Roberto Ruiz

Fuck, how are they so calm? No, on the subject of normalization, saying, man, they are bombing every half hour. And then, as time goes by, you understand a little more of what is happening, but they are in an active war zone. And you saw that the activity continued. Well, as if nothing, right? Even the issue of tourism, which was reduced to nothing.

Fuck, how are they so calm? No, on the subject of normalization, saying, man, they are bombing every half hour. And then, as time goes by, you understand a little more of what is happening, but they are in an active war zone. And you saw that the activity continued. Well, as if nothing, right? Even the issue of tourism, which was reduced to nothing.

I saw it in Jerusalem with the Holy Sepulchre, for example, which is three hours in a row and that today there is no one because nobody wants to approach Israel right now because they are at war and there are bombings. But the normality is like the one that maybe we live in Mexico.

I saw it in Jerusalem with the Holy Sepulchre, for example, which is three hours in a row and that today there is no one because nobody wants to approach Israel right now because they are at war and there are bombings. But the normality is like the one that maybe we live in Mexico.

And if today you ask Culiacán, it is to say, how do you continue your life in the middle of the shootings between the Chapitos and the Mayitos? Well, because I have to continue living, right? That was my first Madrasa. We saw your stories. Just to finish with the...

And if today you ask Culiacán, it is to say, how do you continue your life in the middle of the shootings between the Chapitos and the Mayitos? Well, because I have to continue living, right? That was my first Madrasa. We saw your stories. Just to finish with the...

It's not that easy because Israel, you already lived it. Well, you tell me, they check you up to the article, right? And the big issue or my worst enemy is my passport, because six years ago I went to Sharia, a technology event, And part of the scales was to get to Jordan and to the Emirate to cover this. Exactly.

It's not that easy because Israel, you already lived it. Well, you tell me, they check you up to the article, right? And the big issue or my worst enemy is my passport, because six years ago I went to Sharia, a technology event, And part of the scales was to get to Jordan and to the Emirate to cover this. Exactly.

And since I came from Arab countries and all the Muslim and the Arab for the Israelis, you put them like that. Then they put a yellow stamp on me, which is double review. An hour and a half of interview, one and again the same questions to see what you come to. I come to do journalism. Nerves of lead, right? And the other, and where are you? And they ask you directly, what is your position?

And since I came from Arab countries and all the Muslim and the Arab for the Israelis, you put them like that. Then they put a yellow stamp on me, which is double review. An hour and a half of interview, one and again the same questions to see what you come to. I come to do journalism. Nerves of lead, right? And the other, and where are you? And they ask you directly, what is your position?

Mi postura es lo más neutral posible, yo que vengo a narrar el conflicto que está viviendo, o los conflictos en Medio Oriente, desde el punto de vista... Y de alguna manera esas entrevistas, yo me pongo bien nervioso en Estados Unidos, imagínate.

Mi postura es lo más neutral posible, yo que vengo a narrar el conflicto que está viviendo, o los conflictos en Medio Oriente, desde el punto de vista... Y de alguna manera esas entrevistas, yo me pongo bien nervioso en Estados Unidos, imagínate.

Amables o rudísimos? Amables o rudísimos? Amables o rudísimos? Amables o rudísimos? Amables o rudísimos? Amables o rudísimos? Amables o rudísimos? So, no, to what you are going specifically, who invites you. Besides, I was invited to an event, an organization called Latin Press, which brought together 10 journalists from different countries just so they could live what is happening.

Amables o rudísimos? Amables o rudísimos? Amables o rudísimos? Amables o rudísimos? Amables o rudísimos? Amables o rudísimos? Amables o rudísimos? So, no, to what you are going specifically, who invites you. Besides, I was invited to an event, an organization called Latin Press, which brought together 10 journalists from different countries just so they could live what is happening.

And when you answer someone and you buy your ticket, someone else didn't buy it for me. So, six red San Jerónimo flags. Eternal.

And when you answer someone and you buy your ticket, someone else didn't buy it for me. So, six red San Jerónimo flags. Eternal.

Those are the papers that give you the entry of the yellow and the green that they give you and you have to bring it and not lose it for nothing in the world, because in reality you have to deliver it. But they do not seal so that there is no record.

Those are the papers that give you the entry of the yellow and the green that they give you and you have to bring it and not lose it for nothing in the world, because in reality you have to deliver it. But they do not seal so that there is no record.

If it weren't for the patronage parties of my people, they would say out there, right? to enter the most conflictive zone because it is due to the power they have of armament, they do not come, they do not cross the country. It is difficult for this type of missiles to arrive from Lebanon to Tel Aviv.

If it weren't for the patronage parties of my people, they would say out there, right? to enter the most conflictive zone because it is due to the power they have of armament, they do not come, they do not cross the country. It is difficult for this type of missiles to arrive from Lebanon to Tel Aviv.