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[00:00:32] This afternoon, Noticias Telemundo, the first group of deportees from the United
[00:00:36] States arrives in Liberia, Africa. The
[00:00:39] first images of the plane, the first details of this first
[00:00:42] shipment, there would be Venezuelans, Cubans and Colombians, a total of
[00:00:46] 1200 people will be deported there from the United States. A
[00:00:50] lawyer tells us that the government's strategy is psychological
[00:00:53] torture for
[00:00:54] migrants.
[00:00:58] Mexico opposes the deportation of Mexicans to other countries because
[00:01:02] it is not fair, but you see that right now, presidents, as they are,
[00:01:06] do what they should
[00:01:09] not do. The Trump administration has sent more than 20 Mexicans to
[00:01:13] Guatemala and Honduras, far from the US
[00:01:16] border.
[00:01:21] Breaking news, inspired by the terrorist group ISIS, a woman
[00:01:24] planned an attack against the New York Capitol, saying she was
[00:01:28] aware she would die.
[00:01:34] They immigrated as children, arrived in the United States without documents, and
[00:01:37] today both aspire to be the new council member for South Central Los
[00:01:40] Angeles, but only one of them will make history in what is now the
[00:01:44] most Hispanic district in Southern
[00:01:50] team, it connects, so everything that Latino. Edgar Muñoz spoke with California. Clinging to a cooler,
[00:01:52] two Mexican fishermen were found alive after their
[00:01:56] boat sank. They were in open water for 5 days.
[00:02:04] and yes, he has money and a lot to give. Juan Gabriel is the image
[00:02:08] on the tickets of the National Lottery of Mexico. The draw will be on
[00:02:12] August 28th, marking 10 years since the death of the Divo de
[00:02:15] Juárez.
[00:02:20] Telemundo News with Julio
[00:02:24] knowing where they will be Vaqueiro. Good afternoon. The first deportees from the United States are already
[00:02:28] in Liberia. There are 20 immigrants in total. Liberian authorities
[00:02:32] had said that they would mainly be from Cuba,
[00:02:36] Venezuela, and Colombia. Today, the United States has not
[00:02:39] confirmed it. The fact is that they are there against their will, an ocean
[00:02:43] away, in a country they do not know. Rogelio Muratacle
[00:02:46] prepared the report.
[00:02:50] It is the beginning of one of the broadest agreements to send migrants from the United
[00:02:54] States to a third country, the group of 20
[00:02:56] people, whose nationalities have not been revealed. this morning in
[00:03:00] Monrovia, the capital of Liberia. The
[00:03:03] US Secretary of Homeland Security posted on his X
[00:03:07] account, "Today is a great day to deport illegal individuals,"
[00:03:10] with a photograph he did not describe. The Minister of
[00:03:13] Information of Liberia said a couple of days ago that this first flight would bring
[00:03:17] Venezuelans, Cubans, and Colombians mainly. All
[00:03:20] immigrants, regardless of their status, enjoy human
[00:03:24] rights, and lawyer Kelly Zambrano represents migrants who have
[00:03:27] been deported before international organizations and who, according
[00:03:31] to him, have suffered human rights violations. This ends up
[00:03:34] having an impact on their psychological
[00:03:38] health, because this generates anguish, and
[00:03:41] anguish is considered a form of
[00:03:44] psychological torture. This anguish is the product of these
[00:03:48] arbitrary decisions. Liberia, which agreed to receive up to
[00:03:52] 1200 deportees a year, joins the list of
[00:03:55] African countries that receive deportations from the United
[00:03:58] States, along with the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Central
[00:04:01] African Republic, Equatorial Guinea, Cameroon,
[00:04:05] Ghana, Sierra Leone, Uganda and Eswatini. And at this
[00:04:08] moment I am in the Democratic
[00:04:11] Republic of Congo. Other Hispanics sent to Africa
[00:04:16] listening to what affects have told us that they live in areas surrounded by insecurity and that diseases are the order of the
[00:04:20] day. The only way to leave the African continent is
[00:04:23] by signing voluntary deportation to their country of origin or to a third country in
[00:04:27] Latin America. To what extent. effect that
[00:04:31] can be categorized as a form
[00:04:34] of voluntary
[00:04:37] deportation, if prior to that there are
[00:04:40] threats, if prior to that there is coercion. The
[00:04:43] State Department states that the
[00:04:46] holding on to it. They were found by Trump administration's immigration policy is a priority. It did not
[00:04:49] respond about the nationalities of the migrants and the reasons for sending them to
[00:04:53] Liberia,
[00:04:55] and we do not know what criteria the Trump administration applies to send
[00:04:59] these immigrants to the African continent. It cannot
[00:05:03] be said that they send the worst of the worst because we have even received a response
[00:05:07] from the Department of Homeland Security that there are people who only surrendered
[00:05:11] after crossing the border. There are others who do have
[00:05:14] criminal records, Julio, but not all of them do. The only
[00:05:17] common denominator among them is that they did not sign their voluntary deportation when
[00:05:21] they were in the United States and that is why they ended up in Africa. Well, there are
[00:05:25] 20 and it is only the first shipment. Rogelio, thank you. Mexican
[00:05:28] immigrants are also deported to third countries,
[00:05:32] despite the Mexican government being willing to receive them.
[00:05:36] Here, we had already told you, today Mexico confirmed it to Noticias
[00:05:39] Telemundo. In the last 4 months, thousands have been
[00:05:43] silently sent to Guatemala and Honduras. Alejandra Arteaga spoke
[00:05:47] with one of them.
[00:05:50] With water bottles clinging to their belongings, Mexican citizens were
[00:05:53] deported from the United States to a foreign country. The Trump
[00:05:57] administration has sent more than 2,000 of them to Guatemala and
[00:06:01] Honduras since April, far from the border with Mexico.
[00:06:05] Arriving in other countries is an extra concern for Mexican migrants like
[00:06:08] Arturo Trejo, the deportation.
[00:06:22] Well, it's not fair, but you see that right now, the presidents, as they are, do what
[00:06:26] they should do.
[00:06:29] Good afternoon from Mexico. Arturo says it took
[00:06:33] him 4 days to return to his native Hidalgo in the center of the country.
[00:06:37] He did it aboard this bus that took him with 36 other migrants to the
[00:06:40] border between Mexico and Guatemala. there was no problem that we were going
[00:06:44] to transfer to this Chiapas, a transfer that costs
[00:06:48] time and money and that, according to the government of Guatemala, is an expense that
[00:06:51] Mexico pays, eh, to return them, eh,
[00:06:55] to enter Mexican territory in less than
[00:06:58] 24 hours. The government of Mexico explained that it has conveyed to the
[00:07:02] US authorities its rejection of this practice, while
[00:07:06] the Department of Homeland Security responded that the Trump administration is carrying
[00:07:10] out the largest deportation in history. Yes. It's
[00:07:13] tremendous mistreatment. The United States can justify
[00:07:16] it by saying it wants to keep these people away from its
[00:07:19] borders, a practice that has already caused fear among Mexican
[00:07:23] migrants. They are already harming them and still
[00:07:26] sending them to another country. I think it's wrong. Meanwhile,
[00:07:30] today, 14 Mexican migrants detained in the United
[00:07:34] States live with the uncertainty of not
[00:07:37] returned. In Mexico, Alejandra Arteaga, Noticias
[00:07:40] Telemundo.
[00:07:43] Today, an earthquake shook Peru, with two injured and material
[00:07:47] damage. Three hours later, there was an
[00:07:49] aftershock.
[00:07:55] The earthquake occurred during school hours, forcing the evacuation of schools, offices
[00:07:59] and homes. There is damage in some educational centers, in hospitals and
[00:08:02] in 22 homes. The magnitude 6.7 tremor had its
[00:08:06] epicenter in Parinacocha near Coracora. This occurred more than 40
[00:08:10] miles deep and was felt in several regions of the country, including
[00:08:14] Lima, the capital. Peru is in the so-called Pacific Ring of
[00:08:18] Fire, as are Colombia, Japan, and Indonesia, which
[00:08:21] have also suffered earthquakes in recent days. In
[00:08:25] the United States, today, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric
[00:08:28] Administration released the forecast for autumn, which begins in just a
[00:08:32] month, but summer promises to extend. Today, extreme
[00:08:35] heat and strong storms are hitting a large part of the country, and that is why our
[00:08:39] chief meteorologist Carlos Robles is with us. Carlos,
[00:08:43] what we are experiencing are two extremes, a lot of rain towards the northeast of the country and, above all, a heat
[00:08:46] wave that gives no respite. Look at what is happening. The same circulation of the
[00:08:50] heat dome is pushing moisture from the Gulf and is carrying it excessively
[00:08:54] towards the northeast of the United States, and the Gulf is
[00:08:57] in the midst of a real heat wave where temperatures are
[00:09:01] up to 5 degrees above what is normal. If there is more humidity
[00:09:04] evaporating, more humidity reaches the country and here you have the rains. It starts to
[00:09:08] rain torrentially in New York, in Washington, in Philadelphia, and the
[00:09:12] greatest risk is not the storms and lightning strikes,
[00:09:15] including possible tornadoes, but the floods. There are 30 million
[00:09:18] people who can see up to five inches of rain, because it will not only
[00:09:22] rain today, but it will continue raining until at least
[00:09:26] Sunday. And amidst all this, the heat does not
[00:09:29] cease, from Florida to California, temperatures
[00:09:32] feeling between 108 to 111 degrees. This will continue
[00:09:36] happening throughout much of this weekend. Well, it can be very dangerous,
[00:09:40] so be careful. Thank you, Carlos, of course.
[00:09:42] Let's talk about money. Every second that passes, the record public debt
[00:09:46] of $40 trillion grows
[00:09:50] and grows and can even be felt in our pockets. What
[00:09:54] would happen to the US economy if that debt is not controlled?
[00:09:57] Cristina Londoño tells us.
[00:10:01] Reina Moreno woke up worried. She quickly
[00:10:04] recognized the figure with 12 zeros of the $40 trillion
[00:10:08] debt and what she believes it
[00:10:10] means. Very hard, because
[00:10:14] we, the working class, are the ones who pay for everything in this
[00:10:18] country. Analysts say she is not mistaken. If the government does not
[00:10:21] control indebtedness, the dollar will lose its value.
[00:10:25] The price of all goods and services increases
[00:10:28] substantially, so you will have access to
[00:10:31] fewer foods, transportation, entertainment,
[00:10:35] clothing, housing, etc. The cost of
[00:10:38] living will be much more difficult. The Trump administration
[00:10:41] insists that this year there will be more income than ever and dismissed the
[00:10:45] possibility of a
[00:10:46] crisis.
[00:10:59] The debt doubled in the last decade, mostly during the
[00:11:03] pandemic period of the Biden and Trump administrations, but
[00:11:06] many point to the expenses of this government. The renovations of the
[00:11:10] White House, eh, the war, the
[00:11:13] pool. This food delivery driver
[00:11:16] resents ICE's budget to persecute the immigrant
[00:11:19] community, but acknowledges Trump's achievements in
[00:11:23] security. We reached a point where we could close our small
[00:11:27] business because there were too many people there and we
[00:11:30] lost a lot of things. Experts say the good news is that
[00:11:34] at this moment the United States has the means to back the
[00:11:37] debt, but they warn that if the trajectory continues, the
[00:11:40] situation could become unsustainable. According to a congressional
[00:11:44] calculation, in the two minutes of this report, the
[00:11:48] debt increased by more than 10 million dollars and
[00:11:51] continues to multiply. In Washington, Cristina.
[00:11:58] The USS George Washington aircraft carrier is already in the Middle East,
[00:12:01] where it will relieve the USS Abraham Lincoln. The change comes amidst
[00:12:05] controversy and complaints from relatives about scarcity of
[00:12:09] supplies, lack of water or contaminated water, and mental health problems
[00:12:12] aboard the Lincoln. We reported it here. Well, Democratic senators
[00:12:16] have already requested explanations for these complaints, although Defense Secretary
[00:12:20] Pat Hexed assures that those versions have been
[00:12:23] distorted.
[00:12:26] A 35-year-old woman was arrested in Albany, New York,
[00:12:29] accused of planning an attack inspired by ISIS
[00:12:33] against the state capitol. According to the prosecutor's office,
[00:12:36] Jessica Bowe had expressed her support for the terrorist group, had visited the
[00:12:39] capitol on several occasions, and sought help to
[00:12:43] manufacture explosives. The FBI says the investigation
[00:12:46] allowed this plan to be dismantled before it materialized.
[00:12:49] In Philadelphia, the police have already
[00:12:53] identified the masked man who terrorized its residents. They believe
[00:12:56] that Simon Hugs, 22 years old, is the subject who
[00:13:00] harassed and threatened at least twenty people last
[00:13:04] Wednesday near City Hall while recording
[00:13:07] these encounters himself. We reported them here. Investigators
[00:13:10] suspect that he escaped to California or Nevada and
[00:13:14] have already issued an arrest warrant for him. A
[00:13:18] cooler was the life raft for two
[00:13:21] fishermen lost at sea. When we return,
[00:13:25] we have their testimony. We will be back, stay tuned.
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[00:17:05] Two immigrants who arrived in the United States years ago without
[00:17:09] documents are now seeking to make history in the November
[00:17:12] elections. Both are candidates to fill a seat on the Los Angeles
[00:17:16] Council, for a district that was once majority African-American, but where
[00:17:19] today eight out of 10 residents are
[00:17:24] them.
[00:17:27] That an immigrant like me, who comes here undocumented, will be a
[00:17:30] councilman. A person who arrived in this country without documents. In a
[00:17:34] historic event, two immigrants who were undocumented are candidates.
[00:17:46] I came here when I was 3 years old. Estuardo Mazariego
[00:17:50] became a citizen at 32 years old, he now has two young daughters and was born in
[00:17:53] Guatemala. His political opponent José Hugarte became a citizen
[00:17:57] at 17 years old, he is the father of a 3-year-old girl and was born in
[00:18:01] Oaxaca, Mexico. The first 4 years of my life,
[00:18:05] I remember first what I remember is that
[00:18:08] I was on a horse. The district they are fighting for
[00:18:11] is South Central Los Angeles, which 50 years ago was primarily
[00:18:15] African American, but now 80% is
[00:18:18] Latino, hit by ICE raids. What do you think of ICE operations? They are
[00:18:21] brutal, ah, they are, ah, they lack
[00:18:25] humanity, I think that agency should not
[00:18:28] exist, it is a disrespect to a
[00:18:32] working community. Here in the sub-center they are destroying it after
[00:18:36] almost a year and a half, people don't want to
[00:18:40] work, they don't want to go to school, they don't want to go
[00:18:43] shopping, scared for my children, thinking that they
[00:18:46] are going to take us and what will happen to the children. Mazariegos
[00:18:50] and Hugarte are campaigning in a neighborhood of 8,000 people, the poorest in
[00:18:54] Los Angeles, where the seamstresses are, where many people live in little
[00:18:58] space,
[00:19:01] the Latino community, being two immigrant candidates, does not give them a
[00:19:05] blank check either. I don't trust you because if
[00:19:09] you don't deliver, for me it means more jobs, more
[00:19:13] security, demanding more services and resources for
[00:19:16] undocumented people. Thank you very much, José Ugarte won the primaries
[00:19:20] with 39% and Estuardo Mazariegos in second
[00:19:24] place with 26%. The winner will be decided this
[00:19:28] November 3rd. In Los Angeles, Edgar Muñoz, Noticias
[00:19:31] Telemundo.
[00:19:33] Well, the White House's immigration policies are among the
[00:19:36] causes of the decline in tourism in Mexico. The
[00:19:40] arrival of travelers decreased during the first 6 months
[00:19:43] of this year, mainly travelers from the United States, who numbered less
[00:19:47] than 7 million, a drop of almost 7%. According to Mexican
[00:19:50] authorities, the reasons, in addition to immigration decisions
[00:19:54] in the United States, are the increase in the price of aviation
[00:19:58] fuel, fewer flights, and an increase in travel alerts. Despite
[00:20:02] this, Mexico is still the sixth most
[00:20:05] visited country in the entire
[00:20:08] world. Two Mexican fishermen had been adrift
[00:20:12] for five days when they were finally
[00:20:15] rescued.
[00:20:18] It's an incredible story, they survived on a cooler. They were
[00:20:24] elements of the Navy about 150 miles off the coast of
[00:20:27] Chiapas. A fishing cooperative had reported the
[00:20:31] disappearance of these men, aged 53 and 32,
[00:20:34] after losing communication with their vessel on
[00:20:38] August 14th. What do you think?
[00:20:41] I know I wasn't going to see my family again, I would
[00:20:45] get lost again, the hardest thing that no one can see, I don't
[00:20:48] wish it on my worst
[00:20:50] enemy. This fisherman said he would
[00:20:54] say goodbye to the sea, but his companion assured that he would return to his
[00:20:58] activity and in the same waters. Five days at
[00:21:02] sea. Well, here is Raisaga with a preview of the news we will
[00:21:06] see tonight. Aranza, Julio, how are you? Good afternoon. Well,
[00:21:09] look, there is a person who is asking for justice, that is what a
[00:21:13] Venezuelan father from New Jersey wants, after a
[00:21:16] brutal beating he received, right?
[00:21:20] No, my God, the incident was captured on video where the
[00:21:23] immigrant is brutally attacked because he confronted the suspects who had
[00:21:27] parked blocking his car. We have this story, also an
[00:21:31] undocumented Salvadoran is identified as the main suspect in the murder of
[00:21:35] a woman in Virginia. The man had been arrested after crossing illegally in
[00:21:38] 2024, but was released. With that and much more, we will see
[00:21:42] you tonight, we will see you at 11:35 p.m., 10:35 in the central Aranza,
[00:21:46] thank you. Well, Mexico pays tribute to Juan Gabriel with...
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[00:25:46] More than 100 people have died in the collapse of a gold mine in the Central
[00:25:50] African Republic.
[00:25:54] Local authorities say a landslide caused the collapse
[00:25:57] of this mine and assure that it was not operating,
[00:26:01] I should say, in accordance with regulations.
[00:26:05] Today, four bodies were recovered from the tourist helicopter accident in Kenya.
[00:26:09] Authorities are still investigating the causes of this accident. There were
[00:26:13] seven crew members on board, including José Suárez, an executive of
[00:26:16] Telemundo, there was also a real estate businessman, an aircraft
[00:26:20] maintenance person, and the director of intelligence of Ecuador and his
[00:26:23] wife.
[00:26:25] These are images that are also
[00:26:27] news today.
[00:26:31] In Porter, Texas. High-impact images capture the moment a
[00:26:35] sheriff gets into a burning car to pull out the suspect. The vehicle
[00:26:38] had crashed after a high-speed chase. Seconds later, the
[00:26:42] car exploded. The man has been charged with vehicle evasion and
[00:26:46] theft.
[00:26:49] In Manhattan, surveillance cameras capture a violent crash.
[00:26:52] A Mercedes speeds backward and hits
[00:26:56] several parked cars while a Corvette ends up hitting a
[00:26:59] pedestrian and crashes into a building. Two people... were
[00:27:03] injured.
[00:27:05] Sensitive images capture what appears to be a mailman's attack
[00:27:08] on an albino peacock in Pasadena,
[00:27:12] California. The bird was reportedly beaten with a rock and a stick
[00:27:16] until it lay in the street. The animal welfare society is already
[00:27:20] investigating the case.
[00:27:23] Former Major League Baseball player José Candelite Iglesias will make
[00:27:26] history, becoming the first Latino MLB player to reach
[00:27:30] Broadway. He joins the cast of the musical Buenavista Social
[00:27:34] Club as a narrator. He spoke with Tom Yamas, NBC Nightly
[00:27:38] News anchor, about this new chapter in his career. He connects
[00:27:41] with so many 15 seasons in the Major Leagues, eh, I always had
[00:27:45] a passion for music, I make my song, oh my god,
[00:27:48] it connects with so many people, with the
[00:27:52] started as a hobby has become a
[00:27:55] path, a path that honestly I don't know where
[00:27:59] it's going, because I didn't think I would be
[00:28:01] here. Well, in his first rehearsals on Broadway, Iglesias already
[00:28:05] said he felt like family. In
[00:28:09] Mexico, they pay a very special tribute to Juan Gabriel. The National
[00:28:12] Lottery launched commemorative tickets with images of the singer for the August
[00:28:16] 28th drawing, which is the day that marks 10 years since his death.
[00:28:20] Alejandro Godina
[00:28:21] reports.
[00:28:25] He is the unforgettable, the Divo de Juárez, the artist who with his voice turned
[00:28:28] stories into songs that are still alive.
[00:28:31] But his music. It is not only heard, it is also
[00:28:33] danced to.
[00:28:36] And of course, it is sung. Juan Gabriel left a legacy of about 200 songs
[00:28:40] as a composer.
[00:28:43] A few days before the tenth anniversary of his death, the Mexican
[00:28:46] National Lottery presented a commemorative ticket dedicated to the
[00:28:50] performer of "Amor Eterno" and "El Noa Noa." He came to greet us, Jonathan
[00:28:53] Álvarez was a lottery shouting boy in a tribute to Juan Gabriel in
[00:28:57] 1995 in the emblematic lottery hall, an
[00:29:00] experience that also allowed him to meet the artist. He was with
[00:29:03] us, he listened to the words I had to
[00:29:06] say and well, obviously it impacts you, it makes you nervous,
[00:29:10] his career. for this special edition now available,
[00:29:14] 2,4000
[00:29:18] tickets were printed, that is, 120 tickets with the image of the
[00:29:21] artist. 10 years later, "Amor Eterno" continues to
[00:29:24] embrace our absences and his music continues to find its
[00:29:28] way back to our hearts. This tribute also
[00:29:31] has a symbolic element.
[00:29:38] The draw will have a grand prize equivalent to one million
[00:29:41] dollars. 10 tickets, like Mr. Barrientos, and there are
[00:29:45] those who seek to preserve a memory of the artist. 17 million
[00:29:48] pesos, grand prize. The special edition of the lottery also
[00:29:52] coincides with the launch of commemorative postage stamps, with a legacy that
[00:29:56] 10 years after his death, is still present in the country's
[00:29:59] culture.
[00:30:43] Today I'm not that happy, I enter the
[00:30:46] kitchen neither too high nor too low, a
[00:30:49] little neutral, a new elimination
[00:30:53] day and once again I'm there,
[00:30:56] contestants, welcome to the Top Chef kitchen.