El ministro de Comunicación e Información, Ernesto Villegas aseguró este lunes que la “acción paramilitar empuja a familias colombianas a migrar hacia Venezuela”.
El funcionario publicó en su cuenta oficial en Twitter un reportaje realizado por Telesur donde muestran como los habitantes de La Gabarra y otras regiones de Colombia como el Catatumbo, han denunciado que a unas horas del retiro de las Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (Farc) de esa zona, entraron paramilitares para sembrar acoso y violencia.
La pobladores que aún persisten en la zona no confían en el Ejercito nacional, por haber permitido la masacre de campesinos hace 18 años.
Nueva York. — Las elecciones presidenciales de Estados Unidos dejaron una lección inesperada en las aulas: el alcance y repercusión de las noticias falsas.
Profesores desde enseñanza básica a universitaria han intensificado las lecciones sobre los medios de comunicación para dar a sus alumnos la capacidad de reconocer los reportes ficticios y entender su potencial para debilitar la cultura cívica.
Igual que Facebook trabaja con The Associated Press, FactCheck.org y otras organizaciones para frenar la difusión de noticias falsas y engañosas a través de su influyente red, los maestros dicen que la formación en las aulas puede jugar un papel importante a la hora de desmontar titulares como el de “Papa apoya a Trump” que enturbiaron las aguas durante la campaña presidencial estadounidense de 2016.
“Creo que solo la educación puede resolver este problema”, señaló Pat Winters Lauro, profesor en la Kean University de Nueva Jersey, quien comenzó a impartir una clase sobre este tipo de noticias este semestre.
Como otros, Lauro se ha encontrado con que las discusiones sobre noticias falsas pueden conducir al territorio de las sensibilidades políticas. Algunos críticos creen que las historias falaces sobre la candidata demócrata a la Casa Blanca, Hillary Clinton, ayudaron a Donald Trump a revertir su gran desventaja en las encuestas de opinión, y el propio Trump acusó a varios medios de fabricarlas y de reportes y encuestas que no le favorecían en las primeras semanas de su presidencia.
“No ha sido un tema difícil de enseñar en términos de material porque hay muchas”, señaló Lauro. “Pero es difícil en términos de política porque tenemos un país muy dividido y los estudiantes están divididos también por sus creencias. Tengo miedo a que a veces piensen que estoy tomando partido político cuando en realidad hablo de estándares periodísticos sobre hechos y verificación, y lo ven como ‘Oh, usted es antiesto o aquello”’.
Juzgar qué se podía creer era más fácil cuando las fuentes estaban más claras — revistas, diarios u otros — explicó el estudiante de Kean Mike Roche, que asiste a la clase de Lauro. Ahora “todo llega a través del mismo medio en tu celular o tu computadora, por lo que es muy fácil difuminar las líneas y no tener una distinción clara de lo que es real y lo que es falso”, agregó.
Tom Boll terminó recientemente un curso sobre noticias reales y falsas en la Newhouse School de la Syracuse University. Sostiene que ahora, con los medios sociales permitiendo publicar y compartir a todos sus usuarios, quedan lejos los días en que los editores de televisión y periódicos servían de guardianes primarios de la información.
Bill Ferriter, un maestro de Raleigh, en Carolina del Norte, enseña a sus estudiantes a emplear el sentido común en primer lugar para preguntarse si una historia podría ser cierta y a ser escépticos ante los artículos que parecen dirigidos a animarlos.
Unas 180.000 personas estaban siendo evacuadas este lunes ante daños en el desagüe auxiliar de una represa en el norte de California, Estados Unidos, que podrían provocar la fuga de grandes torrentes de agua.
La reserva de la represa de Oroville, 75 km al norte de Sacramento, la capital de California, estaba llena tras varias semanas de fuertes precipitaciones.
La represa de 235 metros no corría en sí misma riesgo de colapso, según las autoridades, pero un eventual rebase causa gran preocupación debido a la erosión que pueda provocar en el borde concreto, señaló el diario Sacramento Bee.
Las autoridades liberaban unos 2.830 metros cúbicos de agua por segundo a través del desagüe principal, logrando el domingo un descenso de la reserva hasta un nivel que no provoca flujo hacia el desagüe auxiliar dañado, dijo el vocero de Recursos Acuáticos Doug Carlson citado por el periódico.
Pese a que ya no hay riesgo inmediato, la orden de evacuación sigue vigente mientras las autoridades evalúan la solidez del desagüe principal, paralelo al auxiliar, que también se dañó debido al fuerte volumen de agua..
“Evacuación inmediata”
“Ahora que no hay más agua escapándose del desagüe auxiliar, aunque esto estabilice la situación, quedan muchas incógnitas”, dijo el sheriff del condado de Butte, Kory Honea, durante una conferencia de prensa el domingo.
“No estamos aún en condiciones de tomar decisiones para saber si es seguro o no autorizar el regreso de la población a la zona”, añadió.
Unas 180.000 personas que viven en comunidades cercanas recibieron una orden de “evacuación inmediata” el domingo. La orden afectaba a las zonas más bajas de la ciudad de Oroville (de unos 20.000 habitantes) así como las situadas río abajo.
La oficina del sheriff del condado de Butte, donde está situada la represa, advirtió que una “situación peligrosa se desarrolla alrededor del desagüe auxiliar de la represa de Oroville”.
“Un derrumbe de la estructura del desagüe auxiliar provocaría una salida incontrolada de agua desde el lago de Oroville”, añadió.
Más al sur, en el condado de Yuba, también se emitió una orden de evacuación. “Si, se emitió una orden de evacuación”, indicó la oficina de emergencias de Yuba en Facebook.
“Todo el condado de Yuba en la zona del valle. El desagüe auxiliar está a punto de fallar…. Solo tomen rutas hacia el este, sur u oeste. NO VIAJEN AL NORTE RUMBO A OROVILLE!!!!!”
Imágenes tomadas desde un helicóptero por la cadena KCRA mostraban el agua escapándose del desagüe auxiliar y metiéndose en una reserva secundaria, también llena, antes de dirigirse hacia el río Feather que atraviesa Oroville.
El gobernador de California, Jerry Brown, emitió una orden de emergencia para desplegar recursos a la zona afectada. (I)
The program airs on UniMás, an English and Spanish television network owned by Univision, every Friday at 4 p.m.
Valeria Fernandez, abilingual multimedia journalist, leads the new program as an adjunct Cronkite faculty member.
Fernandez said she hopes to build fromher students’ experience with English newscasts by producing newscasts and digital content in Spanish.
“It’s a bit of a challenge for them because they’re not only producing broadcasts in Spanish, but also they have to write for digital,” she said.
Fernandez said every type of journalism requires investigation.
“I’m really all about doing as much in-depth reporting as we can,” she said. “Whether it’s Latina entrepreneurs or how the new Maricopa county sheriff plans to establish relationships with the Latino community.”
Fernandez said she wants her students to be three steps ahead on stories, so they can give their audience more analysis and in-depth reporting on issues in the community.
“We are aware that we are serving a Spanish-speaking audience that is very much in need of quality reporting,” she said. “So it doesn’t matter that it’s coming out of the university or being produced by students.”
Fernandez said her students take their work seriously and produce news just like any news outlet.
Fernandez also said all of her students are at varying levels of language proficiency, but for the most part they are fluent in writing and speaking Spanish.
“It’s really, really important that if they are interested in producing journalism in Spanish that they read a lot of media in Spanish,” she said. “(The students) get into the habit of adding to their daily meals of news reading Spanish content.”
Fernandez said that for some of her students, this is the last semester before they must go out in the world to work for a news outlet.
“I hope the skills that my students are putting into practice and enhancing will help them whether today or tomorrow when they’re writing in, well, Mandarin,” she said.
Fernandez said the Latino community continues to grow in Arizona.
“It will help you be a little more aware of the Latino community,” she said. “There’s just so much diversity of perspectives and opinions and culture.”
Kenya Vasquez, a senior studying journalism, is a reporter for the first group of students at Cronkite Noticias. She speaks Spanish as her first language, and English is her second.
“I definitely think it’s benefiting me and preparing me for when I graduate in May to know what the real world is like,” she said. “I think this is great practice for us.”
Vasquez said she doesn’t have beats, which means she covers a large variety of subjects regarding the Hispanic community.
“I think it’s benefiting (the Arizona audience) because all our stories are relevant to Hispanics and what is going on in our society, to keep them well-informed of issues that go around in the community,” she said.
Vasquez said she hopes to land a job in the Spanish media after graduation.
“I’m just really excited that the school finally has the program in Spanish, and that can help other Hispanic students here that want a career in Spanish television,” she said.
Maya Foxall, a freshman studying journalism, said she aspires to be a bilingual journalist or foreign correspondent. She started speaking Spanish when she was about five or six years old.
Foxall said she believes Cronkite Noticias would help her pursue her goals as a student because the connection between the school she goes to and the language she speaks would give her a chance to pursue bilingual journalism.
“It will give me the outlet that I need,” Foxall said. “Especially because of the field of study I want to go into with broadcast.”
Redação, 10 fev – FC Porto, Sporting e Benfica emitiram hoje comunicados que manifestam a solidariedade dos clubes com as famílias das 17 pessoas que morreram antes do Santa Rita de Cássia-Recreativo do Libolo.
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“A tragédia voltou a atingir o futebol. O FC Porto solidariza-se com os familiares das vítimas e com o povo angolano”, escreveram os ‘dragões’ na página oficial da rede social Facebook.
O Sporting manifestou “total solidariedade para com o povo angolano” e o Benfica enviou “condolências às famílias das vítimas” e desejou “força” a Angola.
Pelo menos 17 pessoas morreram hoje na cidade angolana do Uíge, norte do país, alegadamente ao forçarem a entrada no estádio municipal 04 de Janeiro, para assistirem ao jogo entre o Santa Rita de Cássia, treinado por Sérgio Traguil, e o Recreativo de Libolo, de Vaz Pinto, na ronda inaugural do Girabola.
A informação foi prestada à Lusa por fonte da equipa da casa, o Santa Rita de Cássia, que se estreia esta época no principal campeonato angolano de futebol.
A mesma fonte indicou que o incidente, que terá provocado ainda mais de 60 feridos, terá levado à morte, por asfixia, de vários adeptos, incluindo crianças.
A informação é confirmada igualmente pela imprensa local, que além dos 17 mortos refere que cinco dos feridos estão em estado grave, no hospital provincial do Uíge.
Os relatos locais apontam para um incidente logo aos sete minutos de jogo, quando centenas de pessoas invadiram um dos portões do mesmo estádio, originando quedas e fazendo com que dezenas de pessoas pisadas entre a confusão.
Hace menos de una semana el combate a los distintos focos de incendios forestales que azotaban al país movilizó no solo a los esfuerzos nacionales, si no que además llevó a que el Gobierno solicitara apoyo internacional.
Una de las preguntas que más rondó en la opinión pública tenía directa relación con quiénes debían ser los encargados primeramente del combate del fuego. El equipo de investigación de Ahora Noticias indagó a una serie de empresas españolas que han ganado licitaciones de Conaf, pero que tienen varias denuncias en su contra, tanto en su país como en otras naciones.
Colusión, tráfico de influencias, sobornos y cohecho internacional, entre otros delitos, han llevado a que la justicia investigara a fondo a las empresas de Faasa, Inaer y Martínez Vidau, para descubrir cómo llegaban a ganar varios concursos públicos.
El “Modus Operandi” también se habría repetido en el país ganando licitaciones en áreas que hace pocos días estuvieron en un arduo combate con el fuego, dejando damnificados además de miles de hectáreas quemadas.
El descubrimiento de Próxima b fue anunciado como una de las noticias del siglo, pero el exoplaneta más cercano a la Tierra podría ser menos habitable de lo que nos gustaría, según una nueva investigación de la NASA.
Un estudio publicado en The Astrophysical Journal Letters sugiere que los cuerpos que orbitan en la zona de habitabilidad de una enana roja, como Próxima b, pierden demasiado oxígeno de su atmósfera para formar agua líquida, y podrían no ser compatibles con la vida tal y como la conocemos.
Hasta ahora, los científicos habían determinado las zonas habitables de los sistemas estelares en base a la cantidad de luz y calor que reciben de sus estrellas. Este nuevo enfoque tiene en cuenta además las fulguraciones estelares y la tasa de pérdida de oxígeno de las atmósferas para construir un baremo más refinado con el que buscar otro planeta como el nuestro.
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El equipo de investigadores de la NASA desarrolló un nuevo modelo matemático para analizar el efecto que tienen las emisiones de luz ultravioleta y rayos X de una enana roja sobre el oxígeno de una atmósfera planetaria en la zona supuestamente habitable de su órbita.
Y, bueno, la manera en la que nuestra estrella vecina Próxima Centauri erosiona la atmósfera de Próxima b son malas noticias para los que esperábamos encontrar vida a menos de cinco años luz de la Tierra.
En resumen, la brutal energía de la luz ultravioleta extrema y los rayos X de alta potencia de la enana roja ioniza la atmósfera y produce un fuerte efecto escape de los electrones de oxígeno hacia el espacio.
El equipo calculó que en un planeta como Proxima b, que está 20 veces más cerca de su estrella que nosotros, las tormentas estelares se descargan contra la atmósfera cada dos horas. En diez millones de años, su oxígeno habrá desaparecido por completo.
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Hay una noticia aún peor dentro de esta mala noticia: las enanas rojas son las estrellas más comunes de nuestra galaxia. De las 60 estrellas más cercanas a la Tierra, 50 son enanas rojas.
A medida que seguimos descubriendo lo que hace falta para ser una estrella progenitora de la vida, parece cada vez más claro que el Sol es una madre perfecta. [The Astrophysical Journal Lettersvía NASA]
Titular del Primer Juzgado de Investigación Preparatoria Nacional comienza audiencia de dictamen. Ahora hace recuento de alegatos de la fiscalía y defensa del imputado.
Juez Concepción Carhuancho: “Juez Concepción: Toledo en Cuarto Poder pedía detalles de cuándo y dónde le pagaron. Pues bien, Barata ha dado todos los detalles.
El magistrado resolvió que el expresidente no tiene arraigo en el Perú. “Alejandro Toledo no tiene arraigo en el país que garantice su sujeción al proceso”, dijo.
El juez Concepción Carhuancho señaló que no tiene los elementos suficientes para pronunciarse sobre el pedido de la defensa para dictar la prescripción de algún delito.
Juez: es creíble que el expresidente #Toledo cometió tráfico de influencias a través de pagos en cuentas de su amigo Josef Maiman
Juez Richard Concepción Carhuancho indicó que a las 6 de la tarde emitirá una resolución sobre el pedido de prisión preventiva.
Benitez: Informe Pari es un doc para investigar, pero no fue aprobado por el Congreso y no sirve de elemento de convicción. @larepublica_pepic.twitter.com/YcTdlS4ndF
Uno de los abogados, el excongresista Heriberto Benítez, afirmó que el fiscal “recién está pidiendo información a Brasil y Palacio de Gobierno para verificar información del colaborador Jorge Barata”.
Por su parte, la defensa de Alejandro Toledo indicó que el pedido de prisión preventiva de la Fiscalia no cumple con las reglas de la Corte Interamericana de DD. HH.
Fiscal: El Sr Toledo dice q colaborara, pero a continuación dice que esto es una venganza. Esta audiencia no es una venganza @larepublica_pe
Añadió que Toledo instruyó a Odebrecht que los pagos sean en empresas offshore vinculadas a Maiman. Tres fueron identificadas en paraísos fiscales.
Para el fiscal Hamilton Castro, el expresidente Alejandro Toledo pactó el tráfico de influencias con Jorge Barata, a través del testaferro Josef Maiman.
La audiencia comenzó a las 10 de la mañana. Desde esa hora, un equipo especial de Fiscalía presenta los argumentos sobre el pedido de prisión preventiva para Alejandro Toledo por el caso Odebrecht.
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El juez Richard Concepción Carhuancho decidirá este jueves si dicta 18 meses de prisión preventiva para el expresidente Alejandro Toledo.
Se tiene previsto que la audiencia se realice desde las 10 de la mañana en la Sala Penal Nacional, en el Cercado de Lima.
Como se recuerda, la Fiscalía pidió esa medida por la investigación que se le sigue al exmandatario por los 20 millones de dólares que habría recibido en sobornos por parte de Odebrecht.
Toledo estará representado por los abogados Paolo Aldea Quincho y el excongresista Heriberto Benítez. El abogado planteará dos exenciones previas al inicio de la audiencia, mientras que Benítez se opondrá a la prisión preventiva.
En declaraciones a La República, Aldea señaló que planteará la prescripción del delito de tráfico de influencias. Sostiene que es de comisión instantánea y solo se dio en la primera reunión del expresidente con Jorge Barata, en noviembre de 2004.
Si el delito de tráfico de influencias está prescrito y existe otro proceso por lavado de activos, ya no procedería un nuevo proceso de prisión preventiva, pues son los mismos hechos, según el abogado del exmandatario.
Por su parte, la Fiscalía considera que existe el peligro de que Toledo evada las investigaciones, pues se encuentra fuera del país.
Republican
presidential nominee Donald Trump and Mexican President Enrique
Pena Nieto in Mexico City on August 31. REUTERS/Henry Romero
During a phone call with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto on
Friday, US President Donald Trump disparaged Mexico and
threatened to use military force against the drug trade,
according to Dolia Estevez, a journalist based in Washington, DC.
In an interview with the Mexican news outlet
Aristegui Noticias, Estevez, who cited sources on both sides of
the call, said, “It was a very offensive conversation where Trump
humiliated Peña Nieto.”
Estevez said that while both the White House and the Mexican
president have released information about the call, both sides
characterized it as a “friendly” conversation and neither disclosed
what was said.
Estevez said she “obtained confidential information”
corroborating the content of the discussion.
“I don’t need the Mexicans. I don’t need Mexico,” Trump reportedly told the Mexican president. “We
are going to build the wall and you all are going to pay for it,
like it or not.”
Trump hinted that the US would force Mexico to fund the wall with
a 10% tax on Mexican exports “and of 35% on those exports that
hurt Mexico the most,” Estevez wrote in Proyecto Puente.
Before the call, White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Trump was considering a tax on imports
from Mexico to pay for the wall.
Pena
Nieto and Trump. REUTERS/Henry
Romero
“He even complained of the bad role the [Mexican] army is playing
in the fight against narco trafficking,” Estevez, who writes for Forbes and is close to the Mexican
journalist and anchorwoman Carmen Aristegui, said during an interview with Aristegui’s eponymous news
outlet.
Trump “even suggested to [Peña Nieto] that if they are incapable
of combatting [narco trafficking] he may have to send troops to
assume this task,” she said.
The US president “said he would not permit the drugs coming from
Mexico to continue massacring our cities,” Estevez added. She
said Trump went so far as to say, “I really didn’t want to go to
Mexico last August,” referring to Trump’s visit to the Mexican capital last
year.
Peña Nieto was accompanied on the call by people from his
country’s foreign ministry, while Trump was joined by “the famous son-in-law,” likely meaning senior
adviser Jared Kushner, and chief strategist Steven Bannon.
Kushner is reportedly close to Mexican Foreign Minister
Luis Videgaray, and they were seen as the likely go-betweens for
the two governments.
“Before this unusual onslaught, Peña was not firm,” Estevez said.
“He was stammering.”
Mexico’s
new foreign minister, Luis Videgaray, right, with Pena
Nieto. REUTERS/Edgard
Garrido
Despite this confrontation, the Mexican government still believes
in negotiating with the Trump administration, Estevez said.
She also reports that Videgaray met with US officials
on Tuesday in Tapachula, near the Mexico-Guatemala border.
According to Estevez, the Mexican foreign minister met with Craig Deare, a member of Trump’s National
Security Council handling the Western Hemisphere; Adm. Kurt Tidd,
commander of US Southern Command; and Roberta Jacobson, the US
ambassador to Mexico. The Mexican Foreign Ministry has made no
mention of the encounter.
Estevez says the meeting was to address Mexican
cooperation in deterring the flow of Central American migrants
through Mexico to the US. However, neither US nor Mexican
officials contacted by Estevez would confirm the meeting.
Republican
presidential nominee Donald Trump and Mexican President Enrique
Pena Nieto in Mexico City on August 31. REUTERS/Henry Romero
During a phone call with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto on
Friday, US President Donald Trump disparaged Mexico and
threatened to use military force against the drug trade,
according to Dolia Estevez, a journalist based in Washington, DC.
In an interview with the Mexican news outlet
Aristegui Noticias, Estevez, who cited sources on both sides of
the call, said, “It was a very offensive conversation where Trump
humiliated Peña Nieto.”
Estevez said that while both the White House and the Mexican
president have released information about the call, both sides
characterized it as a “friendly” conversation and neither disclosed
what was said.
Estevez said she “obtained confidential information”
corroborating the content of the discussion.
“I don’t need the Mexicans. I don’t need Mexico,” Trump reportedly told the Mexican president. “We
are going to build the wall and you all are going to pay for it,
like it or not.”
Trump hinted that the US would force Mexico to fund the wall with
a 10% tax on Mexican exports “and of 35% on those exports that
hurt Mexico the most,” Estevez wrote in Proyecto Puente.
Before the call, White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Trump was considering a tax on imports
from Mexico to pay for the wall.
Pena
Nieto and Trump. REUTERS/Henry
Romero
“He even complained of the bad role the [Mexican] army is playing
in the fight against narco trafficking,” Estevez, who writes for Forbes and is close to the Mexican
journalist and anchorwoman Carmen Aristegui, said during an interview with Aristegui’s eponymous news
outlet.
Trump “even suggested to [Peña Nieto] that if they are incapable
of combatting [narco trafficking] he may have to send troops to
assume this task,” she said.
The US president “said he would not permit the drugs coming from
Mexico to continue massacring our cities,” Estevez added. She
said Trump went so far as to say, “I really didn’t want to go to
Mexico last August,” referring to Trump’s visit to the Mexican capital last
year.
Peña Nieto was accompanied on the call by people from his
country’s foreign ministry, while Trump was joined by “the famous son-in-law,” likely meaning senior
adviser Jared Kushner, and chief strategist Steven Bannon.
Kushner is reportedly close to Mexican Foreign Minister
Luis Videgaray, and they were seen as the likely go-betweens for
the two governments.
“Before this unusual onslaught, Peña was not firm,” Estevez said.
“He was stammering.”
Mexico’s
new foreign minister, Luis Videgaray, right, with Pena
Nieto. REUTERS/Edgard
Garrido
Despite this confrontation, the Mexican government still believes
in negotiating with the Trump administration, Estevez said.
She also reports that Videgaray met with US officials
on Tuesday in Tapachula, near the Mexico-Guatemala border.
According to Estevez, the Mexican foreign minister met with Craig Deare, a member of Trump’s National
Security Council handling the Western Hemisphere; Adm. Kurt Tidd,
commander of US Southern Command; and Roberta Jacobson, the US
ambassador to Mexico. The Mexican Foreign Ministry has made no
mention of the encounter.
Estevez says the meeting was to address Mexican
cooperation in deterring the flow of Central American migrants
through Mexico to the US. However, neither US nor Mexican
officials contacted by Estevez would confirm the meeting.
Republican
presidential nominee Donald Trump and Mexican President Enrique
Pena Nieto in Mexico City on August 31. REUTERS/Henry Romero
During a phone call with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto on
Friday, US President Donald Trump disparaged Mexico and
threatened to use military force against the drug trade,
according to Dolia Estevez, a journalist based in Washington, DC.
In an interview with the Mexican news outlet
Aristegui Noticias, Estevez, who cited sources on both sides of
the call, said, “It was a very offensive conversation where Trump
humiliated Peña Nieto.”
Estevez said that while both the White House and the Mexican
president have released information about the call, both sides
characterized it as a “friendly” conversation and neither disclosed
what was said.
Estevez said she “obtained confidential information”
corroborating the content of the discussion.
“I don’t need the Mexicans. I don’t need Mexico,” Trump reportedly told the Mexican president. “We
are going to build the wall and you all are going to pay for it,
like it or not.”
Trump hinted that the US would force Mexico to fund the wall with
a 10% tax on Mexican exports “and of 35% on those exports that
hurt Mexico the most,” Estevez wrote in Proyecto Puente.
Before the call, White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Trump was considering a tax on imports
from Mexico to pay for the wall.
Pena
Nieto and Trump. REUTERS/Henry
Romero
“He even complained of the bad role the [Mexican] army is playing
in the fight against narco trafficking,” Estevez, who writes for Forbes and is close to the Mexican
journalist and anchorwoman Carmen Aristegui, said during an interview with Aristegui’s eponymous news
outlet.
Trump “even suggested to [Peña Nieto] that if they are incapable
of combatting [narco trafficking] he may have to send troops to
assume this task,” she said.
The US president “said he would not permit the drugs coming from
Mexico to continue massacring our cities,” Estevez added. She
said Trump went so far as to say, “I really didn’t want to go to
Mexico last August,” referring to Trump’s visit to the Mexican capital last
year.
Peña Nieto was accompanied on the call by people from his
country’s foreign ministry, while Trump was joined by “the famous son-in-law,” likely meaning senior
adviser Jared Kushner, and chief strategist Steven Bannon.
Kushner is reportedly close to Mexican Foreign Minister
Luis Videgaray, and they were seen as the likely go-betweens for
the two governments.
“Before this unusual onslaught, Peña was not firm,” Estevez said.
“He was stammering.”
Mexico’s
new foreign minister, Luis Videgaray, right, with Pena
Nieto. REUTERS/Edgard
Garrido
Despite this confrontation, the Mexican government still believes
in negotiating with the Trump administration, Estevez said.
She also reports that Videgaray met with US officials
on Tuesday in Tapachula, near the Mexico-Guatemala border.
According to Estevez, the Mexican foreign minister met with Craig Deare, a member of Trump’s National
Security Council handling the Western Hemisphere; Adm. Kurt Tidd,
commander of US Southern Command; and Roberta Jacobson, the US
ambassador to Mexico. The Mexican Foreign Ministry has made no
mention of the encounter.
Estevez says the meeting was to address Mexican
cooperation in deterring the flow of Central American migrants
through Mexico to the US. However, neither US nor Mexican
officials contacted by Estevez would confirm the meeting.
Jeremy Corbyn, líder del Partido Laborista de Reino Unido ha acusado a la BBC de “difundir noticias falsas” durante una entrevista con un periodista de esta corporación mediática que le preguntaba de manera insistente sobre los rumores de su posible abandono de la jefatura del partido. El diálogo durante la entrevista fue como sigue:
Periodista: “Existe la información de que usted ha fijado la fecha en que dejará su puesto al frente de los laboristas”.
Jeremy Corbyn: “Esto apareció en IMadeItUpYesterday.com [MeLoInventéAyer.com]”.
Periodista: “¿No hay nada de verdad en ello?”.
Corbyn: “Son completos disparates”.
Periodista: “¿Entonces su futuro como líder laborista sigue completamente intacto? ¿No ha pensado en si usted como líder está dañando al partido?”.
Corbyn: “De verdad me sorprende que la BBC esté difundiendo noticias falsas. Esta noticia no existe”.
BBC: We want to avoid reporting fake news, so please clarify something for us.
El tema de noticias falsas ha cobrado últimamente una gran actualidad. El presidente de EE.UU., Donald Trump, enfrentado a medios nacionales e internacionales por la cobertura negativa que han hecho de su ascenso político, ha planteado este asunto en varias ocasiones, tanto por Twitter, como en su gran rueda de prensa este enero. En particular, Trump ha lanzado sus acusaciones a CNN, BuzzFeed y ‘The New York Times’ entre otros.
¿De dónde vienen los rumores falsos?
El triunfo del Brexit dividió al Partido Laborista, que se ha sumido en una crisis agudizada esta semana, después de que la Cámara Baja del parlamento aprobara la ley que permitirá al Gobierno iniciar el proceso de separación de la UE. Pese a la fuerte oposición dentro del partido, Corbyn apoyó la ley, explicando que la decisión de salir de la UE reside en el pueblo británico y que hay que cumplir su voluntad.
La información sobre la supuesta fecha de renuncia de Corbyn apareció en diciembre en una columna del periodista Adam Boulton en ‘The Sunday Times’. En ella afirmaba, citando una fuente dentro del partido, que Corbyn había confesado que no quería seguir siendo líder del partido después de cumplir 70 años (en mayo de 2019) ni tampoco ejercer este cargo durante las elecciones generales (en 2020).
Anticipando que las autoridades deberán dar explicaciones. De esta forma reaccionó el consultor de manejo de catástrofes y emergencias, Rodrigo Reveco, al ser consultado por el Reportaje de Ahora Noticias, “Cartel del Fuego”.
Desde Estambul, el experto aseguró que con los antecedentes sobre la mesa acerca de las empresas españolas que han ganado las licitaciones para el combate de incendios forestales, se entiende por qué hubo demoras en la toma de decisiones para comenzar a apagar el fuego en distintos focos a lo largo del país.
“Incendios grandes se apagan rápido” explicó Reveco, asegurando que se necesita agresividad para apagar el fuego, algo que no ocurrió debido a que se privilegió a las empresas hispanas, que cobran horas extras tras cumplir con su contrato.
Por lo mismo, indicó que a los cargueros grandes como el Supertanker o el Ilyushin il-76 estuvieron “largo tiempo sin salir, porque las rutas de vuelo para ir a atacar no se daban temprano”.
+ de 1 Hora demoró @onemichile en decretar alerta roja para Quilpué,tenenmos dos tanqueros,para eso están,ataque agresivo,que falta ahora
El consultor aseguró que el reportaje es el primer paso para terminar con la “falta de transparencia” que hay dentro de las instituciones que debían hacerse cargo de la emergencia.
Reveco además aprovechó para entregar su visión de las reformas que podrían servir para el país, como la creación de un Ministerio de la Emergencia que estuviera por sobre la Onemi, además de proponer que la FACH se haga cargo del ataque aéreo sobre los incendios forestales.
Today is Diego Arias’s last day as national correspondent for Telemundo network’s “Al Rojo Vivo.”
He had been reporting for the news magazine in New York City for over five years.
Telemundo news management, looking to beef up its New York coverage, is moving Arias to its network news team.
Starting Thursday, he joins “Noticias Telemundo” as a second correspondent in the New York bureau, tackling investigative and long-format stories.
Arias will be working alongside current correspondent Rebeka Smyth Díaz and news producer Edgar Zuñiga.
Prior to taking the job at ARV, Arias spent more than two years as a multimedia journalist at Univision Las Vegas, where he started his on-air career in 2009.
He previously held brief entry-level jobs at Telemundo Network in Miami.
Republican
presidential nominee Donald Trump and Mexican President Enrique
Pena Nieto in Mexico City on August 31. REUTERS/Henry Romero
During a phone call with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto on
Friday, US President Donald Trump disparaged Mexico and
threatened to use military force against the drug trade,
according to Dolia Estevez, a journalist based in Washington, DC.
In an interview with the Mexican news outlet
Aristegui Noticias, Estevez, who cited sources on both sides of
the call, said, “It was a very offensive conversation where Trump
humiliated Peña Nieto.”
Estevez said that while both the White House and the Mexican
president have released information about the call, both sides
characterized it as a “friendly” conversation and neither disclosed
what was said.
Estevez said she “obtained confidential information”
corroborating the content of the discussion.
“I don’t need the Mexicans. I don’t need Mexico,” Trump reportedly told the Mexican president. “We
are going to build the wall and you all are going to pay for it,
like it or not.”
Trump hinted that the US would force Mexico to fund the wall with
a 10% tax on Mexican exports “and of 35% on those exports that
hurt Mexico the most,” Estevez wrote in Proyecto Puente.
Before the call, White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Trump was considering a tax on imports
from Mexico to pay for the wall.
Pena
Nieto and Trump. REUTERS/Henry
Romero
“He even complained of the bad role the [Mexican] army is playing
in the fight against narco trafficking,” Estevez, who writes for Forbes and is close to the Mexican
journalist and anchorwoman Carmen Aristegui, said during an interview with Aristegui’s eponymous news
outlet.
Trump “even suggested to [Peña Nieto] that if they are incapable
of combatting [narco trafficking] he may have to send troops to
assume this task,” she said.
The US president “said he would not permit the drugs coming from
Mexico to continue massacring our cities,” Estevez added. She
said Trump went so far as to say, “I really didn’t want to go to
Mexico last August,” referring to Trump’s visit to the Mexican capital last
year.
Peña Nieto was accompanied on the call by people from his
country’s foreign ministry, while Trump was joined by “the famous son-in-law,” likely meaning senior
adviser Jared Kushner, and chief strategist Steven Bannon.
Kushner is reportedly close to Mexican Foreign Minister
Luis Videgaray, and they were seen as the likely go-betweens for
the two governments.
“Before this unusual onslaught, Peña was not firm,” Estevez said.
“He was stammering.”
Mexico’s
new foreign minister, Luis Videgaray, right, with Pena
Nieto. REUTERS/Edgard
Garrido
Despite this confrontation, the Mexican government still believes
in negotiating with the Trump administration, Estevez said.
She also reports that Videgaray met with US officials
on Tuesday in Tapachula, near the Mexico-Guatemala border.
According to Estevez, the Mexican foreign minister met with Craig Deare, a member of Trump’s National
Security Council handling the Western Hemisphere; Adm. Kurt Tidd,
commander of US Southern Command; and Roberta Jacobson, the US
ambassador to Mexico. The Mexican Foreign Ministry has made no
mention of the encounter.
Estevez says the meeting was to address Mexican
cooperation in deterring the flow of Central American migrants
through Mexico to the US. However, neither US nor Mexican
officials contacted by Estevez would confirm the meeting.
Republican
presidential nominee Donald Trump and Mexican President Enrique
Pena Nieto in Mexico City on August 31. REUTERS/Henry Romero
During a phone call with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto on
Friday, US President Donald Trump disparaged Mexico and
threatened to use military force against the drug trade,
according to Dolia Estevez, a journalist based in Washington, DC.
In an interview with the Mexican news outlet
Aristegui Noticias, Estevez, who cited sources on both sides of
the call, said, “It was a very offensive conversation where Trump
humiliated Peña Nieto.”
Estevez said that while both the White House and the Mexican
president have released information about the call, both sides
characterized it as a “friendly” conversation and neither disclosed
what was said.
Estevez said she “obtained confidential information”
corroborating the content of the discussion.
“I don’t need the Mexicans. I don’t need Mexico,” Trump reportedly told the Mexican president. “We
are going to build the wall and you all are going to pay for it,
like it or not.”
Trump hinted that the US would force Mexico to fund the wall with
a 10% tax on Mexican exports “and of 35% on those exports that
hurt Mexico the most,” Estevez wrote in Proyecto Puente.
Before the call, White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Trump was considering a tax on imports
from Mexico to pay for the wall.
Pena
Nieto and Trump. REUTERS/Henry
Romero
“He even complained of the bad role the [Mexican] army is playing
in the fight against narco trafficking,” Estevez, who writes for Forbes and is close to the Mexican
journalist and anchorwoman Carmen Aristegui, said during an interview with Aristegui’s eponymous news
outlet.
Trump “even suggested to [Peña Nieto] that if they are incapable
of combatting [narco trafficking] he may have to send troops to
assume this task,” she said.
The US president “said he would not permit the drugs coming from
Mexico to continue massacring our cities,” Estevez added. She
said Trump went so far as to say, “I really didn’t want to go to
Mexico last August,” referring to Trump’s visit to the Mexican capital last
year.
Peña Nieto was accompanied on the call by people from his
country’s foreign ministry, while Trump was joined by “the famous son-in-law,” likely meaning senior
adviser Jared Kushner, and chief strategist Steven Bannon.
Kushner is reportedly close to Mexican Foreign Minister
Luis Videgaray, and they were seen as the likely go-betweens for
the two governments.
“Before this unusual onslaught, Peña was not firm,” Estevez said.
“He was stammering.”
Mexico’s
new foreign minister, Luis Videgaray, right, with Pena
Nieto. REUTERS/Edgard
Garrido
Despite this confrontation, the Mexican government still believes
in negotiating with the Trump administration, Estevez said.
She also reports that Videgaray met with US officials
on Tuesday in Tapachula, near the Mexico-Guatemala border.
According to Estevez, the Mexican foreign minister met with Craig Deare, a member of Trump’s National
Security Council handling the Western Hemisphere; Adm. Kurt Tidd,
commander of US Southern Command; and Roberta Jacobson, the US
ambassador to Mexico. The Mexican Foreign Ministry has made no
mention of the encounter.
Estevez says the meeting was to address Mexican
cooperation in deterring the flow of Central American migrants
through Mexico to the US. However, neither US nor Mexican
officials contacted by Estevez would confirm the meeting.
Republican
presidential nominee Donald Trump and Mexican President Enrique
Pena Nieto in Mexico City on August 31. REUTERS/Henry Romero
During a phone call with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto on
Friday, US President Donald Trump disparaged Mexico and
threatened to use military force against the drug trade,
according to Dolia Estevez, a journalist based in Washington, DC.
In an interview with the Mexican news outlet
Aristegui Noticias, Estevez, who cited sources on both sides of
the call, said, “It was a very offensive conversation where Trump
humiliated Peña Nieto.”
Estevez said that while both the White House and the Mexican
president have released information about the call, both sides
characterized it as a “friendly” conversation and neither disclosed
what was said.
Estevez said she “obtained confidential information”
corroborating the content of the discussion.
“I don’t need the Mexicans. I don’t need Mexico,” Trump reportedly told the Mexican president. “We
are going to build the wall and you all are going to pay for it,
like it or not.”
Trump hinted that the US would force Mexico to fund the wall with
a 10% tax on Mexican exports “and of 35% on those exports that
hurt Mexico the most,” Estevez wrote in Proyecto Puente.
Before the call, White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Trump was considering a tax on imports
from Mexico to pay for the wall.
Pena
Nieto and Trump. REUTERS/Henry
Romero
“He even complained of the bad role the [Mexican] army is playing
in the fight against narco trafficking,” Estevez, who writes for Forbes and is close to the Mexican
journalist and anchorwoman Carmen Aristegui, said during an interview with Aristegui’s eponymous news
outlet.
Trump “even suggested to [Peña Nieto] that if they are incapable
of combatting [narco trafficking] he may have to send troops to
assume this task,” she said.
The US president “said he would not permit the drugs coming from
Mexico to continue massacring our cities,” Estevez added. She
said Trump went so far as to say, “I really didn’t want to go to
Mexico last August,” referring to Trump’s visit to the Mexican capital last
year.
Peña Nieto was accompanied on the call by people from his
country’s foreign ministry, while Trump was joined by “the famous son-in-law,” likely meaning senior
adviser Jared Kushner, and chief strategist Steven Bannon.
Kushner is reportedly close to Mexican Foreign Minister
Luis Videgaray, and they were seen as the likely go-betweens for
the two governments.
“Before this unusual onslaught, Peña was not firm,” Estevez said.
“He was stammering.”
Mexico’s
new foreign minister, Luis Videgaray, right, with Pena
Nieto. REUTERS/Edgard
Garrido
Despite this confrontation, the Mexican government still believes
in negotiating with the Trump administration, Estevez said.
She also reports that Videgaray met with US officials
on Tuesday in Tapachula, near the Mexico-Guatemala border.
According to Estevez, the Mexican foreign minister met with Craig Deare, a member of Trump’s National
Security Council handling the Western Hemisphere; Adm. Kurt Tidd,
commander of US Southern Command; and Roberta Jacobson, the US
ambassador to Mexico. The Mexican Foreign Ministry has made no
mention of the encounter.
Estevez says the meeting was to address Mexican
cooperation in deterring the flow of Central American migrants
through Mexico to the US. However, neither US nor Mexican
officials contacted by Estevez would confirm the meeting.
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En las noticias más leídas del día de hoy, el PRI comienza a registrar fuertes descensos en la popularidad del pueblo para las elecciones a la presidencia del 2018, esto después de los recientes gasolinazos que ha causado molestia y rechazo en la gente. En Estados Unidos, el presidente Donald Trump, intensifica sus políticas en contra de los inmigrantes y suma a policías locales a la captura de los mismos. En cuanto a México, después de que el mencionado nuevo mandatario de EU triunfara en las elecciones presidenciales de su país, el tricolor logró aumentar sus exportaciones al continente asiático.
1. Gasolinazo le pasa la factura al PRI
Después de los fuertes incrementos al precio de los combustibles en México, el PRI deja de ser el favorito en las preferencias ciudadanas rumbo a las elecciones del 2018, señaló Consulta Mitofsky en “La Gran Encuesta Electoral. Las preferencias y los escenarios para 2018”, realizada para El Economista.
Con esto, el PRI sufre la peor caída que se recuerde en tan corto tiempo, pasando de 20 a 13% y cayendo hasta el tercer lugar como partido político, cuando hace unos meses era el primero.
La casa encuestadora indicó que los puntos que pierden el tricolor y otras fuerzas políticas pasan a Morena y a quienes no declaran preferencia, por lo que en la actualidad las posiciones se colocan PAN-Morena-PRI.
2. Trump pide a los policías arrestar a indocumentados
Donald Trump, el nuevo presidente de Estados Unidos, llamó a jefes policíacos a sumarse a los esfuerzos de su gobierno para la deportación de indocumentados, sugiriendo que los policías locales pueden ubicarlos y arrestarlos mejor que las autoridades migratorias.
Trump ofreció dar a las policías locales las armas que requieren para confrontar el clima de violencia que viven algunas urbes, y del que culpó a pandillas, narcotraficantes e indocumentados.
El mandatario ofreció llevar esa batalla directamente a los cárteles de las drogas y trabajar “para liberar a nuestras comunidades de la terrible garra de la violencia”.
Trump pide a los policías arrestar a indocumentados. Ver nota.
3. Qué considerar para un segundo crédito hipotecario
A lo largo de nuestras vidas, nos solemos plantear muchos objetivos que van desde lo personal hasta lo financiero, uno de ellos es adquirir una casa; sin embargo, cuando esto sucede pensamos en el estilo de vida que llevamos hasta ese momento, pero las cosas cambian y de pronto nuestra situación actual es diferente a la del inicio.
Llega un momento en que nos surge la necesidad de encontrar un patrimonio que se adapte mejor a nuestra situación actual, así como la de nuestra familia; ante esto, buscar un segundo financiamiento para un inmueble es una opción. No obstante, en el mercado podremos encontrar diferentes instituciones financieras que nos pueden brindar sus servicios para conseguirlo, pero antes de vincularnos con una de éstas, los expertos recomiendan comparar y estar conscientes de nuestra situación económica. Si quieres conocer más sobre este tema, no puedes dejar de entrar a la nota completa.
Qué considerar para un segundo crédito hipotecario. Ver nota.
4. Aceleran exportaciones a Asia
Tras el triunfo de Donald Trump en las elecciones presidenciales de Estados Unidos, México disparó sus exportaciones de productos a Asia, convirtiéndose en un primer indicador de hacia dónde las empresas pueden diversificar sus ventas externas.
En noviembre del año pasado, México incrementó 36.8% sus exportaciones a Asia, ubicándose como el destino más dinámico en este indicador entre los cinco continentes.
Fue así como durante ese mes, a tasas interanuales, las ventas mexicanas a Malasia escalaron 972%; a Tailandia, 130%; a Japón, 73%; a India, 46%, y a China, 43%, de acuerdo con datos del Banco de México.
5. Trump critica a Nordstrom por enfriar su relación con Ivanka
El mandatario estadounidense, Donald Trump, criticó a la minorista Nordstrom Inc por lo que dijo ha sido un trato injusto a su hija Ivanka, después de que la semana pasada, la minorista dio por terminada su relación con la marca Ivanka Trump.
Es por esto que el presidente de Estados Unidos ha asegurado en su cuenta de Twitter que su hija ha sido tratada de forma “injusta” por la empresa y que ella siempre lo ha impulsado a hacer lo correcto. “Terrible”, comentó el republicano.
Trump critica a Nordstrom por enfriar su relación con Ivanka. Ver nota.
MANCHESTER UNITED have reportedly struck a deal in principle to sign Nelson Semedo for £35million.
The Benfica right-back has emerged as one of Europe’s top young defenders and Jose Mourinho has allegedly won the race for his signature.
Man Utd have reportedly agreed a deal in principle to sign Nelson Semedo
Portuguese news outlet Noticias Ao Minuto claims United will bring Semedo to Old Trafford this summer after agreeing the eye-watering fee last month.
Mourinho was keen to have Semedo in his squad for the remainder of the Premier League campaign but Benfica were unwilling to part ways as they chase a fourth consecutive title.
The Champions League contenders also sanctioned Goncalo Guedes’ big-money move to Paris Saint-Germain and refused to entertain the idea of letting Semedo half-way through the season as well.
Jose Mourinho thinks he is punished at football games for his passion
Benfica are ready to part ways in the summer after blocking a move last month
But Benfica will allow Semedo to leave in July and are ready to accept United’s £35m offer.
Semedo’s potential arrival is likely to spell the end of Matteo Darmian’s adventure at the Theatre of Dreams.
United will pay a whopping £35million for the right-back
The Italian has barely featured under Mourinho, with converted midfielder Antonio Valencia preferred in his position.
United also tried to sign Semedo’s teammate Victor Lindelof in January and could look to snap up the Swede too.
MANCHESTER UNITED have reportedly struck a deal in principle to sign Nelson Semedo for £35million.
The Benfica right-back has emerged as one of Europe’s top young defenders and Jose Mourinho has allegedly won the race for his signature.
Man Utd have reportedly agreed a deal in principle to sign Nelson Semedo
Portuguese news outlet Noticias Ao Minuto claims United will bring Semedo to Old Trafford this summer after agreeing the eye-watering fee last month.
Mourinho was keen to have Semedo in his squad for the remainder of the Premier League campaign but Benfica were unwilling to part ways as they chase a fourth consecutive title.
The Champions League contenders also sanctioned Goncalo Guedes’ big-money move to Paris Saint-Germain and refused to entertain the idea of letting Semedo half-way through the season as well.
Jose Mourinho thinks he is punished at football games for his passion
Benfica are ready to part ways in the summer after blocking a move last month
But Benfica will allow Semedo to leave in July and are ready to accept United’s £35m offer.
Semedo’s potential arrival is likely to spell the end of Matteo Darmian’s adventure at the Theatre of Dreams.
United will pay a whopping £35million for the right-back
The Italian has barely featured under Mourinho, with converted midfielder Antonio Valencia preferred in his position.
United also tried to sign Semedo’s teammate Victor Lindelof in January and could look to snap up the Swede too.
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