guatemala is one of the most murderous nations on earth. as you can see, there is a pretty large police presence here and that is because we are here. for parents, state care for their children is often a desperate last resort. this area is very familiar for you. stephanie arriaga has spent many hours here in guatemala city's general cemetery. how old was kimberly? kimberley died in the flames at the virgen de la asuncion children's home on march eight, 2017. in a nation used to tragic events, the fire shocked guatemalans. after a failed mass escape, 56 teenage girls had been locked into a classroom overnight by police. in an attempt to force the officers to let them out, one of them started a fire. the door was not unlocked until it was too late for too many. no one took charge. so stephanie founded a charity that helps families waiting outside the morgue for news of their daughters. so, you were here for 15 days? we are heading south out of the city to visit the children's home, that is now closed. guatemala has 5000 children in care, and

ahora volvemos con guatemala. los socorristas siguen trabajando contra el reloj en condiciones de mÁximo riesgo y para evacuar a personas que estÁn atoradas en tantos escombros. carlos: en Áreas aledaÑas al volcÁn del fuego como san miguel que ha quedado devastada. la lucha por encontrar vidas se complica. >> toda la gente no pudo salir y yo creo que se quedaron enterradas. nosotros que lava que venÍa por todo el caotes y nos corrimos para una ladera. >> cuÁntos son en su familia? >> somos bastantes. carolina: las imÁgenes muestran las personas tomando fotos de la nube de cenizas que en cuestiÓn de minutos tuvieron que escapar despuÉs de que llegÓ como rÍo a la carretera donde se encontraban. carlos: la gente estÁ muy sorprendida. terminamos con esta imagen. dos niÑos que se reencontraron tras la erupciÓn del volcÁn de fuego. la imagen de la sonrisa de estos niÑos nos da esperanza a todos de que guatemala saldrÁ adelante. carolina: esta es una fotografÍa de estos dos niÑos que todavÍa siguen c

guatemala is one of the most murderous nations on earth. as you can see, there is a pretty large police presence here and that is because we are here. for parents, state care for their children is often a desperate last resort. this area is very familiar for you. stephanie arriaga has spent many hours here in guatemala city's general cemetery. how old was kimberly? kimberley died in the flames at the virgen de la asuncion children's home on march eight, 2017. in a nation used to tragic events, the fire shocked guatemalans. after a failed mass escape, 56 teenage girls had been locked into a classroom overnight by police. in an attempt to force the officers to let them out, one of them started a fire. the door was not unlocked until it was too late for too many. no one took charge. so stephanie founded a charity that helps families waiting outside the morgue for news of their daughters. so, you were here for 15 days? the children's home, that is now closed. guatemala has 5000 children in care, and this was the largest government facility. thi

en "un nuevo dÍa" todos somos guatemala, amor abrazos con las personas de guatemala el volcÁn de fuego continÚa activo miles de personas necesitan todo el apoyo de todas las personas en estados unidos y el mundo felipe. >> claro que sÍ marco, Ángel estÁ en nueva york donde algunos comenzaron a recaudar ayuda para los afectados, asÍ que vamos con Él en vivo, Ángel bienvenido ¿cÓmo estÁs? claro que sÍ, felipe marco, muchos saludos desde nueva york * estamos aquÍ en queens nueva york donde estamos con una familia de guatemala, varias familias de guatemala que han dicho presente estÁn aquÍ desde temprano recolectando ayuda, estÁn poniendo su granito de arena para ayudar a guatemala estamos aquÍ con usted es una de las organizadoras de esto que estÁ pasando acÁ hoy? >> sÍ claro que si estamos recaudando muchas cosas gracias a diosue las personas h hecho presente estÁn estado vinieno a dejar sus donaciones estamos felices por lo que estÁn haciendo. >> ¿cÓmo estÁ fui familia en guatemala? >> por la gracia de dios ellos estÁn bien, pero otras familias estÁn afectadas,

guatemala after the fire. last year, a devastating fire at a guatemalan children's home left 41 teenage girls dead and 15 with life changing injuries. the tragedy revealed a terrifying tale of mistreatment at the home. guatemala is one of the most murderous nations on earth. as you can see, there is a pretty large police presence here and that is because we are here. for parents, state care for their children is often and that is because we are here. for parents, state care for their children is often a desperate last resort. this area is very familiar for you. stephanie arriaga has spent many hours here in guatemala city's general cemetery. how old was kimberly? kimberley died in the flames at the virgen de la asuncion children's home on march eight, 2017. in a nation used to tragic events, the fire shocked guatemalans. after a failed mass escape, 56 teenage girls had been locked into a classroom overnight by police. in an attempt to force the officers to let them out, one of them started a fire. the door was

and if there are risks on guatemala's mean streets, elizabeth dole is her fears guatemala's mean streets, elizabeth dole is herfears by sniffing glue. —— dulls her fears. as night falls, we visit the city's central park. elizabeth sleeps here and we wonder how many more former residents of the virgen de la asuncion we might find. what we have been told is there are quite a lot of kids who are living here on the streets, who also escaped from virgen de la asuncion, and like elizabeth it is too dangerous for them to go home and this is the only option. there is a very strong smell of gloom. it is a cheap, nasty drug and does lasting damage. somebody has got a baby there. she looks very young, the mum. —— glue. he is too high to make much sense, but like elizabeth, this 17—year—old chose the streets of guatemala city over the virgen de la asuncion. and on the seventh of march last year, the day before the tragic fire, more than 100 boys and girls, also desperate to leave this notorious children's home, plant a mass escape. it was this that provoked the ultimately lethal response

terrible lo que estÁ pasando en guatemala. el fiscal especial robert mueller dijo que el ex jefe de campaÑa de donald trump intentÓ potenciales encontrÁndose en libertad condicional. la oficina de mueller acusÓ a manafort. manafort se ha declarado inocente. patricia: activistas pro inmigrantes advierten que los deportados por estados unidos a tijuana y otras ciudades fronterizas son presa fÁcil de la delincuencia organizada y en muchos casos son amenazados de muerte si no aceptan trabajar para grupos criminales. desde tijuana, jorge fregoso nos dice cÓmo ocurre esto. jorge: samuel llegÓ a la frontera deportado como decenas de connacionales que son recibidos en ciudades com tijuana. >> o trabajas o te mueres. jorge: pero como pocos, Él habla de una de las posibilidades que tiene para sobrevivir en mÉxico luego de haber dejado todo lo que tenÍa en estados unidos, incluso a su familia. >> he perdido a mi familia por este motivo. estoy pensando que no me serÍa nada difÍcil ingresar a ese tipo de trabajos. jorge: samuel

desde cuintla, guatemala, erika por. patricia: se profundiza el dolor de cientos de familias que han sido vÍctimas de la erupciÓn del volcÁn. los dramÁticos testimonios no sÓlo estÁn relacionados con personas que viven en guatemala, sino tambiÉn a quien estados unidos. salvador durÁn conversÓ en los Ángeles con una guatemalteca que perdiÓ 18 miembros de su familia. salvar: el dolor que siente emma es inimaginable. miembros de su famili incluyendo a sus padres, hermanos, sobrinos y sus tÍos murieron calcinados tras la explosiÓn del volcÁn de fuego en guatemala. emmaesn pedacito de pueblo y todo estÁ enterrado. yo no voy a volver a ver a mis padres y a mi familia. se me fueron 18 de ellos. no puedo. trato de asimilar y no puedo. salvador: el pasado domingo, momentos antes de la erupciÓn, su familia le habÍa compartido las primeras seÑales de que la tragedia estaba por llegar. la Última vez que los pudo abrazar fue hace dos meses, cuando viajo a su pueblo san miguel para celebrar los 50 aÑos de casado de

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desde escuintla, guatemala, erika por. patricia: se profundiza el dolor de cientos de familias que han sido vÍctimas de la erupciÓn del volcÁn. los dramÁticos testimonios no sÓlo estÁn relacionados con personas que viven en guatemala, sino tambiÉn a quien estados unidos. salvador durÁn conversÓ en los Ángeles con una gtemalteca milia.rdiÓ 18 miembros de su salvar: el dolor que siente emma es inimaginable. 18 miembros de su familia, incluyendo a sus padres, hermanos, sobros y sus tÍos mue exiÓn del volcÁn de fuego en guatemala. emma: es un pedatodo estÁ no voy a volverver a mis padres y a mi familia. se me fueron 18 de ellos. no puedo. trato de asimilar y no puedo. salvador: el pasado domingo, momentos antes de la erupciÓn, familia le habÍa compartido las primeras seÑales de que la tragedia estaba por llegar. la Última vez que los pudo abrazar fue hace dos meses, cuando viajo a su pueblo san miguel para celebrar los 50 aÑos de casado de sus padres. ese dÍa les promió que los trría a conocer los estado

terrible lo que estÁ pasando en guatemala. el fiscal especial robert mueller dijo que el ex jefe deÓ manipular a testigos potenciales encontrÁndose en libertad condicional. la oficina de mueller acusÓ a manafort. manafort se ha declarado inocente. patricia: activistas pro inmigrantes advierten que los deportados por estados unidos a tijuana y otras ciudades fronterizas son presa fÁcil de la delincuencia organizada y en muchos casos son amenazados de muerte si no aceptan trabajar para grupos crines. desde tijuana, jorge fregoso nos dice cÓmo ocurre esto.ue l llegÓ a la frontera deportado como decenas de connacionales que son recibidos en ciudades como tijuana. >> o trabajas o te mueres. jorge: pero como pocos, Él habla de una de las posibilidades que tiene para sobrevivir en mÉxico luego de haber dejado todo lo que tenÍa en estados unidos, incluso a su familia. >> he perdido a mi familia por este motivo. estoy pensanme serÍa nada difÍcil ingresar a ese tipo de trabajos. jorge: samuel habla de incorporarse a los grupo

dozens of people are killed as a volcano erupts in guatemala with thousands forced to leave the house. and jane this is al jazeera live from also coming up seven children are among those drowned as two boats carrying refugees sink in the mediterranean. jordan's prime minister may be forced out after days of protests over austerity cuts. and hunting for bodies in the iraqi city of mosul why it's still so dangerous after the defeat of eisel. at least twenty five people have been killed in guatemala in one of the most violent eruptions of the volcano in decades thousands more being forced to flee their homes as the volcano spews rock hot ash and smoke several kilometers into the air david mass has more from guatemala i scenes of devastation in guatemala after sunday's volcanic blast the flag of volcanoes eruption sent laugh of streaming down the highway houses near the base of the volcano were buried by a mixture of mud and laugh dozens were killed and many have been injured survivors expect the death toll to rise in the course i know not everyone escaped i think they were buried we thou

. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ arrasados por el volcÁn, la amenaza de nuevas erupciones obliga a mÁs evacuaciÓn en guatemala. la intensa actividad del volcÁn de fuego complica tambiÉn las tareas de rescate. >> ciudad, tu ciudad. noticias telemundo estrena en los Ángeles nueva serie sobre mparos cuÁnto cuesta la s, renta de una casa, los precios en el mercado y muchas cosas mÁs. >> polÉmica en el tri, jugadores de la selecciÓn mexicana son acusados de participar en una fiesta privada con 30 mujeres escort antes de partir a rusia, una revista pÚblica las fotos de la polÉmica despedida. >> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz balart. >> nuestra imagena, lga desde el aire. es la pura imagen de la devastaciÓn, se grabo dde un drone, y muestra el pueblo de el rodeo en guatemala completamente sepultado bajo las cenizas. a pesar que como ven a lo lejos aÚn hay equipos de rescate, se da por seguro que casi su todos hatantes murieron. en seguida tenemos todo de esta a ohio donde miles de inmigrantes viven angustiados tras la nciÓn de 114 trabajadores, temen que la migra vuelva a aparecer en cualquier moment

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or guatemala as president has declared a state of emergency and has called for three days of mourning we want to get more now on the situation tonight i'm joined by deanna medina who was part of the red cross relief effort in guatemala she joins me on the phone good evening to you dion if you could through tell us about the help that the red cross is providing the victims right now. hello seems to be you know the emergency wreck of the news on the ground supporting people on the tommy says right now we are providing. first aid first of all this is where main to be said the moment but otoh psychosocial support with the family to soothe the of the realities and also. with put all of all of the what amount of or across. the services to turn to for transport people injured or will people who need help in did and the host in the un post because of the capital and what needs to be done to help survivors in the coming days i mean assuming of course that there's not a fresh eruption. well right now. collecting the most cost because he says that if this is cool people getting the catch when th

but in guatemala, that hope is fading fast. will grant, bbc news, los lotes, guatemala. one of the world's most active volcanoes, kilauea on hawaii, is also still erupting. but despite the almost constant eruptions, hawaii has seen no fatalities. andrew plant reports. it has been erupting for more than a month — hawaii's kilauea volcano, its molten rock boiling through multiple fissures here. the coastal communities on hawaii's big island are now largely evacuated. by tuesday, 117 homes had been destroyed. but overnight, the lava kept flowing. it is thought another 80 properties have now been lost. we are monitoring activity, operations are still ongoing, as far as watching the vulnerable communities and the roads out there, assisting folks and recovering whatever they can before any more inundation takes place. the eruption started on may the 3rd, destroying homes and livelihoods here, but predictable, expected even, and so far, no—one has died. kilauea never builds up the violent pressure that has claimed so many lives in guatemala's explosive eruption. scientists

about eight hours later, samuel lands in guatemala city. and after an evaluation by doctord he's brought in to reunite with his family. the tearful look in his eyes and confusion on his face. the room filled with government officials. going back to a family he loves and having to leave a family he loves. >> and alex perez joins us live tonight from guatemala city. alex, it was difficult to watch that reunion. we know he was separated from his family, then eight months here without them, then the tears leaving his foster family here, then the trauma again when he arrived home late today. you've been in touch with his foster family back here in the u.s. tonight. what are they telling you? >> reporter: that's right, david. i just got off the phone with his foster mom, and she says she's still very concerned about all the trauma he's faced with all of this back and forth, but she says, she's committed to maintaining a relationship with him and says they even plan to financially help with some of his basic needs. they've already helped dad buy a

but in guatemala, that hope is fading fast. will grant, bbc news, los lotes, guatemala. one of the world's most active volcanoes, kilauea, on hawaii, is also still erupting. but despite the almost constant eruptions, hawaii has seen no fatalities. andrew plant reports. it has been erupting for more than a month — hawaii's kilauea volcano, its molten rock boiling through multiple fissures here. the coastal communities on hawaii's big island are now largely evacuated. by tuesday, 117 homes had been destroyed. but overnight, the lava kept flowing. it is thought another 80 properties have now been lost. we are monitoring activity, operations are still ongoing, as far as watching the vulnerable communities and the roads out there, assisting folks and recovering whatever they can before any more inundation takes place. the eruption started on may the 3rd, destroying homes and livelihoods here, but predictable, expected even, and so far, no—one has died. kilauea never builds up the violent pressure that has claimed so many lives in guatemala's explosive eruption. scientists

aleem maqbool, bbc news, in guatemala. aleem's report showed the scale of the devastation caused by the volcanic eruption in guatamala. we also have some pictures taken from a helicopter, which showjust how wide the streams of ash and mud are. and how they swept away everything in their path. earlier volcanologist drjanine krippner, from concord university in west virginia, explained how these pyroclastic flows have made this eruption so deadly. think of a rocky avalanche, of fine, ground sand and rock. that is basically what this is, except this is extremely hot. so it has a solid base of boulders that are cascading down the mountain and then this hot gas and ash over that. so it is extremely deadly. how does this compare to the kilauea volcano on the big island in hawaii? we have been talking a lot about that but it does not seem to have been anywhere near as fatal on this one in guatemala. yes, these two eruptions are really on opposite ends of the spectrum when it comes to volcanic activity. while the lava flows have b

aleem maqbool, bbc news, in guatemala. people injordan have taken to the streets for a fifth consecutive night, in the biggest protests the country has seen for years. there were scuffles between police and demonstrators, who are angry about planned austerity measures. the draft bill to increase income tax has sparked the wave of unrest in a traditionally stable part of the arab world. lebo diseko has more. they had said they would continue, and they did. protesters on the streets of amman for a fifth night ina row, streets of amman for a fifth night in a row, angry over plan to tax increases and price rises. even the forced resignation of the former prime minister did not calm their angen prime minister did not calm their anger, he was summoned by the king on monday and told to stand down. in his place, oma al—assad, the former education minister. what hasn't changed is the planned austerity measures which the government wants to bring in in return for an imf loan. demonstrators say they will keep holding rallies like t

aleem maqbool, bbc news, in guatemala. now a new generation knows the horrors of what volcano of fire can bring. aleem's report showed the scale of the devastation caused by the volcanic eruption in guatemala. we also have some pictures taken from a helicopter which showjust how wide the streams of ash and mud are, and how they swept away everything in their path. earlier, vulcanologist drjanine krippnerfrom concord university, in west virginia, explained how these pyroclastic flows have made this eruption so deadly. think of fine ground sand and rock. that is what this is, but it is hot. boulders and hot gas and ash over that. it is extremely deadly. out of this compared to the volcano on the big island in hawaii. —— how does this compare? while the lava flows have been devastating for local communities with hawaii, you can outrun them most of the time. you cannot do that with pyroclastic flows. we have seen people taking pictures. it is causing a lot of concern. with these kind of flows, what is your advice? get out

unimos y te vamos a decir, cÓmo ayudar a guatemala. >> un padre soltero se s salvÓ lo deportaciÓn y logro el pase para la residencia, verÁn quÉ tuvo que ver el fÚtbol. >> marjorie de sousa responde los rumores que tiene un romance con un candidato a la presidencia de mÉxico. >> el cantante seÑalado en el escÁndalo de lupillo da su versiÓn. >> se abre la controversia en la moda de alquilar mascotas en lugar de comprlas lo vamos a discutir. >> jorge medina nos confiesa cÓmo corto todos los vÍnculos con la "arrolladora banda el limÓn". >> miedo a la calvicie, te diremos cuÁles son las nuevas terapias que le dirÁn adiÓs a la alopecia femenina. >> estamos en el estado jardÍn con vÍct que nos va a enseÑar unos trucos fascinantes mÁs alla de lo que puedan creer en "un nuevo dÍa" mÁs cerca de ti. >> los esperamos ♪ ♪ aquÍ estamos amigos buenos dias a 8 dÍas de la copa del mundo, miÉrcoles 6 de junio llo2018 contentos por la copa pero con nuestro corazÓn en guatemala. >> adamari sigue de vacaciones y rashel debe ir en el aviÓn. >> son 12 horas. >> entonces va en e

hasta el momento van de 60 muertos, miles de evacuados y 50 heridos tras la erupciÓn del volcÁn en guatemala. >> >> hola ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes. >> blanca garza. >> muchas gracias por hacernos el noticiero de su preferencia. >> 62 muertos. >>erca de heridos y 3.000 personas evacuadas >>> juliana nos trae las imÁgenes de destrucciÓn despuÉs de esta fuerte destrucciÓn que provocÓ cenizas y rÍos de lava le de ver tipos que las imÁgenes son bastante fuertes. >>> de las cenizas sacaban cuerpos de pequeÑos y grandes se hacÍan visible los resultados mÁs tragicos de la desdicha que dejÓ la fuerte erupcion kel volcÁn de guatemala este domingo. >> nos encerramos con sÁbanas. >> tras rÍos de lava y lodos se reportan 3 personas muertas. >> 2 hombres y mi sobrino >> un nÚmero indeterminado de desaparecidos y decenas de heridos. >> la fuerte explosiÓn dejo afectadas a comunidades rurales cercana al volcÁn situado entre los departament los departamentos sack los departamentos zacatepe miles de personas muchos permanecen junto al resto de los sobrevivientes que escaparon a pies y car

they take these buses that go all throughout guatemala and then to get back to guatemala city is very difficult. so it depends. it's case by case, really. a lot of these advocate groups are trying to do what they can to put these families back in touch with their children, but they're having trouble doing that, and that's them familiar with the phone bank system. >> and i know julia ainsley talked to a former cpb head, who said in some instances, rare instances, but in some instances, these separations are permanent. they can't reunite these families. >> that's right. that was former acting i.c.e. director john sandweg. and he said sometimes it's permanent. in fact, i spoke to some people at i.c.e. currently and they said, look, we don't terminate parental rights, and i didn't report that, of course, but there is a possibility that people can be deported back to exactly where gadi is standing and they don't know how to reach out to their children. they can't navigate the u.s. immigration judicial systems, they don't have access to attorneys there. they might not even speak spanish, le

evan estell che guevara fidel castro's ally was in guatemala. he had been radicalized by the overthrow of her cobol arbenz he no longer believed in reform but in rivoli which. the e. in one nine hundred sixty feet telecaster and nationalized all north american businesses. the i. was. cool we think i. this time both edward but days and samuel is a maori were powerless. summary died in one thousand nine hundred sixty one his empire didn't outlive him for long the united fruit company disappeared in successive takeovers and mergers it was replaced by chiquita brands. infected by disease the call me share of bananas that had made united fruit rich disappeared at the end of the sixties. another banana emerged the cavendish. it had been developed by a small competitor soon to become an agricultural giant the new leader of the banana market don't. feel. like. according to latest reports the cavendish banana may in its turn be on its way out. joan employees tried in vain to sue the company for poisoning by pesticides. chiquita brands the heir to united

aleem maqbool, bbc news, in guatemala. some breaking news now: paul manafort, the former campaign manager for donald trump, attempted to tamper with potential witnesses. that news comes from court filings by the special prosecutor robert mueller. he is, as you know, investigating alleged collusion between the trump campaign and russia. it is reported that mr mueller has evidence that mr manafort called, sent text messages and encrypted messages to two people in february, to influence their testimony and to otherwise conceal evidence. the catalogue of problems which led to grenfell tower in west london being engulfed in flames has been revealed at the official start of the public inquiry. one official report presented at the inquiry said the fire brigade's policy of telling people to stay in their homes had effectively failed. another said the tower‘s cladding didn't meet building regulations and was incorrectly installed. 72 people died in the blaze, nearly a year ago. lucy manning's report contains images from the night

the scenes of devastation in guatemala after sunday's volcanic blast houses near the base of the volcano were buried by a mixture of mud and lava dozens were killed and many have been injured survivors expect the death toll to rise. you know not everyone escaped i think they were buried we saw the lava pouring through the cornfield and we ran towards a hill more than three thousand people from several farming villages near the volcano have been evacuated from their homes rescuers say their operations will continue through the night and they hope to be able to reach areas that have been cut off from help what a mollusc president has put the country on red alert it will this is the local milk out of it that we decided to call for a cabinet meeting we are going right now to the presidential house to issue a declaration of a state of emergency we believe based on a legislative law that we can declare a state of calamity in at least three departments. volcanic ash spewed into the sky six thousand meters above sea level and fell more than forty kilometers away in guatemala city authorities wer

. >> guatemala, tiempo uno de los peores aÑos. >> el volcÁn hizo erupciÓn el domingo y temen que la cifra continÚe en aumento. >> que louis los acompaÑo los ayude, proteja y ojalÁ dios qu que sÍ manden la ayuda que necesitan >>> le duele lo que pasa en su paÍs ya hay 118 albert cuestiÓn debes. >>> estamos con muchos niÑos, muchas personas mayores. # los departamentos zacatepec y seguimos buscando personas desaparecid desaparecidas. >> algunas comunidades rurales quedaron ingeniero comunicado y otros. >> el gobierno dice estar abierto a la ayuda internacional. >> siempre nuestros hermanos y la solidaridad de la comunidad internacional es agradecida. >> familiares en guatemala para el nÚmero 415. >> tambiÉn hay p nÚmero de telÉfono de emergencia. >> el noticiero dijeron que en la comunidad, puede utilizar las redes sociales para comunicarse con el consulado de guatemala. >> en san francisco, noticiero telemundo 48. >>> gracias flavio por la informaciÓn >>> en una situaciÓn muy triste para los hermanos guatemaltecos el nÚmero y cenizas muchas han viajado hasta el vecino salvado

images from the eruption of guatemala's fuego on sunday seem apocalyptic. kaitlin and aidan were camping near the volcano when it erupted, capturing this video as they fled. do you feel lucky right now? >> yes. definitely. >> it's a lot to describe for sure. >> reporter: areas once vibrant and alive now frozen by the ash. entire towns trapped in that moment of terror, drawing comparisons to pompeii. she just wants help finding her family. for many, the wave of destruction hit so suddenly, they had just seconds to flee. they thought it was just regular smoke at first, then it just turned into something that they'd never seen before. you started screaming once you saw that was coming? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: once the initial eruption subsided, rescue workers racing against time, suited up in a frantic search for the almost 200 still missing in the destruction. we were there with a rescue team at one of the hardest-hit villages as the volcano suddenly erupted again without warning. the volcano's wrath forcing us and the team to flee, the ground too hot to mane

evan esto che guevara fidel castro's ally was in guatemala. he had been radicalized by the overthrow of the cobol arbenz he no longer believed in reform but in revolution. the e. in one nine hundred sixty feet in the castro nationalized all north american businesses. the i. was. sure. i. this time both edward but days and samuel is a murray parness. sumeria died in one thousand nine hundred sixty one his empire didn't outlive him for long the united fruit company disappeared in successive takeovers and mergers it was replaced by chiquita brands. infected by disease the coal me shared bananas that had make united fruit rich disappeared at the end of the sixty's. another banana emerged the cavendish. it had been developed by a small competitor soon to become an agricultural giant the new leader of the banana market. appeal at. according to latest reports the cavendish banana may in its turn be on its way out. joan employees tried in vain to sue the company for poisoning by pesticides. she keeps her brands the heir to united fruit is facing court

evan estell che guevara fidel castro's ally was in guatemala. he had been radicalized by the overthrow of the cold war out of ben's he no longer believed in reform but in revolution. the a. in one nine hundred sixty feet telecaster nationalized all north american businesses. the i. was. sure we i. this time both edward but days and samuel is a maori what powerless. to marry died in one thousand nine hundred sixty one his empire didn't outlive him for long the united fruit company disappeared in successive takeovers and mergers it was replaced by chiquita brands. infected by disease the call me share of bananas that had make united fruit rich disappeared at the end of the sixties. another banana emerged the cavendish. it had been developed by a small competitor soon to become an agricultural giant the new leader of the banana market don't. feel. like. according to latest reports the cavendish banana may in its turn be on its way out. joan employees tried in vain to sue the company for poisoning by pesticides. chiquita brands the heir to united fr

aleem maqbool, bbc news, in guatemala. the catalogue of problems which led to grenfell tower in west london being rapidly engulfed in flames has been revealed at the official start of the public inquiry. one official report says the firefighters‘ policy of telling people to stay in their homes effectively failed. another says the tower‘s cladding didn't meet building regulations and was incorrectly installed. 72 people died in the blaze. lucy manning's report contains images from the night shown at the inquiry. you may find some distressing. asleep in the safety of their homes, but this building was a deathtrap, a majorfire hazard. devastating details revealed to the inquiry how grenfell was covered in material that would burn easily, that wasn't properly tested, and how, once covered in flames, the fire brigade's strategy telling residents to stay in theirflats failed. the burnt—out kitchen of flat i6 on the fourth floor, where the fire started, and then spread. the 999 call from the resident who escaped from here,

en darle todo.cuando estaba en guatemala, sentÍa porque no regrese. y me sentÍa culpable porque le fallÉ. >> lourdes y su familiapiensan que la ausencia de leo se sienten toda la casa. >> me quita el sueÑo, me levanto y pienso en Él. luego me levanto y pienso en Él. >> a sandra le encuentra entender la decisiÓn de las autoridades. >> porque con el sentimiento de un aÑo no se juega. podrÁ decir que tiene su comida y su corazoncito que es casi uno siente su familia. >> lourdes sÓlo puede hablar con Él cada ocho dÍas. >> cada vez que me despido de Él. a veces siento pÁnico de que ya no me va a contestar los mensajes. de que no me va a contestar las llamadas. dice que todavÍa no puede entender lo que pasÓ. en ningÚn momento me pregunto lo que pasÓ.simplemente llega >> los dÍas se hacen eternos para lourdes. algo que no le garantizan. >> querÍa que me dijera que le va tener antes. que iba a hacer todo lo posible. >> segÚn ella. >> el nene tiene que pasar por tres entrevistas. >> que le van a preguntar si quiere venir y si dice que sÍ l

iran nuclear deal benjamin netanyahu told germany it's time to get tough on tehran also coming up in guatemala officials say dozens have died after a volcanic eruption they. have fled the danger zone. and are they terrorists or victims as the german women who married islamic state jihad is and now want to come home they're still. going to have you with us wherever the israeli prime minister pays a visit in europe there is bound to be disagreement over the iran nuclear deal today benjamin netanyahu was here in berlin to meet with german chancellor angela merkel it was their first meeting since the united states pulled out of the iran's nuclear deal mr netanyahu was traveling across europe lobbying governments to take a tougher line on tehran. it's no ordinary day when israel's prime minister visits palin police were on the highest alert and there were demonstrations by both pro and anti israel groups but it's the timing of the visit that's most crucial iran is high on netanyahu is agenda more specifically iran nuclear deal german chancellor angela merkel would like to see the agreement remain i

. >> muchÍsima en guatemala se agota el tiempo para rescatar mÁs sobrevivientes. hasta el momento van 99 ertos, 200 depacis. familiares que sttÁn en ead unidos están os porsaber nada de sus seres queridos. norma:desde guatemala, gladys nos cuenta que no sabe de sus dos hijas y sus nietos desde la erupciÓn del volcÁn en su paÍs. viven en una de las zonas mÁs afs. segÚn los datos mÁs recientes, 99 son los muertos, mÁs de 12,000 evacuados y casi 2 es de. >> tenemos a personas que piden cosas a nombre del consulado. norma:asÍ nos del cÓnsul de guatemala ante los donativos. >> si quieren hacer sus donaciones, hÁgalo a travÉs de lacruz roja. >> pueden hacerlo a travÉs de las compaÑÍas de remesas. >> lo vamos a cepara la cruz ro. > am acÁ varados. fuimos al aeropuerto ayer.dios tenga m dotros. palmira: si usted aÚn ha podido comunicar con un familiar, puede llamar al telÉfono en pantalla para guatemaltecos en nuestra regiÓn. vamos con suheily lÓpez. suheily: buenas noches. luego de la a situaciÓn en la erupciÓn volcÁnica. se complica la situaciÓn

to these twenty five people have been killed in guatemala in one of the most violent eruptions of the volcano in decades thousands more being forced to leave their homes as the volcano spews rock hot ash and smoke several kilometers into the air david most as more from guatemala. scenes of devastation in guatemala after sunday's volcanic blast the franco volcano eruption sent lava streaming down the highway houses near the base of the volcano were buried by. a mixture of mud and lava dozens were killed and many have been injured survivors expect the death toll to rise. you know not everyone escaped i think they were buried we saw the lava pouring through the cornfields and we ran towards a hill more than three thousand people from several farming villages near the volcano have been evacuated from their homes rescuers say their operations will continue through the night and they hope to be able to reach areas that have been cut off from help what a mollusc president has put the country on red alert. that we decided to call for a cabinet meeting we are going right now to the presidentia

about eight hours later, samuel lands in guatemala city. and after an evaluation by doctors, he'brght in t reunite with his family. the tearful look in his eyes and confusion on his face. the room flenmt fi muerwhelmed. appearing shell-shocked. going back to a family he loves and having to leave a family he loves. >> and alex perez joins us live tonight from guatemala city. alex, it was difficult to watch that reunion, really, as the pictures came into the newsroom late today, we were all watching. we know he was separated from his family, then eight months here without them, then the tears leaving his foster family here, then the trauma again whe. you've been in touch with his foster family back here in the u.s. tonight. what are they telling you? >> reporter: that's right, david. i just got off the phone with his foster mom, and she says she's still very concerned about all the trauma he's faced with all of this back and forth, but she says, she's committed to ith some of a relationship withw his basic needs. they've already helped dad bu

scenes of devastation in guatemala after sunday's volcanic blast the flag of volcanoes eruption sent lava streaming down the highway houses near the base of the volcano were buried by a mixture of mud and lava dozens were killed and many have been injured survivors expect the death toll to rise has been the know not everyone escaped i think they were buried we saw the lava pouring through the cornfields and we ran towards a hill more than three thousand people from several farming villages near the volcano have been evacuated from their homes rescuers say their operations will continue through the night and they hope to be able to reach areas that have been cut off from help what amal is president has put the country on red alert. that we decided to call for a cabinet meeting we are going right now to the presidential house to issue a declaration of a state of emergency we believe based on a legislative law that we can declare a state of calamity in at least three departments means. volcanic ash spewed into the sky six thousand meters above sea level and fell more than forty kilomete

. >> muchos son de guatemala, nicaragua y el salvador . >> andrés conversó con la canciller de guatemala en san francisco, ¿qué pasrá ahora? . >> esperan la reunificación . >> hay madres llorando, se le aguan los ojos . >> lo que sucede es que no solamente como madre . >> la cónsul de guatemala en san francisco, nos dijo cómo su gobierno trabaja en coordinación con otros países afectados ahora que firmaron la orden ejecutiva, dijo que se necesita coordinar la reunificación familiar . >> debe haber espectativa y para que sea ordenada, imagino que los que están a cargo de esto, están en contacto con las autoridades o consulados de guatemala en mcallen, del rÍo y tucson . >> este consulado no tiene cifras de la cantidad de niños separados de sus padres en las últimas semanas . >> la ministra de relaciones exteriores de guatemala está en washington hablando con autoridades sobre el tema, también ahora el cónsul mexicano en san francisco se está pronunciando al respecto, a las 11 tenemos la información . >> desde san francisco, noticias telemundo 48. >> por cierto, el consu

es así como llegamos al final de esta ediciÓn especial desde guatemala . en nombre de todo el equipo que hizo posible este programa, muchas fresas y tengan todos muy buenas noches. ♪ alan: y comienza "al final, todo queda en familia". presentado por disney pixar "incredibles 2". la espera finalmente ha terminado. nuestra familia preferida está de vuelta en acción este viernes en cines. porque "al final, todo queda en familia". [aplausos] hola, hola, hola. xime, hermosa. buenas noches, vedos y gracias. muchas gracias por acompañarnos una semana más. ximena: bueno, recuerden que el objetivo es disfrutar juntos, porque "al final, todo queda en familia".

in other words guatemala gave away to the united fruit company its infrastructure its economy and its future in exchange for a railway. the company's empire grew to the detriment of the young nations in search of progress but with numerous sources and inject. all the money that's people the debt of the poor helps line the pockets of the rich privatizing the entire public sector through the death mechanism is the act of expropriation of common property that typically land for the profit of a limited few could mean to be one of. the banana growing nations in the caribbean also bound themselves one after the other to the company. each time the company managed to pay little or no chances in the countries in which is operated draining their resources even more and assuring their dependence. case that the united fruit if. headways was wonderful tax free concessions and things but honestly practically every western company all over latin america and asia had the same had the same conditions basically they had the bargaining power they had the technological advantage and the money these place

in other words guatemala gave away to the united fruit company its infrastructure its economy and its future in exchange for a railway. the company's empire grew to the detriment of the young nations in search of progress but with no resources and indicates. that people in the dirt of the poor helps line the pockets of the rich privatizing the entire public sector through debt mechanism is the act of expropriation of common property that typically land for the profit of a limited few could mean to be one of their own. to banana growing nations in the caribbean also bound themselves one after the other to the company. each time the company managed to pay little or no chances in the countries in which it operated draining their resources even more and assuring their dependence. on case of the united fruit cadres wonderful tax free concessions things but honestly practically every western company all over latin america and asia. the same at the same conditions basically they had the bargaining power they had the technological advantage and the money these places wanted them and the deal

evan estell che guevara fidel castro's ally was in guatemala. he had been radicalized by the overthrow of the cold war arbenz he no longer believed in reform but in revolution. the e. in one nine hundred sixty three general castro nationalized all north american businesses. the i. was. sure we i. this time both edward but there is an samuel is a murray what powerless. summary died in one thousand nine hundred sixty one his empire didn't outlive him for long the united fruit company disappeared in successive takeovers and mergers it was replaced by chiquita brands. infected by disease the coal me share of bananas that had make united fruit rich disappeared at the end of the sixties. another banana emerged the cavendish. if had been developed by a small competitor soon to become an agricultural giant the new leader of the banana market don't. feel. like. according to latest reports the cavendish banana may in its turn be on its way out. joan employees tried in vain to sue the company for poisoning by pesticides. chiquita brands the heir to united

la frontera la pueden separar de sus niÑos. >>. >> se pide el regreso peto y la preocupaciÓn de el guatemala sobre el interÉs superior del men orzo. >> la pobreza son mÁs fuertes que el miedo a la separaciÓn, en mÉxico para noticias telemundo. >> al regresar en noticias telemundo volvemos con josÉ dÍaz balart y un reporte desde moscÚ rusia, ademÁs los papeles secretos de "los zetas", la

muchos vienen de honduras, mÉxico, el salvador y guatemala. ilia: la capital del paÍs fue oro y escenario de varias manifestaciones contra la separaciÓn de familias. una de las mÁs llos de mujeres ante las oficinas de senadores exigiendo hacer algo para terminar con esta polÍtica migratoria y hacer algo para terminar con esta polÍtica migratoria, de protesta terminÓ con varias personas arrestadas en el capitolio. claudia: alrededor de 600 mujeres, entre ellas una congresista fueron arrestadas por irrumpir las oficinas del capitolio. negaron la separaciÓn de madres y niÑos. minutos antes bloquearon la avenida pensilvania. >> cada dÍa tenemos que tener o, diciendo que ya basta. el departamento de justicia manifestÓ a la vuelta manzana y sentaron en la pista. similares escenas se han reportado alrededor del paÍs. el presidente trump ordenÓ que terminara la separaciÓn de padres y niÑos en la frontera con una orden ejecutiva. el gobierno dice haber unificado a mÁs de 500 niÑos con sus padres de los mÁs de 2000 que ha separado. la a

our correspondent aleem maqbool is in guatemala city. aleem: as spectacular and dramatic as it was destructive and deadly. in the most violent eruption in decades, the volcano fuego exploded in a shower of molten rock and ash. plumes exploded several miles into the air. in one village, fascination with what was going on turned into terror as hot ash shot towards onlookers. fast-moving rivers of burning mud and debris spread chaos. in a panic, family members were up, children separated from their parents, and many are still missing. >> i only managed to find two children alive last night. my two daughters, grandson, and my son are missing, together with my entire family. aleem: entire villages were blanketed in a suffocating layer of hot ash. it is clear many stood little chance of getting away. those who did have been left shellshocked. next to bodies of people who died in a village, an elderly man sits. "look at the state i am in," he says. recovery workers look for survivors or more bodies, but they do that in the shadow of a volcano t

suman mÁs de 60 muertos por el volcÁn de guatemala. gran cantidad de personas continÚan desaparecidas. el presidente trump asegura que tiene derecho absoluto al perdonarse en caso de haber cometido delito. la corte suprema fallÓ en favor de quien senegÓ trabajar por una pareja homosexual citando frase religiosa. comenzamos. ♪ ♪

but in guatemala, that hope is fading fast. will grant, bbc news, los lotes, guatemala. one of the world's most active volcanoes, kilauea on hawaii, is also still erupting. but despite the almost constant eruptions, hawaii has seen no fatalities. andrew plant reports. it has been erupting for more than a month. the way's kilauea volcano, its molten rock boiling through multiple fishers the. the coastal communities in the way the big island are now largely evacuated. i choose day, 117 homes had been destroyed. overnight, the lava kept flowing. it is thought another 80 properties have now been lost. we are monitoring activity, operations are monitoring activity, operations are still ongoing as far as watching the vulnerable communities on the roads out there, assisting folks and recovering whatever they can before any more inundation takes place. the eruption started on may three, destroying homes and livelihoods here, but predictable, expected even, and so far, no one has died. kilauea never build up the violent pressure that has claimed so many lives in guatemala's explo

borja y carolina, estos testimonios se repiten aquÍ por decenas en esta zona de guatemala. nosotros seguiremos recorriendo estaÁrea y estaremos s iÓn en l secciones nacionesdel noticiero univisiÓn. regreso con ustedes a los estudios.Ísim vilma. carolina: le parte el corazÓn a cualquier persona escuchar a esa madre de familia diciendo, tengo tres hijos, pero llego al albergue con sÓlo uno porque no sabe dÓnde tán los otros dos. borlia y muchos susispenoness.escuchar esas vamos a comer de tema. seis niÑas fueron trasladadas lvtonÉ estadounidense acondicionada como un hospital. carolina: ellas presenta quemaduras por la irrupciÓn de este volcÁn.y en el 40 y 60% de su cuerpo estÁn muy afectados. segÚn el mÉdico que las atiende, el estado de salud de estas menores esta estable. borja: aquÍ le contamos, noticia falta. como pÓlvora se esparciÓ en las redes el rumor de que la famosa perrita mexina sorrista frida irÍa a guatemala a ayudar con las labores de rescate. la secretarÍa de marina armada de mÉxico descartÓ la posibilidad que el canino baje a esa naciÓ