en la paz, bolivia, univisiÓn. >> tiempo de una pausa. a la vuelta: este domingo, violencia: >> captan en video a presunto oficial que ataca a sus golegas que lo detuvieron por >> en oriente medio fue marcado por mucha violencia. >> la informaciÓn: >> impresonante lo que parece ocurrir ahora en siria y sobre todo en esta ciudad. con el amanecer, tanques llegaron al lugar a esta ciudad, la cuarta mÁs importante de siria desde distintas direcciones, disparando, segÚn afirmas testigos, contra zonas residenciales. esto llevÓ a un gran nÚmero de muertos, heridos inclusive vÍctimas que fueron arrasadas por los blindados. los manifestantes opositores aseguran que se oponen a estos tanques, a estos soldados pero sÓlo lo hacen utilizando piedras, en ningÚn caso armas. esto ocurre en un lugar especialmente emblemÁtico. se trata de la ciudad donde hace 30 aÑos ocurriÓ tambiÉn otro verdadero baÑo de sangre. entonces, se habla segÚn de distintos grupos pro derechos humanos entre diez y 40 mil muertes. ahora el momento elegido parece esta

. >> el presidente de bolivia ha generado una nueva controversia. el mandatario, en su discurso anual, desmintiÓ rumores de la oposiciÓn de querer perpetuarse en el poder. dijo que si por Él fuera seguirÍa en este momento del poder. tuvo que retirar por movilizaciones populares el aumento a la gasolina. bolivia conmemora 185 aÑos de su independencia, en medio de conflictos sociales que no han dado tregua a evo morales. potosÍ se encuentra aislada por una huelga de dias por varias demandas regionales al gobierno. >> cuando regresemos de comerciales le diremos que pidiÓ hoy el gobernador de texas durante una jornada religiosa. protestan en california por la muerte de un desamparado esquizofrÉnico. >> un grupo de manifestantes se congregÓ frente a la estaciÓn entre policÍas para denunciar la muerte de un desamparado esquizofrÉnico tras un violento enfrentamiento con las autoridades. pidieron la renuncia del jefe de policÍa y demandaron justicia para kelly tomÁs quien muriÓ hace un mes. >> una jornada de oraciÓn convocada por el gobernad

estilo bolivia! besos a toda la gente que nos ve. >> nunca me habÍa puesto a cocinar, estÁ superbien. con el flan de quÍnua. >> muchachos. >> al abuelo. >> dÉjenme llevarle. >> tiene problemas con el azÚcar el abuelo. >> el mÁs famoso. >> te lo puse en la cÁmara para que lo vieras. >> es nuestro abuelo y lo queremos mucho. >> aplauso para el abuelo. >> a quiÉn le llevo mÁs. >> llÉvale al panzoncito. >> alimentar la barriga. >> ya no puede comer tanto y hay que estar a dieta aquÍ. >> no le he contado de la cuarta hora. >> tenemos una invitada excelente. >> viernes de poder femenino en nuestra cuarta hora. a quÉ no saben quiÉn viene? >> rafaela! >> novelero! >> y nuestra consentida roxana garcÍa. a comentar de muchos temas que nos interesa mucho a las mujeres y sobre todo a las que somos madres. esta es la semana mundial de lactancia materna. >> tengo que decirlo, lo he conversado, yo sufrÍ un poco porque fui de las mujeres que le doliÓ un poco y lo importante es asesorarse porque todo

. >> el presidente de bolivia ha generado una nueva controversia. el mandatario, en su discurso anual, desmintiÓ rumores de la oposiciÓn de querer perpetuarse en el poder. dijo que si por Él fuera seguirÍa en este momento del poder. tuvo que retirar por movilizaciones populares el aumento a la gasolina. bolivia conmemora 185 aÑos de su independencia, en medio de conflictos sociales que no han dado tregua a evo morales. potosÍ se encuentra aislada por una huelga de dias por varias demandas regionales al gobierno. >> cuando regresemos de comerciales le diremos que pidiÓ hoy el gobernador de texas durante una jornada religiosa. protestan en california por la muerte de un desamparado esquizofrÉnico. and... mom: son, college is much more important. son: no. mom: yes. son: no, mom. mom: yes. son: anyway, it's my decision. mom: ok, well, then, decide what degree you are going to get, because you will go to college. announcer: their tomorrow depends on your words today. the hispanic scholarship fund has the information you need que ayudes a tus hijo

pasamos a bolivia donde crece la tensiÓn por tres marchas de protesta convocadas contra el gobierno de ego morales, que comenzaron hoy en diferentes puntos del paÍs. las manifestaciones son presentadas. >> por indÍgenas amazÓnicos y organizaciones civiles que se oponen a la construcciÓn de una autopista, el aplazamiento de un censo nacional y el incumplimiento del gobierno nacionalde obras de desarrollos regionales la agrupaciÓn llamada mujeres de negro, cumplÍa 10 días de huelgas de hambre para exigir la libertad de quienes consideran presos polÍticos. las huelguistas estÁn instaladas en carpas frente a la sede de la organizaciÓn de naciones unidas al este de caracas y esperan que se declare una amnistÍa para los presos polÍticos, los partidos y los exiliados para regresar de suela. >> regresamos a estados unidos, el manejo del centro de detenciÓn para emigrantes causa controversia nueva jersey. hay denuncia de presunto favoritismo, esto por el contrato una firma privada que donar dinero al alcalde. >> desde que se anticipÓ el posible acuerdo para ampliar este centro de

whether in cuba venezuela, bolivia. as well as in china, japan, the united states europe. the middle east. africa. all of them cannot despise their resistance. despite their refusal stop that march of death. despite their resistance. communists repressives. zionists and anarchists. none can evade the march. this one is not coming with hammer and sickles . all wars surrender to. but when comes the cry? when will it really happen as death is peace? when can i truly die. you will never know yet you may have already and this life is your way of paying hommage to the power that loves and you left you with the taste of immortality on your lips. nothing mystical. no cries. power, your way. or buddha in the wings. even lying on your back, you are mocking. this is not a cynical, or pessimist or neonnist poem. join deaths to your life and you will live as if there 1 drum to march to. there is no march at all. you are there. all will be well for all. [applause]. >> >> >> >> >> the person i am excited to meet her. her book is called, my miserable, lonely lesbian pregnancy. please, par

whether in cuba venezuela, bolivia. as well as in china, japan, the united states europe. the middle east. africa. all of them cannot despise their resistance. despite their refusal stop that march of death. despite their resistance. communists repressives. zionists and anarchists. none can evade the march. this one is not coming with hammer and sickles . all wars surrender to. but when comes the cry? when will it really happen as death is peace? when can i truly die. you will never know yet you may have already and this life is your way of paying hommage to the power that loves and you left you with the taste of immortality on your lips. nothing mystical. no cries. power, your way. or buddha in the wings. even lying on your back, you are mocking. this is not a cynical, or pessimist or neonnist poem. join deaths to your life and you will live as if there 1 drum to march to. there is no march at all. you are there. all will be well for all. [applause]. >> >> >> >> man: 60-inch screen, high-definition. football season is coming up. you can watch it right here. what do you th

after months of fighting rebel forces have advanced in bolivia's capital city. the opposition seems to control most of the city's neighborhoods. citizens have taken to the streets in celebration. nato's secretary general says gadhafi's regime is crumbling. an allegation that the embattled crueler denies despite reports that two of his sons have been captured. he is urging his people to fight. >> how can you allow tripoli to be destroyed, go on your horses and defend aaa. >> 1300 people have died in a 12 hour period. thousands more are injured. there is no word on where gaddafi is or how long the fight will go on. >> there are a lot of scenarios that could play out. one that is gaddafi is finished. another is that he will fight to the end. >> it that often loses control, no one knows what will happen next. citizens say they are prepared for whatever troubles lie ahead. >> we have had 42 years of hell. anything after this will be better than what we have had in the past four decades. >> unemployment lines and not seem to be getting shorter. coming up and we will t

. >>> estaba desde orange viniendo asan francisco, me iba a bolivia por miami. me demoraron, perdÍ el vuelo para irme a miami. >>> el vocero del aeropuerto recomienda que si tiene programado viajar, debe comunicarse con la aerolÍnea antes de ir al aeropuerto. >>> un grupo de personas del Área de la bahÍa van hacia el lugar del huracÁn irene. >>> entre otra cosas los rescatistas van a ir para abrir al debbergu albergues. en los prÓximos dÍas se van a unir mÁs voluntarios. >>> debido ala cancelaciÓn de vuelos, decenas de elementos de las fuerzas armadas han quedado varados en el Área de la bahÍa. estÁ asistiendo a 47 miembro de la guardia nacional. >>> ayuda con donaciÓnes de alimentos, apoyo con dinero en efectivo, donativos se podrÁn hacer las 24 horas del dÍa. hace una semana en san francisco se desataron peleas y tiroteos en un partido de los 69s, parece indicar que en el encuentro de hoy no se registraron eventos violentos. >>> buenas noches ramÓn, la policÍa de san francisco aumenÓo la presencia de oficiales con el fin de prevenir disturbio

whether in cuba venezuela, bolivia. as well as in china, japan, the united states europe. the middle east. africa. all of them cannot despise their resistance. despite their refusal stop that march of death. despite their resistance. communists repressives. zionists and anarchists. none can evade the march. this one is not coming with hammer and sickles . all wars surrender to. but when comes the cry? when will it really happen as death is peace? when can i truly die. you will never know yet you may have already and this life is your way of paying hommage to the power that loves and you left you with the taste of immortality on your lips. nothing mystical. no cries. power, your way. or buddha in the wings. even lying on your back, you are mocking. this is not a cynical, or pessimist or neonnist poem. join deaths to your life and you will live as if there 1 drum to march to. there is no march at all. you are there. all will be well for all. [applause]. >> >> >> >> tick. tick. tick. tick. tick. tick. tick. tick. heat waves. massive heat waves. tick. severe droughts. tick. ti

fue agente de la side y participÓ en la c guevara en bolivia. >> hugo chÁvez anunciÓ que se someterÁ a uno o tratamiento de quimioterapia. comentÓ que estÁ superando la enfermedad. se refiriÓ a la enfermedad en pasado. "el cÁncer que tuve" agregÓ que el partamento es preventivo. >> una caÍda que sufriÓ la ex primera dama en este lugar california, fue porque tropezÓ con un pozo. el senadoÓ ella cayera al piso. ella cayera al piso. con el desarrollo de tu bebé, tal mo la espina bifida. [nradora] los defectos del tubo neural occuren frecuentemente antes de que una mujer sepa que está embarazada. el ácido fólico puede ducir el riesgo de estos defecs. para más información, llame al 1-877-217-3769 o site spina bifid association punto o-r-g. unervicio público la spin bifida associati. >> el mundo de la tecnologÍa estÁ sorpren noticia. la creadora de los equipos mÁs populares del planeta, decidiÓ renunciar a su cargo. el fundador de apple. >> muchos se preguntan por quÉ estar importante retiro de sus funciones del gigante de la electrÓnica. la respuesta es que no sÓlo

pero hugo chávez no está solo el gobierno de ortega le ofreció asilo político se ha rortado además que bolivia sería un destino disponible para el coronel >>> en algunos casos, viven a expensa de venezuela >>> tiene un aliado cercano con quien tuvo una gran alianza en los últimos años como un fondo de mil e dólares, así comon intercambio de tecnología >>> están corriendo peligro en libia, la sidencia del embajador venezolano en libia había sido atacada en caracas, venezuela, univisión >>> en instantes, el suspender muchas deportaciones, ti a muchos indo en instantes, el suspender muchas deportaciones, ti a muchos indo [♪] . >>> hay muchos inmigrantes en estados unidos que están confundidos por el reciente anuncio del presidente barack obama por suspender ciertas deportaciones, primero nes una amnistía tampoco un programar de legalización, está convirtiendo a muchos en víctimas la falta e información >>> el anuncio de laasa blanca que suspenderá cientos de deportaciones >>> siento que hay más esperanzas que antes, puede que haya una legalizacióni a fin de año >>> pero cuida

fue agente de la side y participÓ en la captura del che guevara en bolivia. >> hugo chÁvez anunciÓ que se someterÁ a uno o tratamiento de quimioterapia. comentÓ que estÁ superando la enfermedad. se refiriÓ a la enfermedad en pasado. "el cÁncer que tuve" agregÓ que el part preventivo. >> una caÍda que sufriÓ la ex primera dama en este lugar california, fue porque tropezÓ con un pozo. el senador evitÓ que ella cayera al piso. ya regresamos. >> el mundo de la tecnologÍa estÁ sorprendido por la noticia. la creadora de los equipos mÁs populares del planeta, decidiÓ renunciar a su cargo. el fundador de apple. >> muchos se preguntan por quÉ estar importante retiro de sus funciones del gigante de la electrÓnica. la respuesta es que no sÓlo es el jefe de la empresa de mayor valor en el mundo. tambiÉn es el padre prodigio de padres que se venden como pan caliente y prÁcticamente crean una adicciÓn a los usuarios. detrÁs de esto estÁ su capacidad creadora. siempre habÍa dicho que cuando llegara el dÍa en que no pudiera cumplir con sus obligaciones como presidente ejecutivo

preparado por la cut sandra torres es rechazada como candidata en las elecciones presidenciales en bolivia, indígenas marchan en contra de la construcción de obras del gobierno de evo morales >>> vamos a un adelanto de la edición nocturna >>> desmantelan una red en california, que usaban los taxistas para reclutar jóvenes hispanas >>> un juee devolver el dinero a sus víctimas, tenemos esta exclusiva en texas >>> y un médico en brasil con vacunas con sida, pretende espantar a los ladrones de su casa >>> ilda, gracias >>> vamos a una pausa comercial y ya regresamos con lo que dice la última encuesta hecha sobre la popularidad del presidente barack obama entre la popularidad del presidente barack obama entre ♪ con sólo ser amable ♪ no sabe cuánto puede ayudar - gracias. ♪ al ayudar una mano dar... >>> el presidente barack obama comienza a perder terreno entre los votantes latinos, so un 39% está seguro que votaría por é l en las elecciones 2012, esta encuesta está tomada una semana antes de las ordenes para parar las deportaciones ahora este nos explican por qué >>> el pre

i worked in bolivia where people were involved in the riots. they get crazy if you mentioned the idea of putting a price of water. they cannot afford that. also, they come from a background the believe the water is the right. it is not the answer but it is a different story in very poor countries. >> just to go for the context and of what was said like a growing population i went to discuss caring capacity and also have everybody in your position dealing with the resources may talk about the population but failed to make knowledge there are conversations about constrained resources baja of population growth of what is sustainable really means it. >> that is big. [laughter] i was sitting next to a fellow and read quickly got into the 1960's, '70's, 80's professor who have the guts to say there were limits to growth and there should be limits to population. it is pretty fundamental. politicians cannot talk about it. there is not one mention of population in the last election. >> to that i will complete the ad, and dial so completely agree that th

capital of bolivia, there is italy -- there is a the capital of bolivia and there is italy so that you can get your bearings. muammar gaddafi has ruled libya for 42 years. opposition forces have taken over most of a spokesperson for the libya rebels say that as long as gaddafi is on the run there is still a lot of danger. we will move on to another picture. this is out of the capital, where they're taking over. nato is saying they're going to continue air strikes. all in all this could be historic day and libya as oracles of taken over control of tripoli and muammar gaddafi is the whereabouts are unknown this morning. >> rubbery on the football field turned ugly in the stands. the forty-niners, the raiders on saturday in pre-season football. several gabore were injured. people are searching for assault and shooting suspect. here is a group of girls fighting for several minutes in the parking lot. two people were shot. one of them in very serious condition. >> in light of the violence would have been hearing about i have been asking viewers if they feel safe going to ball games. take a

indira gandhi, was in the a post-gender when bolivia elected its first working class president, where the post-class? i mean, it is a reflection of the dichotomy. the movement -- you cannot deny the accomplishments of the movement. the human rights movement, which we need to begin talking about more, and malcolm x began to increasingly before he was assassinated, but the thing is, these smokescreens get thrown at us, and we fall over and over again. happen with clarence thomas in a certain way, right, you know? in a more evil way, many of us have gotten comfortable because rock is in the white house, but he cannot be most effective unless we are on his ass, right? we voted, so i will go home now, and see you in four years. the republicans, the tea party, all these folks, they are on his ass, so if you believe that all that there is power in that position, and there are folks that make convincing arguments about a black face on white supremacy, so there is complications, but can progress be made? can progress be made with that position? absolutely. but while we honor and acknowledge th

after months of stubborn resistance, the of the parts of bolivia under the of the controls are a few heavily fortified compounds in central tripoli. this is where gaddafi may be held up. the residence compound is flanked by tens or he received guests. behind his home is a camp for his loyalists. aside from the fate of gaddafi, there is a question about the libyan oil industry. before the civil war they provided 2 percent of the world's oil and exported 1.3 million bar. a day. that has dropped to a mere 60,000 during the fighting. one analyst says the drivers will benefit. >> it will have an impact on world wide gasoline prices. that will end up helping u.s. consumers by 4-65 a gallon over the next month or two. >> we are expecting a warm day tomorrow morning. clouds and sunny. warmer by friday. we will be right back after this quick break. with >> more communications problems for oakland's police. now, the union says the laws of its officers and citizens are at rest. officers say despite an assistant police radios are still not working probably. dan kerman explains the problems with

happens maybe some of the smaller countries who work which are aligned with venezuela such as ecuador or bolivia might follow suit however the major countries notably brazil mexico argentina will not do so i don't think any time in the near future so in a way regrettably hugo chavez is a bit on his own and she should be more careful i believe the way he handles these things it is making it to august it becomes a very very clear target of what is a basically.

maybe some of the smaller countries who which are aligned with going as well are such as ecuador or bolivia might follow suit however the major countries notably brazil mexico argentina who will not do so i don't think any time in the near future so in a way regrettably hugo chavez is a bit on his own else he should be more careful how to leave the way he handles these things because making it too obvious to me comes a very very clear target of what is a basically very powerful military machine that my target is how does this make him a target and taking us back what exactly. well let me just give you learn quick example in november two thousand and two saddam hussein traded one billion dollars for medicine his dollars for the first time in two thousand euro's we know what happened to saddam hussein in march two thousand and three because the threat was seen that it could be a run under control the oil market turning it from dollars into urals so now hugo chavez selling the country to call their gold back if you want to be a domino effect caused by hugo chavez well i don't think that the gl

. >> la violencia se apoderÓ de bolivia cuando decenas de padres se apostaron frente a un edificio de gobierno porque supuestamente quieren envenenar a sus hijos en las escuelas. >> las policÍas intentaron dispersar a la multitud que mostrÓ las pruebas de la comida vencida que les dan a los pequeÑos en los colegios. >> a golpes se enfrentaron dos mujeres frente a una comisarÍa de perÚ el motivo de la disputa fue el amor de un hombre. >> una de ellas es la ex esposa que le reclama dinero para en tanto me . >> tuvieron que intervenir para evitar que la situaciÓn se saliera de control. >> el ladrÓn mÁs torpe del mundo hizo de lo suyo en colombia, lo mÁs insÓlito que el pillo no sabÍa nadar. >> tuvo que ser rescatado quien le entregÓ a la policÍa para que lo llevaran directo a la cÁrcel. >> en un caso perturbador ahogados en llantos compaÑeros de escuela del niÑo que muriÓ a manos de su hermano le dieron el Último adiÓs el menor que deberÍa comenzar el quinto grado en una escuela de enseÑanza especial perdiÓ la vida cuando a su hermano se le disparÓ un rifle. >> el

and lived abroad and studied abroad bolivia and mexico and china and also my first job out of college was in taipei tie one. and i worked for a law firm. with a research assistant and editor and studied mandarin chinese at night. but my first full day in taipei when i arrived after graduating was september 11, 2001. on that day and the weeks that followed, i realized i wanted nothing more than to be back in the united states with the deepest expression of patriotism was during in being on the other side of the globe and that was happening here at home had a profound effect. we stayed up nights watching television with a 24 hour news cycle that began then and there is a 12 hours difference so i stayed up night watching cnn as late as i could. fox news was not available at that time. [laughter] and i was so inspired by president george bush words and his leadership and also rudy guiliani and expressions of patriotism that were ever across the country and especially rallying use in a way that i had not seen in my life inspired me to want to come back to be part of the functioning of our

i studied abroad and bolivia and mexico and china and also my first job bottom college when i graduated from university was taipei, taiwan. i worked for a taiwanese law firm as a research assistant and editor. studied mandarin chinese at night. but my first full day when i arrived after graduation was september 11, 2001. on that day and the weeks that followed that i wanted nothing more to be back in the united states where the deepest expression of patriotism was stirring in our country and being on the other side of the globe when that was happening had a profound effect. we stood up at night watching television, the 24-hour news cycles that began then and it is 12 hours difference i stood up at night watching cnn as late as i could. that is because fox news was not available at that time. [laughter] i was so inspired by president george bush words and his leadership and also leverage the guiliani and the expressions of patriotism everywhere and especially rallying the youth to patriotism i have not seen yet to in my life to inspire made to what to come back to be part of the function

had learned mandarin chinese so i studied entering chinese have lived abroad and studied abroad in bolivia and in mexico and in china and all saw my first job out of college when i graduated from the university was in taipei, taiwan and i worked for a taiwanese law firm. i was a research assistant and an editor and studied mandarin chinese at a. but my first full day in taipei when i arrived there after graduating from college as september 11, 2001. and on that day in the weeks that followed, i realize i wanted nothing more into the back in the united states at the deepest expression of patriotism mustering in our country and being on the other side of the globe when that was happening here at home had a profound effect on me. all of us stayed watching television, watching the 24 hour news cycle which really began then and i stayed 12 hours different and i stayed up the night watching cnn as late as i could stay at. the reason i watched cnn was because fox news wasn't available in taipei at that time. and i was so inspired by president george bush's words and his leadership as they rally t

and then he could get to south america, to bolivia and live there after the war. there are many other of these, many other, you know, famous cases. one of the most maybe very unique case is the the case of carl hass, a get stat poe -- get gestapo officer in rome and he was responsible for the killing of 335 italians in march 1944 together with the man i mentioned earlier and others. after the war he was for a short period of time in custody, american custody. he got out three time, escaped prisoner of war camps three times. and in '47 the cic, the american counterintelligence corps, invited him to work for them because he had anti-communist knowledge. he knew the communists in italy very well. so he was recycled for the early cold war purposes and worked especially in italy, but also in southern germany for the counterintelligence corps. officially, he was wanted by the italians, of course, for the war crime he committed in italy in 1944. and he was living in italy, he was not harmed. he got a new identity, worked first for americans and later for the italian inte

and lived abroad and studied abroad in bolivia and in mexico and in china and also my first job out of college when i graduated from university was in taipei, taiwan. and i worked for a taiwanese law firm. i was a research assistant and an editor and studied mandarin chinese at night. but my first full day in taipei when i arrived there after graduating from college was september 11, 2001. and on that day and the weeks that followed i realized i wanted nothing more than to be back in the united states where the deepest expression of patriotism was stirring here in our country. and being on the other side of the globe when that was happening here at home had a profound effect on me. all of us stayed up nights watching television, watching the 24-hour news cycle which really began then, and i, you know, it was 12 hours different in taiwan, so i stayed up at night watching cnn, you know, as late as i could stay up. the reason i watched cnn is because fox news wasn't available in taipei at that time. [laughter] and i was, i was so inspired by president george bush's words and his leadershi

for the smaller countries of chili or bolivia or central america, israel could be a good example. for the bigger countries there is an issue of where are you going to find employment that people need? we are going to have to find other options, reducing from services, particularly by reducing taxation, encourage those factors and use all of those for social programs that are already in place. we have to be creative. it would be wonderful if we could have a chinese/asian way of reducing poverty but it is not there. >> we talked a lot about trade. we have not talked a lot about investment. time is very short in this panel but would you have any thoughts or comments about how chinese investment in latin america are progressing and do you see that changing to a private sector led emphasis over time? >> i will answer that and take the question on loans. these particular projects of china's development, pretty extensive to persuade their borrowers to accept loans from chinese currency. they are more than happy to do that for the reasons i mentioned in my presentation. it ties the borrow

., bolivia is on the republican line. -- olivia is on the republicans blind. caller: i am glad you are on the station this morning. i have comments to make that i wish you would address. one is the boston fiasco where they said they would spend $3 billion and it turned out to cost $15 billion and still growing. the idea is if you say you only have to spend $3 billion, people will approve it and then just keep increasing the amount. it is standard operating procedure for construction companies. the second thing is i don't understand the infrastructure bank. i do believe in public-private partnerships, and i wish you would explain that further. also, i am so sad that you do not have some republicans on your committee. i think you have some very strong democrats that understand the need, that there are republicans that do, too, and wish you would include some of your republican friends to join you in this effort. guest: in fact, governor schwarzenegger who is a republican, mike bloomberg had become an independent by 2008, and i was the only democrat on the group.

but for the smaller countries, think of chile, bolivia, the central americans, i think services is an option, and israel could be clearly a good example. there are lessons there to be learned. but for the bigger countries and there i agree with mauricio, there is an issue, where are you going to find, generate the employment that people need? i don't agree that this is possible via manufacturing. we're going to have to find other options, try to raise productivity and services particularly by reducing taxation, those factors. and use all those rents, perhaps, to, perhaps to beef up the cash transfer programs that are already in place. so they're going to have to be creative. i think it would be wonderful if you could have sort of a chinese-asian type of, a much faster way of reducing poverty but it's just not there any more, i believe. >> thank you. well, erika, we talked a trade -- lot about trade but not a whole lot about investment. i know time is very short and this topic deserves its own panel but who -- would you have any thoughts or comments about what you have observed about h

>> we've had at times italy and bolivia, and i have not seen any specific instances where governments selectively punished those from the other party. any more than governments now which administer parking regulations decide they're going to enforce parking tickets against those whose license plates tell them live in a part of a city that wouldn't be voting for them. that's not likely to happen. as for the enforcement, it costs money. a trivial sum in relationship to a $14 trillion economy. but what we also know is it you look at the system for enforcing parking tickets, for example, this is not a difficult thing to do. you know who is on your voter registration roles. you know who shows up. you know whether they've sent in a letter or found some reason for an excuse. just now if you get a parking ticket and don't pay it, a month later you get a notice saying you haven't paid your parking ticket. it works the same way. >> in australia, one way you avoid this is by not registering. i don't know enough about this law. if you don't register to vote then you're not under this law. >> if y

., bolivia is on the republican line. -- olivia is on the republicans blind. caller: i am glad you are on the station this morning. i have comments to make that i wish you would address. one is the boston fiasco where they said they would spend $3 billion and it turned out to cost $15 billion and still growing. the idea is if you say you only have to spend $3 billion, people wi approve it and then just keep increasing th amount. it is standard operating procedure for construction companies. the second thing is i don't understand the infrastructure bank. i do believe in public-private partnerships, and i wish you would explain that further. also, i am so sad that you do not have some republins on your committee. i think you have some very strong democrats that understand the need, that there are republicans that do, too, and wish you would include some of your republican friends to join you in this effort. guest: in fact, governor schwarzenegger who is a republican, mike bloomberg had become an independent by 2008, and i s the only democrat on the group. we hav

>> we've had at times italy and bolivia, and i have not seen any specific instances where governments selectively punished those from the other party. any more than governments now which administer parking regulations decide they're going to enforce parking tickets against those whose license plates tell them live in a part of a city that wouldn't be voting for them. that's not likely to happen. as for the enforcement, it costs money. a trivial sum in relationship to a $14 trillion economy. but what we also know is it you look at the system for enforcing parking tickets, for example, this is not a difficult thing to do. you know who is on your voter registration roles. you know who shows up. you know whether they've sent in a letter or found some reason for an excuse. just now if you get a parking ticket and don't pay it, a month later you get a notice saying you haven't paid your parking ticket. it works the same way. >> in australia, one way you avoid this is by not registering. i don't know enough about this law. if you don't register to vote then you're not under this law. >> if y

en colombia continúa la polémica por la renuncia de el bolivia yo gro mes tras admitir que golpeo a una mujer este asunto tiene dividido a colombianos, veamos. >>> la polémica se extendió toda la semana, debe o no irse de la selección de colombia hernán darío gómez luego de golpear a una mujer es la pregunta ron dal ambiente y aunque el bolillo renuncio tras este episodio la federación de fútbol no ha a e aceptado su dimisión. tiene que dar la cara que es lo más ético. entonces si lo llegan a perdonar tendría que dar charlas en colegios, universidades y mostrar publicamente su vergüenza de haber golpeado a una mujer ment>>> sin embargo, el escándalo creció cuando una congresista junios justificó al bolivia bolillo. >>> las mujeres no somos fácil de manejar. >>> sus compañeras en el senado la criticaron vrnlt>>> aquí es un problema de violencia contra la mujer, un problema de salud pública que se ha legislado. >>> el sociólogo... asegura que este hecho del técnico de la selección recuerda un adagio popular. >>> el que peca y resa empata y eso es lamentable y tenemo