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[00:00:01] She even got very angry with them when she took William Jahari skiing on
[00:00:05] vacation and told them, "Can you leave us alone? You already have your
[00:00:08] photos," but Diana also tried to get in the newspapers.
[00:00:30] an important asset for the royal family, it's almost like a sun
[00:00:33] bigger than all the others. Of course, in
[00:00:37] society. What the United States, her career took off thanks to the visit to the White
[00:00:39] House, her first tour of the United States as a married
[00:00:43] couple,
[00:00:47] AIDS, for the cause of ending and they attend a gala dinner at the White House, that
[00:00:50] dark velvet dress she wears and her
[00:00:53] necklace, she looks very glamorous, nobody
[00:00:57] expected us to see John Travolta making her... She knew
[00:01:00] that was a
[00:01:01] stellar
[00:01:10] moment, and the truth is that the event was the perfect combination of
[00:01:14] royalty, politics, and celebrities. Prince
[00:01:17] Charles was also present, but he might as well not have been, because
[00:01:21] in reality, everything revolved around Diana. That became
[00:01:24] the main narrative for Charles and
[00:01:26] Diana.
[00:01:31] Four years later, Princess Diana returned to the United States,
[00:01:35] this time alone, but she did it for a very different
[00:01:37] reason. She will not grant interviews.
[00:01:41] Diana came to visit the pediatric AIDS unit at Harlem
[00:01:44] Hospital.
[00:01:49] Politicians ignored it, it was a
[00:01:53] 9:30 in the morning from the Angel of dangerous place and not the kind of place where you would normally see a princess. She talked to
[00:01:57] doctors and stayed with sick children.
[00:02:01] And then, of course, the most extraordinary image of all
[00:02:04] time, we see her with a 7-year-old boy who has
[00:02:08] AIDS, she is hugging him,
[00:02:11] members of royalty didn't do that, at that moment
[00:02:14] she was simply a mother. It was a time when
[00:02:18] many people were unaware of HIV and
[00:02:20] AIDS, there was a lot of stigma around it, people
[00:02:24] didn't believe you could even touch a person with
[00:02:26] AIDS, our president didn't do this.
[00:02:30] She was the people's princess, you could say she was America's
[00:02:34] princess.
[00:02:38] When Diana, the woman who is the center of this fairy tale,
[00:02:42] says, "It wasn't a fairy tale, I was
[00:02:45] unhappy," that's a bombshell, and it all
[00:02:48] unfolded on a very international stage. I can
[00:02:51] imagine that many people will also see themselves reflected in some aspects and
[00:02:55] think, "They are imperfect human beings like us." I remember when
[00:02:59] they separated. I think we were all sad, but
[00:03:02] grateful, they knew this was going to happen and
[00:03:05] we thought, "Just do it." The media was
[00:03:09] a nightmare, but the public always supported
[00:03:11] Diana.
[00:03:14] Once she left Prince Charles, there seemed to be a
[00:03:17] freedom, a
[00:03:18] radiance.
[00:03:22] Connecting not only with Diana's personality, but also with her wardrobe, was
[00:03:26] essential for people in the United States and around the world to fall in love with her.
[00:03:34] Obviously fashion and her haircut, in the mid-90s, she
[00:03:38] would put gel in her hair and comb it back, which was a very
[00:03:41] modern look for a member of
[00:03:43] royalty.
[00:03:47] Big moments happen, like Princess Diana wearing her revenge
[00:03:50] dress,
[00:03:56] the serpentine dress that showed her shoulders
[00:03:59] and... her collar. She
[00:04:02] wanted to be seen and heard. When she went to
[00:04:05] the United States, she really felt integrated into its culture,
[00:04:08] we saw her in a Philadelphia Eagles T-shirt and in
[00:04:12] shorts and American sneakers. I think
[00:04:16] country, set off at 9:30 in she felt a sense of freedom here. Diana loved
[00:04:19] the United States and actually wanted to move to Malibu, she wanted to take
[00:04:23] William and Harry to show them another kind of life. But
[00:04:27] instead of moving to the United States, the world stopped. Sunday, August 31st.
[00:04:31] agosto.
[00:04:37] We have very sad news to report: We have just
[00:04:40] learned that the French government has reported the
[00:04:43] death of Princess Diana.
[00:04:47] Ultimately, of course, she will be remembered mainly for the fact that the
[00:04:51] paparazzi were chasing her
[00:04:53] to each car. I have also been in that same tunnel being chased
[00:04:56] by paparazzi. It is devastating for us to hear this
[00:05:00] news.
[00:05:03] The explosion of emotions in Great Britain was
[00:05:06] unprecedented.
[00:05:10] The country lost its way.
[00:05:13] People were sitting in their suits and work clothes
[00:05:17] crying with their arms full of flowers they were taking to the
[00:05:20] palace, oh my god, not only the
[00:05:23] people of the United Kingdom were mourning her, oh my
[00:05:26] God, the Americans were beside
[00:05:29] themselves, I was in high school, even though it sounds crazy,
[00:05:33] my world stopped, I
[00:05:35] actually feel like I could cry talking about it, it was a
[00:05:38] very visceral reaction
[00:05:42] to the fact that... we had lost someone who was like an angel,
[00:05:45] she was doing so much good in the world, we
[00:05:49] were all mourning together across the country and the
[00:05:52] world. We admired her work for
[00:05:55] children, for people with
[00:05:59] the scourge of landmines in the
[00:06:01] world, and we can only hope that her work
[00:06:05] continues, and that all who can will support her
[00:06:09] two wonderful children and help them have the life and future
[00:06:13] she would have wanted.
[00:06:16] What is the royal family now? For many, she is the face of the
[00:06:19] royal family, what is this family today? Royal
[00:06:23] Fever.
[00:06:27] The need to emigrate knows no age, many
[00:06:30] say they want to reach Mexico City, but others seek
[00:06:34] to go further
[00:06:35] north.
[00:06:38] The Mexican army's anti-drone battalion consists of...
[00:06:42] these types of elements of inhibitors to take down drones
[00:06:45] that have become a threat. The
[00:06:49] Chiapas authorities have detected a cattle smuggling
[00:06:52] point. This is one of the illegal
[00:06:55] crossing points for cattle going from Central America to
[00:06:59] Mexico. Thousands of protesters, workers from this
[00:07:02] country, set off at
[00:07:06] Independence. I am in the municipality of Teuchitlán, in the
[00:07:10] Mexican state of Jalisco. Here the... The discovery was
[00:07:13] macabre by collectives of people searching for the
[00:07:16] disappeared. What made you come here with the
[00:07:19] suspicion that your son could be on this
[00:07:22] ranch?
[00:07:26] I am Mexican-British, I have been practicing
[00:07:30] journalism for 20 years, in Mexico City, in the United
[00:07:34] States and now in Miami for CNN. CNN
[00:07:37] America is a multi-platform program where you will
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[00:07:45] you to understand the world from the angle you are seeing it.
[00:07:49] In those three hours, you will not only have information from a
[00:07:52] political economic sphere, but also
[00:07:55] health, from a sphere for women, but above all it is a
[00:07:59] space where we can have conversations not to
[00:08:02] polarize, but to
[00:08:04] society.
[00:08:07] What excites me the most is to inform, inquire,
[00:08:10] investigate the why of things, to get to the bottom of the facts,
[00:08:14] here you will see what makes news and everything that
[00:08:17] impacts your daily life, CNN America with Rebeca
[00:08:21] Kelly, Monday to Friday on CNN.
[00:08:37] Here on CNN, news comes
[00:08:39] first.
[00:08:43] I'm going with Yoelo Molinares to the Capitol, they have already prepared
[00:08:47] the funds for the Department of Homeland Security, when there is a lot at stake,
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[00:09:08] Cuba have always been abnormal, Direct
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[00:09:23] facts directly. Pro-immigrant groups
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[00:09:29] I'm Juan Carlos López. Join me on Direct
[00:09:33] USA Monday to Friday on CNN. I'm
[00:09:36] Andy Ortiz in Lima, Peru, we are
[00:09:38] CNN.
[00:09:42] for the royals,
[00:09:46] shortly after Diana's death, the media began to turn
[00:09:50] Harry and William into main characters, we saw
[00:09:53] Prince William and Prince Harry grow up before our
[00:09:57] eyes,
[00:10:02] and there was an explosion and a frenzy around
[00:10:04] them,
[00:10:08] I love him and he greeted me and shook my hand, the... was born,
[00:10:25] young women across the United States had
[00:10:29] his poster on their wall, I loved him, I think
[00:10:33] Harry is more handsome, even if people think that now, but when
[00:10:37] they were younger, maybe not.
[00:10:40] The media characterized William and Harry in a very
[00:10:43] different way, the dynamic between the heirs made
[00:10:46] headlines, and the spare tire always goes off the
[00:10:50] rails, historically it has been a difficulty, we saw it with Charles
[00:10:54] and his brother.
[00:11:25] Prince Andrew was arrested on Thursday on suspicion of misconduct
[00:11:28] in public office, he has not yet been
[00:11:31] charged, he has always denied committing any crime in
[00:11:35] relation to these links. It is important
[00:11:38] to note that he has not been found guilty of anything in a court of
[00:11:41] law, but undoubtedly, in the public eye his reputation was severely
[00:11:45] damaged.
[00:11:49] Prince Harry, who is my favorite, also made headlines,
[00:11:52] but for the wrong reasons.
[00:11:55] Let's remember the Nazi uniform and the wild parties with the girls, the
[00:11:58] playboy prince, but then he joined the
[00:12:02] army, and that completely changed his
[00:12:04] life,
[00:12:06] and when he met Meghan Markle,
[00:12:10] it was as if he blossomed.
[00:12:13] Harry, when did you know she was the one, when did I
[00:12:16] know, when we
[00:12:19] met, this royal couple makes a very good
[00:12:23] pair, I think it's the happy ending that...
[00:12:29] people wanted for Prince Harry, but then things started to change, the
[00:12:32] press is devouring Meghan and then
[00:12:35] spitting her out,
[00:12:39] a headline said Harry's girl almost looks like she's straight out of
[00:12:42] Compton, something very insensitive, the number
[00:12:45] of stories that didn't hide the racism was
[00:12:49] enormous,
[00:12:53] the intensity and the racism.
[00:13:25] She had suicidal thoughts and Harry
[00:13:28] has repeatedly said since
[00:13:30] then, that he was terrified that what happened to his
[00:13:34] mother would be repeated.
[00:13:37] I knew I had to do everything I could to protect my
[00:13:40] family, especially after what happened to my
[00:13:43] mother.
[00:13:48] And then, of course, the explosive Instagram post that
[00:13:51] shocked the whole world. We thought we would step down as senior members of the.
[00:13:55] My phone wouldn't stop ringing, everyone fell from their pedestal, Windsor
[00:13:59] House has been shaken by Harry and Meghan's surprising decision to
[00:14:03] step down from their royal duties to seek financial
[00:14:06] independence. Fairy tales are not usually
[00:14:10] like this, with a prince and his fiancée leaving the palace and
[00:14:13] moving to California.
[00:14:17] When this bomb was dropped, the
[00:14:20] media blamed
[00:14:21] Meghan.
[00:14:24] The story will always be told that this
[00:14:27] Black woman came between the two brothers
[00:14:30] and took Harry away from his
[00:14:32] family.
[00:14:35] Racist trolls started saying they wanted a
[00:14:38] Megxit. It wasn't long
[00:14:40] before it appeared all over Twitter.
[00:14:44] The most surprising thing about Harry
[00:14:47] and Meghan
[00:14:50] is that they didn't quietly
[00:14:51] withdraw.
[00:14:56] Since leaving the UK, the couple has worked hard to
[00:15:00] build their own brand, signing multi-year deals to create
[00:15:04] content for Netflix and a podcast series for Spotify. The
[00:15:08] American public bought it because it was a fairy tale
[00:15:11] wrapped in a soap opera, wrapped in a reality show.
[00:15:15] Of course, they had their famous interview with Oprah. Airing
[00:15:18] the royal dirty laundry spreads like
[00:15:22] an earthquake across the Atlantic. The Duke
[00:15:25] and Duchess of Sussex paint a picture of racism and emotional
[00:15:28] abuse. Meghan describes being marginalized by the
[00:15:31] palace and concern within the royal family about the color of
[00:15:35] her baby's skin.
[00:15:38] In parallel, we discussed that he will not be given
[00:15:41] security, he will not be given a
[00:15:44] title,
[00:15:48] also concerns and conversations about how dark
[00:15:51] his skin might be when
[00:15:52] he is born.
[00:15:58] The following statement issued by Buckingham Palace on behalf of Her
[00:16:01] Majesty the Queen says the following: The issues raised, in
[00:16:05] particular that of race, are concerning. While some
[00:16:08] recollections may vary, they are taken very seriously and the family will address them in
[00:16:11] private.
[00:16:14] Could you inform me, sir, if the royal family is a racist family? We are
[00:16:17] not a racist
[00:16:18] family.
[00:16:22] It is a family at war publicly.
[00:16:26] Harry's autobiographical book, which details episodes of a
[00:16:30] troubled family life, sold 1.6 million copies
[00:16:33] in the United States alone in the first week.
[00:16:40] Americans love drama, they love to get into
[00:16:44] other people's business and this was the business of
[00:16:46] business, he describes an argument he had with his
[00:16:50] brother at Kensington Palace, he was yelling at me
[00:16:54] and him, it was not pleasant at
[00:16:56] all, and he lost his temper and pushed me to the
[00:17:00] ground,
[00:17:03] it's getting too intimate and... That's
[00:17:07] where they really started to lose public
[00:17:11] support.
[00:17:13] We want the fairy tale, but wait, this is not the fairy tale we imagined.
[00:17:27] Queen Isaac, Britain's longest-reigning monarch,
[00:17:31] has died at the age of 96.
[00:17:33] años.
[00:17:41] I remember I was at the gates of
[00:17:44] Balmoral, people were leaving flowers and
[00:17:48] expressing their grief,
[00:17:51] I firmly believe that since the Queen was so loved
[00:17:55] and celebrated, she is difficult to replace.
[00:18:37] while he was still married,
[00:18:40] his popularity has fluctuated, so he has a
[00:18:43] difficult task
[00:18:45] ahead of him.
[00:18:50] Three cheers for His Majesty the King, hip
[00:18:52] hip,
[00:18:57] seeing him standing on the throne and with Queen Camilla, after seeing
[00:19:00] how that love triangle unfolded, I think many people wondered
[00:19:03] if he was up to the job. for the
[00:19:07] royals,
[00:19:16] the need to emigrate knows no age,
[00:19:20] many say they want to reach Mexico City, but others
[00:19:23] seek to go further
[00:19:24] north.
[00:19:28] The Mexican army's anti-drone battalion consists of
[00:19:32] these types of elements of inhibitors to take down drones
[00:19:35] that have become a threat.
[00:19:38] The Chiapas authorities have detected a cattle smuggling
[00:19:42] point. This is one of the illegal
[00:19:45] crossing points for cattle going from Central America to
[00:19:49] Mexico. Thousands of protesters, workers from this
[00:19:54] the morning from the Angel of Independence. I am in the
[00:19:58] municipality of Teuchitlán in the Mexican state of
[00:20:00] Jalisco. Here the discovery was macabre by collectives of
[00:20:04] people searching for the disappeared. What made
[00:20:08] you come here with the suspicion that your son could be on this
[00:20:11] ranch?
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[00:21:12] political economic sphere, but also
[00:21:15] health from a sphere for women, but above all it is a
[00:21:19] space where we can have conversations not to
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[00:21:27] excites me the most is to inform,
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[00:22:48] Royal Fever.
[00:22:54] The Fourth of July is a huge holiday, it's all United
[00:22:57] States, United States, people wave
[00:23:00] flags, carry flags, they have
[00:23:03] barbecues, they set off
[00:23:06] fireworks,
[00:23:11] patriotism is at its peak, the 250th
[00:23:14] anniversary of the United States, I have never felt
[00:23:17] prouder to be an American than... I love the
[00:23:21] Fourth of July, who doesn't, it celebrates our independence,
[00:23:25] ironically, from the British, the Declaration of
[00:23:28] Independence states that we hold these truths to be self-evident
[00:23:31] that all men are created equal, it's about our rights
[00:23:35] to life, liberty and the pursuit of
[00:23:37] happiness. It was when we told King George,
[00:23:41] we don't want a king, we are not in king's
[00:23:43] territory.
[00:23:47] I'm always amused by how much Americans adore the royal
[00:23:50] family
[00:23:53] and I think why did they waste all that
[00:23:55] tea, there was no need to throw it into the
[00:23:58] sea,
[00:24:01] the relationship between the United Kingdom and the United States remains
[00:24:04] extremely important, it is based
[00:24:07] on soft power, this soft power influences all those
[00:24:11] political conversations, it is
[00:24:12] fascinating.
[00:24:20] days to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the independence of the United
[00:24:23] States, this historic and monumental visit has been presented
[00:24:27] as an opportunity to improve relations between the United Kingdom and the United
[00:24:31] States, so it is a really delicate moment. And in
[00:24:34] reality, behind the scenes it was about easing
[00:24:37] tensions.
[00:24:41] Thank you.
[00:24:43] There are many opportunities for goodwill, but there are also many
[00:24:47] possibilities for something to go wrong.
[00:25:20] it is essentially a story of reconciliation,
[00:25:23] renewal and an extraordinary
[00:25:25] collaboration,
[00:25:28] he truly consolidated that special relationship between
[00:25:32] the two countries, it was something
[00:25:35] powerful, on its 250th
[00:25:37] anniversary, that our two countries recommit
[00:25:43] other,
[00:25:43] otro,
[00:25:47] he got both parties to give him a standing ovation, something that never...
[00:26:03] you talk about the weight of history on his shoulders, it could have redefined his
[00:26:06] reign if he had made a mistake, as Oscar Wilde
[00:26:09] said,
[00:26:12] we rarely have everything in common with the United States today,
[00:26:15] except, of course, the
[00:26:16] language.
[00:26:23] They were surprised that King Charles is actually funny.
[00:27:17] social media because they understand that to remain relevant they need to connect with the
[00:27:20] public and if they don't, their future will be in
[00:27:24] danger. Instagram was launched the same year that Kate
[00:27:28] and William announced their engagement and I think that has really fueled the
[00:27:31] appetite. I want to see the tiaras, I want to see the
[00:27:35] dresses she wears, but I also want to see her with her
[00:27:38] children. Kate is very fond of
[00:27:41] photography, and instead of a palace press photographer
[00:27:45] taking pictures of her children, she does it
[00:27:48] herself. And that's her way of
[00:27:52] regaining some control and privacy for her
[00:27:55] children. The future of the monarchy depends on Prince
[00:27:58] George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.
[00:28:02] with this new generation, that means new stories,
[00:28:06] new relationships, and we will see all that, so the
[00:28:09] American fascination with the royal family will not disappear
[00:28:13] anytime soon, Americans love happy
[00:28:17] endings, will we get it with this royal family, I think
[00:28:20] it will continue to be a roller coaster, every time there is a happy ending, disaster
[00:28:24] strikes and I think that's how Americans
[00:28:26] like it.
[00:28:32] I'm Juan Carlos López, welcome to Clash of Opinions. Diplomacy,
[00:28:36] you know well, what is said in private is not what is said in public, well here
[00:28:40] we know what is said in private. Clash of
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[00:28:47] Live from Mexico City.
[00:28:49] A story can
[00:28:53] change everything. A look at the reconstruction efforts of
[00:28:56] a city and the hope of a people determined to rise up. It evolved
[00:29:00] very quickly and I never thought we would become a category
[00:29:04] five and to understand what is happening, we go
[00:29:08] to my colleague Ione Molinares in Washington,
[00:29:11] the explosion, we can see the dimension it had to take away the entire
[00:29:15] facade, we hear from the protagonists, they
[00:29:19] mocked us as mothers and fathers of the 43,
[00:29:23] where she lived a bomb fell, we are about to board this
[00:29:26] Mexican Air Force plane bound for Romania to
[00:29:30] get a complete view. We are here as
[00:29:33] migrants to progress, to make this country grow, there are great
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[00:29:40] Perspectives with Mario González, Monday to Friday
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[00:30:16] Tuesday, election night in the United States, what is at
[00:30:20] stake is very important, will Democrats prevail or
[00:30:23] will Republicans maintain control of Congress, while voters
[00:30:27] decide, CNN analyzes the most important issues, the
[00:30:31] key races, the voting data and what all this
[00:30:34] means for the country, join our journalists on a day with
[00:30:38] live reports, real-time results, in-depth analysis,
[00:30:41] election night in the United States, Tuesday on
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