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[00:00:00] the sci-fi sequel saturated ticket sales websites, causing
[00:00:04] several hours of delays and
[00:00:07] that 99% of technical failures. The CEO of AMC Theaters admitted on social media that their systems were not
[00:00:11] prepared for such an onslaught, so
[00:00:15] we have to be patient for the third
[00:00:18] movie. I confess that I just saw the first ones, the
[00:00:22] first one that came out, no, yes, I did not
[00:00:24] like it.
[00:00:35] Tonight, Telemundo news, a struggle, an arrest and a child of
[00:00:39] just 3 years old as a witness, now a mother denounces what would have
[00:00:42] happened during an immigration operation that ended with the arrest of her Ecuadorian
[00:00:46] husband, a relief network could be left without
[00:00:50] a lifeline, dozens of centers that serve survivors of domestic
[00:00:53] violence in New York face cuts that could leave thousands
[00:00:57] of people without support. Business.
[00:01:01] presidency, a new poll reveals that a majority of Americans believe that President
[00:01:04] Trump and his family have unduly benefited from their
[00:01:08] cryptocurrency businesses since his return to the White House. A
[00:01:12] dawn between fire and chaos in Michoacán, organized crime
[00:01:16] burns vehicles and blocks roads in more than 20 points in response to an
[00:01:20] your face, a smile helps operation against the Jalisco New Generation cartel. And
[00:01:24] back home, 6 years after Megxit, Prince
[00:01:29] that I will never Harry and Meghan are packing their bags. You are going back to the United Kingdom and this
[00:01:31] time Archie and Lilybeth, their children would also start a
[00:01:35] new British life. So
[00:01:37] we begin.
[00:01:41] Telemundo News tonight. With Aránzalo and
[00:01:44] Saga. Welcome and thank you very much for
[00:01:47] joining us. We start with the immigration operation that ended in a
[00:01:51] struggle caught on video and now sparks questions in
[00:01:54] Massachusetts. The detainee's wife denounces the excessive use of force and
[00:01:58] assures that her 3-year-old son,
[00:02:00] who witnessed this arrest, has been affected. Wendy Castillo has the
[00:02:04] images.
[00:02:09] Moments of tension were captured on video during the arrest of
[00:02:13] Clever Washilema, an Ecuadorian detained by immigration
[00:02:16] agents in Lawrence Massachusetts. They hit him
[00:02:19] like this
[00:02:22] in the belly, they hit him in the leg. His
[00:02:25] wife says that it all started with a confusion when the
[00:02:29] agents asked him about another person and Clever
[00:02:32] explained to them that it wasn't him, then that's when he said that
[00:02:36] already behind him
[00:02:39] there was already a car like that in front
[00:02:42] also, they just locked him up, it
[00:02:46] was then when, according to his wife, the struggle began that
[00:02:50] these images show, what hurts me the most is
[00:02:53] that they took him away horribly,
[00:02:57] I saw all
[00:03:00] that and it's like I was also
[00:03:04] thinking about all that, his 3-year-old son
[00:03:07] also witnessed the detention, just
[00:03:11] let him speak, he's afraid to go out on the street, he
[00:03:15] says: Mom, no, we're not going, because the police,
[00:03:19] he says the police, that the police will kill like
[00:03:22] my dad, like immigration agents have to do their
[00:03:26] job, but what I don't agree with is that
[00:03:30] they attack and violate the rights of
[00:03:33] people, calm down, who worked in construction was the
[00:03:37] main economic support of the home, now that he is
[00:03:40] gone, Maira states that she will have to work twice as hard while facing the
[00:03:44] uncertainty about her husband's future, today I have to hug
[00:03:47] my son and tell us that we have to be strong both of
[00:03:50] us, we have to get through this,
[00:03:54] Telemundo news requested information from the ICE office and
[00:03:58] say you'll be one of DHS since Sunday, a day after the operation, but so
[00:04:01] far we have not received a response, we
[00:04:04] conducted an independent search, but there are no
[00:04:08] records of the young man who arrived in the country 3 years ago, we
[00:04:12] here in this country are not criminals as they
[00:04:16] treat us and we are not animals, and in that Maira
[00:04:19] wants to make special emphasis
[00:04:22] started looking for help for what that her husband Clever is not a criminal, but a
[00:04:25] hardworking man dedicated to his family, that's why
[00:04:28] she denounces the way in which... According to her, ICE agents
[00:04:32] treated him on the day of the detention. Wendy Castillo, Telemundo
[00:04:35] News. The news now takes us to
[00:04:39] Liberia, an African country that has received the first 20 immigrants
[00:04:43] deported from the United States out of a total of
[00:04:46] 1200. Thousands of miles from their families and in
[00:04:49] a country they say they do not know, Rogelio Morataglia spoke
[00:04:53] with two immigrants sent to the Central African Republic, who
[00:04:56] describe fear, isolation and also despair and warn.
[00:05:17] The young Cuban is part of a group of 36 immigrants who were
[00:05:21] sent in early August to the Central African Republic, there are
[00:05:25] four Cubans, one Honduran and one Ecuadorian, this street is very
[00:05:29] dangerous, from his room he recorded this video
[00:05:32] that shows the area where the building where they are detained is located,
[00:05:36] we are illegal in this country, they brought us in through the airport at
[00:05:38] night, handcuffed, we came 36 hours.
[00:05:43] and deportations to Africa will continue because Liberia
[00:05:46] agreed to receive up to 1200 people from third
[00:05:49] countries within a year, and the first group of 20
[00:05:52] people would arrive tomorrow, according to the Minister of Information of that
[00:05:56] nation. They say it's a safe country, this is
[00:06:00] unsafe, this is super dangerous. Brian Omar
[00:06:03] Sánchez is in the group sent to the Central African Republic, he is
[00:06:06] the first Honduran citizen deported to that country. When I saw the
[00:06:10] call from him that was from.
[00:06:13] for us as a family, this is a nightmare, his wife, who
[00:06:16] lives in Miami, asks the Honduran government to intervene to prevent Brian
[00:06:20] from staying in an African nation, but the foreign ministry of our
[00:06:24] country, I think that since this is
[00:06:27] unprecedented, it was not prepared, the most
[00:06:30] painful thing for you what is it at this moment,
[00:06:33] Brian,
[00:06:35] the saddest thing I am going through is being on this
[00:06:38] continent, thinking
[00:06:41] return. to see my family, DHS
[00:06:45] responded to us that Brian Omar Sánchez was accused in 2020 of obscene
[00:06:49] and lewd behavior with minors, of Aristides Fernández,
[00:06:52] who surrendered to border patrol in 2021 and was later
[00:06:56] released by the Biden administration, today both are
[00:06:59] in Africa in Miami, Florida, Rogelio Mora Tagle,
[00:07:02] Telemundo News.
[00:07:05] Since the beginning of this second government of President Trump, about 23
[00:07:08] undocumented immigrants have been sent to a country different from their
[00:07:12] origin: between tears and hugs, Venezuelan pastor Luis
[00:07:16] Morales was reunited with his wife and daughter after spending two weeks
[00:07:20] detained by ICE in Texas after his arrest at Houston
[00:07:23] airport. Telemundo was present. His family and his
[00:07:26] congregation managed to raise the $1200 bail that allowed
[00:07:29] him to regain his freedom. Once
[00:07:32] I was detained it was something
[00:07:35] quite sad, regrettable, but I thank
[00:07:39] God that we are already out.
[00:07:42] electronic ticket now he is preparing to continue his immigration process in
[00:07:46] freedom, his next court date is scheduled for
[00:07:49] September 8th in the city of Houston. A new
[00:07:53] immigration rule is generating uncertainty among thousands of families,
[00:07:56] because as of September 18th, immigration officers will have greater
[00:07:59] discretion to evaluate whether an applicant for residency or a work visa could
[00:08:03] become a public charge taking into account criteria and benefits, for
[00:08:07] example, that he or his family receive. We are talking about housing assistance,
[00:08:11] food assistance, or government-funded medical coverage, however,
[00:08:15] lawyers warn that receiving help does not automatically mean that an
[00:08:19] application will be denied. Seven people,
[00:08:22] including five US citizens died in a helicopter crash in
[00:08:26] Kenya. And this is a tragedy that touches the Telemundo family very closely, because one of the
[00:08:30] victims is José Suárez, president and general manager of
[00:08:33] our stations in Orlando, Tampa and Fort Myers. Marlin Guzmán has the
[00:08:37] report.
[00:08:40] A tragedy during a tourist tour in Kenya ended with seven people
[00:08:44] dead after a helicopter crashed in Santurú County in northern
[00:08:48] Kenya. Six passengers and the pilot were on board, among the
[00:08:52] victims were five Americans, confirmed the US
[00:08:55] State Department, which said, for the
[00:08:58] Trump administration there is no greater priority than the safety and well-being of
[00:09:02] Americans. We express our sincerest condolences to the families
[00:09:06] and loved ones for their loss. The family of Florida
[00:09:09] businessman Roger Edward Duarte, one of the victims of the
[00:09:12] accident, expressed being heartbroken and devastated by the
[00:09:15] tragedy. In a statement they indicated that Duarte was traveling with a
[00:09:19] group of friends, José Suárez, Adam Lavetty,
[00:09:22] Henry Parra, Mikele Sensi Contugui and Stephanie Hollyhan
[00:09:26] Vascones. The National Assembly of Ecuador confirmed that Sensi
[00:09:29] Contugi was the general director of the National Intelligence Center of the
[00:09:33] country. President Daniel Novoa declared 3 days of national mourning in
[00:09:37] Ecuador. While José Alberto Suárez, 55
[00:09:40] years old, was president and general manager of Telemundo Stations in Orlando,
[00:09:44] Tampa and Former Meyers. The news caused a deep shock within
[00:09:48] NBCUniversal News Group. President César Conde lamented
[00:09:51] Suárez's death and highlighted not only his professional career, but
[00:09:55] also the impact he had on his colleagues and in the communities he
[00:09:58] served. Conde described him as an exceptional colleague and a mentor
[00:10:02] to many. He cared deeply about his teams, about
[00:10:06] the communities he served and about the essential role that our
[00:10:10] stations play in people's lives. here at
[00:10:13] NBC Sports with more than 25 years of experience as a
[00:10:17] journalist, Suárez led Telemundo stations in San Antonio,
[00:10:20] Sacramento, Fresno, Salt Lake City and Las Vegas. On social networks,
[00:10:24] those who had the pleasure of working with him, remember
[00:10:27] him as a person full of energy, with a great sense
[00:10:31] of humor, his motto was to inspire, educate and
[00:10:34] protect and whenever he arrived he inspired us and believed in all
[00:10:38] our projects. the company Lady Lori Kenya, operator of the
[00:10:41] helicopter, confirmed that the aircraft was on a charter flight from Suan
[00:10:45] Conservancy to Hololoqui when it crashed. On its Facebook
[00:10:48] page they shared images of a similar helicopter in which the victims
[00:10:52] were traveling before the crash. Marlen Guzmán, Telemundo
[00:10:56] News. In breaking news, the Drug Enforcement Agency
[00:10:59] (DEA) joined the investigation into the death of actress Hayden Panettiere in South
[00:11:03] Carolina. A source familiar with the investigation told NBC
[00:11:07] News that the DEA joined the case due to the possibility that the actress died
[00:11:11] of an overdose. The agency could investigate the drugs involved,
[00:11:15] how they were obtained and whether any person related
[00:11:18] professionally or medically could have infringed the law by
[00:11:21] obtaining them. And we go to Mexico. Dawn of fire and
[00:11:25] terror in Michoacán, organized crime burned vehicles and blocked roads
[00:11:29] in more than 20 points in response to an operation against the
[00:11:32] Jalisco New Generation cartel, nine people were arrested, including two
[00:11:36] women very close to one of the main regional leaders.
[00:11:39] Alejandro Godina joins us with all the details from Mexico City.
[00:11:42] Alejandro, good evening to you, what is known, hello Arancia, good evening, and one
[00:11:46] of the key names behind what happened today is precisely that of Heraclio
[00:11:50] Guerrero, "El Tío Laco", whom the authorities officially point
[00:11:54] to as responsible for ordering the aggressions against the national guard
[00:11:58] after the arrest and death in February of Rubén Oseguera Cervantes alias
[00:12:02] "El Mencho" attacks that, let's remember, left 25 elements of
[00:12:05] that corporation deceased that day. For now, this is what
[00:12:09] happened today.
[00:12:12] It was a red dawn, vehicles in flames in the middle of the roads. These are
[00:12:16] affectations in more than 20 points and at least nine roads in the Mexican state
[00:12:20] of Michoacán in the west of the country.
[00:12:23] Behind these actions were
[00:12:26] organized crime groups, according to authorities, there is an arrest operation by the president
[00:12:29] pointed out that the events occurred in response to an operation to
[00:12:33] arrest some targets of the Jalisco New Generation cartel, without
[00:12:36] specifying who, and for that reason this
[00:12:40] takeover of some places occurred and there is
[00:12:43] already the Ministry of Defense, asking the
[00:12:47] citizenry for calm, the situation is under control,
[00:12:50] after the operation the authorities secured more than 60 vehicles, one of them
[00:12:54] armored, in addition to weapons, explosives and properties. So far
[00:12:58] the authorities have not reported injured or deceased people during the
[00:13:01] deployment and the fires.
[00:13:04] After the death of Nemesios Ceguera Cervantes alias "El Mencho" killed in Tapalpa Jalisco in
[00:13:08] February, the federal government located Heracleo Guerrero Martínez among
[00:13:12] his possible successors.
[00:13:16] The investigation into this criminal cell dates back to 2023, when an
[00:13:19] ostentatious 15th birthday party in Tinaja de Vargas, presumably for
[00:13:23] a daughter of "El Tío Laco" caught the attention of the authorities and where two
[00:13:26] months later three Bengal tigers were seized.
[00:13:30] And Aranza, a few moments ago the federal government updated the number of
[00:13:34] detainees, it is no longer just nine, there are 12
[00:13:37] detainees along with the two women who have already been transferred to the specialized
[00:13:41] prosecutor's office for organized crime, here in Mexico
[00:13:45] City. Aranza, thank you for this update and information,
[00:13:48] Alejandro, good evening. Returning to the United States in New York, they are the
[00:13:52] lifeline for those trying to escape violence and rebuild their lives, but
[00:13:56] now dozens of aid centers could lose federal funding, some
[00:14:00] are even already limiting services while pressure grows on Governor
[00:14:03] Kathy Hochul to avoid a crisis as Cristina
[00:14:07] Coruj tells us. It is survival, it is the
[00:14:10] ability to go from victim to
[00:14:13] survivor. This is what Assemblywoman
[00:14:16] Catalina Cruz says is at stake, if the administration of New
[00:14:20] York Governor Kathy Hochul does not find a way to
[00:14:23] add more funds for crisis centers for victims of
[00:14:26] rape or domestic violence, for those of
[00:14:30] us who have survived that type of situation, it is
[00:14:33] imperative to have access to this so as not to be submerged
[00:14:37] in that pain, the assemblywoman says that she knows the importance that these
[00:14:41] centers have firsthand, when I
[00:14:47] happened to me as a child, for the abuse that
[00:14:51] was done to me as a child, I went to one called Safe Horizon, which unfortunately
[00:14:55] is one of those that is losing more than half a million
[00:14:58] dollars in support. The New York
[00:15:01] assemblywoman says that the lack of these funds is partly due to the fact that more
[00:15:05] organizations requested this help, but federal
[00:15:08] funds have not increased, therefore,
[00:15:11] the centers that already received this help now receive less
[00:15:15] money to support victims. According to the
[00:15:18] Safe Horizon organization, if a solution to this problem is not
[00:15:22] found soon, some organizations in New York could stop
[00:15:25] receiving these funds as of October 1st, although there is still
[00:15:29] more than a month left for this date, some centers have already begun to feel the
[00:15:33] impact, right now we are not assigning new
[00:15:36] clients, because since we don't know what will happen, the
[00:15:39] assemblywoman and several organizations have already contacted Governor Howell's
[00:15:43] administration to find a way to mitigate the impact of this
[00:15:46] problem, but they are still waiting for what the final
[00:15:50] decision will be. Telemundo News contacted the governor's office
[00:15:53] about this situation and did not receive a response, it's that we
[00:15:57] tell them, I don't know when I'm going to assign someone because we don't have the
[00:16:00] capacity, it's going to be quite difficult. From New
[00:16:04] York, Cristina Corujo, Telemundo News.
[00:16:08] Businesses or presidency, a new poll reveals that a majority of
[00:16:11] Americans believe that Donald Trump and his family have unduly benefited from
[00:16:15] their businesses since their return to the White House. Almost seven out of
[00:16:19] 10 citizens, including nearly half of Republicans, believe that
[00:16:22] Trump's private business interests are directly affecting his
[00:16:26] decisions as president. 63% of Americans believe that in
[00:16:29] this second term he and his family have
[00:16:33] inappropriately benefited from the cryptocurrency sector, which has already
[00:16:36] generated more than $1 million for him last year
[00:16:40] alone. In addition, there is widespread rejection of the presidential family
[00:16:43] doing business with foreign countries and 61%
[00:16:47] disapprove of presidents accepting valuable gifts from foreign
[00:16:51] governments while in office. Democrats are trying to use this
[00:16:54] rejection of presidential businesses to campaign
[00:16:57] for the November midterm elections. And don't
[00:17:01] go anywhere because when we return, they are desperately
[00:17:04] searching for victims after the collapse of a mine, details
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[00:21:16] More than 100 people died in the collapse of a gold mine in western
[00:21:20] Central African Republic. Authorities warn that the death toll
[00:21:23] could rise as several people remain missing and
[00:21:27] others are still trapped under the rubble. The accident, which
[00:21:30] is being investigated, occurred near the border with
[00:21:33] Cameroon. And Amazon is expanding its drone
[00:21:36] delivery service. Today it announced that by the end of the year it will reach 500 cities such as
[00:21:40] Chicago, Atlanta and Cleveland. The service for Prime customers is already
[00:21:43] available in seven states and allows packages weighing up to 5 pounds, that is, the
[00:21:47] size of a shoe box, to be received in less than an hour.
[00:21:50] Product orders must be at least
[00:21:53] $50. And Prince Harry and his wife are
[00:21:56] preparing to move, but where and why, details after the
[00:22:00] break.
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[00:24:37] The new season of Top Chef VIP is here on
[00:24:41] Telemundo.
[00:24:47] For the farewell, Prince Harry and his wife Meghan
[00:24:50] Markle plan to return this very month to the United
[00:24:54] Kingdom with their children, 6 years after having
[00:24:57] abandoned their royal duties and moved to California.
[00:25:01] Archie, 7, and Lilibet, about 4 years old,
[00:25:04] would start school in Great Britain in September.
[00:25:08] Now, the family will live in a residence that will be private, but
[00:25:12] outside the palace and Harry and Meghan say they will continue without
[00:25:16] exercising their duties as active members of the Royalty, that is,
[00:25:20] the Dukes of Sussex, so we come to the end, but thank you for joining
[00:25:24] us, have a very good night and you know, don't leave because we
[00:25:27] leave you with the big hit, see you tomorrow.
[00:25:55] This is the big hit xfinity.