KARLA MARTÍNEZ: And listen up: expectations rise this morning regarding the future of a law that would limit reproductive rights in Louisiana- while in in the heat a tense exchange between the head of the Supreme Court John Roberts, and Minority Leader Chuck Schumer. The Democratic senator accused the Justice of bias after (Roberts) said his statement was “reckless” and “dangerous” in reference…
JORGE RAMOS: You are supporting Bernie Sanders and there was a recent controversy due to his statements regarding Cuba. This is what Bernie Sanders said:
BERNIE SANDERS: When Fidel Castro first came to power, he initiated a major literacy program. They went out and they helped people to read and write. You know what? I think teaching people to read and write is a good thing. I have been…
VENEGAS: During the debate, there was a point where you looked visibly upset when Bloomberg said your policies were those of communism governments, not socialism. What was going through your head when you answered?
SANDERS: Well, it’s the same old ugly red-baiting that goes on. I think most Americans understand that democratic socialism is not communism. What we’re talking about are policies…
CAROLINA SARASSA: In other news, Univision shareholders have- in the past few hours- arrives at an agreement on the sale of its majority stake (in the network) to Searchlight Capital Partners and Forgelight, LLC.
BORJA VOCES: The agreement calls for the sale of 64% of Univision. The remaining 36% shall continue to be held by Televisa, who have decided to retain their ownership stake and…
February 24, 2020
Noticias Telemundo
JOSÉ DÍAZ-BALART: Today, the new Public Charge Rule that denies the dream of getting a Green Card to thousands of immigrants receiving government benefits came into force. Francisco Fajardo has an attorney's advice for people in that situation.
FRANCISCO FAJARDO: The advice of attorneys is clear: don't hold yourself back from getting benefits without first…
ANDREA MITCHELL, MSNBC:I want to share with you something you may have seen, that happened- I think it was at a LULAC event a few days ago, a few nights ago in Nevada. This was questioning the candidates on who is the president of Mexico. Let's watch.
GUADALUPE VENEGAS, TELEMUNDO: I'm asking because I feel like a lot of the times, this is our neighbor to the south, and a lot of people don't…
SALINAS: All of the voters who we spoke to said that in addition to health care they are also paying very close attention to candidates ́ immigration plans. They say the two issues will help to mobilize Latino voters to get to the polls both this weekend and of course in November.
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MASON: Beyond immigration, health care, what are the other key issues for Latino voters?
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Latinos…
JAMES: It might not be necessary to go into the cheka (makeshift torture prisons) to do the report. I can describe the place in detail for you, and you can use this information to write the report and take the pictures.
ÓSCAR: So, you´re suggesting we do a false report with fake pictures?
JAMES: Not fake news. It'd be a rough recreation of something we know exists.
JUAN CARLOS LÓPEZ, CNNEE: Among the two names announced today, which perhaps have generated the most interest, let’s begin with Oscar López Rivera from Puerto Rico.
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He was sought since 1976 for a terrorist attack in New York that killed four people and left 60 dead (sic) wounded.
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President Obama’s decision, then, reduces his prison sentence from 70 years
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The sentence is…
RAMOS: In 2006 you voted for a fence at the border with Mexico. How is that any different than with the border- and with the wall that President Trump wants to build?
BIDEN: We’re talking about a fence versus a wall that he wants to build from sea to shining sea.
RAMOS: But you wanted a wall. You voted for a wall.
BIDEN: I voted- yeah, but it was a small portion of this. It wasn’t- look,…