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[00:00:00] of communication: a) the guidelines seek to censor,
[00:00:03] b) the state will determine what is
[00:00:05] should have been handled true and what is false, c) the government will sanction content,
[00:00:08] d) a banner will be placed every time an
[00:00:12] opinion is expressed, the administration of President Sheman presented
[00:00:16] the new guidelines to
[00:00:17] regulate/censor
[00:00:20] on radio and television. The model is clear, it obliges the
[00:00:23] media to accredit the
[00:00:26] of artificial veracity of its content, the state grants itself the power to
[00:00:29] determine: what is true and what is not, it is the
[00:00:32] telecommunications commission, the regulatory commission
[00:00:35] that makes the decision to sanction
[00:00:39] those who have not accepted the positions they hold. The
[00:00:43] guidelines clearly state that a slates or
[00:00:46] banners will have to be placed to be able to distinguish between
[00:00:49] opinion and information,
[00:00:52] imagine your space, in which the information you
[00:00:56] give is clearly intertwined, good, sorry, this is information, sorry, this is my opinion,
[00:01:02] Lie. The general guidelines for the protection of audience rights
[00:01:06] in no case state that content should be sanctioned or that the
[00:01:09] state should determine what is true and what is not. The media
[00:01:13] will appoint their own audience advocates who will receive audience
[00:01:17] complaints, not the government. The media
[00:01:20] will be the ones to determine the complaint process,
[00:01:23] not the government. Two. El Universal and Chumel
[00:01:27] Torres stated that the Ministry of Welfare will spend
[00:01:31] 83 million pesos on food for meetings, so let's go
[00:01:33] to the Ministry of
[00:01:35] and then sought a civil court in Welfare, it will spend 83 million on
[00:01:38] scholarships for children so they can no, that's not true,
[00:01:42] on
[00:01:44] food, for them, tacos for them, lie, the Ministry of
[00:01:47] Welfare reported that the contract cited by media outlets establishes a
[00:01:51] minimum amount of 33 million pesos and a maximum of 83
[00:01:55] million pesos, so it is false to state that
[00:01:59] from the debt under the protection 83 million will be allocated for... In addition, it clarified that this is not for
[00:02:02] food, for meetings, but rather includes food for the nation's servants
[00:02:06] when they attend extraordinary situations derived from
[00:02:09] natural or social emergencies in the entities of the country.
[00:02:13] Three, Ciro Gómez Leiva and Manuel López San Martín reported the discovery of a
[00:02:17] clandestine refinery dedicated to the illegal processing of fuel in the
[00:02:20] municipality of Cuatepec, Veracruz. But also, what a strange circle,
[00:02:24] right? Clandestine refineries are built,
[00:02:28] nobody sees them, they start to...
[00:02:30] Lie. The security cabinet clarified on July
[00:02:34] 30 that the secured property in Cuatepec corresponds to a hydrocarbon
[00:02:37] storage center and not a refining
[00:02:40] facility. The property was placed under the custody of the National
[00:02:44] Guard while the Attorney General of the Republic carries out the
[00:02:47] corresponding investigations. Four. El
[00:02:50] in the afternoon in informative 14, Reforma stated that the profits of the CFE fell
[00:02:53] 31.7%. Lie. The Federal Electricity
[00:02:57] Commission reported that during the first semester of 2026,
[00:03:01] it achieved revenues of 332,229
[00:03:04] million pesos and operating profit grew
[00:03:07] by 15.2%, also noting that liquidity increased
[00:03:10] by 17.5%. Five: social media
[00:03:14] users stated that Chapultepec Castle was rented as a
[00:03:17] venue for a private wedding celebration. Lie. The
[00:03:21] achieve the desired score to National Institute of Anthropology and History clarified on July 29
[00:03:25] that the venue has not been rented for social events. The presence of a
[00:03:28] content creator at the site
[00:03:32] ethical criteria for the use of corresponded to a usual guided tour of public areas, an activity that is part of the museum's
[00:03:35] ordinary cultural offering and that strictly adheres to current
[00:03:39] that just on Tuesday, the president of regulations.
[00:03:40] vigente.
[00:03:46] by assuring that FIFA offered to help solve
[00:03:48] and this afternoon, in the right of reply, inaccurate information was responded to, this
[00:03:53] this accusation are added the complaints of regarding the rights of the audiences. Luisa María Alcalde, legal
[00:03:56] advisor to the presidency, explained that the guidelines currently under consultation
[00:04:00] he became the first seek to guarantee access to truthful information while protecting
[00:04:04] the plurality of ideas and the right of
[00:04:06] reply. The present guidelines
[00:04:10] may in no
[00:04:13] case be interpreted to restrict or limit the right to
[00:04:16] information, freedom of expression,
[00:04:19] programmatic freedom, editorial
[00:04:22] going to insist freedom, nor to exercise any type of
[00:04:25] censorship.
[00:04:27] During July, the approval of President Claudia
[00:04:31] remained constant. The recent demographic exercise by
[00:04:34] Questionmark, opinion studies, shows that to the
[00:04:37] question, "Do you agree or disagree with the work done so far
[00:04:41] by President Claudia Sheinbow?",
[00:04:45] 70% said they agreed, 23%
[00:04:48] said they disagreed, 5% indicated that they neither
[00:04:52] agreed nor disagreed, and 2% did not
[00:04:55] know or did not answer.
[00:05:00] We are going to talk about UNAN again. Today, the National
[00:05:03] University announced the early cancellation of the contract with the company
[00:05:07] Territorium Life, which, of course, applied the online admission
[00:05:11] exam for bachelor's degrees after certain anomalies were detected. The
[00:05:14] general counsel of the University, Hugo Concha Cantú, pointed out that two
[00:05:17] audits were carried out, one technological, by a specialized
[00:05:21] company, and another internal, this on the contracting
[00:05:24] process. A specialized
[00:05:28] company will be designated to carry
[00:05:31] out a technological audit that
[00:05:34] conducts a detailed audit of the platform and the
[00:05:38] entire system that comprises it. Yesterday, the rector of the University
[00:05:42] requested the audit from the
[00:05:46] Superior Audit of the Federation to also
[00:05:49] carry out an audit of the entire contracting
[00:05:53] procedure. We told you that this contract was for
[00:05:56] 69 million pesos, of which 27 million were for
[00:05:59] the application of high school exams and 41
[00:06:02] million for the bachelor's degree exam. Now, let's also remember that next
[00:06:06] week this in-person control exam will be applied in the four
[00:06:09] entities where the universities have academic
[00:06:12] headquarters, the National University, so aspirants can
[00:06:15] now access the platform to find out the date and place
[00:06:19] where this exam
[00:06:21] will be applied to them.
[00:06:24] And in this sense, after days of doubts and complaints, UNAM has
[00:06:28] now laid out the rules for the control exam. Thousands of
[00:06:32] applicants already know the score they must achieve, and now
[00:06:36] the countdown
[00:06:37] begins.
[00:06:44] After several days of uncertainty, the National Autonomous University of
[00:06:47] Mexico published the minimum scores for applicants to be able to
[00:06:51] take the control exam. This new test will
[00:06:54] be applied in person between August 12 and 19 in
[00:06:58] four locations in the country: León in Guanajuato,
[00:07:01] Oaxaca capital, Tijuana in Baja California, and Mexico
[00:07:05] City. Applicants must enter the official
[00:07:08] UNAM website to identify the necessary items to take
[00:07:12] this control exam. Members of the
[00:07:15] university community applauded the measure, considering that the
[00:07:19] scores should reflect that what is well learned
[00:07:22] is never forgotten. It is assumed that they have
[00:07:25] already studied. If they got high grades, it
[00:07:29] is because they prepared well, so I don't think they
[00:07:32] will have a problem. The voltage has always been higher,
[00:07:35] so now that they have
[00:07:38] increased it, I don't think it will be very easy, it
[00:07:42] will be more
[00:07:43] complicated.
[00:07:47] That they have another exam, I don't think it's a problem, it's just one week, as my mom says, one more week
[00:07:50] to review what they knew and well,
[00:07:53] I think it's fine, because if they get in and they
[00:07:57] cheated, they didn't get in legally,
[00:08:00] I don't think they can handle the level here,
[00:08:03] so it wouldn't be good for them or for the
[00:08:06] university.
[00:08:10] If they really didn't cheat, then there's nothing to fear from this
[00:08:14] exam, right? So I think it's a good time, actually.
[00:08:18] The UNAM second chance exam, now renamed by social
[00:08:21] media, will be applied from August 12 to 19 to the 58
[00:08:25] thousand applicants of the maximum house of studies, who will have only
[00:08:28] 15 days to review the acquired knowledge and
[00:08:44] Well, those are the things at UNAM, but for more information, the Somos
[00:08:48] México party formed a defense committee for the freedom of Ernesto Rufo
[00:08:51] Apel, the former governor of Baja California, who, let's remember, is facing a legal
[00:08:55] process for his alleged responsibility in the crimes of
[00:08:58] organized crime and fuel smuggling.
[00:09:01] It is striking that those who come to his defense are not
[00:09:05] PAN politicians, the party to which Rufo
[00:09:09] Apple belongs, which is why
[00:09:13] opposition governor, but rather those who defend him are figures who
[00:09:16] joined this new political force, such as Emilio Álvarez
[00:09:20] y Casa, former president of the Human Rights Commission of the Federal
[00:09:23] District, also Jorge Castañeda and Mariclaire
[00:09:26] Acosta, who were officials in the six-year term of Vicente
[00:09:29] Fox.
[00:09:32] We are not only making the presentation,
[00:09:35] but also the broad, plural
[00:09:38] call for the entire country, for the
[00:09:41] constitution of committees
[00:09:45] in the states and in the municipalities, we are
[00:09:48] starting a campaign
[00:09:51] to obtain the freedom of Ernesto Rufo, whom we consider a political
[00:09:54] prisoner. It is the formation
[00:09:58] of a plural committee in defense of the
[00:10:02] innocence of my father, Ernesto Rufo
[00:10:04] Apple.
[00:10:07] On the other hand, the National Electoral Institute increased the cost of the
[00:10:10] 2027 election by millions of pesos, an act that
[00:10:14] was criticized by President Claudia Sheinbow, who stated that
[00:10:18] her proposal is exaggerated. In total, the
[00:10:21] electoral authority requested more than 36 billion pesos
[00:10:25] for next year's elections.
[00:10:28] The 2024 election is similar to this one, but there was also
[00:10:32] ballot printing for senators and ballot printing
[00:10:35] for the president of the republic,
[00:10:38] so we believe that
[00:10:42] in any case it is what the 2024 election cost with the
[00:10:45] inflation of 2025, 2026, and
[00:10:49] 2027, but asking for
[00:10:52] 15 billion pesos more seems
[00:10:55] exaggerated to us, actually. It should cost the same as 2024, we don't
[00:10:59] understand why it should cost more.
[00:11:03] Let's go with the economic information: Mexico won an international arbitration
[00:11:06] triggered by the debts generated by Televisión Azteca to two of its
[00:11:10] partners in the United States. I'll tell you the information: the
[00:11:13] investment funds Sirus Capital Partners and
[00:11:16] Contratarian Capital Management claimed more than
[00:11:20] 219 million dollars that Ricardo Salinas Pliego's company
[00:11:23] did not pay them, something they commented was affected by the resolution of
[00:11:27] a judge in Mexico City. Mexico, for its part, argued that the
[00:11:31] claim of the television station's creditors could not be resolved
[00:11:34] through a dispute under the free trade
[00:11:37] agreement. Of course, where does this case
[00:11:41] come from? Look, since 2019, Ricardo
[00:11:44] Salinas Pliego's television station issued some debt bonds to attract
[00:11:48] investments, and Sirus Capital Partners and Contratarian
[00:11:51] Capital Management bought more than 219
[00:11:55] million dollars in TV Azteca bonds, but Grupo Salinas did not pay them
[00:12:00] Mexico City to grant it an extension not to cover its
[00:12:04] debts. Then the court ruled in favor of Ricardo
[00:12:08] Salinas, so his creditors went to the International Centre for
[00:12:11] Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) to promote this arbitration. The
[00:12:15] investors argued that they acquired these bonds through subsidiaries
[00:12:19] incorporated in the Cayman Islands and not receiving the payment
[00:12:24] of a Mexican court violates the North American Free Trade
[00:12:28] Agreement, but thanks to the defense established by the Ministry of Economy,
[00:12:32] ICSID determined that it is a problem between private
[00:12:35] parties, that is, the debt does exist, but the Mexican state
[00:12:39] is not responsible for
[00:12:41] it.
[00:12:44] We also tell you that China announced restrictions on drone
[00:12:48] exports to the United States and placed six
[00:12:51] companies on a blacklist in response to trade sanctions
[00:12:55] adopted by Washington. The Donald Trump administration said it
[00:12:59] would impose tariffs and minimum prices on imported
[00:13:03] polysilicon, with the aim of boosting national production of this
[00:13:06] material, which is key for semiconductors and solar panels
[00:13:10] manufactured in the United States. The measure could be implemented starting
[00:13:14] this Thursday. Tariffs are expected to be at least
[00:13:17] 15% and minimum prices will also apply to
[00:13:20] solar equipment that uses polysilicon, such as
[00:13:23] smartphones, medical equipment,
[00:13:27] guided weapons, and flight control
[00:13:30] systems. The measures are part of Washington's battle
[00:13:34] to compete with China in terms of artificial intelligence and solar
[00:13:37] energy.
[00:13:39] solar.
[00:13:42] And President Claudia Sheinbaum received Cardinal Pietro Parolin, the Secretary
[00:13:46] of State of the Vatican, at the National Palace. What was discussed at this
[00:13:49] meeting? Well, topics such as the first encyclical of Pope Leo XIV were addressed,
[00:13:53] where he reflects on the
[00:13:57] artificial intelligence, now that this topic is very
[00:14:00] fashionable in our country, this also within the framework of a discussion at the
[00:14:04] national level for the regulation of the use of social
[00:14:07] networks and artificial intelligence in schools.
[00:14:10] They also discussed the calls made by the pontiff for peace and
[00:14:14] closeness to the most vulnerable sectors of the
[00:14:17] population.
[00:14:23] Prior to this meeting, President Sheinbaum said that
[00:14:27] she would insist to Cardinal Parolin that Pope Leo
[00:14:30] XIV visit Mexico, highlighting his figure as one of the
[00:14:33] most important in the debate on the regulation of digital platforms
[00:14:37] and artificial intelligence.
[00:14:41] And now that we receive this very important
[00:14:44] visit, we are on
[00:14:48] the Pope's visit
[00:14:50] to Mexico, in this discussion we are having, besides
[00:14:54] what this visit means for the
[00:14:57] Catholic people,
[00:14:59] today, the Pope also
[00:15:03] represents a vision
[00:15:05] of a debate that we have been having
[00:15:09] here related
[00:15:12] to digital platforms and artificial
[00:15:15] intelligence.
[00:15:19] The governor highlighted the Pope's magnificent encyclical
[00:15:22] Humanitas as a global
[00:15:26] reference point in the debate, which already presents a humanist approach and is also critical
[00:15:30] of the development of artificial
[00:15:32] intelligence. The encyclical he
[00:15:36] published some months ago is
[00:15:40] a global reference point
[00:15:43] for a debate on who controls these
[00:15:46] platforms, who defines the
[00:15:50] content, how
[00:15:53] the algorithms are designed,
[00:15:56] and where we are going as
[00:15:59] humanity. He himself calls for public regulation
[00:16:04] intelligence to recognize
[00:16:06] among all of us what the impacts
[00:16:10] are and who is benefiting
[00:16:14] from this use of intelligence.
[00:16:17] And for information from Mexico City, the capital government
[00:16:21] presented a strategy to protect family patrimony and curb the crime
[00:16:24] of dispossession, this in order to protect these cases,
[00:16:27] accelerate the response of the authorities, and, of course, facilitate
[00:16:31] families recovering their properties. The strategy also
[00:16:34] includes a decalogue of prevention that already
[00:16:37] keeps the deeds in order, activates the real estate
[00:16:41] alert, regularizes inheritances, formalizes rent
[00:16:44] or loan contracts, preserves proof of
[00:16:48] possession, immediately reports any attempt of dispossession, and
[00:16:52] also seeks legal advice before signing
[00:16:55] documents related to the property.
[00:16:59] When a property has clear,
[00:17:02] updated, legally registered documents,
[00:17:06] it is very much more difficult for
[00:17:09] third parties to attempt to appropriate
[00:17:12] it through fraud, false
[00:17:16] documents, or abuses. Therefore, this
[00:17:19] program provides legal certainty to families
[00:17:22] through one of the most
[00:17:25] effective tools to prevent this
[00:17:29] crime. Similarly, they announced the creation of the
[00:17:33] Property Legal Defense, which will offer free legal
[00:17:36] advice and guide victims of dispossession, and in specific
[00:17:40] cases, it will also be able to represent them before
[00:17:42] the authorities.
[00:17:45] That's why we are going to create this new rapid judicialization agency so that
[00:17:48] in cases where there are invasions,
[00:17:52] where we have sufficient evidence from the
[00:17:55] beginning that there is a person claiming a
[00:17:59] property, that this property was taken from them, we can act immediately.
[00:18:03] inmediata.
[00:18:12] Now for TV Migrante information, for the second
[00:18:15] consecutive month, the Donald Trump government broke the record for the
[00:18:19] number of arrests. During July of this year, Immigration and
[00:18:23] Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested 46,
[00:18:25] people, surpassing the
[00:18:28] 43, who were detained last June.
[00:18:32] The Department of Homeland Security figures indicate that, on
[00:18:36] average, arrests reached 1,500 people per
[00:18:39] day. These data reflect the hardening of detentions
[00:18:43] against migrants, as the Trump administration set the goal of
[00:18:47] making 20 arrests daily. For this, schemes such as
[00:18:50] arrests at airports, outside immigration
[00:18:53] courts, operations in workplaces,
[00:18:56] homes, and transit raids have been developed.
[00:18:59] tránsito.
[00:19:02] And the Moroccan government decided to file charges against 86 people, this for
[00:19:06] encouraging and organizing more than 72 thousand Moroccans to
[00:19:10] cross irregularly into Spain. Of the total number of detainees,
[00:19:13] 34 were taken to the Tetouan prosecutor's office and 52 will be
[00:19:17] tried in the city of Nador. The involved will face
[00:19:21] charges for organizing clandestine crossings to the autonomous cities of
[00:19:24] Ceuta and Melilla, as well as human trafficking, assaults
[00:19:28] against security forces, and damage to public
[00:19:31] property.
[00:19:45] We now offer you the international panorama, Aurora, if it seems
[00:19:49] good to you, well, the relationship between Brazil and Argentina is going
[00:19:53] through one of its most tense moments in years, the disagreements
[00:19:56] between Luis Ignacio Lula da Silva and Javier
[00:19:59] Miley have already caused a strong diplomatic clash and now the
[00:20:03] conflict also escalates with the United
[00:20:05] States.
[00:20:11] The crisis between the presidents of Brazil, Luis Ignacio Lula da Silva, and Argentina,
[00:20:15] Javier Milei, has deepened after the Brazilian
[00:20:18] government ordered the withdrawal of its ambassador in Argentina. Brazilian
[00:20:21] Ambassador Julio Bitelli will not return to Buenos Aires,
[00:20:25] and Brazil's representation will temporarily be in the hands of a chargé d'affaires,
[00:20:29] a lower-ranking diplomatic category. The measure
[00:20:32] was announced by the Brazilian Foreign Ministry after Milei again launched
[00:20:36] discrediting public actions against Lula, whom he called
[00:20:40] corrupt, a thief, and a prisoner, in addition to issuing
[00:20:43] criticism against members of the Brazilian judiciary.
[00:20:47] Brazil considered these expressions an unacceptable
[00:20:50] aggression between heads of state and responded with the highest level of diplomatic
[00:20:53] protest recorded between both nations in
[00:20:56] years. The tension between Lula and Milei has
[00:21:00] remained since the Argentine president came to power in December
[00:21:03] 2023. However, the recent verbal attacks
[00:21:06] escalated the conflict to a level that analysts consider historic, due to
[00:21:10] the close economic and commercial relationship maintained by both
[00:21:13] countries, strategic partners within Mercosur.
[00:21:16] In addition, Brazil denounced a deliberate escalation of hostile
[00:21:20] measures with electoral intent to the United States after the Donald
[00:21:23] Trump government canceled the visa of the Brazilian ambassador in
[00:21:26] Washington, Maria Luisa Ribeiro Vioti. The
[00:21:30] Trump administration presented the measure as retaliation for Brazil's
[00:21:33] refusal to receive two United States officials and for delaying
[00:21:37] the acceptance of Daniel Pérez, an ally of Marco Rubio,
[00:21:40] nominated by Donald Trump as ambassador on June
[00:21:44] 1st. What happened? The United
[00:21:47] States did not give importance to
[00:21:50] the ambassador in Brazil because it has been a year and a half that he
[00:21:54] has been in power, he did not send him here, he tries to send him and
[00:21:57] thinks that we have an obligation to do whatever they
[00:22:00] want, it is not correct and it is not
[00:22:04] possible, and we want to be treated with respect, well, we took the
[00:22:07] attitude, he will then take the attitude of
[00:22:10] canceling the visa of our ambassador, if she leaves for here she will
[00:22:14] have to have a visa again, uhm, he takes that
[00:22:18] attitude that I think is an irresponsible
[00:22:21] attitude, unthought-of. According to
[00:22:24] Washington, officials would discuss electoral
[00:22:27] integrity, religious freedom, and freedom of expression, but
[00:22:30] Brazil rejected the requests on July 24,
[00:22:34] considering that they intended to question the electronic ballot boxes and
[00:22:37] interfere in the presidential elections on October
[00:22:40] 4. It is not
[00:22:44] possible for anyone to think that they will interfere from outside here to
[00:22:48] know, dispute the elections. Whatever they want to do in another country, let them do it,
[00:22:51] here in Brazil, they will not do it.
[00:22:55] Marisol Hernández, Canal
[00:30:01] the morning 360, Wednesday conference
[00:30:04] from the National Palace, morning of the people in the
[00:30:08] middle of the week, among the messages that stand out this
[00:30:11] morning, there is no censorship, President
[00:30:14] Shembaún responds to the campaign maintained by almost
[00:30:17] all electronic media, it is
[00:30:20] false, it is a lie that censorship is sought through
[00:30:24] the guidelines of the ombudsmen, you will see the
[00:30:27] details, Arlin, it's good to have you back, how are you? Very happy Miguel and
[00:30:30] how can I not be, if it's a pleasure to be
[00:30:32] with you and our dear audience, today many topics are discussed, among
[00:30:36] them the Gaza Strip is discussed, President Claudia Sheima mentions
[00:30:40] the lamentable situation that the Palestinian population is experiencing
[00:30:43] in the face of the genocide imposed by Israel. The meeting that the
[00:30:47] president will have in the coming hours with members of the
[00:30:51] Vatican and the invitation to the Pope to be able to visit our
[00:30:54] country is also discussed.
[00:30:57] papa para poder asistir a nuestro país.