iam in el i am in el salvador to understand why the violence against women here is so extreme. 0n on april 1a this yearjournalist carlo was found murdered. her death was highly publicised and margate tipping point in el salvador. at the time it was the 150th homicide. unlike most homicides in el salvador which are usually gang—related femicide are often perpetrated by a partner, husband or family femicide are often perpetrated by a partner, husband orfamily member. soon after her death the president declared a national crisis due to the high number of femicides and extreme violence against women. karla's body was found in the same day she went missing. it was on the side of the road in a rural area two hours northwest of san salvador. this detective was the first to arrive on the scene. when her body was found the prosecutor was contacted immediately to work on the case. and that specialises in homicides in el salvador and works in gender courts for cases specific to women. she gave us for cases specific to women. she gave us an for cases specific to women. she gave us an exclusive

in order to understand el salvador today we need to look to its recent past. less than 30 years ago el salvador was ravaged by one of the worst civil wars in modern history. 75,000 people died, many disappeared and women were brutally raped and murdered. the us backed military did most of the killing here and to this day there has never been a conviction for the war crimes perpetrated in this country. what's left is a country that is ruled by gangs and violence. el salvador‘s national hospital is often the first point of call for domestic violence cases. the doctors here on the front line and they see

after getting out of prison back to el salvador. that is 1.5% of the entire population of el salvador. people deported back to the country after serving time here in the u.s. the impact of these criminals then going down to the country were maybe were born in but they don't really know and developing the kinds of drug gangs that then force people to flee. goodu bring up two very reasons for people to leave central america. and the one you were just mentioning, we have a program in california and now in the united states were we will support -- support people who have green cards, people who are in the country legally if you are a gang member. it really doesn't matter if you have been in the united states must of your life. it also doesn't matter necessarily what crimes you may have committed. if y you are a getting memember, we're goioing to depoport you. we have evevery right to send yu back to the country of origin, even if you came to the u.s. as a child. that is what we have done. that number, 95,000, is a bigger number than i e

shape what a mall in neighboring el salvador and honduras are three of the most violent countries in the world or capital of the world there is nearly one homicide every thirteen hours a woman is murdered in this country and while both the left and the right in america are using the caravan as a rallying point the history which led to the situation seems all but ignored the central american problem you do directly have the security and the will being on their own. to date could recognize the caribbean and central america is vital to our interest shouldn't we president ronald reagan famously took a no holds barred approach to central america under reagan's administration the us aided the staging of a coup in guatemala and spent years propping up those who carried it out despite legitimate accusations of human rights abuses much the same can be said for el salvador where billions of u.s. dollars was poured into a government that was slaughtering its citizens meanwhile as the u.s. worked to overthrow a government in a neighboring country was flooded with u.s. soldiers aid in arms and jo

in the best of shape what a mall in neighboring el salvador and honduras are three of the most violent countries in the world or capital of the world there is nearly one homicide every thirteen hours a woman is murdered in this country and while both the left and the right in america are using the caravan as a rallying point the history which led to the situation seems all but ignored the central american problem you do directly of the security and the will being on their own be sold to date could recognize the caribbean and central america is vital to our interest shouldn't we president ronald reagan famously took a no holds barred approach to central america under reagan's administration the u.s. aided the staging of a coup and guatemala and spent years propping up those who carried it out despite legitimate accusations of human rights abuses much the same can be said for el salvador where billions of u.s. dollars was poured into a government that was slaughtering its citizens meanwhile as the u.s. work to overthrow a government in a neighboring country was flooded with u.s. soldiers

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dollars to el salvador and of course that is not the game that i want to see in what time was this friendship is to be able to help the people it seems that china strategy is to pick off one by one those remaining countries that have diplomatic relations with taiwan yes. which raises the question what happens if they succeed in doing that and there are no countries left. but what happens there as a minister of foreign affairs you know i wouldn't try to envision that kind of result but i think china also has other objectives over taiwan. cutting off all the diplomatic elyse off taiwan if you listen to the top speed top leaders of china and they continue to say that they want to win hearts and minds of the talent's people but when they engage in the very negative way of isolating taiwan or choking off time once international space that is the opposite of what they say they want to achieve winning hearts and minds of the taiwanese people and you can see point of the chinese negative campaign against taiwan is going on that this in between taiwan and china is getting further and further apart and

and control well it turns out they were actually made in america refugees from el salvador founded the group in l.a. in the eighty's and the program were set up to kick the members out and send them back home and there were corruption and instability was a bound the gang flourished and terrorize the local population the irony is while it's flaming you know drug traders are being exported to the us and back to the next order to central america some drug cartels that actually began in los angeles . or and had room to do that again because of the instability the u.s. was greatly responsible with there now the u.s. has a warm history of interfering in foreign country's affairs and in this instance it seems the consequences are finally coming home the us has been involved in a very. very disastrous way the violence that the us set in motion. has never stopped it's just taking a different form it's really victimizer us blaming the victims for their own life but the u.s. has a huge role in that and has a lot of blame that it has really over not. illegal migrants are also feeling the heat on t

shape what amala and neighboring el salvador and honduras are three of the most violent countries in the world or capital of the world there is nearly one homicide every thirteen hours a woman is murdered in this country and while both the left and the right in america are using the caravan as a rallying point the history which led to the situation seems all but ignored central america's problems do directly affect the security and the will being on their own be sold to date could recognize the caribbean and central america is vital to our interest shouldn't we president ronald reagan famously took a no holds barred approach to central america under reagan's administration the us aided the staging of a coup and guatemala and spent years propping up those who carried it out despite legitimate accusations of human rights abuses much the same can be said for el salvador where billions of u.s. dollars was poured into a government that was slaughtering its citizens meanwhile as the u.s. worked to overthrow a government in a neighboring country under us was flooded with u.s. soldiers aid i

shape what a mall and neighboring el salvador and honduras are three of the most violent countries in the world or capital of the world there is nearly one homicide every thirteen hours a woman is murdered in this country and while both the left and the right in america are using the caravan as a rallying point the history which led to this situation seems all but ignored the central american problem you do directly of the security and the will being on their own. to date could recognize the caribbean and central america is vital to our interest shouldn't we president ronald reagan famously took a no holds barred approach to central america under reagan's administration the u.s. aided the staging of a coup and guatemala and spent years propping up those who carried it out despite legitimate accusations of human rights abuses much the same can be said for el salvador where billions of u.s. dollars was poured into a government that was slaughtering its citizens meanwhile as the u.s. work to overthrow a government in a neighboring country was flooded with u.s. soldiers aid in arms and jo

shape and neighboring el salvador and honduras are three of the most violent countries in the world or capital of the world there is nearly one homicide every thirteen hours a woman is murdered in this country and while both the left and the right in america are using the caravan as a rallying point the history which led to this situation seems all but ignored the central american problem you do directly have the security and the will being on their own. to date could recognize the caribbean and central america is vital to our interest shouldn't we president ronald reagan famously took a no holds barred approach to central america under reagan's administration the us aided the staging of a coup and guatemala and spent years propping up those who carried it out despite legitimate accusations of human rights abuses much the same can be said for el salvador or billions of us dollars was poured into a government that was slaughtering its citizens meanwhile as the us work to overthrow a government in a neighboring country was flooded with us soldiers aid in arms and joint bases greatly stre

shape what a mall in neighboring el salvador and honduras are three of the most violent countries in the world or capital of the world there is nearly one homicide every thirteen hours a woman is murdered in this country and while both the left and the right in america are using the caravan as a rallying point the history which led to the situation seems all but ignored the central american problem you do directly of the security and the will being on their own. to date could recognize the caribbean and central america is vital to our interest shouldn't we president ronald reagan famously took a no holds barred approach to central america under reagan's administration the u.s. aided the staging of a coup and guatemala and spent years propping up those who carried it out despite legitimate accusations of human rights abuses much the same can be said for el salvador where billions of u.s. dollars was poured into a government that was slaughtering its citizens meanwhile as the u.s. worked to overthrow a government in a neighboring country was flooded with u.s. soldiers aid in arms and j

shape what a mall and neighboring el salvador and honduras are three of the most violent countries in the world order capital of the world there is nearly one homicide every thirteen hours a woman is murdered in this country and while both the left and the right in america are using the caravan as a rallying point the history which led to the situation seems all but ignored the central american problem you do directly have the security and the will being on their own. to date could recognize the caribbean and central america is vital to our interest shouldn't we president ronald reagan famously took a no holds barred approach to central america and the reagan's administration the u.s. aided the staging of a coup and guatemala and spent years propping up those who carried it out despite legitimate accusations of human rights abuses much the same can be said for el salvador where billions of u.s. dollars was poured into a government that was slaughtering its citizens meanwhile as the u.s. worked to overthrow a government in a neighboring country was flooded with u.s. soldiers aid in arm

shape what amala and neighboring el salvador and honduras are three of the most violent countries in the world or capital of the world there is nearly one homicide every thirteen hours a woman is murdered in this country and while both the left and the right in america are using the caravan as a rallying point the history which led to this situation seems all but ignored central america's problems due directly of the security and the will being on their own. to date could recognize the caribbean and central america is vital to our interest shouldn't we president ronald reagan famously took a no holds barred approach to central america under reagan's administration the u.s. aided the staging of a coup and guatemala and spent years propping up those who carried it out despite legitimate accusations of human rights abuses much the same can be said for el salvador where billions of u.s. dollars was poured into a government that was slaughtering its citizens meanwhile as the u.s. worked to overthrow a government in a neighboring country was flooded with u.s. soldiers aid in arms and joint

he investigated the murders of the police in el salvador but before that if we should be spending on wars and he was the leader and trying to fight for justice in el salvador and i look back at those times and i am in awe of both of them but they take on these issues because it is the right thing to do if this country stands for anything that should be human rights and that it was offensive taxpayer dollars go to fund regimes to commit terrible crimes and to kill and archbishop. and it made a difference. i have not read the book i want to now but i am grateful for you writing this book for those that are in congress now how we should be and i want to be instructive to people who want to go into politics how they should behave if they decide to get involved in the political arena i am so nostalgic for decency and honesty and integrity if democrats are lucky enough to win back the house i hope we remember tip o'neill and professionals to bring back the integrity the house had a lot of integrity and i was proud to learn about the system by working with him so it is my honor to welcome y

corazon . >> por su parte, el ogb degobie el salvador rechazo el uso de la fuerza. >> cualquier intento de utilizar violnciaencia y balas y todo es totalmente rechzazable. >> este activista critico a la a admnistracion trump. >> sabe lo qtuvo quue tuvo que estados unidos en la guerra, a esas son invasiones. >> en hondras porel gobierno i unio a las condenas y pidio a u estados unidos y mexico respetar a migrantes, en especial minujes y niÑos, algo respetado por mu h muchos. >> ses lam vioalcvioall violacion a los ddhh >> derechos humanos la gente se va porque no hay e empleo. >> ante dificultades, muchos de los migrantes piden refugio en mexico porque tienen c paises donde huyen por violencia y p r pobreza extrema. >> noticias telemundo . >> aqui en noticias telemundo o continuamos en la frontera con l la iultima informacion, tendrems un rprograma especial con lo i ultimo, regreso contigo, jose, y mas noticias . >> mgruchas gracias, claro, re s regresamos a la fornrontera, pe ahora, al regresar la abogada de chapjoaquin "el chapo" guzman l nos cuenta como la salud del r narcotraficnate

méxico, colombia y el salvador estos tres países encabezan la lista de más muertes ocasionadas mujeres de accidentes de valencia vez doméstica . qué hacen las autoridades, por qué siguen ocurriendo estas situaciones, >> cientos de niÑos faltaron a clases y junto a sus padres marcharon para protestar sobre el inminente cierre de sus escuelas. llegar a la oficina del superintendente >> que salga le gritaban estos niÑos y padres en la oficina de superintendente john baker, que llegaron después de marchar y faltar a clases . por la inminente cierre de las escuelas,

and jose who's from el salvador was torn away from her and their two children. ok rose i need you to be strong and i said ok you know they deported. let me see it coming jose was undocumented when he arrived in the u.s. as a young man he never got into trouble with your thirty's when rose picks up the eight year old son water from the school bus stop he's proud to show her his work from class. he's. maybe. roses neighbors and looking after her younger daughter carmen without their help rose wouldn't be able to manage her job at a children's hospital her husband jose is a carpenter and thought their house would be a secure place for the family but then young common saw her father taken away at first she wasn't able to speak now she's found her voice again. in the. case in my view. crying is like. did you did you. all think you're smart like you to interest me rose once her children to remember her as a as their father and not a someone who's been deported. he had been crying because there were tears on the. hero and. five men around him like he was this big crimi

that was more than a year and a half ago plus he has been living in el salvador ever since but he feels no connection with the country he left at the age of fifteen rows still tries to keep him up to date on their family's day to day news. because it was already detained for being undocumented seven years ago but he was later released the family's lawyer has had no luck obtaining u.s. citizenship for him. it's because obama had a way of saying things that weren't hurtful similar meaning but not as hurtful this president the way here expresses himself. it's like we're not humans we're just stuff that's here in the world for now. rose can't accept her husband situation she takes part in protests against president trump and his supporters. that was. my first but since rose went public with her story she's received a lot of hate mail. dear mrs kumar. how stupid are you to make me want immigrant in the land to put spare me so you think children. kill them and kill yourself you're not american you have nothing that's american in. i can't read the red. rose is trying to shield her children fro

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shape what amala and neighboring el salvador and honduras are three of the most violent countries in the world or capital of the world there is nearly one homicide every thirteen hours a woman is murdered in this country and while both the left and the right in america are using the caravan as a rallying point the history which led to the situation seems all but ignored central america's problems do directly affect the security and there will be no room. to do a good recognizing the caribbean and central america is vital to our interest shouldn't we president ronald reagan famously took a no holds barred approach to central america under reagan's administration the us aided the staging of a coup in guatemala and spent years propping up those who carried it out despite legitimate accusations of human rights abuses much the same can be said for el salvador where billions of u.s. dollars was poured into a government that was slaughtering its citizens meanwhile as the u.s. work to overthrow a government in a neighboring country was flooded with u.s. soldiers aid in arms and joint bases g

shape what a mall and neighboring el salvador and honduras are three of the most violent countries in the world or capital of the world there is nearly one homicide every thirteen hours a woman is murdered in this country and while both the left and the right in america are using the caravan as a rallying point the history which led to this situation seems all but ignored the central american problem you do directly have the security and the will being on their own. to date could recognize the caribbean and central america is vital to our interest shouldn't we president ronald reagan famously took a no holds barred approach to central america under reagan's administration the u.s. aided the staging of a coup and guatemala and spent years propping up those who carried it out despite legitimate accusations of human rights abuses much the same can be said for el salvador where billions of u.s. dollars was poured into a government that was slaughtering its citizens meanwhile as the u.s. work to overthrow a government in a neighboring country was flooded with u.s. soldiers aid in arms and

salvador where billions of u.s. dollars was poured into a government that was slaughtering its citizens meanwhile as the u.s. work to overthrow a government in a neighboring country was flooded with u.s. soldiers aid in arms and joint bases greatly strengthening the militarization of hunger and society the nineteen eighties where the u.s. set up this walk of you know so water on the wall used the u.s. of war to the pater ships that surprised us the mostly president. of the country and it really has destroyed the ability of people to make the really cross for since the one nine hundred eighty s. central american migration has skyrocketed and surprisingly and with that comes deportations remember how much trump loves to talk about the infamous imus thirteen criminal gang vile criminal cartel and mess thirteen the savages of m.s. thirty k.m.'s thirteen these are animals and mr gina lives by the motto kill rape. and control well it turns out they were actually made in america refugees from al salvador founded the group

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shape what a mall and neighboring el salvador and honduras are three of the most violent countries in the world or capital of the world there is nearly one homicide every thirteen hours a woman is murdered in this country and while both the left and the right in america are using the caravan as a rallying point the history which led to the situation seems all but ignored the central american problem we do directly affect the security and the will being on their own. to date could recognize the caribbean and central america is vital to our interest shouldn't we president ronald reagan famously took a no holds barred approach to central america under reagan's administration the u.s. aided the staging of a coup and guatemala and spent years propping up those who carried it out despite legitimate accusations of human rights abuses much the same can be said for el salvador where billions of u.s. dollars was poured into a government that was slaughtering its citizens meanwhile as the u.s. work to overthrow a government in a neighboring country was flooded with u.s. soldiers aid in arms and

look at how your is and el salvador. look at what is happening at the different levels and countries or what is happening on the streets. a lot of professionalism is taking place. lot of money passing. all of a sudden, out of the blue, big caravans are formed and that they start marching up. they have a long way to go. one average, once released, and asylum case takes three in the half years to complete. somebody walks into a country, reads a statement given by a ander, and we have a three court case for one person, .hereas others tell them it out other countries, get out. we have a border, get out. we go through years and years of litigation because of the democrats and incompetent and stupid laws we have. stock all laughing over the world, including the bold marching up. we are not allowing the men. and we are not releasing and we are not doing any of the things that were done for so many years that really are terrible for our country. the overwhelming majority of claims are rejected by the by that time, the alien is i

salvador where billions of u.s. dollars was poured into a government that was slaughtering its citizens meanwhile as the u.s. worked to overthrow a government in a neighboring country wonderous was flooded with u.s. soldiers aid in arms and joint bases greatly strengthening the militarization of hunger and society the one nine hundred eighty s. were the us this was you know so. you all used the us so ordered brutal dictatorships that surprised us mostly because. of the country it really has the ability of people to make their revenge cross for since the one nine hundred eighty central american migration has skyrocketed and surprisingly and with that comes deportations remember how much trouble loves to talk about the infamous m s thirteen criminal gang vile criminal cartel and as thirteen the savages of m.s. thirty m. s. thirteen these are animals and mr gina lives by the motto kill rape. and control well it turns out they were actually made in america refugees from founded the group in l.a. in the eighty's and the

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aumento los impuestos >>> con tan solo 11 años un niño de el salvador permaneció en el centro de atención empresa durante tres meses separado de su madre que lo esperaba en boston >>> nos dice que hoy la es terminó para ellos y frente a nuestras camas volvieron a encontrarse adelante silvio >>> las lágrimas de felicidad se vieron presentes en la reunión, no es para menos, este niño asegura que estuvo muchos meses de volver abrazar a su madre >>> llegó el día que tanto anhelaba, de tenerlo aquí conmigo >>> es salvador hace más de siete años, hace unas semanas la entrevistamos en su casa un día antes de dar a luz a su tercer hijo y nos compartió que estaba luchando por recuperar a su primogénito >>> empezaba ir al kinder cuando lo deje y ahora tenía tan solo seis años cuando vio por última vez a su mamá, hace tres meses inició su viaje de el salvador hacia massachusetts >>> igual que yo >>> al ingresar al país es centro de atención en boston donde permaneció tres meses >>> lo más importante es que ya salió de ese lugar, estamos juntos tras una larga lucha hoy logró re

shape what a mall and neighboring el salvador and honduras are three of the most violent countries in the world or capital of the world there is nearly one homicide every thirteen hours a woman is murdered in this country and while both the left and the right in america are using the caravan as a rallying point the history which led to this situation seems all but ignored the central american problem we do directly affect the security and the will being on their own. to date could recognize the caribbean and central america is vital to our interest shouldn't we president ronald reagan famously took a no holds barred approach to central america under reagan's administration the u.s. aided the staging of a coup and guatemala and spent years propping up those who carried it out despite legitimate accusations of human rights abuses much the same can be said for el salvador where billions of u.s. dollars was poured into a government that was slaughtering its citizens meanwhile as the u.s. worked to overthrow a government in a neighboring country was flooded with u.s. soldiers aid in arms a

embassy in guatemala city in el salvador and apply for asylum so if they are really in a situation of danger, remember, most of the asylum cases as far as i've studied this in central america has to do with gangs and other types of violence, not government repression by the central american governments, well, then they can be processed in country. they don't have to take this dangerous journey north to make an asylum case. >> they are fleeing, amanda. >> here's the policy change that i heard. we went from kids in ages to tent statehouse will be patrolled by the u.s. military, and if you're a 14-year-old boy that throws a rock at them you might get shot. that's the policy change that i heard. >> rocks and projectiles will be considered the same as the firearms that i don't know that the president can unilaterally make that decision. >> he lies a lot and exaggerates a lot but there's times when you have to take him at his word and treat it appropriately. this is one of the times and the democrats, many of them will come out and say he's racist, a liar and need to have a position on the

. >> mauricio es amigo de salvador, ambos estuvieron en el estadio durante todo el partido, segÚn asegura. >> mira, este es salvador, aquÍ estÁ suyo. yo estoy aquÍ atrÁs de este chavo. aquÍ no estoy cargando a mi beÉe aquÍ estÁ mi esposa. >> el juez del caso y la fiscalÍa del estado de mÉxico que lo acusa consideraron que salvador pudo haber ido al estadio, despuÉs salir, viajar a ecatepec, cometer el asesinato y regresar a la porra,odo eso en siinut y que por eso aparece en las imÁgenes. argumento ilÓgico para la defensa de salvador. >> el juez introduce elementos que ni siquiera son materia de problema, tales como que el seÑor estaba dentro del estadio y que se pudo salir y regresÓ, ni james bond puede hacer eso. >> estamos en el mismo lugar donde sucediÓ el crimen aquÍ en ecatepec, estado de mÉxico, vamos a ver cuÁnto tardamos hacia el estadio azteca, la vÍa mÁs rapida que indica esta aplicaciÓn telefonica. >> el trayecto durÓ una hora y me s tardarÍamos en ingresar al estadio y ubicar un lugar, la presencia de salvador en el estadio lo confirmÓ un software de

look at how your is and el salvador. look at what is happening at the different levels and countries or what is happening on the streets. a lot of professionalism is taking place. there is a lot of money passing. all of a sudden, out of the blue, big caravans are formed and that they start marching up. they have a long way to go. one average, once released, and asylum case takes three in the half years to complete. somebody walks into a country, reads a statement given by a lawyer, and we have a three and court case for one person, whereas others tell them it out. other countries, get out. we have a border, get out. we go through years and years of litigation because of the democrats and incompetent and stupid laws we have. we are the laughing stock all over the world, including the bold marching up. we are not allowing the men. and we are not releasing and we -- not allowing them in. and we are not releasing and we are not doing any of the things that were done for so many years that really are terrible for our country.

third, el salvador. not to nicaragua, incidentally. three countries that have been under harsh u.s. domination, way back, but particularly since the 1980's, when reagan's terror wars devastated particularly el salvador and guatemala, secondarily hondururas. nicaragua was attackeded by reagan, of course, but nicaragua was the one country which had an army to defend the population. in the other countries, the army were the state terrorists, backed by the united states. the most extreme source of migrants right now is honduras. why honduras?? well, it was always bitterly oppressed, but in 2009, honduras had a mildly reformist president, mel zelaya. the honduran powerful, rich elite couldn't tolerate that. a military coup took place, expelled him from the country. it was harshly condemned all through the hemisphere, with one notable exception -- the united states. the obama administration refused to call it a military coup, because if they had, they would have been compelled by law to withdraw military funding from the military regime, whi

she left el salvador a year ago by joining another caravan. she wants americans to understand many people from central america have nothing left but fear and hope. [speaking foreign language] >> translator: there has been some times when someone puts a gun to your head and you think it's all over. >> fearing for her son's life, she asked her mother to travel with the 15-year-old and join one of the caravans headed for the u.s. [speaking foreign language] >> she said she wants her son with her, even if they both have to live on the streets. in the meantime, she is staying in the east bay with a family who has opened their home. >> people like veronica are coming because they have incredible fear where they live. to come here to find a place where they can be safe to find a place to thrive and grow, it was important to us. >> now veronica aguilar can only hope for the right outcome. [speaking foreign language] >> she reminds me of what is not possible for mankind is not impossible for god. leanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> abc 7 news is tracking a

(ella) veronica aguilar now lives in pinole she got here last year from el salvador where she tells me life has become unbearable... that rival gangs have taken over neighboring towns limiting where people there can go without getting caught up in the rampant violence... so for her and her family the uncertain and painstaking journey is worth leaving home. veronica aguilar talks to her 15 year old son by phone everyday.he is one of thousands of asylum seekers from central america making their way through mexico to the united states.aguilar herself has been through the tiresome journey last year and worries about him...sot: veronica aguilar, asylum seeker// "for me everyday is long everyday is hard everyday in the morning when i know they're setting out im thinking and thinking from around 7 or 8 before they call me to let me know where they're at it's hard. when they get to their destination and call me i feel more calm but also anxious at the same time because there is danger and violence in mexico."el salvador isn't the home she remembers anymore...aguilar says about 5 years ago gang

domination back, but particularly since the 's terror warsagan devastated, particularly el salvador and guatemala, secondarily honduras. nicaragua was attacked by reagan, but nicaragua was the one country which had an army to defend the population. the other countries, the army were the state terrorists backed by the united states. the most extreme source of migrants right now iss honduras. why honduras? well, it was always bitterly oppressed. but in 2009, honduras had a mildly reformist president, rich elite could not tolerate t that. a military coup took place and expelled him from the country. he was harshly condemned all through the hemisphere with one notable exception, the united states. the obama administration refused to call it a military coup because if they had, they would have been compelled by law to withdraw military funding from the military regime, which was imposing a regime of brutal terror. honduras became the murder cap although of the world -- capital of the world. a fraudulent election took place under the military junta. again, harshly condemned all over the hemis

(ella) veronica aguilar now lives in pinole she got here last year from el salvador where she tells me life has become unbearable... that rival gangs have taken over neighboring towns limiting where people there can go without getting caught up in the rampant violence... so for her and her family the uncertain and painstaking journey is worth leaving home. veronica aguilar talks to her 15 year old son by phone everyday.he is one of thousands of asylum seekers from central america making their way through mexico to the united states.aguilar herself has been through the tiresome journey last year and worries about him...sot: veronica aguilar, asylum seeker// "for me everyday is long everyday is hard everyday in the morning when i know they're setting out im thinking and thinking from around 7 or 8 before they call me to let me know where they're at it's hard. when they get to their destination and call me i feel more calm but also anxious at the same time because there is danger and violence in mexico."el salvador isn't the home she remembers anymore...aguilar says about 5 years ago gang

salvador >> el asesinato tiene a la comunidad en alerta >> llego en la noche de trabajar y me dio miedo >> la tranquilidad de su vecindario es interrumpida con frecuencia >> en varias ocasioens se que ieren meter de la casa >> tambiÉn los vecinos intercambiaron nÚmeros y crearon un plan de acciÓn >> si alguien mira algo sospechoso, encender la alarma del carro iba a ser la seÑal que habÍa algo, el vecino eibamos ahuyentar a la persona >> la policÍa continÚa buscando a los 4 agresores >> se buscan mÁs vide podamos ue nos ayude a identificar a los sospechoso s >> se presentÓ en corte el acusado de causar un accidente automovilÍstico donde murieron 3 niÑas exploradores, un hombre de 21 aÑos inhalaba una sustancia ministerio de obras pÚblicassaque de meta previos que la camioneta chocara y su mamÁ, el sujeto enfrenta cargos como 4 por homicidio vehicular >> 7 ciudades en texas encabezadas por mcallen se oponen a la construcciÓn de la frontera con mÉxico >> muchos alcaldes dicen que el muro afectarÁ a los residentes del condado texano >> el condado cameron tiene una valla me

she was there when they were murdered in el salvador and i sat next to her as we watched the former dictator stand trial for genocide. she knows the region, the players, the issues but also a humanities and generosity of people willing to tell their stories, the absurdity of political theater, the compelling narratives of suffering a loss but also solidarity and hope. she has an important story to tell and i'm glad you are all here to hear it. [applause] >> thank you. naomi was and properly introduced. a wonderful lawyer to say the least and an expert in international justice issues and inspiration to all of us who know latin america. i thought i would start -- i thought i would start -- [laughter] -- sooner or later by reading a short passage that gives you a bit of an idea of the atmosphere from the introduction called storm front. at the cafÉ when in need over cake and apple streusel planning a film night for their chapter of the nazi women's league. outside of the cafÉ, blond girls and boys wearing lederhosen past the windows returning from the shores. some look up to the sky in hopes

ella y su hermana se unieron a la primera caravana desde el salvador. ella dice que después que llegó ha escuchado muchas historias. alba: dicen que hay que pasar por un cuarto frío. de ahí hay que pasar por otro cuarto menos frío. de ahí lo sacan del otro cuarto, pasan a otro cuarto que ya no hay nada, pues de ahí, dicen que de ahí, van a ver si aprueban. y si no está aprobada, imagínese, regresar otra vez a su país. tifani: ¿y eso le da miedo a usted? alba: sí, me da miedo que me digan pues, que mi caso-- como dicen que hay que llevar un comprobante por qué usted se salió de su país. tifani: ¿y usted trae comprobantes? alba: no. tifani: ella dice que le costó demasiado llegar hasta tijuana, más de un mes caminando bajo el sol y la lluvia y teme enfrentar su peor miedo. alba: tanto que hemos sufrido, tanto que hemos pasado. hemos pasado cosas para que yo llegara a estados unidos y me deporten para mi país. yo siento que me dolería mucho. tifani: alba siente que no está preparada para que la regresen a el salvador. lilia: tenemos q