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 President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump participate in the traditional turkey pardon for White House Thanksgiving Day.
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| canalNTN24's YouTube Videos: NTN24 Press Club / Tuesday, November 20, 2018 |
see here the complete issue of the NTN24 Press Club on Tuesday, November 20, 2018 with Gustau Alegret.
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| UnivisionNoticias's YouTube Videos: Migrants who are in shelters in Mexicali meet to walk in caravan to Tijuana. |
The Central American migrants who are currently in the shelters of Mexicali meet to walk in caravan to Tijuana.
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| WIPR: Students show Puerto Rican resilience behind Maria through the theater |
The students of the Specialized School of Training and Fine Arts of Aguadilla, known as CABA, continue the rehearsals of their project after María .. This is the piece "After María: El Espectáculo", an event that integrates music , the voice, the theater, the dance and the visual arts, and with which it is intended to summarize the essence of the Puerto Rican and its ability to get ahead in difficult situations such as Hurricane Maria, one of the most important events in the history of the country .
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| canalNTN24's YouTube Videos: The Morning of NTN24 / Tuesday November 20, 2018 |
see the complete broadcast of The Morning of NTN24 on Tuesday, November 20, 2018 with Ruth de Salto.
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| noticias247prtv's YouTube Videos: Students present Puerto Rican resilience after María through the theater |
The students of the Specialized School of Training and Fine Arts of Aguadilla, known as CABA, continue the rehearsals of their project after María .. This is the piece "After María: El Espectáculo", an event that integrates music , the voice, the theater, the dance and the visual arts, and with which it is intended to summarize the essence of the Puerto Rican and its ability to get ahead in difficult situations such as Hurricane Maria, one of the most important events in the history of the country .
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| noticias247prtv's YouTube Videos: Six families affected by Hurricane Maria benefit from "Roofs for Vietnam" initiative |
Six families from the Vietnam neighborhood who lost most of their houses after Hurricane Maria will now enjoy a decent and safe place to live. The College of Architects, in partnership with the entity Unidos por Puerto Rico, the community leadership and the non-profit organization Pathstone, will work on an initiative for housing rehabilitation, called "Roofs for Vietnam". Shirlyan Odette expands us.
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| canalNTN24's YouTube Videos: "There is no arrest warrant, there is an impediment to leave": lawyer on the case of Alan García |
The asylum request of former President of Peru Alan García to the Embassy of Uruguay is generating tension between both countries. The request for asylum came after a Peruvian judge prohibited him from leaving the country for 18 months to García, in response to an investigation into possible bribes handed over by Odebrecht during his presidential term.
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| WIPR: Education: Learning problems and how to identify them |
Not all children are equal when it comes to learning how to interact with the world and their peers, but there are always certain indications that something is wrong. Knowing how our children's behavior is and what could be a drastic change in it, or the drop in academic grades, will not only help parents and guardians to give children a better quality of life, but to open the way for them so they can overcome the obstacles that are presented to them. To explain more about the learning problems and how to identify them, we interviewed Dr. Ingrid Marín Espiet.
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Not all children are equal when it comes to learning how to interact with the world and their peers, but there are always certain indications that something is wrong. Knowing how our children's behavior is and what could be a drastic change in it, or the drop in academic grades, will not only help parents and guardians to give children a better quality of life, but to open the way for them so they can overcome the obstacles that are presented to them. To explain more about the learning problems and how to identify them, we interviewed Dr. Ingrid Marín Espiet.
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| noticias247prtv's YouTube Videos: Join initiative to avoid tragedies at Christmas by drunk drivers |
The law stipulates that the limit of alcohol in the blood is zero point eight percent for over 21 years, while this number falls to zero point two for young people between 18 and 20 years, and drivers of motor vehicles or heavy vehicles. On the other hand, minors can not consume alcohol and although these are the official numbers, nobody under the influence of an alcoholic beverage should drive any type of vehicle, because it could be risking their lives and the lives of others. To remind us about the importance of not guiding drunk, particularly with the arrival of this holiday season, the Commission for Traffic Safety maintains its campaign to avoid deaths on taxiways caused by alcohol consumption. The executive director of the Commission, Darelis López Rosario, offers us more details.
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| canalNTN24's YouTube Videos: Ecuadorian University students protest a project that seeks a budget cut for education |
Hundreds of Ecuadorian students protested on Monday a government initiative that seeks to cut the budget for higher education. "The university is not sold, it is defended" were some of the slogans of the students that criticize the possible cut of teachers and the devaluation of the university education if the budget reduction project was carried out.
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| WIPR: Join initiative to avoid tragedies at Christmas by drunk drivers |
The law stipulates that the limit of alcohol in the blood is zero point eight percent for over 21 years, while this number falls to zero point two for young people between 18 and 20 years, and drivers of motor vehicles or heavy vehicles. On the other hand, minors can not consume alcohol and although these are the official numbers, nobody under the influence of an alcoholic beverage should drive any type of vehicle, because it could be risking their lives and the lives of others. To remind us about the importance of not guiding drunk, particularly with the arrival of this holiday season, the Commission for Traffic Safety maintains its campaign to avoid deaths on taxiways caused by alcohol consumption. The executive director of the Commission, Darelis López Rosario, offers us more details.
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| WIPR: Bill Clinton will visit Puerto Rico in January |
Former US President Bill Clinton and his daughter, Chelsea, will host the first meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) in San Juan, Puerto Rico, from January 29 to 30, 2019, which will deal with the recovery after the hurricanes of 2017, the organization said today in a statement.
This is the third meeting of the Action Network on Disaster Recovery (Action Network on Post-Disaster Recovery) of the CGI and which will address the current recovery needs after the passage of hurricanes that face Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands of the United States, Dominica and Antigua and Barbuda.
The second and previous meeting took place in August of this year in Miami.
At the meeting, the network hopes to bring together representatives of governments, foundations, companies and Caribbean social organizations to discuss and develop solutions that address the hurricane recovery needs facing the region, while seeking to lay the foundations for a future more resistant and prosperous.
"For more than a year, the people of the Caribbean have demonstrated their determination and resilience in the face of the incredible challenges that are building up after the devastating hurricanes of 2017," Clinton said in the statement.
"We remain committed to the region's long-term success and sustainability. I hope to organize this meeting in San Juan in January, to bring together leaders of philanthropy, business and government to continue our commitment, "he added.
"The communities face great and complex challenges after hurricanes like Irma and María. And very often, their needs are not met, "added Clinton Foundation Vice President Chelsea Clinton.
"That's why I'm grateful to join hundreds of leaders in San Juan to develop and implement projects that will address immediate needs while creating resilient solutions and creating long-term sustainability in the region," he added.
The idea is to reach commitments, including new, specific and measurable projects to address critical issues such as health, housing, clean energy and education, the initiative said in a statement.
In search of short and long term recovery in the region, the meeting will also promote plans for small business assistance, mental health and climate resilience.
According to the organization, progress has already been made in the reconstruction of schools and homes in Dominica and the installation of solar equipment in primary care clinics in Puerto Rico following the scourge that both islands of the Caribbean faced last hurricane season.
The active hurricane season of 2017 in the Atlantic is remembered for the devastating passage of the Irma and María cyclones and for being the first time that three category 4 hurricanes hit the US coasts, with a quantification of record damages. about 200,000 million dollars.
From June 1 to November 30, 2017 there were 17 storms, of which 10 were hurricanes, 6 of them of higher category (3, 4 or 5 on the Saffir-Simpson intensity scale).
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| canalNTN24's YouTube Videos: Huge wire barricades guard the border between the United States and Mexico |
Huge barricades of barbed wire were installed on the border between the United States and Mexico before the imminent arrival of Central American migrants. The incident occurred in the border city of Tijuana where hundreds of people who intend to go to the US city of San Diego, must undergo serious mobility checks by border police.
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| canalNTN24's YouTube Videos: EE. UU would include Venezuela in a list of countries that support terrorism: The Washington Post |
According to the US media The Washington Post, USA. UU would be about to include Venezuela in the list of countries that support terrorism. According to the publication, several members of the Trump Government assure that in the coming days the official announcement would be given.
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| WIPR: Experts seek to save the Puerto Rican parrot after María |
Biologists are trying to save the last Puerto Rican parrot specimens after more than half of the population of bright green birds disappeared after Hurricane Maria passed through Puerto Rico, destroying their habitat and food sources.
In El Yunque, only two of the 56 wild specimens that lived there survived the category 4 hurricane that hit the island in September 2017. Four of the 31 parrots in a forest in the western city of Maricao overcame the storm, as well as 75 of the 134 of Rio Abajo, in the mountains of the center of the island, according to scientists.
In this image, taken on November 6, 2018, Puerto Rican parrot specimens eat in a cage at the facilities of Pajarera Iguaca in El Yunque, where the US Fish and Wildlife Service develops a program to recover the species together to the US Forest Service and the Department of Natural Resources of Puerto Rico, in Río Grande, Puerto Rico. Although dozens of offspring have been born in the passage of Maria both in captivity and in nature, the species is still threatened. (AP Photo / Carlos Giusti)
Although from the passage of Mary dozens of offspring have been born both in captivity and in nature, according to scientists the species is still in danger.
"We have a lot of work to do," said Gustavo Olivieri, coordinator of the program for the recovery of the species from the Department of Natural Resources of Puerto Rico.
Local and federal scientists will meet next month to discuss the best way to revive a species that, although it had more than one million copies in the nineteenth century, remained at only 13 in the 1970s after years of deforestation.
The governments of the United States and Puerto Rico launched a program in 1972 that established three breeding centers. Weeks before Maria's crossing, scientists reported 56 specimens of wild Puerto Rican parrots, or even, in El Yunque, the largest population since the beginning of the initiative.
In this image, taken on November 6, 2018, one of the mountains surrounding the Pajarera Iguaca in El Yunque is shown, where the US Fish and Wildlife Service develops a program to recover the species together with the Forest Service. USA and the Department of Natural Resources of Puerto Rico, in Rio Grande, Puerto Rico. In the tropical forest of El Yunque, only two of the 56 wild specimens that lived there survived the category 4 hurricane that hit the US territory in September 2017. (AP Photo / Carlos Giusti)
But the decline of the population is especially worrisome now because the parrots that disappeared in El Yunque were part of the last ones that were released, explained Marisel López, who oversees the program of recovery of birds in the rainforest for the Fisheries Service. and Wildlife of the United States.
"It was devastating. After so many years working on this project ... ", said López.
The Puerto Rican parrot is the last native parrot of Puerto Rico and one of about 30 species of Amazon parrots that can be found in America. The birds, with red forehead and turquoise touches on the wings, can grow up to 30 centimeters (one foot) and are known for their discretion and because they usually have only one partner in their life, with which they breed once a year.
The reproduction centers of El Yunque and Río Abajo have more than 460 birds, but scientists have not released any specimens from María. The third center, in the town of Maricao, still has not opened its doors until the passage of the meteor. Scientists are trying to determine the best way to prepare animals for release, since there are few animals they can interact with in nature, and if the damaged forests on the island can guarantee their survival.
One of the proposals studied by the experts is to capture some of the parrots that live in Rio Abajo to place them in the same cages as those that will be released and that they can learn to imitate their social behavior to ensure their survival, said Jafet Vélez , wildlife biologist with the United States Fish and Wildlife Service.
Scientists plan to release 20 birds tentatively in Rio Abajo next year.
Another proposal contemplates releasing more parrots in Maricao since María left less damage there.
"Our priority now is not reproduction ... It's starting to free," explained López, adding that breeding centers can not house so many animals.
But first, they need to ensure that the forests can offer them food and shelter.
Jessica Ilse, a forest biologist at the US Forest Service in El Yunque, explained that scientists are collecting data on the amount of fruit and leaves that fall from trees. The foliage of the trees has not grown back from María and warned of the settlement of invasive species taking advantage of more sunlight. Many of the large trees where the parrots used to nest have disappeared, said Ilse, recalling that it took 14 months for the El Yunque tree canopy to recover after Hugo, a category three hurricane that swept the island in 1989.
Scientists are also gathering new data on the number of predators in El Yunque, including the red-tailed hawk that hunts parrots. Without tree tops and proper camouflage, parrots in the wild are an easy target.
Local and federal scientists plan to contribute to the recovery of the forest by planting vegetation, Ilse said. At the end of November, they hope to have a map detailing the most threatened areas in El Yunque and a list of trees that can be planted that are more residents of hurricanes.
"People keep asking us, 'How long are you going to delay?'," Ilse said, adding that scientists do not have an answer.
"The damage is more extensive than that of (the hurricanes) Hugo and George ... It has been a complete change of the ecosystem," he concluded.
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| canalNTN24's YouTube Videos: "The iron was not for 45 days and could not stand": brother of victim of ARA San Juan |
After having found the remains of the ARA San Juan in the Atlantic Ocean, relatives of the victims of the sinister submarine demand that it be refloated in order to know what really happened. Claudio Rodríguez, brother of the late machinist of the ARA San Juan, assured for La Mañana of NTN24 that "the iron (submarine) was not able to hold 45 days" as his brother who had died in the emergency had told him.
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| WIPR: Sexagenario fatally impacts man lying on the floor in Condado |
A fatal accident was reported at 6:24 on Tuesday morning on Wilson Street, corner of Aldea Street, opposite the Emperador Condominium in Condado, authorities said.
According to preliminary information, 63-year-old Idelfonso Ramos was supposed to leave his residence in a red Kia Forte in 2018 and did not realize that an individual was on the ground and it impacted him.
The authorities detailed that the unfortunate suffered wounds that caused his death on the spot.
The driver of the vehicle stopped at the place and was transported to the hospital, where he will be tested for blood to detect the presence of alcohol in his body.
Agent Gonzalez of Highway Patrols of San Juan in conjunction with the prosecutor Adriana Albors took charge of the investigation.
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| canalNTN24's YouTube Videos: Shooting at Chicago Hospital leaves four dead including the attacker |
The shooting that took place this Monday in a hospital in Chicago, USA. UU., Occurred after the attacker had a strong conversation with his partner, the doctor. After shooting him, the assailant went out and shot a nurse and a policeman who was present instead. It is not known if the aggressor committed suicide or was discharged at the time the authorities responded to the emergency.
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