from mexico heard -- mexico. brazil has been very successful in achieving that. its own private sector has become a worldwide reducer of services in the oil sector. we are aiming at that. we are also aware that we have commitments in free trade agreements that establish we have to have equal treatment of investments. secondaryo crack the legislation, we have these three elements to put into place in a correct way. >> as we are sitting here today, there are a number of exit in companies today in houston already talking to u.s. companies, in particular service contract and petroleum service company. it is not only foreign investment of the issue of foreign dollars going, but i think countries will come over here to join adventures with u.s. companies. you will see in the next five years a very considerable number of very good quality exit and companies that are going to be very good quality mexican companies that are going to be the future of the industry. i think the mexico case will be different from the brazil c

and mexico relations? immigration, commerce, security operations. >> is a question i get quite a lot. what i think has been fascinating and incredibly well handled by the u.s. government years is how 20 the u.s. government has respected mexico's sovereign right to determine its own energy future. of the world that has been played by the u.s. government -- a foreign service officer said this really the result of great pressure of the united states to make the reform happen? baby can -- they began to come up with this conspiracy. the united states government has been incredibly respectful in terms of allowing mexico to determine its own future. this is a result of a national debate in mexico and a long process. the implications of it are very positive. partly because of increased business integration but mostly which is increased integration of energy markets. the u.s. is seeing increased integration of the production system in north america. what we are looking for in the future is that all of the three cou

., canada, and mexico. strategicsted by the -- the center for strategic and international studies and is 90 minutes. [applause] >> thank you for that very generous introduction. thank you for coming out when it is freezing cold and it is only this gorgeous building. plus the panel that is going to follow and clarify all the things that i will say. this building is very special. it is wonderful to be at csis. every time i walk in the door. scott has already reminded you that president h w bush signed the trade agreement in 1992. it was signed into effect by president clinton in 1993 and became enforced in 1994. with 20 years of experience, the question that scott has put to me, what has the nafta meant for the u.s. and what significance for the future? making this assessment, i think we need to be clear about what the agreement actually did. by joining the economies of canada, the u.s., and mexico, the nafta created a $19 trillion regional market with 460 million consumers. it was the first comprehensive tra

gulf of mexico. so we will see some benefits coming in. we are estimating that our oil production will increase from the 2.5 million barrels a day that we have now to around 3 million barrels a day to 2018 into 3.5 by 2025. we believe that's a fair estimate. we also believe that an increasing production of natural gas from the 5,700 cubic feet that we produce today to around 8,000 by the end of this administration in 2018 and 10,400 around 2025, which will allow us to reduce our imports substantially from u.s. and decrease the costs of gas and electricity. we believe that those numbers are there. if you go to numbers of investment, we have seen many of the companies that have made those estimates show that around $10 billion by the end of 2018 of foreign direct investment we believe that that's fair. that's an increase by 50% of what the foreign investment in mexico is today. so that is a huge jump if we achieve that number by 2018. but those are estimates from private sector think tanks. now on jobs

from mexico heard -- mexico. brazil has been very successful in achieving that. its own private sector has become a worldwide reducer of services in the oil sector. we are aiming at that. we are also aware that we have commitments in free trade agreements that establish we have to have equal treatment of investments. in order to crack the secondary legislation, we have these three elements to put into place in a correct way. >> as we are sitting here today, there are a number of exit in companies today in houston already talking to u.s. companies, in particular service contract and petroleum service company. it is not only foreign investment of the issue of foreign dollars going, but i think countries will come over here to join adventures with u.s. companies. you will see in the next five years a very considerable number of very good quality exit and companies that are going to be the future -- very good quality mexican companies that are going to be the future of the industry. i think the mexico case will be di

the and in mexico. so talk to us a little bit about what is going well through an energy executives mind right now and how is this seeing him as a game changer and how does the spanish, french or the u.s. energy executives choose between now mexico for trinidad, what goes through their head? >> first of all, thank you mr. ambassador and secretary for being here. just like in your business sometimes they use these things as a strategic plan. the tough part is the business plan to implement that mission. that's the toughest part so i think all of us have to talk through the challenges that we are facing. i have to say but maybe this was the easiest part of the whole energy reform part. and still, because of all of the race expectations i think that there is a tough road ahead. i certainly don't represent the industry, but being working in the energy sector and the oil sector for 34 years, five of those in mexico city, i want to basically focus my comments on three areas and then we can get some conversati

mexico is number two. nafta has been a resounding economic success and has enhanced north american competitiveness and cooperation. there is quite a bit of room for improvement. korea is a good example, a chorus of agreement with far more robust disciplines in areas like state owned enterprises. addressed ther 21st century challenges. there was no internet when it was negotiated. social media, there was no social media. cross-border data flows, not an issue. biotechnology was not an issue. nafta is beginning to show its age. and without repair, it will erode. there are also areas where nafta hasn't achieved its promise. i.t., canada has provided innovative pharmaceutical companies with only a very limited right to appeal marketing approvals for generics. canadian courts have been opposing very high utility requirements for patents, discriminating against innovative pharmaceuticals. canada was on the ip priority watch list with russia and canada. canada has since graduated to the ordinary watchlist, but com

and mexico's future? and i'm not an energy expert. i'm just the locally commonly found washington policy civilian. so let me start with duncan and ask him for his comments. but i'd love if you could place those comments within the context of what is this going to mean for a new north american revival in particularly in the energy industry, but given as we heard that nafta is now just coming on to its 20 years, what is nafta 2.0 and how does this energy reform fit in that? >> thanks. and thanks for inviting me today. first of all, i would echo the sentiments that have been expressed already. this is a paradigm shift. for those who have been engaged in mexican energy policy work for a number of years, i fell into it almost by accident in 2005. it emerged at a meeting at mexico city. we were talking about the future of north america. the question was what do we do with energy? the situation was very dirvelt back in 2005, 2006. the big concern in the united states was energy security. the big concern was wher

mexico is number two. nafta has been a resounding economic success and has enhanced north american competitiveness and cooperation. there is quite a bit of room for improvement. korea is a good example, a chorus of agreement with far more robust disciplines in areas like state owned enterprises. and nafta never addressed the 21st century challenges. there was no internet when it was negotiated. social media, there was no social media. cross-border data flows, not an issue. biotechnology was not an issue. nafta is beginning to show its age. and without repair, it will erode. there are also areas where nafta hasn't achieved its promise. if you look at i.t., canada has provided innovative pharmaceutical companies with only a very limited right to appeal marketing approvals for generics. canadian courts have been opposing very high utility requirements for patents, discriminating against innovative pharmaceuticals. canada was on the ip priority watch list with russia and canada. canada has since graduated to t

help not only to change the nature of mexico, but the nature of the mexico/u.s. relationship. that's vision. and he saw that after years of working in the economics component of the state department back when the state department ran trade in those days and really articulated it persuasively so that a generation of american leaders ten years later were really thinking about what nafta could do. and that made a big difference. but there was one other component, and that's another person that many of you will remember, dalal baer, and she was the senior mexicanist. she ran the mexico project then. and when nafta was on the horizon, she did something that csic then and now -- csis then and now does so well, she created the nafta and beyond commission. and as we had a tough debate, you'll remember about the ratification of nafta, she convened every former living u.s. president, every former living u.s. secretary of state, every former u.s. secretary of treasury and every former ustr or u.s. trade representative that was around. all of them. plus the very top company

new mexico has one of the worst situations with poverty the united states we do we do we are. forty seven forty eight forty nine or fifty at the pending on what measures get used but the recent information that is really most frightening is now we're fiftieth in the nation in child wellbeing so we really are mortgaging the future of our children so your group in new mexico what are you doing well we're doing many different things with the children specifically one of the things that we are about to launch is what we call child savings accounts and what we want to do is seed a future for every child in new mexico so in that the idea is that children who are born in new mexico all children not unlike thomas payne would would talk about it should be for everyone would have a savings account and that that savings account would be incentivized matched incentives something that really helps it grow because low income people have very little to save even though it's been demonstrated that they're able to save they have very little and it needs to be incentivized and the idea with tha

and -- the way of life of mexico. and the politics -- i think there's too many connections between u.s. and mexico, too much money going back and forth. >> reporter: connections you mean in a criminal way? >> in a money way. i think it's all money. >> reporter: in the air over border country, captain stacy holland says the financial stakes are so high for the drug cartels, that money takes precedence over everything else. >> so what the states faced with and the nation really is an aggressive narcotics smuggling ring, cartel, their interest lies in their inventory. that's what they're going to protect. and they're going to do whatever means necessary to protect their inventory. >> reporter: in the case of david hartley, that includes inflicting its own brand of investigation and its own brand of justice. fred burton has followed the case closely. >> it's my understanding that the individuals that were involved with the killing of mr. hartley were in essence picked up and killed by the zetas themselves. >> reporter: th

work in mexico. mexico's resume as a host to employers looked ideal. it had ready supplies of energy, access to the huge consumer markets of the united states, and most important of all, a large labor force. but for years, much of mexico's labor force sat idle, the result of policies that excluded job-creating foreign investment, policies followed by the governments of both xico and the unedtates. was there a solution, one that would attract investment to mexico and induce mexican workers to look for work at home? the maquiladora was one solution. border factories in which mexican workers assembled u.s.-made components for export with reduced tariffs to the american market. what did the maquiladora offer to the two sides of the border? it's a twofold process which involves both mexico opening its border originally only on an experimental basis, and creating a free trade zone which would be an incentive for foreign companies to manufacture in mexico. from the point of view of american companies, the i

you feel right now there's people in mexico maybe even police in mexico who won't say what happened to david. >> uh-huh, i do. >> reporter: because they're afraid. >> yes. if you have threats against your loved ones, if you don't know if they're going to come home, i mean, that's a fear that i can't imagine. i don't want to imagine. that's why it's like, this has to stop. >> reporter: without any clear answers from mexico, the hartleys have turned to intelligence sources north of the border who can try to explain why the couple was targeted. former intelligence official fred burton has been studying a turf war in mexico between two drug cartels. a former band of military guards called the zetas and the more traditional gulf coast cartel. >> what most people don't realize when you're looking at the border is that there are certain portions that are not controlled by the mexican government. and the area of falcon lake was directly controlled by the zetas, and this was a very strong smuggling corridor for them. >> reporter: so you believe this was mistaken identity? >> clearly, all eviden

the loss of community assets so in new mexico new mexico has one of the worst situations with poverty the united states we do we do we are. forty seven forty eight forty nine or fiftieth depending on what measures get used but the recent information that is really most frightening is now we're fiftieth in the nation in child wellbeing so we really are mortgaging the future of our children so your group in new mexico what are you doing well we're doing many different things with the children specifically one of the things that we are about to launch is what we called child savings accounts and what we want to do is seed a future for every child in new mexico so in that the idea is that children who are born in new mexico all children not unlike thomas payne would would talk about it should be for everyone would have a savings account and that that savings account would be incentivized matched incentives something that really helped to grow because low income people have very little to save even though it's been demonstrated that they're able to save they have very little and it needs t

yeah the loss of community as it's so in new mexico new mexico has one of the worst situations with poverty the united states we do we do we are. forty seven forty eight forty nine or fiftieth depending on what measures get used but the recent information that is really most frightening is now we're fiftieth in the nation in child wellbeing so we really are mortgaging the future of our children so your group in new mexico what are you doing well we're doing many different things with the children specifically one of the things that we are about to launch is what we called child savings accounts and what we want to do is seed a future for every child in new mexico so in that the idea is that children who are born in new mexico all children not unlike thomas payne would would talk about it should be for everyone would have a savings account and that that savings account would be incentivized matched incentives something that really helped to grow because low income people have very little to save even though it's been demonstrated that they're able to save they have very little and it needs t

intenta cruzar la frontera de mÉxico con estados unidos. que supera a la de mexicanos que por aÑos, habÍan ocupado el primer lugar. juan carlos gonzÁlez en los Ángeles saliÓ a vistoed gar y nos habla de alguna de las razones que se han juntado para que se genere este fenÓmeno. >>> la seÑora guadalupe miranda y sus 2 hijas tienen pocos meses. fueron varias razones que dejaron su natal guatemala. estÁ viviendo una violencia tremenda en el paÍs. y y tomamos la decisiÓn. de venirnos para acÁ, por salvaguardar la vida de mis hijas. y luego tambiÉn el futuro. >>> el muy irme factor se repite en honduras segÚn los asuntos migratorios de ese paÍs. >>> es una violencia no generalizada, no violencia que se mira en televisiÓn aquÍ hay violencia que la viven dÍa a dia los ciudadanos hondureÑos, la poblaciÓn hondureÑa. lo peor de todo, que se vive en toda la regiÓn. por eso explica la funcionario, de este tema se ha hablado abiertamente en foros y convenciones y entre los gobiernos de paÍses centroamericanos, pero sin soluciÓn alg

gulf of mexico. jorge would agree. we run the seismic, do a geologic assessment. we make that data available and it goes up for auction. the market determines the price. at times when we have seen high risk like in shale gas but the deep water in 1998 when prices were $10, we provided tax incentives to encourage people to go into the shale business and into deep water. both of those incentives expired once we did that. we saw an area of high risk and we wanted to maximize the reward. but we did it by area, by type of geology rather than by field. i think the norwegians do something similar. even the uk has one scheme for marginal fields and another one for deep water. it's for marginal fields generally. it's not field-by-field assessment. it makes it easier bureaucrat cli on the licensing agency. >> and allows for variation which is important? >> yes, among different types of technology. >> deep water verses shale. >> we're following that path. first variation allowed by the secondary legislation. >>

>>no solo de ciudad de méxico sino de muchos rincones de méxico. >>y saludamos a nuestra gente que esta de aquel lado, por twitter me han pedido que pida por la reforma migratoria, por las familias separadas, claro que si, pero ella esta en todas partes. >>te gusta elchocolate >>me encanta en méxico es parte de las fiestas, ahora ya empiezan las posadas >>es un producto deliciosos ,que nace en la época prehispanica que era muy honrado, que te parce si me acompañas a ver este museo del chocolate en ciudad de méxico. >>se me hizo agua la boca >>en ciudad de méxico se acaba de inaugurar un museo del chocolate, entre las actividades hay un taller chocolatero donde se preparan diversas preparaciones y enseñan a los visitantes a preparar algunos >>este al calentarlo hay que tener mucha precaución porque puede descomponerse en segundo tenemos conocimiento que se mezclaba con chile >>el cacao es un producto natural mexicano >>el chocolate nace en méxico, la palabra es mexicana, la cultura surge de aquí de los olmecas, mayas mechicas. >>y el sueño

. >> peligro reactivo en méxico las autoridades colocan en alerta a seis estados, lo encontraron abierto. >> voces de tragedia son las que se escuchan en la matanza de la escuela. >> también se revela las causas de la caída del avión de jenny rivera. >> luego de vivir 50 años como indocumentado un tío recibe la tarjeta verde, su caso podría presentar precedentes, así comenzamos. >> este es su noticiero univisión con jorge ramos y maría helena salinas. >> hola ¿qué tal?, muy buenas noches y maría helena está viajado a brasil para el sorteo mundial, los momentos de angustia en el tiroteo de la escuela volvió a escucharse, pues se divulgó las llamadas de emergencia desde ese centro docente vamos con los detalles. (habla en inglés). >> fueron 5 minutos de pánico los que vivieron los estudiantes de la escuela primaria el 14 de diciembre, eran las 9:35 de la mañana cuando una persona había entrado al plantel escolar por una ventana de cristal. >> más de 3 minutos después el empleado dice seguir escuchando disparos y al fondo se pone a escuchar un disparo y entró a varios

cuando mÉxico quedÓ la rs en el grupo de brasil. confÍa que mÉxico le ganarÁ. en el grupo a quedaron camerÚn y croacia. >>> tiene que poner todo su empeÑo posible. para llevar a cabo un buen papel. >>> para clasificar al mundial, la selecciÓn mexicana se fue al repechaje. luego de que casi fue eliminada. mi gÜe miguel el piojo herrera dice que enfrentar a brasil, es una oportunidad. >>> igual que los mexicanos, los hondureÑos siguieron el sorteo. la selecciÓn catracha quedo en el grupo e. junto a suiza, ecuador y francia. los hondureÑos dicen que no seÁa complicado que su selecciÓn logre algo grand. >>> nos fue bien. porque nos tocÓ una potencia. >>> sin duda, difÍcil para mÉxico pero tambiÉn para todos, porque es el mundial y mientras el momento llega. vamos a comer byarrea mexicana. lo que para unos es una fiesta, para otros podrÍa ser una pesadilla. la gran sorpresa del sorteo, segÚn este periodista deportivo, el llamado grupo de la muerte, fue el grupo d. >>> uruguay, cabeza de serie, inglater inglaterra, italia. >>> y para uno es difÍcil pa

and -- the way of life of mexico. and the politics -- i think there's too many connections between u.s. and mexico, too much money going back and forth. >> reporter: connections you mean in a criminal way? >> in a money way. i think it's all money. >> reporter: in the air over border country, captain stacy holland says the financial stakes are so high for the drug cartels, that money takes precedence over everything else. >> so what the states faced with and the nation really is an aggressive narcotics smuggling ring, cartel, their interest lies in their inventory. that's what they're going to protect. and they're going to do whatever means necessary to protect their inventory. >> reporter: in the case of david hartley, that includes the cartel inflicting its own investigation and its own brand of justice. security expert fred burton has followed the case closely. >> it's my understanding that the individuals that were involved with the killing of mr. hartley were in essence picked up and killed by the zetas themselve

. >> en 10 años pasaran ahora navidad con sus familias en méxico . >> ahora podemos ir . >> como ella hay cientos de miles de mexicanos y se activa el progrmaaq paisano . >> que no tengan problemas por méxico . >> para eso conocer derechos aumento en franquicia . >> para poder llevar en esta temporada de invierno 500 dólares pueden llevar 2000 si son 4 sin pagar impuesto . >> no importa la edad si va en auto tenga el permiso en consulados de méxico en estados unidos , pero en algunos . >> depende de que año es el vehículo se paga una x cantidad . >> también se activa segundo seguridad . >> no lleve armas o partes porque es penado por la ley en méxico, si quiere más información en el sitio en pantalla . >> ahí tendrá de que puede y que no puede llevar hasta como esatr en contacto con el consulado y requisitos de el auto , el cónsul dice que están concientes que pueden haber abusos . >> las denuncias son menores pero hay algunas si tienen problemás que autoridad le pide dinero fuera de la normalidad denuncien . >> en los Ángeles , univisión . >> vecinos y conductores viv

a mÉxico le tocÓ un grupo accesible, porque brasil tiene el boleto asegurado, croacia, camerÚn y mÉxico nivel. el grupo b las dos de la final pasada espaÑa, holanda, chile al igual que australia. a colombia bastante accesible, grecia, costa de marfil y japÓn el grupo d uruguay, costa rica, italia. suiza, ecuador, francia y honduras, le saliÓ bastante bien a los 4. argentina en el papel ya en la siguiente fase va contra bosnia, irÁn y nigeria. a estados unidos le tocÓ bailar con la mÁs fea, alemania, portugal y ghana. bÉlgica sin problemas, argelia, rusia y repÚblica de corea, regreso mÁs adelante con las fechas de juegos para mÉxico, pero ya estamos con ramÓn adames quien se encuentra en la ciudad de san josÉ y nos tiene el pensar de nuestra gente en el Área de la bahÍa, muchos de ellos desde temprano estuvieron con univisiÓn. >>> buenas tardes en medio de esta euforia nos dimos la tarea justamente de visitar algunas Áreas de san josÉ para conocer cÓmo estÁ la euforia de parte de los aficionados y esto fue lo que encontramos. ap r > >>> a mÉxico le tocÓ ccion alguno

en mÉxico, narcotraficantes amenazan con atentar contra jerarcas de la iglesia. los caballeros templarios tienen en la mira a varios lÍderes religiosos.

visiÓn mÉxico le tocÓ un rival complicado, a estados unidos uno mucho mÁs difÍcil. estaremos enfrentando a alemania, portugal decreciendo ronaldo y a ghana rival conocido de estados unidos. sin embargo costa rica tuvo que bailar con la mÁs fea, está rodeado de campeones del mundo, uruguay, inglaterra e italia. >> esperamos hacer las cosas bien, en ese sentido, cuando enfrentemos a cualquiera, francia, o suiza o ecuador, el jugador sepa sus fortalezas y debilidades. colombia se las verÁ ante grecia, costa de marfil, y japÓn, mientras que argentina se las verÁ con bosnia, irán y nigeria. >> en mÉxico no tardaron por supuesto, las reacciones tras conocerse el grupo en el que quedÓ ubicado el tri, muchos lamentan la fortuna de tener como rivales a selecciones como brasil, camerÚn y croacia. >> a mÉxico le tocÓ bailar con la mÁs fea, es el dicho popular que reflejan sentimiento de muchos seguidores de la selecciÓn nacional de fÚtbol despuÉs del sorteo de grupos. >> el grupo difÍcil, y el cruce que nos tocaba hacer muy difÍcil, pero si llegas a pasar eso,

. >> la verdad muy mala ahora, le ganamos 5- 1 sh, voy a mÉxico ey con latinos en mÉxico a nueva zelanda que eso es un resultado maquillado en realidad estamos jugando contra un equipo que no tiene liga profesional pero mÉxico va a hacer muy buen mundial lo creo y estoy seguro llega a la impresiÓn, llegan jugadores frescos. >> y traen ganas, tienen hambre. >> asÍ que cuidado y mÉxico sorprende en la copa del mundo yo creo que sÍ. >> lo del poiiojo herrera. >> el piojo los motiva y traen hambre de ser campeones. >> (hablan juntos). >> y el equipo anfitriÓn brasil ¿dÓnde estÁ brasileros aquÍ?. >> (gritos). >> como nunca tienen la mejor defensa del mundo, marcelo el mejor lateral derecho y tiene a danny alves y maicÓn, la defensa brasil es espectacular, el mediocampo es bueno y la delantera perdÓn pero es mediocre, pero hay que ver, hay que ver que pasa con brasil. >> pero es como un Ídolo ahorita neymar, Ídolo nacional. >> pero no lo que era ronaldo. >> ronaldo ha sido el que mÁs goles ha metido en la historia del mundial 15 goles. >> wow!. >> klose puede ser que lo pase el

hoy en noticiero preocupa en mexico encontraronvacio un cam o camion con material radioactivo >> se extiende por varios est o estados >> niÑos triquis de mxÉxico ponn a sudaerr a equipo de balonces p profesional de eestados unidos >> este es noticiero telemundo >> hola, btardeszxuenas tardes c mÉxico un d'ia despues que se i diera a conocer informe sobre c accidente de jenni rivera hay r gran preocupaciÓn por los fac r factores del accidente >> declaraciones de veterano l piloto,. escuchemos >> un aÑo despues la voz de la d diva no se apaga pero tampoco a las dudas de que provoco la c d caida del avion. informae con y concluye que la caudsa fue la r perdida de control de la aero v aeronave por causas no determ a determinadas. la investigaciÓn contitiene entrevista a ex pe o pelito, dice que el avion volaba chueco. capitan dice que quiza t tenia problema al momento del e despegue pero no prendiÓ ninguna alarma >> en rancho de nuevo leon re o restrest restos del avion y tripulantes q quedarone esparcidos. se dice qe no havbÍa reportes del matnte k mantenimiento del avion. capitan henri

and -- the way of life of mexico. and the politics -- i think there's too many connections between u.s. and mexico, too much money going back and forth. >> reporter: connections you mean in a criminal way? >> in a money way. i think it's all money. >> reporter: in the air over border country, captain stacy holland says the financial stakes are so high for the drug cartels, that money takes precedence over everything else. >> so what the states faced with and the nation really is an aggressive narcotics smuggling ring, cartel, their interest lies in their inventory. that's what they're going to protect. and they're going to do whatever means necessary to protect their inventory. >> reporter: in the case of david hartley, that includes the cartel inflicting its own investigation and its own brand of justice. security expert fred burton has followed the case closely. >> it's my understanding that the individuals that were involved with the killing of mr. hartley were in essence picked up and killed by the zetas themselve

la ola de violencia en mexico ha cobrado la vida >> la ola de violencizquierda en méxico sigue auementando, vamos con los detalles con enrique garcía fuentes. >> a un año de la muerte de su hijo, esta pareja limpia y reacomoda un altar hecho en su memoria, los secuestradores ultimaron y dejando al joven en la cajuela del vehículo. >> lo asesinaron (llanto). >> eso fue en noviembre del 2012, en febrero del 2010 Ángel muñoz desapareció sin dejar rastros, muñoz había trabajado como oficial del departamento de policía de california, él era estadounidense. >> este dolor no se lo doy a ninguna madre, de no dormir ni comer. >> son dos de los 14 casos que investiga y representa el abogado miguel Ángel roseti, abogado de los muertos, es que pareciera ser que es uno de los pocos que preciona a las autoridades por secuestros y crímenes, dice que deben responder por esto. >> han tenido pruebas y evidencias y la autoridad es omisa. >> vimos una esperanza por primera vez. >> el procurador declinó ser entrevistado y hasta el cierre no habían contestado las preguntas por escrito. >> en cuern

el grupo a de mÉxico y brasil. vamos a irnos con lo que podrÍa suceder. seguramente brasil va a estar en el primer lugar, y los otros 3 equipos disputarÍan un cupo, vÁmonos con mÉxico segundo. el grupo b el grupo de los finalistas de la pasada copa mundo. me voy con espaÑa, y me voy con chile, que puede ser una de las grandes sorpresa de la copa. grupo c colombia, costa de marfil, japÓn y grecia, me voy obvio con colombia y costa de marfil. ahora tenemos el grupo de los 3 campeones del mundo, uruguay, italia, inglaterra 7 copas mundo, costa rica lo tiene muy difÍcil. me voy con uruguay y me voy con italia. nos vamos al grupo e, el de suiza, ecuador, honduras, y francia, francia lo tengo para ser el primero y me voy con ecuador que puede tambiÉn ser sorpresa. ahora vamos al grupo f el de argentina el gran beneficiado del sorteo tendrÍa el camino despejado, la argentina de messi me voy con argentina, y me voy con nigeria. ahora otro de los grupos de la muerte el de alemania, ghana, estados unidos y portugal, alemania para el primer lugar y dirÍa la

do you think this is the end of anc, of new mexico new mexico's party? >> it's not end, but it's certainly a moment of reconsideration, i think, for the anc. they have to strategize wisely but thinking to put forward a much stronger set of policies if they want people to support them. >> you say not the end because? ? >> i think a lot of south africans are going to support the anc. >> with new mexico new mexico on the top of everyone's mind? >> right but also the other parties are not really offering people many alternatives. >> okay. so they are kind of right now stopped with the anc? >> not stuck, but they just keep returning the same political. >> been in power for a long time, 20 years now. it is familiar? >> right but i think it's to do with the strength 69 anc lies in exactly almost it's shapelessness, sort of amorefus because it's a political party that offers nearly everybody what they want, left-wing, a little bit of right-wing and a little bit of the center. so, i think because of that spentb special mic of the national african con congress, th

of prosperity works an organization that creates statewide initiatives in new mexico to develop and test high impact strategies to build the opportunities knowledge and relationships require for all new mexicans to achieve economic security and prosperity on the border joins me now in studio on it's a pleasure to have you with us my pleasure entirely thanks for joining us i'd like to share first a couple of quotes with you the first is is from nelson mandela who just just passed away he said overcoming poverty is not a to ask of charity it is an act of justice like slavery and apartheid poverty is not natural it is man made and can be overcome and eradicated by the actions of human beings and that was in our lifetime he said that in seventy nine hundred five thomas paine. to understand what the state of society ought to be it is necessary to have some idea of what the natural state of man is such as it is such as it is at this day among the indians of north america there is not in that state among the indians any of those spectacles of human misery which poverty and want to to present. o

, regresamos con ustedes a los estudios. >> también en méxico los preparativos para dar homenaje a la muerte de jenny rivera, vamos con los detalles. >> sí, muy buenas noches y en cuatro días se cumple el aniversario de jenny rivera y sus colaboradores en el fatídico vuelo, la familia también planea una serie de tributos y la policía y gobierno estaba prestando también ayuda para que todo sea perfecto. >> ricardo siguió la misma ruta de ella nave y habló con expertos. >> era una noche perfecta para volar, pero algo le pasó al avión. >> sí, por la izquierda. >> lo que llama la atención es que no hubo llamadas de emergencia, el capitán tiene más de 12 mil horas de vuelo. >> si se produce un problema ahí arriba, tiene tiempo para avisar a la torre de control?. >> sí, por supuesto que sí, tendría que ser una situación catastrófica. >> las teorías son varias, una de ellas el problema de presión en el aparato. >> esta puerta es muy segura y con esto salen unos pines para cada lado de la puerta. >> luego la segunda compuerta se cierra asegurandose fuertemente. >> es rem

. ,>> madres llegan a méxico para pedir a autoridades que . >> y con una escultura en homenaje a jenni rivera se ultiman detalles para su recuerdo, vamos ahora con la información. >> este es su noticiero univisión fin de semana con félix de bedout. >> buenas noches y bienvenidos al noticiero univisión del fin de semana y aún cuando no ha conversado la temporada invernal del estados unidos ya el mal tiempo ha causado estragos en el país, vamos con los detalles. >> la brutal tormenta invernal azotó desde texas, la ciudad de dallas fort worth sufrió los mayores embates, las principales autopistas de dallas quedaron cerradas y múltiples escuelas y oficinas cerradas. >> vemos que el hielo se acumula en los árboles. >> en el aeropuerto internacional de dallas fort hood fueron cancelados todosd los vuelos, más de 3 mil pasajeros durmiendo en los terminales, la trmenta agarró desprevenida a muchas personas y de 8 pulgadas en el sur del estado de indiana,. >> cuando no ha llovido por mucho tiempo, las lluvias levantan polvo que se convierte en resbaladizos. >> las tormentas también

the entire economy and mexico is doing very well not many people know this the stock market in mexico is gone up hundreds of percent since two thousand whereas the dow is just basically almost where it was in two thousand and then if you just for inflation it's down dramatically things are going on and many people took many people very slow to catch on to what's going on this actually more mexicans leaving the u.s. than going to the u.s. right now yet you still have a lot of people in the u.s. worried about border control i think that border on the mexico u.s. border is eventually going to keep americans in but ok so keeping on the big point the mare. and the reluctance for people who are more let's say mainstream to embrace bitcoin i don't know if you saw it or not but on business insider and the deputy any editor over there joe wiesenthal recently published a make culpa saying he's been wrong about it going did you read that and what are your thoughts i didn't read that but i've been seeing a lot of that happening this is a changing very fast so many people were very slow to catch o

con mÁs de 20 horas de discusiÓn se aprobó la reforma energÉtica en méxico. en el dÍa de su santo y el de la virgen patrona de mÉxico,baena guadalupe celebra poder quedarse aquÍ en estados unidos y les contaremos por quÉ. comenzamos. ♪ >>este es uno noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna >> el congreso mexicano aprobÓ la mÁs importante reforma energÉtica en medio de protestas de izquierda,terminan con el monopolio estatal a ahora en manos de pemex y abre oportunidad a la inversiÓn privada. joaquÍn nos cuenta. >> asÍ defiende este mexicano su posiciÓn polÍtica. >> por esta razÓn, compaÑeras y compaÑeros, asÍ como han despojado la naciÓn con privatizar telÉfonos de méxico. >> el petrÓleo en tierras mexicanas ya no es mÁs de los mexicanos. >> de que lo que estamos haciendo es una atrocidad para la naciÓn,entregar la riqueza petrolera a manos particulares. >> al menos eso es lo que asegura los partidos opositores sobre la reforma energÉtica impulsada por el presidente enrique peÑa nieto, por lo que tomaron recintos legislativos y las cal

y de mÉxico los preparativos para el tributo de jenni rivera. se esperan 12.000 asistentes al concierto por el primer nifr voy de la muerte de la llamada diva de la banda. con esta y mÁs informaciÓn. >>> solo algunos dÍas nada mÁs gracia enrique. >>> las ventas del lunes cibernÉticos rompieron las ventas de este aÑo, tenemos las cifras definitivas. >>> y los fans de jenni rivera tienen un nuevo ♪ dos años es demasiado tiempo. presentamos jump de t-mobile. cambia tu smartphone cuando quieras. no cuando te lo digan. ¡ ahora consigue el lg g2 por $0 dólares de pago inicial en tiendas participantes! >>> las ventas superaron un 20% a las del aÑo pasado. otro dato curioso que este aÑo una de cada 3 compras por internet se realizÓ con un telÉfono inteligente, o una tableta en vez de con una computadora personal. la ropa ocupÓ mÁs de la mitad de las ventas, el 66% seguido por los electrÓnicos con un 35% y luego los juguetes. si quiere saber mÁs sobre esta Época especial de compras. conÉctese a univisiÓn.com y busque la secciÓn, su

>> spain was in control of new mexico for far longer than mexico was. i think a lot of these new mexican families are 10 generation and 11 generation. when they look back on themselves, they think of themselves as spanish. >> those traditions, they've continued to thrive in these little pockets. we're cut off from spain. so i once worked with people from spain and they kept cutting up and snickering at me. what they told me was okay, you can knock it off with the don quixote phraseology. the equivalent of me today, talking saying "top of the morning to you, sir." >> really? >> and they were like, stop making fun of us. and i said you know what? i'm not making fun of you. that's the way we speak. we go see grandpa, that's all he knows, is 500 year ago spanish. >> maybe if we're lucky enough, we'll have grandpa play his harmonica the way he used to on the cattle drives. ♪ >> but i have a plan here on this meat. >> all right, the meat is yours. >> all right, good. ♪ >> just call me cookie. some local beef, glowing hot coals, cast iron can. >> pureed gr

the entire economy and mexico is doing very well not many people know this the stock market in mexico is gone up hundreds of percent since two thousand whereas the dow is just basically almost where it was in two thousand and then when if you just for inflation it's down dramatically things are going on and many people took many people are very slow to catch on to what's going on this actually more mexicans leaving the u.s. than going to the u.s. right now yet you still have a lot of people in the u.s. worried about border control i think that's border on the mexico u.s. border is eventually going to keep americans and ok so keeping on the big point theme there. and the reluctance for people who are more let's say mainstream to embrace bitcoin i don't know if you saw it or not but on business insider and the deputy any editor over there joe wiesenthal recently published a make culpa saying he's been wrong about bitcoin did you read that and what are your thoughts i didn't read that but i do. seeing a lot of that happening this is a changing very fast so many people were very slow to c

the entire economy and mexico is doing very well not many people know this the stock market in mexico is gone up hundreds of percent since two thousand whereas the dow is just basically almost where it was in two thousand and then when if you just for inflation it's down dramatically things are going on and many people maybe people are very slow to catch on to what's going on this actually more mexicans leaving the u.s. than going to the u.s. right now yet you still have a lot of people in the u.s. worried about border control i think that border on the mexico u.s. border is eventually going to keep americans in but ok so keeping on the big point theme there. and the reluctance for people who are more let's say mainstream to embrace bitcoin i don't know if you saw it or not but on business insider and the deputy any editor over there joe wiesenthal recently published a make culpa saying he's been wrong about bitcoin if you read that what are your thoughts i didn't read that but i be. seeing a lot of that happening this is a changing very fast so many people were very slow to catch on

♪. >>> buenas noches, hoy es sábado 28 de diciembre, y estas son las principales noticias méxico amaneció con una macabra noticia, las autoridades encontraron a 5 personas decapitadas en michoacán, estado que presenta alto índice de violencia por el crimen organizado. >>> derrumbe en unas de las principales carreteras de la frontera. >>e> l mal tiempo no da tregua, está vigente un aviso de fuertes vientos, lluvia para el noreste del país, decdenas de miles están sin energía eléctrica. >>> hay más de una ventaja en hablar un segundo idioma ,ser bilingüe retrasaría algunos problemas mentales, comenzamos ♪. >>> este es su noticiero univisión fin de semana con félix de bedout ♪. >>> muy buenas noches, les saluda july ferrer, en méxico la violencia cobró otras 5 vidas, las autoridades encontraon en michoacán los cuerpos de 5 personas decapitadas con mensajes que anuncian la llegada del cartel de jalisco, nueva generación, mientras que hipólito mora dice que la lucha contra el crimen organizado es una lucha a largo plazo. >>> los cuerpos fueron hallados en michoacán, de ac

to mexico. mental health property will sell to murder and corporate it also belongs to the washington metro transit authority to the properties of dennis deeds page trend and trademark office. why is the price of gold so high. demand global demand do you think oldest money. know the value of the only place we have to live of the water that we need to survive it's not compared to gold i mean gold we're not going to eat gold we're not going to bait with gold. we're not going to drink up what clearly what amal is and is in a desperate economic situation absolutely right what we're running to do is say they're for any kind of economic development from the outside is going to be a benefit their only purpose is to extract as much money as possible to feed into the global financial system. with me or part of the geo political economic system that's extremely or split to do. first of all is a question whether mining should even be carried out altogether can it be done in a way which doesn't destroy peop

the entire economy in mexico is doing very well not many people know this the stock market in mexico is gone up hundreds of percent since two thousand whereas the dow is just basically almost where it was in two thousand and then when if you just for inflation it's down dramatically things are going on and many people took because we're very slow to catch on to what's going on this actually more mexicans leaving the u.s. than going to the u.s. right now yet you still have a lot of people in the u.s. worried about border control i think that border on the mexico u.s. border is eventually going to keep americans in but ok so keeping on the big point theme there. and the reluctance for people who are more let's say mainstream to embrace bitcoin i don't know if you saw it or not but on business insider and the deputy any editor over there joe wiesenthal recently published a make culpa saying he's been wrong about bitcoin did you read that and what are your thoughts. i didn't read that but i've been seeing a lot of that happening this is a changing very fast so many people were very slow

and mexico is gripped by a massive anti-government demonstrations with protesters accusing authorities of stripping the state of its wealth and people of their future. watching r t international coming to you live from moscow i'm marina joshua a fierce fighting continues and a syrian town of hadera on the outskirts of damascus as the army tries to push rebel forces from several districts and our team best occasion discovered the mass execution of civilians carried out by al qaeda linked groups survivors described her if it scenes and of people being used as human shields are deserve a challenge spoke to an eyewitness to the massacre. r t sources in the military say radical islamist fighters entered the town of address and massacred local civilians according to the latest figures at least eighty people were killed in the districts which the syrian army has now liberated entire families were killed other families were kidnapped and are being used as human shields in the battle against government forces. militants from job i don't know strike and the army of islam seize control of all the

. >>> buenas noches, hoy es sábado 28 de diciembre, y estas son las principales noticias méxico amaneció con una macabra noticia, las autoridades encontraron a 5 personas decapitadas en michoacán, estado que presenta alto índice de violencia por el crimen organizado. >>> derrumbe en unas de las principales carreteras de la frontera. >>e> l mal tiempo no da tregua, está vigente un aviso de fuertes vientos, lluvia para el noreste del país, decdenas de miles están sin energía eléctrica. >>> hay más de una ventaja en hablar un segundo idioma ,ser bilingüe retrasaría algunos problemas mentales, comenzamos ♪. >>> este es su noticiero univisión fin de semana con félix de bedout ♪. >>> muy buenas noches, les saluda july ferrer, en méxico la violencia cobró otras 5 vidas, las autoridades encontraon en michoacán los cuerpos de 5 personas decapitadas con mensajes que anuncian la llegada del cartel de jalisco, nueva generación, mientras que hipólito mora dice que la lucha contra el crimen organizado es una lucha a largo plazo. >>> los cuerpos fueron hallados en michoacán, de ac