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(9 Jun 2025)

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Caracas, Venezuela - 9 June 2025

1. Marleny Fernandez, lawyer, walking her dog

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2. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Marleny Fernández, abogada

"It's a relief that the White House issued that clarification because we Venezuelans are battered enough with the migratory policies in the United States."

3. Venezuelan flags

4. Cars driving by

5. Sandra Martinez, housekeeper, walking on the street

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6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Sandra Martínez, empleada doméstica

"I imagine that from today, many things that one is not aware of will become clearer. Others say the situation is going to get worse. But what else? What more can we expect? From being worse than what we are already experiencing. Since President Trump, I see everything as worse."

7. Various of people walking on the street

STORYLINE:

Las nuevas prohibiciones que impuso el presidente Donald Trump para viajar a Estados Unidos desde 12 países entraron en vigor el lunes. La nueva proclama que firmó Trump la semana pasada también impone restricciones más estrictas a personas que se encuentren fuera de Estados Unidos y no cuenten con una visa válida procedentes de siete países que incluyen a Venezuela.

El nuevo veto no revoca las visas emitidas previamente a personas de los países en la lista, según la guía que se emitió el viernes a todas las misiones diplomáticas de Estados Unidos. Sin embargo, a menos que un solicitante cumpla con criterios específicos para una exención, su solicitud será rechazada a partir del lunes.

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(9 Jun 2025)

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San Francisco - 9 June 2025

1. Crowd chants at union rally denouncing ICE raids

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Union official translating for union leader Claudia Arevalo:

"What is happening right now as workers is that we're being confronted. We have Latinos workers that we represent, crying every day over 'what are we going to do? Who will be next? And when will they come for me?' These are the questions that we are being confronted with on a daily basis. Workers are not showing up at work. Workers don't know how they're gonna make ends meet in order to be able to provide with dignity."

3. Drone shot of crowd ++MUTE++

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Annette Wong, Chinese for Affirmative Action:

"And now we're seeing the authoritarian overreach by the federal administration by bringing in the National Guard to our state, unrequested, uninvited, unwelcome. So let's be clear, this is not about safety, this is not about law and order, this is about fear, it is about control, and it is about scaring our communities out of existence."

5. People holding signs

6. Crowd listening to speaker at union rally

STORYLINE:

Union leaders and immigrant advocates rallied in San Francisco on Monday, denouncing federal immigration raids and the detention of a California labor leader.

David Huerta, the 58-year-old president of Service Employees International Union California, was arrested Friday while protesting outside a business where federal law enforcement agents were investigating suspected immigration violations, authorities said.

He was released from federal custody Monday on a $50,000 bond after a hearing in federal court in Los Angeles.

Union members and immigrant advocates led rallies in cities from Los Angeles to Chicago to New York to call for Huerta’s release. In Boston, hundreds of people gathered in City Hall Plaza, with protesters shouting “Free David, free them all.”

His arrest has become a rallying cry for immigrant advocates across the country, calling for an end to President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown.

This comes as the Pentagon announced it will deploy about 700 Marines to Los Angeles on Monday to help National Guard members respond to immigration protests, officials said,

The state of California is also preparing to sue President Trump over his use of the Guard troops and demonstrators took to the city's streets for a fourth day.

The arrival of the National Guard followed two days of protests that began Friday in downtown Los Angeles after federal immigration authorities arrested more than 40 people that day across the city.

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(9 Jun 2025)

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San Francisco - 9 June 2025

1. Crowd chants at union rally denouncing ICE raids

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Abel Fuaau, union representative:

"Get out in the streets! Get out to the streets, make some noise, no silence, no compliance, and defiance! Free David Huerta! Free David Huerta! Free David Huerta!"

3. Crowd chants "Free David Huerta"

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Union official translating for union leader Claudia Arevalo:

"What is happening right now as workers is that we're being confronted. We have Latinos, workers that we represent, crying every day over, what are we going to do? Who will be next? And when will they come for me? These are the questions that we are being confronted with on a daily basis. Workers are not showing up at work. Workers don't know how they're gonna make ends meet."

5. California sign in front of California State Building

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Rudy Gonzales, union representative:

"You know the time has come for everyday Americans to realize that our society and our democracy is at risk. It is fundamentally under attack by a fascist state and there will be a time when David Huerta is not the only labor leader. History tells us that if we're complacent, we will be complicit. We have to stand up to ICE, we have to stand up this federal overreach."

7. Drone shot of crowd ++MUTE++

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Annette Wong, Chinese for Affirmative Action:

"And now we're seeing the authoritarian overreach by the federal administration by bringing in the National Guard to our state, unrequested, uninvited, unwelcome. So let's be clear, this is not about safety, this isn't about law and order, this is about fear, it is about control, and it is about scaring our communities out of existence."

9. People holding signs

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Yajaira Cuapio, United Educators of San Francisco:

"And so if you care about free speech, if you'll care about the first amendment, I urge you to speak out, to be out in the street to defend our right to protest. Because if we allow them to take that away from us, we are not going back and we need to be in the streets."

11. Crowd listening to speaker at union rally

STORYLINE:

Union leaders and immigrant advocates rallied in San Francisco on Monday, denouncing federal immigration raids and supporting union leader David Huerta.

Huerta's arrest has become a rallying cry for immigrant advocates across the country who called for his release and an end to President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown.

David Huerta, the 58-year-old president of Service Employees International Union California, was arrested Friday while protesting outside a business where federal law enforcement agents were investigating suspected immigration violations, authorities said. He was released from federal custody Monday on a $50,000 bond after a hearing in federal court in Los Angeles.

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(9 Jun 2025)

Miles de peregrinos se reunieron en la aldea española de El Rocío para venerar a su ícono de la virgen María.

Esta peregrinación católica se ha convertido en una de las más grandes y singulares del mundo. Durante los días previos al fin de semana de Pentecostés, alrededor de un millón de personas participan en la “romería del Rocío” entre remolinos de polvo que son tan omnipresentes y naturales como la devoción de los fieles.

Venerar a la virgen del Rocío ha sido una tradición desde que se descubrió el ícono principal cerca de este pueblo, en la región de Andalucía, en el sur de España, hacia finales del siglo XIII.

SOUNDBITE - Paz Ramírez, peregrina

Parece una fiesta ambulante y desenfrenada incluso entre las hermandades religiosas —más de 130 de las cuales participan— que recorren diferentes caminos desde toda la región y lugares tan distantes como Bruselas.

Hasta las últimas décadas, cuando se impusieron la agricultura de invernadero a gran escala y las áreas naturales protegidas, El Rocío era una zona agreste propensa a la malaria, frecuentada principalmente por ganaderos y rancheros a caballo.

Esto ha permitido que la tradición centenaria de la peregrinación continúe sin las reglas estrictas de otros lugares de devoción mariana. Se ha mantenido en manos de las hermandades en lugar de la Iglesia institucional.

A pesar de la creciente secularización de España, los jóvenes aún se involucran en la romería, ya sea para mantener una tradición familiar, hacer amigos nuevos o vivir su fe. AC

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(9 Jun 2025)

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Miami – 9 June 2025

1. Passengers leaving from international arrivals

2. Child holding sign welcoming grandparents

3. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Roseli Tejas, permanent resident traveling from Cuba:

++SOUND BEGINS IN SHOT 1 AND ENDS IN SHOT 4++

“When we arrived, there were not a lot of people. We were just going through the line. No one was asking questions. I didn't feel stress or anything."

4. Women hugging

5. Balloons

6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Alexis Gerardo Alvarez Diez, green card holder traveling from Cuba:

++SOUND BEGINS IN SHOT 4 AND ENDS IN SHOT 7++

“I'm affected by the ban because I can't bring my wife and son, who I had filed a claim for, and since they won't be given visas, they can no longer travel to the United States."

7. Couple waiting with balloons

8. Woman looking at arrivals board

++SOUND BEGINS IN SHOT 7 AND ENDS IN SHOT 11++

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Roland Bastien, U.S. Citizen traveling from Haiti, business owner in North Miami:

"I met people with green cards, people with visas (on the flight from Haiti), they traveled, they don't have any problems. But I don't have any problem -- I'm a US citizen, I respect myself, no matter what this is the best country in the world.”

10. Women in wheelchair

11. Family walking

STORYLINE:

Travelers to Miami International Airport on Monday, the day a new travel ban entered into force, reported a calm and orderly process at customs.

Passengers with U.S. passports, permanent residence, and tourist visas all said they passed customs and border control with ease, even on flights from countries on the travel ban list, like Haiti and Cuba.

"When we arrived, there were not a lot of people. We were just going through the line. No one was asking questions. I didn't feel stress or anything," said Roseli Tejas, a permanent resident traveling from Cuba.

Some expressed concern that the travel ban, which limits the issuance of new visas, would prevent them from reuniting with their families.

“I'm affected by the ban because I can't bring my wife and son, who I had filed a claim for, and since they won't be given visas, they can no longer travel to the United States," said Alexis Gerardo Alvarez Diez, a permanent resident traveling from Cuba.

Meanwhile, other passengers said they supported the travel ban because it would increase the country's security.

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New York - 9 June 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Bryan Cranston, actor:

"We did four episodes of 'Malcolm in the Middle' 25 years later from when we started. And it was such a blast. We already finished shooting it and we had so much fun and all the kids came back and we were just, it was just joyous. And we slipped into those roles so amazingly smooth. It was shocking to me. And so it was something I've wanted to do for the last 12 years. We finally got it going."

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New York - 9 June 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Bryan Cranston, actor:

"We did four episodes of 'Malcolm in the Middle' 25 years later from when we started. And it was such a blast. We already finished shooting it and we had so much fun and all the kids came back and we were just, it was just joyous. And we slipped into those roles so amazingly smooth. It was shocking to me. And so it was something I've wanted to do for the last 12 years. We finally got it going."

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New York - 9 June 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Bryan Cranston, actor:

"There is nothing that's more gratifying than when your kid receives praise. Nothing. No one could say anything to me that's better than that. So her mom and I are just over the moon with her work on it. She's a very hardworking person. She grew up in it. So it's in her bones. She is in it for the right reasons and she loves it. As I was talking about that relationship. Now, as far as advice, I think she picks up, because I'm her dad, she picks up advice by, hopefully by the way I behave in this business and navigate my way through. And I don't ever say, 'Now young lady, here's some advice I want to give you.' It's like. Kids don't want to hear that want to hear that. But thank you. Yeah, she's doing great. And the show is fantastic."

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New York - 9 June 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Bryan Cranston, actor:

"There is nothing that's more gratifying than when your kid receives praise. Nothing. No one could say anything to me that's better than that. So her mom and I are just over the moon with her work on it. She's a very hardworking person. She grew up in it. So it's in her bones. She is in it for the right reasons and she loves it. As I was talking about that relationship. Now, as far as advice, I think she picks up, because I'm her dad, she picks up advice by, hopefully by the way I behave in this business and navigate my way through. And I don't ever say, 'Now young lady, here's some advice I want to give you.' It's like. Kids don't want to hear that want to hear that. But thank you. Yeah, she's doing great. And the show is fantastic."

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Paris - 9 June 2025

1. Protesters gathered in Place de la Republique

2. Head of Monument a la Republique

3. Protesters clapping

4. Various of protesters chanting

5. La France Insoumise political party leader Jean-Luc Melenchon addressing crowd

6. People on stage, protesters listening

7. Protesters listening

8. Protester holding sign reading (French) "Freedom Flotilla: Where the waves defy the chains"

9. Various of protesters on monument

STORYLINE:

Thousands of protesters gathered in Paris' Place de la Republique on Monday after Israel's detention of 12 activists onboard an aid boat bound for the Gaza Strip.

Demonstrators waved flags and signs and chanted slogans in support of Palestinians.

The rally was called by the far-left political party La France Insoumise, whose leader Jean-Luc Melenchon gave a speech to the crowd.

The activists on the Madleen ship, which included six French nationals and Greta Thunberg, were stopped and detained by the Israeli military early Monday.

They were enforcing a longstanding blockade of Gaza which has been tightened during the Israel-Hamas war.

The activists had set out to protest Israel's military campaign, which is among the deadliest and most destructive since World War II, and its restrictions on the entry of humanitarian aid.

Both have put the territory of around 2 million Palestinians at risk of famine.

Israel's Foreign Ministry said the activists would return to their home countries.

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