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[00:00:00] in various regions of the country, he even pointed out that Ingemar
[00:00:03] supplied more than 320
[00:00:05] gas stations.
[00:00:08] The case of José Manuel Muñoz is not minor. In 2016, he was
[00:00:12] arrested in Madrid, Spain, at the request of the United States, which accused him
[00:00:15] of being part of a strategic network of cocaine trafficking and money laundering
[00:00:19] for the Los Zetas cartel.
[00:00:22] Telephone interceptions carried out by the Spanish police revealed alleged
[00:00:25] connections of "Mono" Muñoz with Mexican politicians, including brothers
[00:00:29] Rubén and Humberto Moreira Valdés. The name of
[00:00:33] with other countries through the Silk Road the latter appeared in an email that one of his former employees
[00:00:36] sent to "Mono" Muñoz's lawyers in Spain. The
[00:00:39] text stated that Humberto Moreira had collaborated with the United
[00:00:43] States for the arrest of "Mono" Muñoz in the old continent, an
[00:00:47] operation that would have been interpreted as revenge, since in
[00:00:50] 2002 Los Zetas assassinated Humberto Moreira's eldest son.
[00:00:53] Moreira.
[00:00:56] After being extradited to the United States, Manuel Muñoz.
[00:01:00] a legal process in a court in San Antonio, Texas. Three years
[00:01:03] later, in 2019, he pleaded guilty to money laundering
[00:01:07] from drug trafficking. He was
[00:01:11] results, and that is what sentenced and all indications are that he became
[00:01:13] an informant.
[00:01:16] "El Mono" Muñoz and his family own the gas station group
[00:01:20] Cargogas. On their website, they list 39 branches
[00:01:23] in several cities in Durango and Coahuila. In July of
[00:01:27] last year, several of their stations were. two days after
[00:01:31] a seizure of more than 2 million liters of fuel in
[00:01:35] a property in Saltillo,
[00:01:35] Coahuila.
[00:01:39] Today, while the FGR investigates the largest fuel network from the United States
[00:01:43] led by Ingemar and the rest of Rufo Apple, the gas stations of
[00:01:47] their client, "El Mono" Muñoz, proudly advertise the sale of American gasoline
[00:01:50] to which, even one day a month, they significantly
[00:01:54] reduce their prices in what they have called Happy
[00:01:57] Day.
[00:02:21] Mexico City government presented a report and a reinforced
[00:02:25] strategy to combat the crime of dispossession, highlighting
[00:02:28] operational results, historical statistics and new
[00:02:31] property security actions. The
[00:02:34] inter-institutional cabinet reported that it has received more than
[00:02:38] a thousand reports related to possible cases of dispossession.
[00:02:41] After analysis, 388 were
[00:02:44] confirmed as dispossessions, while the rest corresponded to
[00:02:47] conflicts of a civil or family nature. Of these
[00:02:51] confirmed cases, 317 have already been resolved
[00:02:54] with the restitution of the properties to their
[00:02:57] right? And that's why the participation of legitimate owners, which represents an effective rate of
[00:03:01] 82%.
[00:03:03] Now, the authorities also pointed out that since
[00:03:06] 2019, the number of complaints has remained stable with an
[00:03:09] average of between nine and 10 daily cases in the
[00:03:12] capital. In addition, they recalled that after the reforms to the penal code, the
[00:03:16] crime of dispossession with aggravating circumstances can reach penalties of up to
[00:03:20] 22 years in prison. As part of this new strategy, the
[00:03:24] capital government also announced eight actions to prevent and
[00:03:27] combat this crime, and among them, the creation of
[00:03:31] a public program for the notary registration of property, the
[00:03:35] legal defense of property against dispossession, and the
[00:03:38] dissemination of a prevention leaflet aimed at the
[00:03:41] citizenry. New deadlines for
[00:03:43] now I remembered, attention were also established: up to 15 days
[00:03:46] for the seizure and restitution of properties, and a
[00:03:51] populations help us to take care of maximum of 30 days for the judicialization of these cases. In addition, an
[00:03:55] immediate response protocol has been added, which contemplates
[00:03:58] police response in less than 3 minutes for reports of
[00:04:01] dispossession that are in
[00:04:03] process, to
[00:04:06] secure
[00:04:10] and return the properties
[00:04:13] in 15 days and in 30
[00:04:16] days the judicialization, this that we are
[00:04:20] saying is the most
[00:04:22] relevant of this great
[00:04:25] strategy, because it is the
[00:04:28] way in which the population can
[00:04:32] see justice for this crime,
[00:04:36] so this new
[00:04:39] security period seeks
[00:04:42] to immediately restore
[00:04:46] properties.
[00:04:48] The capital prosecutor's office secured a property located in the Del Valle neighborhood in the
[00:04:52] Benito Juárez borough after a complaint of dispossession
[00:04:54] filed by a family member of painter Jorge González Camarena.
[00:04:58] Interviews and inspections. Public registry consultations
[00:05:02] allowed obtaining authorization to execute the
[00:05:05] measure by a control judge. This property remained under
[00:05:09] the custody of the prosecutor's office while these proceedings continue. So
[00:05:12] let's stay attentive to what happens with this issue of
[00:05:21] 9th, a reforestation day will be held throughout the country, the goal is
[00:05:24] to plant more than 6.6 million
[00:05:28] trees and plants,
[00:05:31] in 32 states, in 621 municipalities,
[00:05:35] 1632 agrarian nuclei,
[00:05:38] 32 hectares, we are going to...
[00:05:42] just that day we are going to plant more than
[00:05:46] 6.6 million trees and plants,
[00:05:49] 235,97
[00:05:50] people will
[00:05:54] participate and we will also plant with
[00:05:58] drones, the objective is that this
[00:06:02] day be held every year, that it
[00:06:05] not only be 2026, but that from
[00:06:09] now on we set aside a day each year where
[00:06:13] everyone reforests, it
[00:06:16] is a national effort,
[00:06:19] well, Alicia Bárcena, Secretary of the Environment, is with us via Zoom to talk about the details of this national
[00:06:23] reforestation day, Secretary, welcome, how
[00:06:27] are you, good evening, Azul, delighted to
[00:06:30] greet you, just like
[00:06:33] our beloved colleague
[00:06:36] Iglesias, Luisa, oh my
[00:06:39] God. Help, Secretary, 6.6 million
[00:06:44] trees and plants will be planted in a
[00:06:48] single day, which must be said and the president
[00:06:51] is mentioning it now, it is a national effort, that is, here a call for
[00:06:55] participation is opened, absolutely, the
[00:06:58] 32 states will
[00:07:01] participate, well, of course, Mexico City included
[00:07:05] and I think it will be a historic day because I think it is the first time that
[00:07:08] the 32
[00:07:12] states have been called upon, today we all had
[00:07:16] connected in the morning and
[00:07:18] really participating in a very concrete way,
[00:07:22] the places have already been identified where each governor
[00:07:26] will be in their states with obviously the
[00:07:30] accompaniment of Sader, Semarnat, Conafor and well
[00:07:33] all the servers of the nation
[00:07:37] of welfare of planting, the planters of
[00:07:41] planting life and the truth is that a historic participation is
[00:07:44] expected of over 260,000
[00:07:47] participants who will plant that day these
[00:07:51] 6.7 million trees, not to
[00:07:55] round up the figures and it really is a spectacular
[00:07:58] day where we will also do a pilot
[00:08:02] exercise with drones in 11 states where there will
[00:08:05] be 450 thousand seeds that will be
[00:08:09] dispersed that are already pelletized, they already come with
[00:08:12] a specific treatment, with a little
[00:08:16] soil so that when they fall they can be in
[00:08:19] humid places, hopefully they can blossom and
[00:08:23] grow as we expect. Secretary, good
[00:08:26] evening, I wanted to ask you how the selection of both trees
[00:08:30] and these planting areas is made, thinking precisely about
[00:08:33] this race against time that is always fought against deforestation and well, this
[00:08:37] issue that has been circulating for many years, not only in Mexico but throughout the
[00:08:40] world, regarding, for example, these soils that become
[00:08:44] monocultures and sometimes lose their nutrients, how to beat
[00:08:48] precisely all these things that are against us with such an important
[00:08:51] strategy. Look, Luisa, thank you very much,
[00:08:55] no, look, it's very important what
[00:08:59] you say for several reasons, because look, 70% of our
[00:09:03] territory is forest cover of different
[00:09:07] different places and ecosystems, right? We have from
[00:09:11] temperate forests, jungles,
[00:09:14] scrublands, xerophytic plants from the
[00:09:17] desert, etc., mangroves even, right?
[00:09:20] So for each state, a very precise selection
[00:09:24] was made to identify which species
[00:09:27] should be planted in each state according to
[00:09:30] its geographic and ecological reality,
[00:09:34] right? And that's why for each state,
[00:09:37] the polygon was identified together with the teams of the
[00:09:41] state governments. And I can give some examples, right?
[00:09:45] For example, in Aguascalientes, it will be in
[00:09:48] Asientos Clavellinas and there will be species such as
[00:09:52] palo dulce, guisache, mesquite,
[00:09:55] palmayuca, chamizo, that is, these are species for each specific
[00:09:58] place that have been chosen precisely so that they can
[00:10:02] last. Another very forested place is Durango, and there in
[00:10:05] Durango we will surely plant mainly
[00:10:08] pines, Apache pine, Chinese pine, etc.
[00:10:12] So in each place there will be different
[00:10:15] species, in the tropics there are other types of
[00:10:18] species, so this has been done with great
[00:10:22] meticulousness by our teams in the field of
[00:10:26] Sader, Semarnat, Conafor, which has
[00:10:29] a lot of experience in these matters and
[00:10:32] I think we will be successful, because in each state the species
[00:10:36] have been very well chosen and it has also been
[00:10:39] determined how many plants we have available for each
[00:11:46] Secretary, we are talking about an effort that
[00:11:49] will take place during one day, a day that will also
[00:11:53] be repeated once a year from
[00:11:57] 2026, but I think it is important, this is given within the
[00:12:00] framework of a much broader effort that has to do with the
[00:12:03] "Sembrando Vida" program, here we are talking about 6.6
[00:12:07] million trees, but there is a goal
[00:12:11] of 1,500 million trees and plants by
[00:12:14] 2030, right?
[00:12:17] Yes, of course, what we want is for the country to be able to
[00:12:21] recover, to a certain extent, lost ground, right?
[00:12:25] We are deforesting annually around
[00:12:28] 200,000 hectares per year, and that's an enormous figure, right?
[00:12:32] And we also have significant losses due to forest fires,
[00:12:36] that is, just this year we have almost 846
[00:12:40] thousand hectares affected by fires, also illegal
[00:12:43] logging that has also affected us a lot in the country
[00:12:46] and that is why this effort is so important and what
[00:12:50] we want to achieve is to recover the water cycle together
[00:12:53] with the forests, with the jungles, the mangroves,
[00:12:57] etc., protect and regenerate the soils and
[00:13:00] also strengthen the forest economy, because Mexico, for
[00:13:04] example, is importing boards, when we could
[00:13:07] produce them in Mexico, with communities that are very
[00:13:10] important, it must be said that 60% of forest
[00:13:14] ecosystems are ejido
[00:13:17] or communal or social lands,
[00:13:22] communities is so important and
[00:13:25] this day implies the participation not only of state governments,
[00:13:29] but also of the ejido members, of the
[00:13:32] agrarian nuclei in general, of the municipalities,
[00:13:36] of all the states and of the federation where we have
[00:13:39] Sader, Conafor, Semarnat, but also
[00:13:43] Sedena, Semar and the National Commission of
[00:13:46] Protected Natural Areas, because we will be in the 50 protected
[00:13:50] natural areas this Sunday as well,
[00:13:54] that is. What we want is to really achieve a national
[00:13:58] effort number one, number two, that it be
[00:14:01] permanent throughout the year, that is, obviously we are in the rainy
[00:14:05] season and that helps these plants to
[00:14:09] survive, but the idea is that reforestation be
[00:14:12] continuous and that local
[00:14:16] what is planted this Sunday, Secretary, and in that sense, to
[00:14:20] say goodbye, how do we all do to contribute from wherever
[00:14:24] we can contribute? There are many comments on social
[00:14:27] media that precisely ask that question and who also join
[00:14:31] in a very important way, even already supporting from
[00:14:34] now. Tomorrow we will publish and this
[00:14:37] question is very important, Luisa, thank you very much, we want
[00:14:41] people to participate, from wherever they are, to
[00:14:44] plant, to join this great
[00:14:47] effort and we have a page that
[00:14:51] tomorrow will be a very important moment that will be called
[00:14:55] jornada
[00:14:55] nacionaldereforestación.gov.mx
[00:14:59] It will be a microsite where we will put the specific
[00:15:03] places where in each state reforestation will take place
[00:15:07] in those polygons we have chosen where the governors will be,
[00:15:10] but there will also be other sites indicated where
[00:15:13] the planters of the Sembrando Vida program,
[00:15:17] those from Conafor, those from Conamp will be. For example, here
[00:15:20] in the Valley of Mexico we will have a very important site in Texcoco,
[00:15:25] where the protected natural area will be, where people are very
[00:15:28] welcome, in Lake Texcoco which has been so rescued,
[00:15:32] we want to reforest extensively there, but Mexico City has also
[00:15:35] chosen. a very beautiful place and
[00:15:39] I hope all citizens can accompany us,
[00:15:42] in the microsite the specific place will be indicated,
[00:15:46] state by state, also where they can
[00:15:49] join because that is where the plants that they can
[00:16:36] arbitration related to a debt of TV
[00:16:39] Azteca with two investment funds in New York, surely you remember these
[00:16:43] investment funds, Cyrus Capital Partners and Contrarian Capital
[00:16:47] Management which claimed more than 219 million dollars, which
[00:16:50] they claim Ricardo Salinas Pliego's company did not
[00:16:53] pay them, they also accused that a resolution by a judge in Mexico
[00:16:57] City left them without this possibility of collecting that
[00:17:00] money, so they held the Mexican state
[00:17:03] responsible and took this case to an international tribunal.
[00:17:07] Well, let's not forget that this conflict began in 2017 when
[00:17:11] TV Azteca issued debt bonds to obtain financing,
[00:17:15] the two funds, these funds bought these bonds, but
[00:17:18] then they reported that the company did not pay, complied with these
[00:17:22] payments, however, the International Centre for Settlement of Investment
[00:17:25] Disputes known as ICSID, ruled in favor of the
[00:17:29] Mexican government and concluded that it is a conflict between
[00:17:32] private parties, that is, the debt can still be claimed
[00:17:36] from the company. And the Mexican state is not
[00:17:39] responsible for that debt,
[00:17:43] let's go now to more economic matters, you know
[00:17:46] that you just have to look at the daily quotation of the oil barrel
[00:17:50] to detect this enormous speculation surrounding that market
[00:17:53] within the framework, of course, of the war of the United States against Iran, it is a
[00:17:57] situation that has affected entire economies around the
[00:18:00] world, while there are other companies that are becoming
[00:18:03] millionaires, here we tell you the story and explain why.
[00:18:09] So far this year, the price of oil in global markets suffered the
[00:18:13] impact of the war between the United States and Israel against Iran, which blocked
[00:18:16] the distribution of around 20% of the oil consumed
[00:18:19] in the world, causing the biggest hydrocarbon distribution
[00:18:23] crisis in history. With less
[00:18:26] oil available in the global market, its price increased
[00:18:30] and, consequently, the profits of oil companies
[00:18:33] doubled. The eight largest oil companies in the world
[00:18:37] made profits of more than 90 billion dollars in just
[00:18:41] three months, practically double their profits obtained in the
[00:18:44] same period a year ago. Aramco,
[00:18:47] BP, Shell, Equinor, Total Energies,
[00:18:51] Eni, Chevron and Exon Mobil together
[00:18:54] obtained profits of $700,000
[00:18:57] every minute. The company that benefited most from
[00:19:01] the conflict, despite suffering drone and missile attacks on
[00:19:04] some of its plants, was the Arab oil company
[00:19:07] Aramco, with a 34% increase in its
[00:19:11] earnings during the first 3 months of the year, which
[00:19:14] is equivalent to more than 33 million
[00:19:16] dollars. The Dutch Shell reported that in the same
[00:19:20] quarter it made profits of 9.8 billion
[00:19:23] dollars, making it the second most lucrative
[00:19:26] quarter in its long history. The American
[00:19:29] Chevron and Exxon Mobil, for their part, obtained
[00:19:33] 12 and 14 million respectively in the
[00:19:36] same period. Chevron practically quintupled its
[00:19:40] profits. War is terrible in its human
[00:19:43] costs, but as the phrase goes, it is also an
[00:19:47] excellent business for a few. Rodrigo de la
[00:19:51] Vega, reference
[00:20:31] we were seeing, there are two big
[00:20:35] situations that at this moment are the most. but let me talk about these two
[00:20:39] that are generating economic distortions worldwide, on the one hand
[00:20:43] the issue of speculation on oil prices, we are talking about
[00:20:46] markets that have been frankly affected by the issue of
[00:20:50] Hormuz and the war, and the other is tariffs,
[00:20:54] there is a second wave of tariffs from the United States,
[00:20:57] there is already a response from China,
[00:21:01] in short, I would like you to give us a
[00:21:03] little clarity to say where we are
[00:21:07] in this panorama. Well, as you put it,
[00:21:11] it's very interesting because we are used to
[00:21:14] understanding geopolitics as these barriers to the
[00:21:18] entry of certain products, affecting trade, but the
[00:21:22] extreme of geoeconomics is now expressed in the
[00:21:25] war, in this war that has openly
[00:21:29] economic purposes, in fact I was trying to
[00:21:32] remember what was the
[00:21:35] justification for starting the war with Iran and it was a regime change,
[00:21:39] then it moved precisely to this narrative of nuclear
[00:21:42] weapons, now we don't know and what we see is a series of
[00:21:46] speculation that is affecting, of course,
[00:21:49] practically half of the world and is benefiting
[00:21:52] companies as shown in the report, so analyzing
[00:21:56] the price of oil takes us to
[00:22:00] two levels, the first level is that of the real economy and the
[00:22:04] second that of speculation, that of the
[00:22:07] real economy expressed in the deterioration of infrastructure that is
[00:22:10] affecting supply and that coincides with the
[00:22:14] blockade in Hormuz, which we are talking about almost a fifth
[00:22:18] of the world's
[00:22:20] oil, but speculation is also extremely serious,
[00:22:24] why? Because we have to understand that oil
[00:22:27] prices are not only
[00:22:30] governed by supply and demand, that is,
[00:22:34] between producers and buyers, but also these
[00:22:37] speculators who are betting on
[00:22:41] future prices, so there is a very
[00:22:44] select group of people who unfortunately
[00:22:47] are... benefiting from the war, there is
[00:22:50] a very tragic phrase in economics,
[00:22:54] but it is now being proven that when the
[00:22:58] cannons sound, money moves before
[00:23:02] tanks, right? And that is seen
[00:23:05] by all this financial speculation, that is, the
[00:23:08] market for real products only
[00:23:11] represents a fraction, unfortunately minimal, of
[00:23:15] all this speculation there is in the price of
[00:23:19] something that should be seen as a human right
[00:23:23] and not as a speculative commodity that
[00:23:26] benefits not only these large companies that obtain
[00:23:29] profits from the, well,
[00:23:32] now that their product prices are increasing due to the
[00:23:36] speculation
[00:23:38] that they themselves are generating, but also by investment
[00:23:42] funds, also by banks that are selling
[00:23:45] uncertainty, uncertainty bonds and are also generating
[00:23:49] these derivatives, that come from
[00:23:51] volatility, but we also see that there is a
[00:23:55] series of events that make
[00:23:58] the economic policy of the United States questionable,
[00:24:01] even by the Nobel Prize in Economics, Krugman,
[00:24:05] who tells you openly, this is
[00:24:08] treason because it is proven a suspicion
[00:24:11] that there was speculation about prices
[00:24:15] due to the announcements made by the president of the United States, which now
[00:24:18] even the states have verified, of course, so
[00:24:22] that is a betrayal of the very people of the United
[00:24:25] States, affecting consumers,
[00:24:28] consumers worldwide, so
[00:24:31] this situation is accompanied by the
[00:24:35] increasing tension
[00:24:38] regarding tariffs and as you already mentioned, there is a response from
[00:24:42] China, but we can see that the response
[00:24:46] is much more subtle, why, because it's not a
[00:24:50] blunt instrument, but a scalpel, there are six
[00:24:53] companies that are linked and justified with a
[00:24:57] policy contrary to China's security
[00:25:00] and restrictions are being placed
[00:25:03] on the exports of
[00:25:06] products that contribute to the maintenance and technological reinforcement
[00:25:10] of drones that had previously
[00:25:13] been sanctioned in 2025 in December
[00:25:17] by the United States, so there are... policies and a
[00:25:21] diplomacy that tells you that it's with much
[00:25:24] more detail and that's what needs to be
[00:25:28] done when you have real diplomacy and we see the United States'
[00:25:32] diplomacy cabinet and it is far from
[00:25:35] benefiting collective interests, well China
[00:25:38] has done well, now tell us what
[00:25:41] you saw there, well, look, it's a
[00:25:44] trip I took, a trip that, without
[00:25:47] exaggerating, I... Yes, I come with a
[00:25:50] future perspective that is
[00:25:52] quite
[00:25:55] excited to analyze because it is a real alternative,
[00:25:59] that is, China is a country that is building its
[00:26:03] own world, we are living in a world
[00:26:07] built precisely by the United States and its
[00:26:10] European precedents, as a reference, uh-huh, as
[00:26:13] a reference, but we realize that in this
[00:26:16] geoeconomic and geopolitical
[00:26:20] order there are alternatives and it
[00:26:23] made me reflect a lot on our country and also look at
[00:26:26] the conditions we have here in Mexico, China
[00:26:30] is growing in a way. it was linked
[00:26:36] and I remembered where our Indo-American routes are
[00:26:40] that were part of this historical recovery
[00:26:43] of boosting different markets, the
[00:26:47] hegemony that was implemented from the 20th century,
[00:26:50] so it is a country that gives a lot to
[00:26:54] analyze here in
[00:26:56] the West, because it has a
[00:26:59] security policy that is
[00:27:03] palpable due to the political centrality it manages, but with
[00:27:07] economic planning and with
[00:27:09] palpable growth
[00:27:13] is also challenging this world
[00:27:17] order that is already obsolete, which was the one that
[00:27:20] was erected in the 20th century, so it is very
[00:27:22] important that the audience and that we
[00:27:26] here are reflecting on these alternatives, especially
[00:27:29] if we are also in a process of transformation
[00:27:33] also of ties with other
[00:27:36] countries, for example the case of Brazil in energy
[00:27:40] matters, it is very attractive and important to
[00:27:43] promote because it speaks of an energy
[00:27:46] strategy from state platforms
[00:27:50] expressed in companies that are
[00:27:53] precisely producers of energy, but that are
[00:27:57] under a logic of public policy for
[00:28:00] the benefit of the
[00:28:03] Therefore, these aspects of the international order are
[00:28:06] fundamental to avoid these speculative
[00:28:09] risks that, as is sometimes mentioned, are like
[00:28:13] this troubled waters, fishermen's gain,
[00:28:17] but here a few are fishing for fortunes at the expense of the
[00:28:21] well-being of humanity, you were talking about
[00:28:24] this memorandum of understanding between Pemex and
[00:28:27] Petrobras that precisely aims to
[00:28:30] build this
[00:28:32] self-sufficiency where we do not depend on prices from other
[00:28:36] places and have this South-South cooperation which is
[00:28:39] very important, breaking with the asymmetries that
[00:28:42] we have inherently in our
[00:28:46] development,
[00:29:07] received Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Secretary
[00:29:11] of State of the Vatican, at the National Palace, during the
[00:29:15] meeting, topics such as the first encyclical of Pope Leo
[00:29:18] XIV, which reflects on the ethical criteria in the use of
[00:29:22] artificial intelligence, were discussed, this in the framework of the national discussion
[00:29:25] for the regulation of social networks and
[00:29:29] artificial intelligence in schools.
[00:29:33] Today, the Pope also represents a
[00:29:36] vision of a debate that we have been
[00:29:40] having here related to
[00:29:43] digital platforms and artificial
[00:29:47] intelligence, the encyclical that he published
[00:29:51] a few months ago
[00:29:54] is a global
[00:29:57] reference for a debate on
[00:30:00] who controls those platforms, who
[00:30:03] defines the
[00:30:06] content, how
[00:30:09] algorithms are designed and
[00:30:12] where we are going as humanity,
[00:30:15] they also talked about the calls the pontiff has made for peace and closeness
[00:30:19] to the most vulnerable sectors of the population,
[00:30:22] previously the president reiterated the invitation for Pope Leo
[00:30:26] XIV to visit our country
[00:30:27] and
[00:30:30] amidst a new escalation in arrests by ICE,
[00:30:34] agents of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement
[00:30:38] once again broke their record of detentions, reaching nearly
[00:30:42] 51,000 people in July, the highest monthly figure
[00:30:45] since the creation of the DHS. In June, this
[00:30:49] figure, which was already very high, was around 43,000
[00:30:53] detentions. Last month, operations also reached
[00:30:56] airports, where more than 30 people were arrested and.