Narco tiroteo reportado en Guatemala 'Chapo' Guzmán territorio

MEXICO CITY -- Intense gun battles were reported late Thursday in a remote jungle region of northern Guatemala where Mexico's top drug lord, Joaquin “Chapo” Guzman, is known to operate.
The firefights involved a convoy carrying suspected Mexican drug traffickers and either a rival gang or Guatemalan military forces, reports from the scene said. The shooting took place in the vast Peten region where Mexican traffickers set up shop more than five years ago, taking advantage of the inaccessible Wild West nature of the region.
Information on how many people were killed in the shootout and their identities was not immediately available. Rumors that Guzman might be among the dead quickly spread through social media and into some Mexican news reports.
Guzman commands the oldest and most powerful Mexican drug-trafficking organization, the Sinaloa cartel, named for the Pacific Mexican state that is the historic cradle of local drug production. It may well be the largest such operation in the world.
A fugitive since he escaped from a maximum-security prison in 2001, supposedly by hiding in a laundry cart, Guzman has routinely been listed by Forbes magazine as among the world’s richest people. His latest wife, whom he married when she was an 18-year-old beauty queen, recently gave birth to twin girls in the Los Angeles area.
U.S. and Mexican authorities have a $5-mllion-plus bounty on his head. The search for Guzman has reached near mythic proportions, with reported sightings and Hollywood-style near-missed captures.
The Guatemalan newspaper Prensa Libre quoted that country’s interior minister, Mauricio Lopez Bonilla, as saying that forensic teams were traveling to the location to attempt to identify any dead and determine whether Guzman was among them. The Associated Press quoted an Interior Ministry spokeswoman as saying one of the dead apparently resembled Guzman.
“We cannot say it with certainty, but it might be him,” Lopez said, according to Prensa Libre.
The capture or killing of Guzman has long been the Holy Grail of the Mexican drug war, akin to eliminating an Al Capone or a John Dillinger. His demise could throw the Sinaloa cartel, which has hundreds of cells in California and other parts of the United States, into disarray, although it is also likely that the savvy businessman has established a clear line of succession.
Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, asked as he left an event whether Guzman had been killed in the gun battle, said he was in contact with Guatemalan authorities to establish the identities of the dead.
“We still don’t have any information,” he said.
Prensa Libre said at least three people were killed in the skirmish, which it described as a clash between rival drug gangs.

Nicolas Maduro wins

After a tense wait for the late delivery of the first results, the Venezuela's National Electoral Council (CNE) announced that it was the official candidate, Nicolás Maduro, who won the presidential elections in the country with 50.66% of votes .The president of Venezuela's electoral body, Tibisay Lucena Ramírez, who thus won his main rival, opposition leader Henrique Capriles, who got 49.07% of the electorate.The delay and some allegations of irregularities from the opposition camp, had created an atmosphere of tension, not only within Venezuela, if not in the foreign media that followed this process.Also, through social networks, journalists and politicians, suggesting that the delay in the announcement of results, was due to the narrow margin between the two competitors, a fact finally confirmed.The head of the CNE said before the result is so closed talks with both candidates to let them know the situation and that the trend was irreversible.In this regard, Ramirez Lucena called for calm on the Venezuelan people to respect the election results.The president-elect was soon thanking the crowd who gathered at the Miraflores palace to celebrate the victory of Chavez."Today we can say that we have a fair electoral triumph, popular and constitutional." "To qualify you have to follow rules. And I said that if I lost by one vote handed power," said Maduro."Rest assured that if the CNE had said that another candidate had won would be here sticking up (...) because this constitution has been built with our fists," he said.Maduro said he had received a call two hours before his speech. "Two hours ago the opposition candidate wanted to talk to me. I said there are some results, you know what they are."Capriles said he proposed pact "and knowing what the decision of the people. But I said no, because I respect my voters, to his, to all.'s Why there can be no agreement between us."Minutes later Henrique Capriles said it will not recognize the figures released by the CNE."I want to tell my people that I deal not with lies and corruption, my covenant is with God and with the Venezuelans. I say this because Maduro said that there was a deal here. I tell them I do not deal with illegitimacy, with those who feel that they are not legitimate."We told the government that we have a different result which has been released today, for the sake of democracy we want to do an audit because we are talking about a tiny difference.""We want to tell the big loser Maduro today you are and what you represent."Defrayed nearly 19 million VenezuelansOn Sunday, about 19 million Venezuelans participated in the election of Hugo Chavez's successor, who died last March after ruling the country for 14 years.In these early elections clashed dolphin Chavez, Nicolas Maduro, who served as acting president despite questions of legitimacy, and opposition leader Henrique Capriles.The current acting president promised hospitals, build a new baseball stadium and a football in Caracas, a national mining fund, road widening, cable car and three wage increases this year, which total up to 45% will raise the minimum wage 2047 bolivars (about $ 324), among others.Meanwhile, Capriles, who has questioned the "regaladera" by the current administration allies in other countries, said that expected, with private support, the construction of 200,000 homes per year.Also a general wage increase of 40% and adjusted by the same percentage pensions, and the creation of a fund for medicines for pensioners, among other promises.Whoever wins, the new president will receive a country with a complex economic situation, which contrasts with its oil revenues and doubts fulfilling many promises inherited from the recently concluded campaign electoral.Tras a tense wait, the delay in the Delivery of the first results, the Venezuela's National Electoral Council (CNE) announced that it was the official candidate, Nicolás Maduro, who won the presidential elections in the country with 50.66% of the votes.The president of Venezuela's electoral body, Tibisay Lucena Ramírez, who thus won his main rival, opposition leader Henrique Capriles, who got 49.07% of the electorate.The delay and some allegations of irregularities from the opposition camp, had created an atmosphere of tension, not only within Venezuela, if not in the foreign media that followed this process.Also, through social networks, journalists and politicians, suggesting that the delay in the announcement of results, was due to the narrow margin between the two competitors, a fact finally confirmed.The head of the CNE said before the result is so closed talks with both candidates to let them know the situation and that the trend was irreversible.In this regard, Ramirez Lucena called for calm on the Venezuelan people to respect the election results.The president-elect was soon thanking the crowd who gathered at the Miraflores palace to celebrate the victory of Chavez."Today we can say that we have a fair electoral triumph, popular and constitutional." "To qualify you have to follow rules. And I said that if I lost by one vote handed power," said Maduro."Rest assured that if the CNE had said that another candidate had won would be here sticking up (...) because this constitution has been built with our fists," he said.Maduro said he had received a call two hours before his speech. "Two hours ago the opposition candidate wanted to talk to me. I said there are some results, you know what they are."Capriles said he proposed pact "and knowing what the decision of the people. But I said no, because I respect my voters, to his, to all.'s Why there can be no agreement between us."Minutes later Henrique Capriles said it will not recognize the figures released by the CNE."I want to tell my people that I deal not with lies and corruption, my covenant is with God and with the Venezuelans. I say this because Maduro said that there was a deal here. I tell them I do not deal with illegitimacy, with those who feel that they are not legitimate."We told the government that we have a different result which has been released today, for the sake of democracy we want to do an audit because we are talking about a tiny difference.""We want to tell the big loser Maduro today you are and what you represent."Defrayed nearly 19 million Venezuelans

On Sunday, about 19 million Venezuelans participated in the election of Hugo Chavez's successor, who died last March after ruling the country for 14 years.In these early elections clashed dolphin Chavez, Nicolas Maduro, who served as acting president despite questions of legitimacy, and opposition leader Henrique Capriles.The current acting president promised hospitals, build a new baseball stadium and a football in Caracas, a national mining fund, road widening, cable car and three wage increases this year, which total up to 45% will raise the minimum wage 2047 bolivars (about $ 324), among others.Meanwhile, Capriles, who has questioned the "regaladera" by the current administration allies in other countries, said that expected, with private support, the construction of 200,000 homes per year.Also a general wage increase of 40% and adjusted by the same percentage pensions, and the creation of a fund for medicines for pensioners, among other promises.Whoever wins, the new president will receive a country with a complex economic situation, which contrasts with its oil revenues and doubts fulfilling many promises inherited from the recently concluded election campaign.

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Chile to Barrick project

The Chilean courts halted construction of Pascua Lama project by Canada's Barrick Gold in Chile and Argentina border, one of the largest gold mines in the world, to host a claim indigenous communities who reported environmental violations, the court yesterday .

The Appeal Court accepted an appeal court Copiapó indigenous communities diaguitas he accused of serious environmental irregularities to the mining project, linked to the destruction of glaciers and water pollution.

"We have not been notified by the Court of this measure, making it impossible for us to comment the content or implications. Once we are notified, we will review in detail and define the appropriate actions, "said Rodrigo Jimenez Castellanos, Vice President of Corporate Affairs for Barrick Gold.

Should effectively suspend the activities in order of Chilean justice, Barrick Gold continue its activities on the Argentine side, Lama.

"No wonder at all and we feel good that you were able, through a judicial body, while Pascua Lama suspend tasks effectively comply with all charges that the Superintendent of Environment had already done," said Interior Minister Andrew Chadwick.

Jana Kramer all about her, Jana Kramer photos

Jana Rae Kramer (born December 2, 1983) is an American actress and country music singer. She is best known for her role as Alex Dupre on the television series, One Tree Hill. Kramer began a country music career in 2012 with the single "Why Ya Wanna", from her self-titled debut album for Elektra Records.
Kramer was born in Detroit, Michigan, to Nora and Martin Kramer. She grew up in the town of Rochester, Michigan, where she attended Rochester Adams High School.[1] She speaks some German. 
In 2002, Kramer made her acting debut in the low-budget independent Horror film Dead/Undead. The following year Kramer guest appeared on All My Children which was marked as Kramer's television debut. Kramer has since continued to appear in a number of television shows such as CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Grey's Anatomy, Private Practice and CSI: NY. She has also had small supporting roles in films such as Click, Prom Night and Spring Breakdown.
In 2007, Kramer appeared in a recurring role on the NBC sports drama television series Friday Night Lights. Jana played the role of Noelle Davenport in the series second season. In 2008 Kramer appeared in The CW teen drama series 90210 a reboot of the 1990s teen drama television series Beverly Hills 90210. Kramer played the role of high school student Portia Ranson and made her debut in the first seasons second episode "The Jet Set". Her role went on for six episodes and Kramer made her final appearance in "The Party's Over" which aired May 5, 2009.
In 2009, Kramer appeared on the HBO dramedy television series Entourage. Kramer played the role of a sorority girl who seduces the character Turtle played by Jerry Ferrara and appeared in four episodes.
In June 2009, it was announced Kramer would star in The CW drama television series seventh season of One Tree Hill. Kramer played the role of Alex Dupre an Actress and tabloid darling who becomes the new face of Brooke Davis's fashion line "Clothes Over Bros" and creates havoc for the residents of Tree Hill. Kramer made her first appearance in the seasons first episode. Initially Kramer's appearance on the show was meant to be in a recurring form but Kramer's role was upgraded as a series regular by the premiere of the seasons fourteenth episode "Family Affair". In March 2012, Kramer announced she would not return in a regular form for the shows ninth and final season to pursue her music career. Kramer made her final appearance in the second episode of the ninth season "In the Room Where You Sleep" which aired on January 18, 2012.
In F ebruary 2011, Kramer signed a recording contract with Elektra Records. That same month she premiered her promo track, "I Won't Give Up", which premiered in the One Tree Hill episode "Holding Out for a Hero", was released the following day exclusively on iTunes and Amazon. The song reached number 75 on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart. The following month Kramer began work on her debut album. Country music producer Scott Hendricks produced the majority of the record. In April 2011, Kramer released another promo track titled, "Whiskey" which she also performed on One Tree Hill. The song reached number 99 on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart on digital sales alone. 
In February 2012, Kramer was cast as the protagonist in the independent drama film Heart of the Country. Kramer will play the role of a privileged young woman Faith Carraday,[4] a young woman who is following her show-biz dreams who leaves her life behind to rural North Carolina after her husband is jailed for Wall Street fraud. Kramer is also attached to a horror film named The Gatekeeper.
On January 16, 2012, Kramer released her official debut single, "Why Ya Wanna". Kramer premiered the official music video directed by Kristin Barlowe on February 6, 2012. The song peaked at number 52 on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart and number 3 on the US Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. "Whiskey" is the album's second official single.
On June 1, 2012, made her first ever televised live performance on Fox & Friends to promote her debut album. She performed, "Why Ya Wanna" in front of a crowd of fans in New York City, New York. On June 5, 2012, Kramer released her self-titled debut album Jana Kramer. The record received positive reviews from critics with many praising Kramer's vocal performance.

On December 22, 2009, Kramer became engaged to actor Johnathon Schaech. The couple met on the set Prom Night and appeared as a couple in the film Laid to Rest. They were married on July 4, 2010, in Glen Arbor, Michigan. However, the marriage lasted over a little more than a month before the couple separated.
It was announced in September 2012 that Kramer was dating country music singer Brantley Gilbert. They had kept their relationship quiet for about eight months before the announcement. The couple got engaged on January 20, 2013, which is also his birthday.