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[00:00:00] my promise is that next week we are going to do a complete
[00:00:03] analysis of what
[00:00:07] these exercises are that we have carried out through the different agencies and
[00:00:11] one more that the president commented on today has to do
[00:00:15] with what we have called the figure, well, not us, that's what they are called,
[00:00:18] that's how they are known, the figure of trolls
[00:00:21] that, unlike bots, which are
[00:00:24] these false accounts that appear
[00:00:28] in what is now X, well, they are
[00:00:32] robotized and function in a massive way, there are others
[00:00:35] that are trolls that are actually these that spread,
[00:00:39] they spread certain messages
[00:00:43] that are later taken up in the narratives and many times
[00:00:46] the idea is to generate trends, we are going to do an
[00:00:50] analysis here of what these trolls are that we have
[00:00:53] commented on here many times, but we are going to do a more
[00:00:57] this network works.
[00:01:01] in especially
[00:01:04] in X, not only, but
[00:01:07] especially in X precisely to be able
[00:01:09] to establish trends that
[00:01:13] are often far from the actual reality,
[00:01:17] so with great pleasure, the two commitments for next Wednesday and we will
[00:01:21] close here with the last
[00:01:22] question,
[00:01:32] it seems surprising how these basic principles of journalism
[00:01:36] are being debated today, whether it's issuing a
[00:01:40] code of ethics, distinguishing opinion from information from
[00:01:43] advertising, this and several efforts
[00:01:46] have already been made by the government to explain this publicly, but still
[00:01:50] persists that narrative perception
[00:01:54] that it will be censorship, what
[00:01:57] else would have to be done to generate trust and for the citizens
[00:02:00] to really know what the rights of the audiences are and
[00:02:04] regarding this, do you think that the task of explaining these rights corresponds
[00:02:07] only to the government or should
[00:02:11] breath of universities or journalistic organizations and
[00:02:13] even media also join in strengthening this
[00:02:16] media literacy for the population that is not only about
[00:02:19] the rights of audiences but, as explained before, about
[00:02:23] distinguishing even bots or campaigns on social networks, thank you, I think
[00:02:27] it's a task for everyone and I think our country has advanced a lot,
[00:02:31] it has not only been limited to the
[00:02:33] they use violence and fear to government, there is a public debate around these issues, and
[00:02:37] that's good, it's about the
[00:02:40] academy, as you rightly point out, collectives, the
[00:02:43] citizens themselves getting involved and generating
[00:02:47] awareness of what truthful
[00:02:50] information means, the right to
[00:02:53] truthful information, a recognized
[00:02:56] constitutional right and what the mechanisms should be.
[00:03:00] without falling into censorship, guaranteeing freedom of
[00:03:02] expression, so that this exists in our country, because
[00:03:06] it is a topic of discussion in many countries and in
[00:03:10] many democracies, especially now with
[00:03:14] new platforms that disseminate
[00:03:17] information from social networks, but I agree
[00:03:20] with you that it is incredible, incredible to think that at
[00:03:24] this point, talking about radio and television,
[00:03:28] we are... let's say debating as
[00:03:31] if this were a new issue, as if the rights of
[00:03:35] audiences had just emerged yesterday and
[00:03:38] as if it were censorship, something so
[00:03:42] elementary as differentiating advertising and
[00:03:45] news, this is already
[00:03:49] very advanced, not only in the debate
[00:03:53] in our country.
[00:03:56] Next, News 14.
[00:04:14] The murder of influencer César Gastelum during a
[00:04:18] live broadcast in Culiacán is now being investigated by federal
[00:04:21] authorities, one of the lines of investigation points to
[00:04:24] publications related to a criminal group, we will have all the
[00:04:28] details about this information. information and Mexico is preparing for one of
[00:04:32] the largest reforestation campaigns in its history, this
[00:04:35] August 9, thousands of volunteers will plant more than 6 million
[00:04:38] trees throughout our country, this with the support of new technologies such as
[00:04:42] drones to reach the most difficult areas, we will
[00:04:45] also tell you about these details and UNAM will
[00:04:49] go for more controls, it canceled the contract with the company that applied the online
[00:04:52] admission exam, this after detecting anomalies, you
[00:04:55] know what we are talking about, it also published the minimum scores
[00:04:59] for the in-person control exam that thousands of applicants will
[00:05:02] take next week and international
[00:05:05] topics, Brazil raised tensions with Argentina by withdrawing its
[00:05:09] ambassador in Buenos Aires, this after new attacks from. We will
[00:05:13] also tell you that
[00:05:17] there are new accusations shaking FIFA, a British newspaper assures that
[00:05:20] Jani Infantino would have offered Morocco the 2030 World
[00:05:24] Cup final, this in exchange for support to remain in the
[00:05:28] presidency of this organization, we will also
[00:05:31] have all the details, with this and much more we start News
[00:05:34] 14.
[00:05:36] Well, yes,
[00:05:59] much to review to better understand the world we
[00:06:03] live in, so we are here accompanying you from News
[00:06:06] 14, how are you Aurora, very well, Ritabreo, a pleasure to be with you this
[00:06:10] Wednesday, there is a lot of information, especially information that
[00:06:13] will surely interest our audience, which, as you say, we have prepared with
[00:06:17] great pleasure and with great rigor also for you, that's right, here
[00:06:21] is the entire news team to show
[00:06:24] a whole series of research works also
[00:06:27] verified of course that you can
[00:06:31] comment on and present your point of view, here they will
[00:06:34] appear there, look they are
[00:06:37] there the address so that you can
[00:06:40] communicate how you are, what do you want to talk about and how you see this
[00:06:44] news program, we are here to read you, that's right, so
[00:06:47] at @canal14 you can follow us and if you like, let's start
[00:06:50] with all the details, that's right we start, well,
[00:06:54] first we will say that the security cabinet is investigating the murder of
[00:06:58] influencer César Gastelum, which occurred on Tuesday
[00:07:01] night while he was doing a live broadcast in Culiacán
[00:07:04] Sinaloa, in the investigations no line of
[00:07:08] investigation is ruled out, among them the publications in which the
[00:07:11] content creator made reference to a faction of the
[00:07:14] Sinaloa cartel, so federal authorities are
[00:07:18] coordinating with the Sinaloa prosecutor's office to clarify
[00:07:21] the facts. The attack was carried out by two armed subjects who
[00:07:24] were traveling on a motorcycle. The security cabinet indicates that
[00:07:28] part of the lines of investigation are precisely the publications of the
[00:07:32] content creator that make reference to a criminal
[00:07:35] group. Surveillance cameras are already being reviewed to find the
[00:07:38] perpetrators of the attack, as so far there are no
[00:07:42] arrests, President Claudia Sheinbow
[00:07:46] lamented what happened and said that those responsible must be
[00:07:49] arrested. Gastelum created content for sites
[00:07:53] like TikTok and Instagram, platforms on which
[00:07:56] he uploaded videos that showed luxury
[00:07:59] cars and a very peculiar
[00:08:01] lifestyle.
[00:08:05] And regarding this case, social networks can also become a showcase for
[00:08:09] crime, behind the luxury, the millions of followers, the fame,
[00:08:13] authorities are already investigating how some influencers had been
[00:08:16] used to move drug trafficking money, here is the
[00:08:19] story.
[00:08:23] On January 9, 2025, an airplane surprised the inhabitants of
[00:08:27] Culiacán. Unidentified subjects dropped
[00:08:30] thousands of flyers with several faces well known by Sinaloa
[00:08:33] society. 24 names and
[00:08:37] photographs of YouTubers, influencers and singers like Peso
[00:08:40] Pluma. They were accused of money laundering, being
[00:08:44] fronts and working in general for the "chapitos" faction of the
[00:08:47] Sinaloa cartel. The flyer had the acronyms MF, alluding to Mallito
[00:08:51] Flaco, the leader of the rival faction, the
[00:08:55] Mayitos. At least four influencers have already been
[00:08:58] murdered, however, the list is
[00:09:01] longer.
[00:09:03] The flyer was topped by Marco
[00:09:06] Eduardo Castro Cárdenas, a young man who began
[00:09:09] creating content in 2019 about his lifestyle,
[00:09:13] luxury cars, trips, mansions,
[00:09:17] beautiful women and designer clothes, followed by his
[00:09:20] brothers Kevin and Gail, the latter was murdered weeks
[00:09:23] after that airplane flight when leaving a restaurant in
[00:09:26] Ensenada, he received 15
[00:09:28] bullet wounds.
[00:09:32] After Gail, Camilo Ochoa, an influencer known as "El Alucin," was executed
[00:09:35] in Morelos. He claimed to have been a plaza boss for the
[00:09:39] Sinaloa cartel in Mazatlán and supposedly had managed to get out of the
[00:09:43] mafioso world to become an
[00:09:44] entrepreneur.
[00:09:48] Gail and "El Alucin" are part of a group of influencers and celebrities who
[00:09:52] have gained fame on social networks and platforms,
[00:09:55] characters who have found in their fame and digital spaces a
[00:09:59] multi-million dollar business, under the protection of drug
[00:10:01] cartels.
[00:10:04] The money laundering scheme is relatively simple:
[00:10:08] cartels transfer funds from their criminal activities
[00:10:12] to influencers' accounts to artificially inflate the
[00:10:15] number of followers and metrics. Digital
[00:10:18] platforms process these statistics as real
[00:10:21] traffic and pay royalties with legitimate money, which
[00:10:25] ends up being delivered to criminal organizations.
[00:10:27] These profiles also
[00:10:31] collect large sums of money through raffles
[00:10:34] and giveaways of cars, jewelry, designer clothes and other
[00:10:38] properties. All of this, while normalizing violence
[00:10:42] and narco-culture.
[00:10:45] In recent years, after the kidnapping of Mayo Zambada, at least five
[00:10:48] other influencers have been murdered in Sinaloa.
[00:10:51] Juan Carlos, known as El Chilango, murdered on October
[00:10:55] 19, 2024. Mibel Bibanco, El Jasper, was
[00:10:58] executed in November 2024. Lobardo
[00:11:01] Ispuru, El Gordo Peruchi on December 9, Adrián
[00:11:05] Antonio López Iribe on December 13, and the most
[00:11:08] recent case, this August 4, César
[00:11:11] Gastelum.
[00:11:14] Among the influencers allegedly related to organized crime
[00:11:18] groups, there is also the case of Valeria Márquez, who was murdered
[00:11:21] precisely while she was broadcasting live on social networks. The
[00:11:25] investigations indicate that the murder would have been ordered by her
[00:11:28] ex-partner, Francisco Álvarez. Francisco is the son of Ramón
[00:11:32] Álvarez, a high-ranking member of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel,
[00:11:36] recently arrested and accused of being the mastermind behind the murder of Uruapan Mayor
[00:11:39] Carlos Manzo.
[00:11:42] Before her murder, Valerie had made several comments on her social
[00:11:45] networks about threats she had received from her
[00:11:56] And with the fight against organized crime at the center of the agenda between Mexico and
[00:12:00] the United States, Washington increased pressure against the Jalisco New
[00:12:03] Generation cartel, now offering millionaire rewards for its main
[00:12:07] leaders and tightening sanctions against its closest
[00:12:09] circle.
[00:12:17] The United States government offered more than 100 million
[00:12:21] dollars in rewards for the main leaders of the Jalisco
[00:12:24] New Generation
[00:12:25] cartel.
[00:12:30] The Department of Justice raised the reward for the new
[00:12:34] leader of the criminal organization, Juan Carlos Valencia
[00:12:37] González, "El 03" or "El Pelón," from five to 25 million
[00:12:41] dollars. He took control after the death of Nemesio Oseguera
[00:12:44] Cervantes, "El Mencho," on February 22.
[00:12:47] Attorney General Todd Blanche
[00:12:50] stated that the criminal organization is responsible for
[00:12:53] countless deaths of Americans. He assured that
[00:12:58] maintain control over drug trafficking to the United States,
[00:13:02] including cocaine, methamphetamine, and
[00:13:05] fentanyl. These cartel members have been charged with a range of
[00:13:08] crimes, including running drug networks, organizing highly
[00:13:12] trained hitmen responsible for murders and attempted
[00:13:15] assassinations, procuring weapons, money
[00:13:19] laundering, and deadly drug manufacturing and
[00:13:21] distribution. Other targets are Audias Flores,
[00:13:25] "El Jardinero," who is being prosecuted in Altiplano, Julio Alberto
[00:13:28] Castillo Rodríguez, "El Chorro," Gonzalo Mendoza Gaetán, "El
[00:13:31] Sapo," Ricardo Ruiz Velasco, "El Doble R" or "El Tripa,"
[00:13:35] Carlos Andrés Rivera Varela, "La Firma," Julio César
[00:13:39] Montero Pinzón, "El Tarjetas," and his half-sister
[00:13:42] Griselda Margarita Redondo
[00:13:44] Pinzón. In addition, visa restrictions were imposed
[00:13:48] on 65 relatives or close personal or business partners
[00:13:52] of people linked to the Jalisco New Generation
[00:13:55] cartel. 26 of the 65
[00:13:58] sanctioned individuals already had valid visas, which have now been
[00:14:02] revoked. The United States government indicated that Juan
[00:14:05] Carlos Valencia González, "El 03," is the number
[00:14:19] Jalisco New Generation cartel that the United States
[00:14:22] is looking for? Juan Carlos González, "El 03"
[00:14:26] or "El Pelón," stands out. He took control of the cartel
[00:14:29] after the death of his stepfather Nemesio Rubén Oseguera
[00:14:33] Cervantes, "El Mencho," on February 22
[00:14:36] in Tapalpa, Jalisco.
[00:14:40] He was born in the United States in September 1984. He is the son
[00:14:43] of Armando Valencia Cornelio, "El Maradona," who was leader of the
[00:14:47] Millennium Cartel, and Rosalinda González Valencia, who later
[00:14:51] married "El Mencho." He is accused of drug
[00:14:53] trafficking, criminal association, homicide,
[00:14:57] weapons possession, money laundering, among others.
[00:15:00] "El 03" formed two of the most bloodthirsty armed wings of the Jalisco
[00:15:04] New Generation Cartel, the Deltas and the Elite Group.
[00:15:07] Until his arrest last April, Audias Flores Silva,
[00:15:11] "El Jardinero," coordinated cells of cartel hitmen,
[00:15:15] also operating in Nayarit, Jalisco, Michoacán, and
[00:15:18] Zacatecas. He supervised synthetic drug laboratories,
[00:15:21] as well as aircraft and clandestine airstrips. He is currently
[00:15:25] being prosecuted in the Altiplano prison. Also identified
[00:15:29] is Hugo González Mendoza Gaitán, alias "El Sapo"
[00:15:32] or "El 90." He is a regional boss in Jalisco, Nayarit, and
[00:15:36] Zacatecas. He is responsible for the recruitment and
[00:15:39] training of hitmen, linked, among others, to the
[00:15:42] Isaguirre Ranch in Teuchitlán. "El Sapo" is one
[00:15:45] of the most wanted by the DEA. The list includes
[00:15:49] Julio Alberto Castillo Rodríguez, "El Chorro." He was married
[00:15:52] to one of "El Mencho's" daughters, Jessica Joana Oseguera
[00:15:55] González. He is a financial operator of the criminal
[00:15:59] organization. He is in charge of the acquisition of chemical
[00:16:02] precursors for manufacturing synthetic drugs. He operated in
[00:16:06] Jalisco and in Lima. Also mentioned is Ricardo Ruiz Velasco,
[00:16:10] known as "El Doble R" or "El Tripa," one of the
[00:16:14] high-ranking operators of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel. He is in
[00:16:17] charge of controlling Guadalajara and surrounding areas. His security
[00:16:21] and hitmen group includes former Guatemalan and
[00:16:24] Colombian military personnel. The United States government identifies
[00:16:28] him as the material author of attacks against Mexican
[00:16:31] police.
[00:16:41] Does offering rewards for the arrest of organized
[00:16:45] crime members really work? Some US government officials
[00:16:48] seem to believe it does and made a big media announcement offering 100
[00:16:52] million dollars for various targets of the so-called Jalisco
[00:16:56] New Generation cartel. The
[00:16:59] notable absentees, as always, from this list of people for whom a reward
[00:17:02] is offered are people whom the Bureau of
[00:17:06] Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms of the United States certainly
[00:17:09] knows are trafficking weapons from the United States to
[00:17:13] Mexico. These are not only Mexican citizens; with
[00:17:16] great certainty we can affirm that the arms trafficking network that makes
[00:17:20] much of the violence of organized
[00:17:23] crime in Mexico possible is based on the relationships that
[00:17:27] US citizens have with Mexican
[00:17:29] criminals. It would be worth analyzing whether this reward, which
[00:17:33] is almost equivalent to what the US government itself has
[00:17:36] paid in 40 years for this reward program,
[00:17:40] is really an announcement designed
[00:17:43] to go after these targets, or
[00:17:46] simply a media announcement. We also say this because for many
[00:17:49] years, several years, a similar reward was offered for
[00:17:53] "El Mencho" Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, and the Mexican government did not need this
[00:17:57] economic incentive to act and try to
[00:18:00] capture him, eventually neutralizing him. We also talked about the
[00:18:04] arrest of R1 and the arrest of "El
[00:18:07] Jardinero," this person who is already imprisoned and was arrested by the
[00:18:11] Mexican government, but for whom the US government offers information to
[00:18:14] strengthen the case against him. It is doubtful
[00:18:18] that without attacking both sides of the problem in all its aspects, this
[00:18:22] reward program will be successful. What is successful
[00:18:25] and Mexico has insisted on is the freezing of assets, money
[00:18:29] laundering on the other side of the border. It is an action that bilateral
[00:18:33] cooperation has emphasized again and again:
[00:18:36] the cessation of arms trafficking and the cessation of the flow
[00:18:40] of money laundering. Finally, it is worth noting that
[00:18:43] these reward programs and even the
[00:18:46] cancellation of visas for relatives only recognize one part of the
[00:18:50] problem. These criminal groups are not primarily
[00:18:53] family-based, they have partners, that is,
[00:18:56] criminals who are US citizens, and until these
[00:18:59] rewards or this approach, this emphasis of the
[00:19:03] US government to deal with its
[00:19:06] own citizens who commit crimes with as much energy and vigor as
[00:19:10] they do with Mexican citizens, then we could
[00:19:13] talk about true shared
[00:19:16] responsibility.
[00:19:18] More information from the National Palace.
[00:19:28] This morning, one of the biggest environmental actions of the
[00:19:32] year was presented: the national reforestation day that will gather thousands
[00:19:35] of volunteers to recover green areas throughout our
[00:19:39] country.
[00:19:40] 6.6 million
[00:19:47] trees will be planted throughout the country starting
[00:19:50] this Sunday, August 9, as part of the national
[00:19:54] reforestation day 2026, which
[00:19:57] will deploy human and technological resources like never before
[00:20:01] in favor of the environment. The goal is for this
[00:20:04] day to be every year. Not
[00:20:07] only 2026, but from
[00:20:11] now on, let's set a day each year where everyone
[00:20:15] reforests.
[00:20:16] From temperate forests to
[00:20:22] mangroves, more than 235,000
[00:20:25] volunteers will go out to the streets, plots and
[00:20:28] protected reserves to plant a tree and thus
[00:20:31] contribute to curbing climate change.
[00:20:34] The objective
[00:20:37] is 621 municipalities in the country and more than a thousand agrarian
[00:20:41] nuclei in more than 32,000 hectares with the planting of trees and
[00:20:44] plants to revive the natural lungs of Mexico. This
[00:20:48] time, tradition will unite technology as drones
[00:20:52] will be used to disperse protected seeds in the most
[00:20:55] vulnerable areas of the eastern and western sierras that
[00:20:59] cross the country. We have the great
[00:21:02] challenge of from here to 2030
[00:21:05] planting, we will be reforesting and conserving
[00:21:09] 1.5 billion plants and
[00:21:12] trees throughout Mexico. The importance of this
[00:21:16] day lies in the fact that 70% of the national territory has
[00:21:20] forest cover and 60% of ecosystems
[00:21:23] belong to ejidos and communities, but
[00:21:26] also what is sought is to combat deforestation, we have
[00:21:30] 2003, almost 204,000
[00:21:33] hectares per year that are deforested for thousands of
[00:21:37] reasons, for livestock, because
[00:21:40] buildings or hotels
[00:21:42] are built, the second is forest fires,
[00:21:46] normally we have almost 846,000 hectares...
[00:21:50] and 62,000 hectares have been affected by pests and well,
[00:21:54] of course, the greatest challenge we have in Mexico today
[00:21:58] is illegal logging, so efforts require the
[00:22:01] participation of authorities and the population, we are all
[00:22:05] inviting you to stay tuned, to spread the
[00:22:08] importance of the commitment and defense of
[00:22:11] nature and for future generations, that is why
[00:22:15] this August 9 we will demonstrate the love we have for
[00:22:18] the earth and we know... caring for nature,
[00:22:22] is also building well-being.
[00:22:25] Rosalía Vergara, Channel
[00:22:27] 14.
[00:22:31] Well, let's emphasize participation, precisely the governors
[00:22:34] of all federal entities will participate in this
[00:22:38] national reforestation day. The 32
[00:22:41] governors celebrated the initiative that addresses
[00:22:45] deforestation caused by fires, livestock, and construction of
[00:22:48] buildings, as we were just
[00:22:50] hearing, this
[00:22:54] initiative comes at the ideal time and
[00:22:57] represents a
[00:23:01] fresh air for this effort we are
[00:23:04] making to recover the lost forest
[00:23:07] heritage, to tell you that we are already super
[00:23:11] prepared for this national reforestation day,
[00:23:14] to tell you that our participation will be with the 125
[00:23:18] municipalities because we want to exceed the goal, we, as you have
[00:23:21] said, want a transversal work, a coordinated
[00:23:24] work. The day will be held in coordination
[00:23:28] with research centers, universities, and communities. It is
[00:23:31] expected to replicate this exercise every year to achieve more than 1,500
[00:23:35] million plants and trees planted by
[00:23:38] 2030.
[00:23:41] And in other details, this debate continues around the guidelines for the
[00:23:45] rights of audiences, because, although they guarantee freedom of expression, there
[00:23:48] are opponents who insist that this is an act of censorship,
[00:23:52] questioned about this, President Claudia Sheinbow pointed out that there are
[00:23:55] communicators who invent news to discredit the government and
[00:23:59] that their annoyance is due to the fact that they are not paid to disseminate
[00:24:03] information, as was the case in the past,
[00:24:07] but it is part of
[00:24:09] a
[00:24:12] bond they have among themselves that they don't want
[00:24:16] the government, and why don't they want it? Because they don't get
[00:24:20] bribes, it's as simple as
[00:24:21] that,
[00:24:24] because we don't give money to a journalist, a
[00:24:27] reporter to say what we want them to
[00:24:31] say. She confirmed that there is government
[00:24:34] advertising in various media outlets, but this is separate from the old
[00:24:38] practices of buying off
[00:24:40] journalists themselves.
[00:24:42] There are resources that are distributed to media
[00:24:46] outlets based on their audiences,
[00:24:50] that is essentially the scheme. we take, there are some that we don't
[00:24:54] give, TV Azteca doesn't
[00:24:58] receive, uh,
[00:25:01] Reforma neither, El Universal
[00:25:03] neither,
[00:25:07] I say it
[00:25:08] openly,
[00:25:13] because also
[00:25:15] eh, specifically TV Azteca, well you know that it even has to
[00:25:19] finish paying its taxes as well, because that's how
[00:25:23] it should be.
[00:25:25] The issue was also debated among deputies and senators who confronted
[00:25:29] their positions, since some support that radio and
[00:25:33] television concessionaires have an audience defender, with an
[00:25:36] ethics code, with the mechanisms so that audiences can
[00:25:39] defend themselves in case their right to
[00:25:43] information is violated.
[00:25:47] When the staunch opposition speaks of that. to swear that
[00:25:51] means to silence a voice before it
[00:25:54] expresses itself, to protect audiences against
[00:25:57] common sense, which is what our transformation
[00:26:00] proposes.
[00:26:03] means to recognize their right to listen,
[00:26:06] contrast, reply and decide, to
[00:26:09] distinguish what is advertising from
[00:26:12] programming, to differentiate news
[00:26:15] information from opinion, to exercise
[00:26:19] the right of reply and to have ethics
[00:26:23] codes, to have a microphone with broad
[00:26:27] reach,
[00:26:29] does not grant immunity against...
[00:26:32] responsibility to inform with
[00:26:35] rigor,
[00:26:37] truth is a public good that belongs to
[00:26:41] all Mexicans, that is the core, that is what is at
[00:26:44] stake, that they will not be allowed to continue telling
[00:26:48] lies.
[00:26:51] For their part, opposition legislators accused attempts at
[00:26:54] censorship and against freedom of
[00:26:56] expression, that we
[00:26:59] cannot from public microphones.
[00:27:04] stigmatize journalists,
[00:27:07] it is necessary to guarantee that
[00:27:11] journalists, the media, can have
[00:27:15] the freedom to work in this
[00:27:17] country, the radio chamber
[00:27:21] also and television is also against it, all
[00:27:24] free media are against
[00:27:28] it, journalists are against
[00:27:31] it, communicators are against
[00:27:33] it because a censorship that is
[00:27:37] advancing is being built with your consent.
[00:27:40] There are the reactions of the opposition and in the face of the defense of audience rights, Senator
[00:27:44] Javier Corral explained in public versions with journalist
[00:27:48] Genaro Villamil that the rejection by concessionaires responds to
[00:27:52] particular interests. He recalled the importance of the telecommunications
[00:27:55] and broadcasting reform in 2013 to guarantee
[00:27:59] the rights of the population. Why have
[00:28:04] they articulated in these
[00:28:07] last days, a very clear campaign
[00:28:10] to say the same thing that has always been said when it
[00:28:14] comes to regulating rights in communication
[00:28:17] matters, that they try to exercise censorship,
[00:28:21] control, violations of freedom of expression, etc.
[00:28:25] The Constitution considers since
[00:28:28] 2013 broadcasting,
[00:28:32] radio and television and telecommunications as a public
[00:28:36] service, which must guarantee the entire
[00:28:39] population, therefore the constitution incorporated
[00:28:42] very important
[00:28:45] concepts, developed
[00:28:49] in a new section which is section B of article sixth of the
[00:28:53] constitution, the characteristics
[00:28:56] and rights in terms of broadcasting and
[00:28:59] telecommunications that citizens have as human
[00:29:02] rights, there it is
[00:29:05] placed as a duty of the
[00:29:09] state, to guarantee the rights
[00:29:12] of users,
[00:29:16] don't miss public versions, the battle for audience
[00:29:19] rights, interview with Javier Corral tonight at 8 pm
[00:29:23] on the Canal 14 channel and its social networks, as well as the
[00:29:26] digital platform MX Plus.
[00:29:30] The topic was also addressed in the weekly report of the lie
[00:29:34] detector:
[00:29:42] lies about contracts of the Welfare Secretariat and bad clandestine
[00:29:46] refineries are some of the false news that the lie detector
[00:29:49] found this week: one: main lines of
[00:29:53] misinformation about the general guidelines for the protection of audience
[00:29:56] rights repeated by presenters, columnists and media outlets
[00:30:00] (a) the guidelines. censor, b) the state
[00:30:04] will determine what is true and what is false, c) the government
[00:30:07] will sanction the content; d) jingles
[00:30:11] will be put up every time an opinion is expressed. President Shempon's administration
[00:30:15] presented the new guidelines to regulate
[00:30:18] / censor on radio and television. The model
[00:30:22] is clear, it obliges the media to accredit the
[00:30:25] veracity of its content. The state grants itself the power to
[00:30:29] determine what is true and what is not. It is the commission.
[00:30:33] of telecommunications, the regulatory commission that makes
[00:30:37] the decision to sanction those who have not accepted
[00:30:41] the positions they hold, the guidelines clearly state that
[00:30:45] jingles or screen curtains will have to be put up to
[00:30:47] distinguish between opinion and information,
[00:30:50] imagine your space, in which the information
[00:30:54] coming, sorry, this is information, sorry, this is my opinion,
[00:30:58] is clearly intertwined.