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[00:00:00] that caused discontent and led to the
[00:00:02] uprising of a group of farmers who said here
[00:00:06] there can be no airport due to the impact it can have and also because they are not
[00:00:10] asking us what is happening, another
[00:00:12] project, do you remember the hydroelectric project of
[00:00:16] La Parota in Guerrero, they wanted to put a concrete dam
[00:00:19] on the Papagayo River, there were many legal challenges
[00:00:23] also in Fox's government, also that
[00:00:26] six-year term in the 2000s where with the
[00:00:30] legal resources it was possible to stop it, another, another project
[00:00:33] that the people were not consulted and that they tried to impose, the
[00:00:36] dam, El Zapotillo in Jalisco, they wanted
[00:00:40] to flood towns, flood towns to
[00:00:43] according to them have a project that was going to benefit, yes, it was going to benefit a
[00:00:47] small group, but it was going to affect a lot, well, now the government of
[00:00:50] Mexico before carrying out any project, in addition to doing the
[00:00:54] study of seeing the possibility, always consult the people of
[00:00:58] Mexico, unlike the past.
[00:01:00] with the times of the fourth transformation and it is
[00:01:04] worth understanding once again talking about national
[00:01:07] sovereignty, not only about natural
[00:01:11] gas, the dependence that Mexico has on other
[00:01:14] opposition governor was countries in various products, such as semiconductors,
[00:01:17] which is a topic that the president has already mentioned and
[00:01:21] how we depend on China, the United States and Taiwan, what is sought is that
[00:01:25] there is also national industry, this is the case of
[00:01:28] gasoline and diesel and of course, natural gas, that's
[00:01:31] why what is sought is not to depend on foreign
[00:01:35] energy generation and the goal is to reduce imports to the United
[00:01:38] States, this also seeks that it be in a
[00:01:42] different way from conventional fracking that is carried out in the
[00:01:46] neighboring country, let's
[00:01:47] listen,
[00:01:50] what is the objective of this, not to depend so much on foreign
[00:01:54] countries, even with all the
[00:01:57] exploitation of unconventional gas. we would continue
[00:02:01] importing from the United States, the objective is to reduce
[00:02:04] imports, so that we do not depend so much on foreign
[00:02:08] countries, this is something that Mexico seeks, no, all the countries in the
[00:02:11] world seek to guarantee their energy sovereignty,
[00:02:15] so also the economic part we will continue
[00:02:17] or well, the experts will continue
[00:02:21] working on the type of technologies will also be
[00:02:24] evidently something to take into
[00:02:26] account,
[00:02:29] with all the... that they propose to us,
[00:02:33] Mary I we would go from depending on the United States for
[00:02:37] 75% of the gas that we consume today to
[00:02:42] issue of the exploitation 50%. If we still want to reduce that
[00:02:44] 50%, well
[00:02:47] then we have to think about unconventional
[00:02:50] gas, how responsibly.
[00:02:54] responsable.
[00:03:06] Let's go to the kiosk because today there was talk about access to information about
[00:03:10] the transparency of what the Mexican government does, President
[00:03:13] Claudia Sheinbaum gave as an example the morning conference of the
[00:03:16] people, today's conference, for example, gave information
[00:03:20] about what could be done for
[00:03:24] the exploitation of unconventional gas and it is a
[00:03:26] way to make transparent how the study is going. of this
[00:03:30] scientific committee and the impact it could
[00:03:33] have, there was a morning conference to inform the people of
[00:03:37] Jalisco when they tried to impose the Zapotillo dam and
[00:03:40] flood towns in Jalisco, well, now it is
[00:03:44] different, the morning conference of the people is a way to
[00:03:47] make information transparent, to be accountable
[00:03:52] export, so we met with Harlin, that's right and in this same exercise it is said how the chamber of
[00:03:56] industrial radio and television has recognized.
[00:04:00] that the consultation of the right to audiences
[00:04:02] Israel committed war crimes with does not violate the law at any time and above all
[00:04:05] does not seek censorship, this statement is made because we have seen
[00:04:09] that in the media several commentators have
[00:04:12] come out with the idea of censorship, when in reality what
[00:04:16] is being talked about is the right to audiences, the right that you have,
[00:04:20] that I have, to watch and listen to a medium, today it
[00:04:24] mentions that there will be several meetings where this
[00:04:27] topic will be discussed and that it is important that... the debate is open and above
[00:04:31] all citizen consultation, let's
[00:04:33] listen and there is a lot
[00:04:37] issue, eh, security will be of debate, this public consultation, the
[00:04:41] guidelines of the commission
[00:04:43] and the objective is to guarantee the right of
[00:04:47] audiences and as you well say, the chamber of the
[00:04:50] radio and television industry has
[00:04:53] recognized because it even agreed
[00:04:56] when the law was voted,
[00:04:59] so if it... seems to you today there will be several meetings, not only with the
[00:05:02] chamber but with other
[00:05:05] groups, so let's wait next
[00:05:08] week for a conclusion
[00:05:11] of: or this same week maybe tomorrow it will
[00:05:15] be given and if not next week what the final
[00:05:18] guidelines would be from there
[00:05:22] well the debate can continue
[00:05:24] without problem
[00:05:27] also the president talks about the codes of
[00:05:30] ethics that must exist in the media and it is
[00:05:33] worth it, I have been investigating in these last days Miguel and
[00:05:37] it has been very difficult for me to find the codes of
[00:05:41] ethics, even media, where I still cannot find
[00:05:44] these codes of ethics that are not accessible and that most of
[00:05:48] the population does not know, we have seen how
[00:05:51] even Sergio Sarmiento, for example, it seems that his journalistic
[00:05:55] code of ethics is to lie deliberately and that's fine, as
[00:05:58] he has stated on various occasions,
[00:06:02] but it is worth it that as audiences we know, what are
[00:06:06] these same, let's hear how it is mentioned.
[00:06:09] We
[00:06:12] have a code of ethics that
[00:06:15] says not to steal, not to lie and not to betray the
[00:06:18] people and we continue working
[00:06:21] on that,
[00:06:25] what happens with the media, in fact they have lost a lot
[00:06:29] of credibility, not because of the government, it is
[00:06:32] the responsibility of the media themselves,
[00:06:36] what do we say, hey, well
[00:06:39] have a code of ethics that is public. a defender of audiences
[00:06:43] who receives complaints, that's
[00:06:46] it, no
[00:06:48] more, about social
[00:06:52] networks, well, networks also have a tremendous
[00:06:56] amount of fake news and even more now with artificial
[00:06:59] intelligence,
[00:07:01] which is a topic that we don't say, everyone says it,
[00:07:05] it has to do with the addiction that it is generating in girls
[00:07:08] and boys that can be very serious currently in the
[00:07:12] future. What did we do?
[00:07:15] Did we regulate? No. We opened the
[00:07:19] discussion in the morning conference. Let's see experts, come and
[00:07:22] inform everyone. What impact does the excessive
[00:07:26] use of social networks have on girls, boys and
[00:07:28] adolescents? And on that, well, we are going to make a
[00:07:32] joint decision.
[00:07:34] So it is an exercise in transparency of the
[00:07:38] government's decision-making. Because
[00:07:41] that's how we work. we then
[00:07:45] what do we ask of the media,
[00:07:48] a demand from citizens for a long time, it's not even
[00:07:51] from the president, so the exercise is a
[00:07:55] sample that we inform people, how
[00:07:59] we are making decisions and how
[00:08:02] we guarantee that technically and scientifically they are
[00:08:05] viable, socially they are viable and environmentally they are
[00:08:08] viable,
[00:08:11] so today's exercise shows how a
[00:08:15] transparency exercise helps the development of the
[00:08:18] country.
[00:08:27] World news in two minutes. During the
[00:08:30] peace negotiations between Lebanon and Israel in Rome, members of the
[00:08:34] US delegation that is acting as a mediator in the process
[00:08:37] requested a suspension to conduct consultations. After the
[00:08:40] news was spread that the Israeli army had issued
[00:08:44] evacuation orders in the village of Al Mansuri in southern
[00:08:48] Lebanon, announcing precision attacks against
[00:08:51] Hezbollah positions. Israel accused the Lebanese delegation of
[00:08:55] giving misleading information to stop the negotiations. For its
[00:08:59] part, the Lebanese government reaffirmed its commitment to the process
[00:09:03] to achieve the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Lebanese
[00:09:06] territory. Meanwhile, the Human
[00:09:09] Rights Watch organization published an investigation concluding that
[00:09:14] the attack that killed Lebanese journalist Amal
[00:09:17] Khalil and her cameraman Zeinab Faraj last
[00:09:21] April. The Organization of American States received a proposal from the United
[00:09:25] States to convene the foreign ministers of the member countries and
[00:09:29] evaluate the situation in Nicaragua after President Daniel
[00:09:32] Ortega announced the suspension of electoral
[00:09:35] processes. Nicaragua does not belong to the Organization of
[00:09:38] American States, from which it formally withdrew in 2021.
[00:09:43] The president and general secretary of FIFA, Gianni Infantino and
[00:09:46] Mattias Graffstrom, acknowledged yesterday in a
[00:09:49] statement errors in the proposal of the FIFA Forward
[00:09:53] Enterprise project, which intended to sell stakes to private
[00:09:57] investors in the international football tournaments that FIFA
[00:09:59] organizes. Both apologized for the errors and
[00:10:03] pledged not to repeat them. At the same time,
[00:10:06] they pointed out that despite everything, the proposal was promoted in full
[00:10:09] compliance with FIFA's regulatory framework, so they will not
[00:10:13] tolerate more attacks on its integrity, good governance and
[00:10:16] due process care. Rodrigo de la Vega, morning
[00:10:20] 360.
[00:10:25] The snack.
[00:10:59] the
[00:10:59] garnish,
[00:11:07] what is this about today, how she highlighted that the president talked
[00:11:11] about how in the second half of the year we would do better than in the
[00:11:14] first, take a look, remember I told you that in the second
[00:11:17] half we would do better
[00:11:20] because
[00:11:22] uh the... infrastructure contracted
[00:11:26] with public works, as public works, that is,
[00:11:30] roads,
[00:11:32] energy, trains,
[00:11:36] water, mainly,
[00:11:39] mixed investments which is essentially
[00:11:42] public investment, using part
[00:11:46] of private resources, from
[00:11:49] a scheme where the concession is not
[00:11:52] transferred, also for roads. for
[00:11:56] energy,
[00:11:59] for essentially roads and energy
[00:12:01] and private projects
[00:12:04] that are being developed,
[00:12:08] in addition to housing, housing production is generating a very
[00:12:12] important impulse in economic growth, so
[00:12:15] all this has to do with this approach, today an
[00:12:19] article comes out in The Economist, by the way, that says what I
[00:12:23] have said here, growth. economic is not everything, I don't say it alone
[00:12:26] because here social scientists and
[00:12:30] economists know it, the important thing is that there is
[00:12:33] wealth distribution and social justice, not just
[00:12:37] growth,
[00:12:40] and today we are going to talk about an important topic for the countryside and that is the case
[00:12:44] of avocado, in our country avocado has a fundamental
[00:12:47] economic weight, it is exported to 34 countries
[00:12:50] and one of the main consumers of avocado is
[00:12:53] the United States with more than...
[00:12:57] that are imported only from this product, however, in recent
[00:13:01] days we have seen that there has been a problem,
[00:13:04] well, the United States, the authorities have determined that there will no
[00:13:07] longer be avocado exports to their country, today
[00:13:11] the president mentions that there was a meeting with the avocado
[00:13:14] producers of Michoacán, they mention
[00:13:18] talking about security issues in the region and especially the
[00:13:21] export to the United States, among them the dialogue.
[00:13:25] led to two fundamental issues: in the first place, that the National
[00:13:28] Guard can also carry out security surveillance in
[00:13:31] the areas where avocado is grown and
[00:13:35] at the same time a dialogue with the US embassy and with the
[00:13:39] agricultural authorities to be able to recover the export of
[00:13:42] this important product, avocado, as soon as
[00:13:46] possible. Let's listen.
[00:13:49] Yesterday I met with
[00:13:52] the most important association of
[00:13:55] avocado businessmen of Michoacán,
[00:13:59] both for security issues, which we have been
[00:14:02] meeting for some time, but for security
[00:14:05] issues, as for this particular issue, in
[00:14:09] which the United States withdrew its inspectors
[00:14:12] which is part of the agreement for
[00:14:17] them and we are making a very important work plan to guarantee
[00:14:21] even more security in certain areas where
[00:14:25] there was not so much presence of the national guard, that is the first thing, the
[00:14:29] second, through Roberto Velasco, the
[00:14:32] secretary Omar,
[00:14:35] and the secretary of agriculture,
[00:14:39] the US embassy was asked to meet as soon as
[00:14:43] possible with the department of agriculture and the inspection
[00:14:46] areas so that this work can be returned
[00:14:49] or in the last resort replaced with
[00:14:53] Senasica inspectors, which is also a possibility,
[00:14:57] so in the coming days we will continue talking about this
[00:15:02] reinforced in another area of Michoacán, but there is another important
[00:15:05] area where they ask us that there also be presence of the guard,
[00:15:09] so we will send presence and the dialogue with the US embassy
[00:15:13] and the United States to be able to recover avocado
[00:15:16] exports as soon as
[00:15:17] possible.
[00:18:39] to save us with the Jaguar. Sofi, how are you? Very
[00:18:43] happy, very happy to be here with all of you audiences and to be
[00:18:46] introduced by Chavela Vargas, how incredible. Uh, well
[00:18:50] today we are going to tell you a journey that the jaguar made.
[00:18:54] In fact, it is not just any journey, it is a whole
[00:18:58] odyssey. And this one, I
[00:19:00] think you haven't seen it. Okay, so it's going to be
[00:19:04] epic, epic, let's see this from Isa del Jaguar.
[00:19:09] I will embark on an odyssey, will you take the UNAM exam
[00:19:13] again? No, an even greater one, I will go
[00:19:16] to defend
[00:19:18] the audiences,
[00:19:21] but what if they take us off the air, what if we lose our
[00:19:24] jobs,
[00:19:25] silence,
[00:19:28] I will tell you this story, but in max
[00:19:31] eh, tremendous odyssey that the 4T has made to
[00:19:35] try to regulate social networks. a lie, a supposed
[00:19:39] censorship and a whole campaign that they have mounted on the
[00:19:42] narrative of the right to question granting
[00:19:46] rights to audiences, they want to dictate
[00:19:49] ethical rules to journalists, what is that called then, like
[00:19:53] the guidelines to silence Mexico, and in this story
[00:19:56] they forget that audiences have a good eye to realize
[00:20:00] that the information they consume
[00:20:03] confuses opinion with information, today
[00:20:07] they unleashed their hatred against several journalists, among them
[00:20:11] our colleague Sergio Sarmiento and the reality
[00:20:14] of what seems like a myth, this Greek mythological creature is
[00:20:18] described as half man and half horse, in this odyssey
[00:20:21] of trying to distinguish between those who are journalists and those who
[00:20:25] choke on lies and the more lies you tell against
[00:20:28] Morena the better you do, some are returning to their
[00:20:32] disguises, don't cast pearls before swine, so
[00:20:36] these audiences in...
[00:20:39] giant challenges and some fake prophet, many times
[00:20:42] we lie, sometimes on purpose sometimes for
[00:20:46] other reasons, of course, faced with this siren song that tries to...
[00:20:50] to hypnotize us with fake news it is better to
[00:20:52] start protecting our ears and that no one tells
[00:20:55] us what we see and what we don't see, we are interested
[00:20:59] or perhaps they are afraid that
[00:21:02] audiences will forget them after
[00:21:06] so much time and says don't watch TV Azteca
[00:21:10] people will watch it more, well yes first I
[00:21:14] faced the cyclops that is
[00:21:16] censorship oh I'm telling you no you don't see my point
[00:21:20] No, you're making fun of my eye, oh
[00:21:23] no,
[00:21:25] then I tried to convince the
[00:21:29] giant corporations,
[00:21:31] so you, the television companies, would name your own
[00:21:34] defenders, I'll destroy the whole
[00:21:37] forest first, oh,
[00:21:40] run,
[00:21:42] finally, I ended up going crazy
[00:21:46] from the siren's song,
[00:21:54] Now it's time to go
[00:21:56] home, whenever
[00:21:59] you want,
[00:22:02] today a former
[00:22:04] arrested, those who thought they were gods of
[00:22:08] information, today they have to give
[00:22:11] power back to the audiences to realize that they were only
[00:22:14] slaves of interests, they are
[00:22:17] tired of critical press. that questions, that
[00:22:21] asks, in this odyssey of fake news, the real battle
[00:22:25] will not be to distinguish between advertising and opinion,
[00:22:28] sorry, this is information, sorry, this is my opinion, oh, sorry, but to
[00:22:32] recover your right to information against those who
[00:22:36] have usurped the microphones, I think that the media lie, that
[00:22:40] they defend interests, that's good, who are all these
[00:22:43] people in my house, it was a strike,
[00:22:45] sir,
[00:22:48] my dog, poisonous Pedrito
[00:22:51] Sola, who has destroyed all my
[00:22:54] archive, we don't know, they have
[00:22:57] violated Zeus's law, but above
[00:23:00] all they have violated the law of
[00:23:03] audiences, oh the jaguar
[00:23:06] returns, let's go to the west sun,
[00:23:10] that's a lamp, be careful,
[00:23:14] Sofía Velázquez morning
[00:23:15] 360
[00:23:21] the bill please.
[00:23:21] favor.
[00:23:26] How are you? Well, today we went out to ask people about this
[00:23:32] of unconventional gas and well, people were also very
[00:23:35] well informed, they told us why it is important that Mexico
[00:23:39] stop depending on other countries
[00:23:41] to export this unconventional gas, this is what they
[00:23:45] told us, let's listen. Well,
[00:23:48] obviously because. well here in Mexico there is already
[00:23:52] the resource and it would be
[00:23:54] uh to take away, so to speak, even
[00:23:58] jobs from people here in Mexico, why are we going to
[00:24:01] go and export something that we already have, I think that is
[00:24:04] the important thing, well, I think mainly for the country
[00:24:08] to grow internally, since as you say, if we depend
[00:24:12] on an external country for our economy or everyday
[00:24:16] things to work, it is important that as a country we start to generate those
[00:24:19] own resources and not depend on a second or third,
[00:24:23] well, what happens is that the country lacks infrastructure,
[00:24:27] uh beforehand we are going to a more fundamental
[00:24:30] problem which is this, the training of young people that we will have to train
[00:24:34] young people to generate our own technology, so to have the
[00:24:38] capacity to extract that natural gas precisely
[00:24:42] for that, not to depend on others and in the north there is a lot of gas in
[00:24:44] Coahuila, well it should be
[00:24:48] exploited even though there is fracking or something like that, no,
[00:24:52] but they should exploit it more here in Mexico, not
[00:24:56] depend on other countries to generate, exploit our own
[00:24:59] resources. Well paid, very alert the people
[00:25:03] you interviewed today, Tocayo Hernández, look, if the
[00:25:07] environment is protected, if the population is consulted
[00:25:10] about whether they agree, also see what the
[00:25:14] population needs to have a project like hydraulic fracturing and
[00:25:17] extract natural gas, well go ahead. the project, as long as
[00:25:21] environmental defense and consultation with the population,
[00:25:25] very alert people, as you say, not to depend on
[00:25:28] foreigners, not only if Donald Trump decides I'm not going
[00:25:31] to sell gas to Mexico anymore, what would happen, but to ask ourselves what happens
[00:25:35] if the United States says, I will sell it, but at double or
[00:25:39] triple the price, it would have an impact on the
[00:25:42] industry, it would have an impact on the gas used for
[00:25:45] electricity generation, for example, perhaps many people don't have it in mind, but
[00:25:49] the... electrical with which illuminates your house, illuminates your
[00:25:53] business, illuminates your workplace,
[00:25:56] with gas, yes, it's very important, it's a topic that involves
[00:26:00] all of us and what should... be prioritized, energy
[00:26:04] sovereignty, protecting the environment and consulting the population, well
[00:26:08] paid account, my friend, see you tomorrow,
[00:26:10] see you tomorrow, a hug to all of
[00:26:14] you, a hug,
[00:26:17] well, we are closing the morning 3:60 of this Thursday, please
[00:26:20] don't miss "Punto de Referencia" at 9 PM with
[00:26:24] our colleagues Azul Alzaga and Luisa Iglesias, have a
[00:26:27] great day and as always it was a pleasure to have been
[00:26:31] here, hug. Strong and happy day,
[00:26:47] in Mexico we have 154,240
[00:26:51] new places this year for National High School,
[00:26:54] 370 new Margarita Masa campuses in various
[00:26:58] communities with direct access, without exclusion exam.
[00:27:02] because studying is your right and at the end
[00:27:06] you will have two certificates: your high school and professional
[00:27:10] training, in the National High School there is a
[00:27:13] place with your name, Government of
[00:27:16] Mexico, for the first time the people exercise their
[00:27:20] own budget. In 19,718
[00:27:23] indigenous and Afro-Mexican towns and communities, works
[00:27:27] are decided in assembly by a show of hands, with the fund
[00:27:30] for contributions for infrastructure.
[00:27:32] For indigenous and Afro-Mexican towns and communities, they decide to carry out
[00:27:36] various works for drinking water, drainage, electricity,
[00:27:40] schools, health or housing, where the people
[00:27:43] decide, welfare is built. Government of
[00:27:46] Mexico. During hurricane and rainy season, we must protect
[00:27:50] the most important thing. Our families. Stay informed
[00:27:53] through official channels. Remove trash from drains and
[00:27:56] sewers. Avoid crossing swollen rivers and streams,
[00:28:00] and store your documents in a
[00:28:02] safe place. These small actions can
[00:28:06] protect your life. In case of emergencies, call
[00:28:09] 911, prevention
[00:28:12] is your best decision, Government of
[00:28:16] Mexico, this brave journalist ends
[00:28:19] up in the eye of the revolutionary hurricane in
[00:28:22] Mexico, two American newspapers send me to interview General
[00:28:26] Sir,
[00:28:30] little you are.
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[00:28:48] I think laughter is revolutionary, I think laughter tears down the
[00:28:52] walls of power, it takes away the
[00:28:55] solemnity from idiots,
[00:28:58] it horizontalizes us, I don't think there's anything that makes
[00:29:02] a guy like Trump angrier than us laughing at him, he has
[00:29:05] gone against presenters and comedians who
[00:29:09] have laughed at him because they can't stand it, they say with all the power I
[00:29:12] have, with all the money I have, with how important I am, and
[00:29:16] these clowns laugh at me, well yes, we laugh at you, yes,
[00:29:19] there is no more serious devaluation for a politician than being ridiculous,
[00:29:22] right, and that is the case of
[00:29:25] Trump,
[00:29:29] next, long breath.
[00:30:08] For more than two centuries, liberal
[00:30:11] democracy was presented as the natural destiny of modern
[00:30:14] societies, however, today
[00:30:16] it seems that we are traveling to another destiny, to
[00:30:20] imperial authoritarianism.
[00:30:22] Donald Trump not only seeks to govern
[00:30:26] the United States, but also seeks to transform
[00:30:29] the very nature of power. He seeks
[00:30:32] to discredit elections when they do not favor him,
[00:30:36] to concentrate all government powers in himself
[00:30:40] and to project that authoritarian vision over the rest of the
[00:30:44] continent. Are we witnessing a
[00:30:48] fleeting crisis or is this the beginning of a new
[00:30:51] era? Today we speak with political scientist
[00:30:55] Juan Carlos Monedero.
[00:30:57] Welcome to Long Breath.