The Latest: Mexico says 2 buses arrive at border crossing

TECUN UMAN, Guatemala (AP) — The Latest on a caravan of Central American migrants hoping to reach the United States (all times local):

3:45 p.m.

The head of Mexico’s federal police says the first two buses have arrived at the Mexico-Guatemala border crossing so that immigration officials can take women, children and seniors away to be processed safely.

Manelich Castilla tells Milenio TV it is part of their plan to process the 3,000 some migrants who are trying to enter Mexico from Guatemala.

But at the bridge migrants, who have formed orderly lines, are refusing to board the buses fearing that they will simply be deported.

Some are chanting “Walk! Walk!” insisting that they prefer to continue on foot.

Manelich also blamed people who were not part of the caravan for attacking police with powerful firecrackers and rocks…..

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CEO of mining company tears into analysts during rant

The CEO of a mining company exploded at Wall Street analysts on Friday, saying they don’t know how to read financial reports and should quit their jobs.

“You guys should resign for your lack of knowledge of things,” said Lourenco Goncalves, the CEO of Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. “You are a disaster. You are an embarrassment to your parents.”

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The Latest: Trump: US could consider sanctions for Khashoggi

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Hezbollah leader calls on Saudi Arabia to end war in Yemen

BEIRUT (AP) — The leader of Lebanon’s Hezbollah has called on Saudi Arabia to make a “courageous” decision and end the fighting in Yemen, saying the alleged killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Turkey has tarnished the kingdom’s image to an unprecedented degree.

Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah said in a speech in Beirut Friday that “the international cover” for the war in Yemen has begun to collapse.

“Saudi Arabia’s image worldwide is the worst in its history,” Nasrallah said, referring to the Khashoggi case.

Saudi Arabia backs Yemen’s internationally recognized government and has since March 2015 led a coalition battling the country’s Iran-backed Shiite rebels, known as Houthis.

Yemen’s stalemated three-year war has killed over 10,000 people and devastated the country’s infrastructure. The Saudi-led coalition faces widespread international criticism over airstrikes that kill civilians.

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