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Los Ángeles, California, EE.UU. - 28 de mayo de 2025

Una niña mexicana de 4 años que recibe atención médica vital en un hospital del sur de California obtuvo permiso para permanecer en Estados Unidos, semanas después de que las autoridades federales dijeran que podría ser deportada, informaron el martes los abogados de su familia.

 

El Departamento de Seguridad Nacional otorgó a la niña y a su madre un permiso humanitario por un año para que pueda continuar con el tratamiento que ha estado recibiendo desde que llegó a la frontera entre Estados Unidos y México en 2023.

 

Los abogados de la familia dijeron que la niña sufre el síndrome del intestino corto, que le impide ingerir y procesar los nutrientes por sí misma, y el tratamiento que recibe no está disponible en México.

 

La familia de la menor dijo que en abril y mayo fueron notificados de que su permiso humanitario estaba siendo revocado y quedarían sujetos a un posible proceso de deportación.

 

SONIDO (español) Deysi Vargas, madre migrante:

“Sí, tengo miedo porque nuevamente Sofía corre el riesgo de morir si no recibe tratamiento tan solo en par de horas. ¿Qué pasaría si regresamos a México? Sofía volvería a estar hospitalizada día y noche debido a que alla no hay recursos para que ella pueda hacer su vida normal como en casa”.

 

El Departamento de Seguridad Nacional no respondió de inmediato a un email en busca de comentarios

 

El gobierno del presidente Donald Trump ha presionado para desmantelar las políticas del exmandatario Joe Biden que otorgaron estatus legal temporal a ciertos migrantes y les permitieron vivir legalmente en Estados Unidos, generalmente por dos años.

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Brasilia, Brazil - 4 June 2025

1. Entrance to Brasilia Zoo where a case of bird flu was confirmed

2. Agricultural Inspection vehicle parked in front of Brasilia zoo

3. Workers wearing hazmat suits at entrance to zoo

4. Various of workers sanitizing cars

5. Health inspection officials leaving zoo

6. Health inspection official placing box inside vehicle

7. Wide of Brazil's Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock building

8. Brazil's Minister of Agriculture, Carlos Fávaro, speaking during news conference

9. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Carlos Fávaro, Brail's Minister of Agriculture:

“The case from a zoo here in Brasilia, it’s a wild animal case, like 168 other cases that have happened in Brazil in the last two years, so there are no restrictions.”

10. Fávaro during news conference

11. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Carlos Fávaro, Minister of Agriculture:

"Twenty one countries fully restricted Brazilian chicken meat imports. It’s a small percentage. Obviously, there are big buyers in this small percentage: China, Mexico, and the European Union. We are already in negotiations to reduce restrictions. Our strategy is to deal with it as quickly as possible.”

12. Wide of Fávaro leaving news conference

STORYLINE:

Brazil on Wednesday confirmed a new case of bird flu had been discovered at a zoo in the country's capital.

Speaking to reporters Agriculture Minister, Carlos Fávaro, said the case was the 169 reported in Brazil over the past two years.

As there had been no contamination of animals used for commercial purposes, he said no extra restrictions were being put in place on poultry exports.

The case is the third confirmed case of bird flu in Brazil in 2025, following earlier detections at a commercial poultry farm and a zoo in the south of the country.

Brazil, one of the world’s largest producers and exporters of poultry, confirmed in early May the country’s first bird flu outbreak on a commercial farm in Rio Grande do Sul state.

As a result many nations including China and the European Union had halted poultry imports from Brazil.

Fávaro said that the 28-day observation window will end in 14 days, and the country can regain its disease-free status if there are no cases found in commercial farms.

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Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip - 4 June 2025

1. Various of belongings of Al-Khateeb family outside of tent

2. Various of Al-Khateeb family moving their belongings into tent

3. Various of Al-Khateeb family sitting inside tent

4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Eslam al-Khateeb, 43, displaced man from Khan Younis:

"We’re back, today, to square one, but it's even worse than the first displacement. This displacement, today, we are suffering from the lack of water and suffering from starvation and the lack of food. We’re suffering from the lack of spaces that we can stay in. We’re suffering from everything because today we left behind everything we’ve built during the ceasefire period, including things we bought and had to leave behind. We left with nothing."

5. Various of Al-Khateeb building tent with his son

6. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Eslam al-Khateeb, 43-year-old displaced man from Khan Younis:

"There is no space between each tent, not even one meter that you can use for a toilet. There are no spaces. Today, people are crammed (together). It’s a significant number of people and the situation can’t be described."

7. Various of Al-Khateeb's children carrying containers and leaving to fill them with water

8. Various of Al-Khateeb's children filling containers with water

9. Various of displaced people gathering near truck to get water

10. Various of Al-Khateeb's children carrying containers filled with water

11. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Elham Khateeb, displaced woman:

"We and the neighbours had to evacuate because rockets started falling near the neighbourhood we were in. My sister and I started moving so we could find space, but we found the streets unusually overcrowd. It’s as if we went back to the first days of the war, after we had already settled and set up a kitchen and toilet and a basic setting for us to stay in, but we left without our belongings."

12. Various of people cooking beans

13. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Elham aKhateeb, displaced woman:

"We looked right and left searching for a space to set up a tent but there was nothing. People have set up tents on the street. The situation is dire. I can’t describe to you the suffering people and their families are experiencing in the streets because of the lack of water and the lack of space. People have been thrown into the streets."

14. Various of hundreds of tents being used by displaced people

STORYLINE:

Palestinians in east and central Khan Younis are being displaced again and struggling to find shelter in crowded streets in the Muwasi area after the Israeli army issued evacuation orders on Monday.

Eslam al-Khateeb and 16 of his family members, including his wife and children, have been forced to stay in one tent after struggling to find room set up their shelter in Muwasi.

The 43-year-old said the situation was even worse than when they were displaced earlier in the war due to the lack of water, space, and food.

“We’re suffering from e... [truncated]

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Arlington, Virginia - 29 May 2025

1. DCA sign decorated for World Pride inside Ronald Regan Washington National Airport

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Washington - 3 June 2025

2. Close of welcome yard sign for World Pride festival

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Washington - 4 June 2025

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Citrine the Queen, DC Drag Queen:

"So if you didn't know World Pride DC is happening. Yes, yes, yes. DC is the home of World Pride this year and we are so excited to invite, of course, everyone that's in our community that the entire world to see what DC pride is all about."

4. Special police officer stands near sign for 'celebration alley'

5. Various of rainbow colored banners in celebration alley'

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Eli Downs, general manager of JR's Bar & Grill:

"Definitely all the decorations and all of the fun colors it's just adding to and remind you how much fun pride is. It's -- It really made me proud to be a Washingtonian, to really see that they're going full out for pride this year. Makes me feel like this is my hometown. This is where I was born and raised. And I'm really proud that we are hosting World Pride. And I get to say, I'm Washingtonian, I'm here and I'm not going anywhere."

7. Various of progress pride flags on display at the Wharf

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Citrine the Queen, DC Drag Queen:

"We might be kind of used to sort of what the mainstream expects, like the rainbow colors and all of that fun stuff. But I'm even excited to see, like I said, how these other countries show their pride and what that means to them and how it can all mix together and create this big, great environment."

9. Close of sign and t-shirt for JR's Bar & Grill

10. Various of pride decorations and colorful lights inside JR's Bar & Grill

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Eli Downs, general manager of JR's Bar & Grill:

"This past Monday we were so crowded had a line out the door. It was insane in here, and it just kept coming and coming and coming. And so it's going to be a lot. It's a lot of people. And so that anticipation, it's fun. We're ready for it. We are prepared for it. But it is it's going to be a lot to handle and like it's going to be a lot of people, but a lot of people having fun and celebrating who they are."

12. Mid of Citrine the Queen pointing, speaking with local business owners

13. Close of sign for World Pride 17th St Block Party

14. Wide of people walking by businesses decorated for World Pride

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Citrine the Queen, DC Drag Queen:

"Yes, it's a celebration of us, but it's also a reminder to the entire world that we are here and we're not going to be quiet about it. We have rhetoric that's trying to silence us, people that would rather us hide and not show ourselves. But this is the time, and hopefully it's a way to encourage everyone to be present for the entire year, not just for the month of June. But of course we want a month to be able to say: Hi. We exist. We've alway... [truncated]

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Lagos, Portugal - 4 June 2025

1. Various of vans with German plates driving down road and leaving search site at the end of the day

2. Various of Portuguese police officers and Judicial Police officers

3. Van with German plate leaving site

4. Various of officers

5. Wide of police van at entry point to search area

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STORYLINE:

The second day of renewed searches related to the disappearance of British toddler Madeleine McCann wrapped up in Atalaia, near Praia da Luz, on Wednesday.

Police investigating the disappearance continued their searches throughout Tuesday on some abandoned rural buildings in southern Portugal as they launched fresh probes near the holiday resort where she was last seen 18 years ago.

The case received worldwide interest for several years, with reports of sightings of McCann occurring as far away as Australia, while books and television documentaries were produced about her disappearance.

German investigators and Portuguese police officers and firefighters were searching in the countryside several miles from the Praia da Luz resort, where the 3-year-old disappeared from her bed while on vacation with her family on May 3, 2007.

Almost two decades on, investigators in the U.K., Portugal and Germany are still piecing together what happened on the night the toddler disappeared. She was in the same room as her brother and sister — 2-year-old twins — while their parents, Kate and Gerry, had dinner with friends outside.

Portuguese police said Monday that detectives were acting on a request from a German public prosecutor as they carry out “a broad range” of searches this week in the area of Lagos, in southern Portugal.

The main suspect is a German national identified by media as Christian Brueckner, who is currently serving a seven-year prison sentence in Germany for raping a 72-year-old woman in Portugal in 2005.

He is under investigation on suspicion of murder in the McCann case but hasn’t been charged. He spent many years in Portugal, including in Praia da Luz, around the time of the child’s disappearance. Brueckner has denied any involvement.

The last time police resumed searches in the case was in 2023, when detectives from the three countries took part in an operation searching near a dam and a reservoir about 50 kilometers (30 miles) from the resort.

McCann's family marked the 18th anniversary of her disappearance last month, and expressed their determination to keep searching.

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Jan Yunis, Franja de Gaza - 3 de junio de 2025

La Fundación Humanitaria de Gaza, respaldada por Israel y Estados Unidos, detuvo el miércoles la entrega de alimentos en la Franja de Gaza después de que funcionarios de salud informaran del asesinato de decenas de Palestinos en una serie de tiroteos cerca de los puntos de distribución.

 

La víspera, las fuerzas israelíes reconocieron haber abierto fuego mientras la gente se dirigía hacia un centro de distribución en la ciudad sureña de Rafah.

 

Funcionarios de salud de Gaza, Cruz Roja y la oficina de derechos de la ONU dijeron que 27 personas murieron el martes y los testigos culparon a las fuerzas israelíes. 

 

El Ejército de Israel dijo que disparó cerca de personas que describió como sospechosas.

 

Al menos 80 personas han muerto desde que los sitios abrieron la semana pasada.

 

SOUNDBITE (árabe): Nahla Zareb, :

“Empiezo a salir a las 3 de la mañana, llego y me disparan. Así que me tiro al suelo entre los demás”, contó esta mujer. “Cuando dieron las 5 de la mañana, volví a levantar la cabeza para ver a gente que salía con cajas de ayuda. Pero, ¿qué pasa con los mártires que quedan en el suelo? ¿Hasta cuándo seguiremos viviendo en la humillación, la opresión y el hambre?”.

 

Israel y Estados Unidos dicen que apoyaron el establecimiento del nuevo sistema de ayuda para evitar que Hamás robe la ayuda y la venda para financiar sus actividades armadas. Israel no ha afirmado que Hamás haya disparado en los sitios de distribución.

 

Naciones Unidas niega que haya habido un desvío sistemático de ayuda por parte de Hamás, diciendo que tiene mecanismos para evitarlo.

 

La ONU se ha negado a participar en el nuevo sistema, diciendo que viola los principios humanitarios al permitir que Israel controle quién recibe ayuda y obligar a los palestinos a viajar a apenas tres centros de distribución.

 

Israel impuso una prohibición total de alimentos y otras importaciones durante dos meses y medio antes de aliviar las restricciones en mayo.

 

ANNE MARIE GARCIA, ASSOCIATED PRESS

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Washington – 4 June 2025

1. Wide of Sen. Minority Leader Chuck Schumer walking to podium

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Sen. Chuck Schumer, Minority Leader:

“So this is healthcare across the board. It is of course Medicaid, as important as that is. It is ACA. It is private insurance, which is going to skyrocket. It's everything that is terrible. So the news got even worse. Got even worse when you thought it couldn't get much worse. The bottom line is very simple. People with this bill, tens of millions who would otherwise qualify for health care benefits, would be mummified in new red tape, shortened enrollment periods, higher premiums, and weaker coverage. People will fall through the cracks and get phased out of coverage in the coming years. Death by a thousand paper cuts.”

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Sen. Chuck Schumer, Minority Leader:

“And just don't take my word for it. Look at Senate Republicans. We heard what Joni Ernst said. We're all going to die. How about John Kennedy? Not the former John Kennedy president, but our present Senator John Kennedy. He said, I'm not worried about people losing their health care. We remember the great commerce secretary Lutnick. Well, if my mom missed a payment on Social Security, it wouldn't matter. Of course. They have a billionaire son-in-law. But when Joni Ernst said people will die, she summed up the callousness of the whole Republican majority in terms of people's health.”

4. Cutaway of news conference

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Sen. Maggie Hassan, (D) New Hampshire:

“The bottom line here is clear. If Congressional Republicans and Donald Trump get their way and pass their bill to give billionaires and corporate special interests more tax breaks at the expense of the middle class, more people will get sick, health providers will be impacted, our economy will be weakened, and families will be hurt.”

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6. SOUNDBITE (English) Sen. Chuck Schumer, Minority Leader:

(REPORTER: Would you try to bring him (Elon Musk) into the fold to help kill this bill in the Senate?)

“He's not my cup of tea, to put it mildly, but Republicans are already listening to him. They're already listening him. You've heard some of the right-wing groups uplift Elon Musk against Donald Trump.”

++ENDS ON SOUNDBITE++

STORYLINE:

Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer warned that "people will fall through the cracks and get phased out of coverage" under Trump's bill of tax breaks and spending cuts.

President Donald Trump’s big bill making its way through Congress will cut taxes by $3.75 trillion but increase deficits by $2.4 trillion and leave 10.9 million more people without health insurance over the next decade, according to an analysis released Wednesday by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office.

But Trump's high-octane ally, billionaire Elon Musk, lambasted the package — and those voting for it.

Schumer was asked Tuesday on whether Democrats should try to bring M... [truncated]

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Washington - 4 June 2025

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1. Various of Sen. Thom Tillis speaking with reporters before walking onto an elevator

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1. SOUNDBITE (English) Sen. Thom Tillis, (R) North Carolina:

Reporter: "Is the spending bill an abomination as Elon Musk says?"

Tillis: "What specific area, do you think, Elon characterized as an abomination? Let's let's peel back the layers of the onion. So what was?

Reporter: "Well he's talking specifically about spending and the deficit widening and the debt."

Tillis: "Which specific -- Well, the other reason I asked that is he also talked about the tax credits. So there's I mean, there's a variety of different ones."

Reporter: "Do you think he's being self-serving?

Tillis: "I don't necessarily think that. I just think that he's painted things with a broad brush, and I don't get the luxury of doing that. I have to deal with the details."

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Sen. John Kennedy, (R) Louisiana:

"Sometimes CBO (Congressional Budget Office) is right, sometimes they're wrong. I generally look at CBO, but I don't just swallow it whole. The CBO is made up of economists and it's been my experience up here in Washington that for every economist, there's an equal and opposite economist. And sometimes they're both wrong."

Reporter: "I mean would that give you pause?"

Kennedy: "So it's, it's a factor that I think the Senate will consider, but it won't be dispositive."

Reporter: "I mean, do you think Elon Musk is right in terms of his concerns?"

Kennedy: "I've answered your question the best I can. Y'all got anything else?"

++ENDS ON A SOUNDBITE++

STORYLINE:

President Donald Trump wants his “big, beautiful” bill of tax breaks and spending cuts on his desk to be signed into law by the Fourth of July, and he's pushing the slow-rolling Senate to make it happen sooner rather than later.

According to an analysis released Wednesday by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office, the bill will cut taxes by $3.75 trillion but also increase deficits by $2.4 trillion over the next decade.

"Sometimes CBO is right, sometimes they're wrong," said Senator John Kennedy, a Republican from Louisiana.

"it's a factor that I think the Senate will consider, but it won't be dispositive," Kennedy added.

At its core, the package seeks to extend the tax cuts approved in 2017, during Trump's first term at the White House, and add new ones the president campaigned on, including no taxes on tips. It also includes a massive buildup of $350 billion for border security, deportations and national security.

To defray the lost tax revenue to the government and avoid piling onto the nation's $36 trillion debt load, Republicans want reduce federal spending by imposing work requirements for some Americans who rely on government safety net services. Estimates are 8.6 million people would no longer have health care and nearly 4 million would lose Supp... [truncated]

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Juno Beach, Florida - 4 June 2025

1. Mid of volunteers preparing an injured sea turtle for release at Juno Beach rehabilitation center.

2. Close up of a sea turtle with a tracking device on its shell

3. Mid of volunteers carefully lifting an injured sea turtle at Loggerhead Marinelife Center

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4. SOUNDBITE (English) Marika Weber, Veterinary Technician, Loggerhead Marinelife Center:

"Today, we released Dilly Dally back into the ocean. She originally came in back in January, and she came in with predator wounds to her front flipper. So unfortunately, those wounds were so severe, we did have to perform an amputation surgery. But after a few months of healing, Dilly was ready to go back into the ocean."

5. Wide of a crowd watching a vehicle transporting sea turtle to the beach

6. Close of person holding sign displaying the sea turtle's name 'Dilly Dally'

7. Mid of volunteers preparing to release the sea turtle

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8. SOUNDBITE (English) Marika Weber, Veterinary Technician, Loggerhead Marinelife Center:

"'We were lucky to parter with the Smithsonian, so we got a satellite tag from them that our research team placed yesterday. So now Dilly Dally has an active live satellite tag on her and we can get real-time data on where she goes, which is really exciting because we don't really know what happens to our three flipper turtles once you release them, so now we know if their migration or foraging patterns change and it'll be really helpful to see what happens to these patients."

9. Mid of volunteers assisting sea turtle back into the ocean

10. Wide of spectators cheering

++COVERED++

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Marika Weber, Veterinary Technician, Loggerhead Marinelife Center:

"Every time we can release a turtle back into the wild is special and not just for us but for all the interns and volunteers and everyone that puts an effort to getting these turtles back out there. It's always a really special day."

12. Close of turtle crawling into the ocean

STORYLINE:

A subadult loggerhead sea turtle named Dilly Dally crawled into the Atlantic Ocean Wednesday morning, months after having a front flipper amputated at a Florida turtle hospital.

The turtle was brought to Loggerhead Marinelife Center in January suffering from predator wounds to the front flipper. The veterinary crew at the Juno Beach facility assisted in Dilly Dally's rehabilitation and care.

“Every time we can release a turtle back into the wild is special and not just for us but for all the interns and volunteers and everyone that puts an effort to getting these turtles back out there. It’s always a really special day," said Marika Weber, a veterinary technician at the center.

Stormy weather on Wednesday almost caused Dilly Dally's release to be postponed. But they packed the turtle up and drove the short distance to the beach. A crowd of beachgoers cheered as the turtle made its way to the ocean.

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