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[00:00:00] development,
[00:00:02] a responsible decision,
[00:00:05] government of evidently with the new technologies that exist, if they only
[00:00:08] followed those of 10 years ago, well,
[00:00:11] relations with no, but there are new technologies that it is important
[00:00:14] to investigate,
[00:00:17] so in the basin, Tampico, Misantla, no,
[00:00:21] why? Because
[00:00:23] in Mexico, what do there are indigenous peoples, because nature is
[00:00:26] very rich, because the environmental impacts would be very serious.
[00:00:31] So far, what are we going to do? Just see if there is saltwater
[00:00:35] in the subsoil and how much, that's
[00:00:38] all, we haven't even advanced
[00:00:42] beyond that, but it's a matter of
[00:00:44] sovereignty, in which all Mexicans
[00:00:48] should think, so that's what
[00:00:51] motivates this
[00:00:54] on a flight to arrive in our country and with investigation, that's the only thing, no, we continue investigating biomass,
[00:00:56] we continue investigating uh, if there are more
[00:01:00] geothermal possibilities, eh, the
[00:01:04] hydraulic ones, generating with electricity from water
[00:01:07] falls, are increasingly difficult also because large dams
[00:01:11] can no longer be built because they would mean moving
[00:01:14] populations,
[00:01:16] we also talk about the reestablishment of so it's not that there are a thousand alternatives,
[00:01:19] so but within this framework we are looking for the best
[00:01:22] possible options and without affecting
[00:01:25] populations and guaranteeing that the environmental impacts.
[00:01:51] Media Group. President, with the arrest of Angela
[00:01:54] Aguirre, is there a possibility that new lines of investigation will be opened in the
[00:01:58] Ayotzinapa case? The prosecutor's office has them
[00:02:02] and they would be the ones to report
[00:02:04] and as the prosecutor reported yesterday,
[00:02:08] this has to do with testimonies
[00:02:11] from
[00:02:15] well, from witnesses.
[00:02:17] President, do you trust that in your administration the truth and justice will be achieved in the
[00:02:21] Ayotzinapa case?
[00:02:26] I will put all my effort, all my energy, all my
[00:02:30] will for it to be so,
[00:02:33] the parents know that
[00:02:35] they are, it took me a lot of effort to get him out of and what is
[00:02:38] very promising about the new
[00:02:41] investigations that are being carried out is that at
[00:02:44] least there is more information than
[00:02:48] was available until September
[00:02:51] 2024, which allows us to
[00:02:54] advance. President Javier Solorzano on
[00:02:58] Heraldo TV interviewed the commissioner. of communications talked about this
[00:03:02] safe conduct from debate that has arisen about the rights of the audiences, how
[00:03:05] in your case, how your government guarantees that there is no censorship as some
[00:03:09] of the opposition accuse, well, because it is not our
[00:03:11] objective,
[00:03:14] never and that's why this consultation the
[00:03:18] guidelines, so let's see
[00:03:22] this should not say this, it should say this
[00:03:25] other thing, it should be clarified under what
[00:03:28] conditions one can...
[00:03:30] a fine, what is true is that the guidelines say nothing,
[00:03:33] absolutely nothing about the content,
[00:03:38] characterizes us because it is with it is the best way to say there is no
[00:03:39] relations. That's right, and with censorship, because censorship would have to do with that if
[00:03:43] the government doesn't like something it censors it, it silences it, it says remove
[00:03:47] this from the recordings, in the
[00:03:52] Ángel Aguirre related to guidelines there is absolutely nothing that has to do with the content, but rather they are
[00:03:55] guidelines to ensure the right of the audiences,
[00:03:58] which is the defender of the audiences,
[00:04:02] the codes of ethics, the complaints
[00:04:05] area, in short, all that must
[00:04:08] be clarified, and finally in El Heraldo de México we published
[00:04:12] that shrimp fishing eh puts the vaquita
[00:04:16] marina at risk, according to a study by the National Commission of Protected Areas
[00:04:19] it points out that the gillnets that are used generate
[00:04:23] this situation, they are even prohibited, but there is a tolerance for
[00:04:27] this type of practices to be carried out, this situation
[00:04:30] also the embargo on Mexican shrimp from the United States affects
[00:04:34] fishermen, so but those nets are no longer used
[00:04:37] eh Marina
[00:04:40] alive the multicolored future of Robles has been very close to
[00:04:42] and
[00:04:45] obviously also Rigoberto Salgado who is the fishing commissioner,
[00:04:49] if they want they can come here to talk about this issue, Marina
[00:04:52] Robles is in charge of the Undersecretary of Environment eh to
[00:04:56] see all matters of international treaties. for the
[00:05:00] protection of biodiversity in the upper
[00:05:02] Gulf of California and in particular the vaquita marina,
[00:05:06] so they can come to report, it is a study that
[00:05:10] we have several pending issues that they bring precisely to... Speaking of transparency, it is a study
[00:05:13] that the National Commission of Protected Areas provided us with
[00:05:17] and it points out this situation, President, yes, but eh it is not like it was
[00:05:20] before, before there was indiscriminate,
[00:05:24] before many years ago eh shrimp fishing in
[00:05:27] that way there is an issue
[00:05:29] of a species called the
[00:05:32] totoaba that is linked to the vaquita
[00:05:35] marina, there is permanently the Secretary
[00:05:39] of the Navy, they even inform us in the security cabinet.
[00:05:43] eh the seizure that is made of people
[00:05:46] who are illegally trying to fish
[00:07:46] A multicolored treasure is guarded by the Otomi community of San
[00:07:50] Juan and Xdenco Tlaxcala. More than
[00:07:53] 12 varieties of native corn dye their fields with a
[00:07:56] rainbow of natural tones. Purple,
[00:08:00] blue, yellow and red corn give identity to
[00:08:03] gastronomy, celebrations and local traditions.
[00:08:07] I would say that native
[00:08:10] corn is the soul of the
[00:08:13] Tlaxcaltecs, without corn simply the
[00:08:16] Tlaxcaltecs would lose themselves just like any other people who have
[00:08:19] lost their identity and with them their
[00:08:23] seeds that give them life, we have
[00:08:26] the fortune of having colored
[00:08:30] corn with which we elaborate eh
[00:08:33] various foods, for example we have the Cacaoacente
[00:08:36] corn which is white, with that we make an atole or
[00:08:40] we can toast it to make pinoles. We have the
[00:08:43] blue corn with which we can make atole, tortillas, the
[00:08:47] purple corn, that corn
[00:08:51] which we make the traditional sour atole,
[00:08:53] but corn here is also
[00:08:56] art, the Tlaxcaltecs protect the
[00:08:59] mystical garlic corn, a historical rarity that today's
[00:09:03] artisans transform into monumental seed
[00:09:06] paintings and crafts declared cultural
[00:09:09] heritage, we not only glue corn, we make art with
[00:09:13] corn and that also implies that people when
[00:09:16] they see the piece have that now that feeling that is transmitted to be able to
[00:09:20] perceive it themselves also in the way we
[00:09:23] feel it, currently youth or
[00:09:26] generations are preparing
[00:09:29] professionally, I would tell them, despite
[00:09:33] having studies, of having a profession, do not stay away from the
[00:09:36] field and that in due course they can
[00:09:40] cultivate their food. do it. By
[00:09:44] shelling an ear of corn, the Otomi community preserves the
[00:09:47] memory of time and by protecting their seeds, keeps
[00:09:53] the soft
[00:09:54] homeland.
[00:09:59] Behind the colored corn of Tlaxcala there are two very
[00:10:02] important trades, that of those who sow and harvest and that of those who
[00:10:06] transform the land of what has just
[00:10:09] been given to us, whether in a taco, in a quesadilla. in
[00:10:12] chilaquiles or in a delicious prepared corn on the cob, thanks to
[00:10:16] the families who ensure that this corn reaches the
[00:10:19] homes of Mexicans,
[00:10:22] because preserving native corn is about... the sovereignty
[00:10:26] of our homeland, because as long as
[00:10:29] the seeds continue to be inherited and sprout from
[00:10:33] the furrows, there will be harvest, there will be food and
[00:10:36] there will be memory, and all that fits in a small
[00:10:40] grain of corn, the xochilía, thank
[00:10:44] you very much,
[00:10:45] thank you.
[00:14:25] It's Friday, the last conference of this week
[00:14:28] at the National Palace, welcome to the
[00:14:32] Morning 360, among the messages that stand out today,
[00:14:35] in the investigations of the Ayotzinapa
[00:14:38] case, there are no untouchables, the
[00:14:41] truth, justice is not negotiated for political
[00:14:45] commitments. This morning, President Sheinbaum supports
[00:14:48] the investigations of the Attorney General of the Republic after the
[00:14:52] arrest of the former governor. Former
[00:14:55] Guerrero governor Ángel Aguirre Rivero, reaffirming her
[00:14:59] commitment to reaching the truth in the disappearance of
[00:15:02] the 43 students from Ayotzinapa who disappeared in
[00:15:06] 2014 in Iguala, Guerrero. Arlin, good morning,
[00:15:09] how are you? I'm very happy to be with you and our dear
[00:15:13] audience, and why not, if peace extends throughout the great
[00:15:17] homeland, this is because the relationship between
[00:15:20] Mexico and Peru dawns, a diplomatic
[00:15:22] reestablishment, after the UN determined that the
[00:15:26] detention of Pedro Castillo would have been arbitrary, this
[00:15:30] means that Betsy Chávez travels to
[00:15:33] our country, she will be arriving in the
[00:16:34] We start with the morning 360 of this Friday.
[00:16:37] A lot, a lot of information from the National Palace to close
[00:16:41] this week, we talk about the Ayotzinapa case, about the
[00:16:44] investigations, about the meeting that President Sheinbaum will have this month
[00:16:48] with the mothers and fathers of the disappeared students,
[00:16:53] diplomatic relations with Peru, Mexico
[00:16:57] firmly maintains its right to grant
[00:17:00] asylum, the world leadership of our country
[00:17:04] is respected and we also talk about this
[00:17:07] controversy, the alleged lettuce that caused explosive
[00:17:11] diarrhea in the United States that some gringos with
[00:17:14] political intentions were blaming our country
[00:17:17] without any proof. How did you see today's conference? You already
[00:17:21] mentioned many of the topics, Miguel, but we also saw the talent of the young
[00:17:24] people in our country, especially listening to them
[00:17:28] sing. And this is because Mexico Sings will have this
[00:17:31] second edition that is fundamental to
[00:17:33] continue promoting a different narrative.
[00:17:37] the one we have seen in recent times, where
[00:17:41] corridos, Mexican regional music has taken a narrative of
[00:17:45] romanticizing drug
[00:18:06] varied. morning, it was precisely said that
[00:18:10] diplomatic relations with Peru are reestablished,
[00:18:14] eh Betsy Chávez, who was eh minister of the government of
[00:18:18] Pedro Castillo, who was exiled in the Mexican embassy
[00:18:22] in that country and who also
[00:18:25] was under the protection of Brazilian
[00:18:29] authorities in that country of the Brazilian representation in
[00:18:32] Peru, she is now in our country,
[00:18:35] she traveled after receiving a
[00:18:40] the new president of Peru, Keiko
[00:18:43] Fujimori, eh, President Claudia Sheinbaum highlights
[00:18:47] this as an act of good will on the part of the
[00:18:50] new president of Peru and
[00:18:54] well, the intention is precisely that
[00:18:57] these diplomatic relations be resumed,
[00:19:00] eh the president of Peru had already expressed this
[00:19:04] intention eh when she just took over the...
[00:19:07] presidency, so now this relationship that Peru
[00:19:11] had broken is resumed after Mexico took a position
[00:19:15] regarding this detention of Pedro Castillo and
[00:19:18] well, granting asylum to this official
[00:19:21] Betsy Chávez. On the other hand, the arrest of the former
[00:19:25] governor of Guerrero
[00:19:29] the case of the 43 and the disappearance of the
[00:19:32] 43 students from Ayotzinapa is also mentioned,
[00:19:36] let's remember that the prosecutor's office has continued
[00:19:38] with these investigations regarding the case,
[00:19:42] new lines of investigation have been taken, President Claudia Sheinbaum
[00:19:46] mentioned that some
[00:19:50] reviews of these phone records
[00:19:54] have been carried out with the intention of establishing some connections in the calls
[00:19:57] that could have a link with
[00:20:01] this case, the intention is to
[00:20:04] obviously expand these lines of...
[00:20:07] investigation and that justice be achieved through
[00:20:11] these new routes that are being sought and
[00:20:14] also mentions the commitment to the parents that
[00:20:18] she has to reach the truth and justice and that she trusts that
[00:20:22] it will be carried out it will be carried out to
[00:20:25] this point because that is her commitment
[00:20:29] that she has she will put all her effort so that
[00:20:32] this whole case is clarified and the truth and justice
[00:20:35] are reached regarding the disappearance of the 43
[00:20:39] students from Ayotzinapa, finally this issue of eh
[00:20:43] is also presented well the
[00:20:46] cyclosporiasis, this issue of exclusive diarrhea in the.
[00:20:50] United States, a whole report is presented in which it is made
[00:20:53] known that if the FDA of the United States,
[00:20:56] this agency in charge of all
[00:20:59] the sanitary matters, well, makes a report to Mexico
[00:21:03] because it detects these cases of explosive diarrhea in its country
[00:21:06] and there was a suspicion that they were
[00:21:09] linked to lettuce
[00:21:13] the authorities of our country do, Cofepris and Asica, well,
[00:21:16] they carry out a deployment
[00:21:20] to these sites of... production and manufacture of
[00:21:23] these products, analyzes are carried out and well, it has not
[00:21:27] been detected that they were due to contaminated food in
[00:21:31] our country, eh, at the moment the analyzes have
[00:21:34] shown that they have nothing to do with
[00:21:38] production in Mexico, however, constant
[00:21:41] communication is maintained with the authorities of the United States
[00:21:44] to, well, ensure that these sanitary
[00:21:48] controls are maintained and
[00:21:50] certainty is provided that the food being produced in Mexico is of good quality
[00:21:54] and does not have any anomalous situation, so to
[00:21:57] speak, a little of what was discussed today here at the morning
[00:22:01] conference at the National
[00:22:42] good news, because President Claudia Sheinbaum reports
[00:22:46] that Mexico and Peru resume their
[00:22:50] diplomatic relations after the political, ideological
[00:22:53] disagreement that occurred in December 2022. You
[00:22:57] will remember that in 2022, the Peruvian Congress
[00:23:00] decided to remove President Pedro
[00:23:04] Castillo. At that time, President
[00:23:07] López Obrador denounced that his removal
[00:23:10] was due to racist
[00:23:13] issues, to issues of the humble origin of President
[00:23:16] Pedro Castillo who never managed
[00:23:20] to understand a Peruvian Congress that was
[00:23:23] dominated by Peruvian conservatism and the right, well, in December
[00:23:27] 2022, the then President Dina Boluarte,
[00:23:30] who came to power after the removal of Pedro Castillo,
[00:23:34] declared the Mexican ambassador to Peru,
[00:23:38] Pablo Monroy, persona non grata, even giving him 72
[00:23:41] hours to leave the country, already in 2023, in February
[00:23:45] 2023, Dina, Dina Boluarte eh,
[00:23:49] well, broke. diplomatic relations, definitely
[00:23:52] withdrew the diplomatic body that existed,
[00:23:56] there was only one Mexican representative, he stayed there, diplomatic
[00:24:00] relations between Mexico and Peru were broken.
[00:24:03] The presidential election in Peru was won democratically by
[00:24:07] President Keiko Fujimori. She herself, of her
[00:24:11] own free will, requested dialogue with Mexico,
[00:24:14] spoke with our foreign minister, with Roberto Velasco, and informed
[00:24:18] him of her government's intention to resume
[00:24:21] relations with our country, today the president
[00:24:24] gives the good news, Mexico and Peru resume their diplomatic
[00:24:29] that a safe conduct is issued to the
[00:24:32] government minister, former minister of government in the government of Pedro
[00:24:36] Castillo, Betsy Chávez, who at this moment is traveling to our
[00:24:40] country after receiving political asylum,
[00:24:43] President Claudia Sheinbaum announces the importance of continuing
[00:24:47] to bet on peace, relations in the region.
[00:24:50] This is also important where in times of war diplomatic
[00:24:54] ties become fundamental
[00:25:02] who was president of the Council of Ministers of the government of former president
[00:25:06] Pedro Castillo, who remained for several
[00:25:09] months in the Mexican embassy in
[00:25:12] Peru,
[00:25:14] eh. Who then had to close that
[00:25:18] embassy, given that Peru broke
[00:25:21] relations with Mexico
[00:25:25] and remained under the protection of Brazil, whom
[00:25:27] we thank
[00:25:30] very much, is about to land in
[00:25:33] Mexico, the safe conduct was granted
[00:25:37] for Betsy, it was an air force plane for
[00:25:40] her and is landing in our country in a few minutes,
[00:25:44] it is a dialogue that began with the new government of Peru several
[00:25:47] weeks ago, this... It was a request
[00:25:51] that we made
[00:25:52] it
[00:25:55] is an element
[00:25:59] or an action that...
[00:26:03] eh of good will, let's say so, from the
[00:26:07] President Fujimori towards
[00:26:10] Mexico, with this,
[00:26:14] Peru will be reestablished
[00:26:17] and we, as
[00:26:20] always, as we have done,
[00:26:23] eh, will continue to defend
[00:26:26] President Castillo for the reasons we have stated, they
[00:26:30] know that, the new government of Peru knows that.
[00:26:34] eh, but it's a step and
[00:26:38] so welcome,
[00:26:40] Betzy Chávez to
[00:26:43] Mexico.
[00:26:46] The Peruvian authorities issued a safe conduct
[00:26:49] for Betzy Chávez to leave Peru
[00:26:52] and arrive in our country. She is coming
[00:26:56] this, the global leadership that
[00:27:00] our country has and the respect for the tradition that Mexico
[00:27:04] has had in granting political asylum to political
[00:27:08] persecuted individuals with Betzy Chávez who will soon arrive in our
[00:27:11] country, and it must be stressed that Betzy Chávez having political asylum in our
[00:27:15] country does not imply, nor does any other person
[00:27:18] having political asylum in our country imply impunity in case
[00:27:21] there was any accusation, any
[00:27:24] legal accusation and the authorities decided to proceed, well, of
[00:27:28] course, no person is hidden here,
[00:27:31] Arlin. After 200 days of being in the Mexican
[00:27:35] embassy, at this moment, the responsible
[00:27:39] parties were diplomatic authorities of Brazil due to the
[00:27:42] breakdown of relations, it is also important
[00:27:45] to mention how Mexico positions itself once again
[00:27:49] as open doors for everyone, we saw it
[00:27:53] with Iran in the World Cup, we are currently seeing it with Peru
[00:27:56] and especially with the whole
[00:28:25] have been successful enough to
[00:28:27] sustain themselves
[00:28:30] on channel 14.
[00:30:19] and we continue talking about the relationship between Mexico and
[00:30:22] Peru, good news for the region where Latin America
[00:30:26] bets on diplomatic bridges and peace,
[00:30:29] it is fundamental to remember that in December 2022. When at
[00:30:33] the time the Peruvian Congress determined the removal of
[00:30:37] Pedro Castillo, several presidents took a stand
[00:30:40] in this regard, at the time Gustavo Petro, Luis Arce, Alberto
[00:30:44] Fernández, Nicolás Maduro, Díaz Canel and Andrés Manuel López
[00:30:47] Obrador, but above all Andrés Manuel López Obrador what he sought was
[00:30:51] to give political asylum to his family, this generated tensions. Once
[00:30:55] José Jerry arrived at the presidency of Peru,
[00:30:58] he also mentioned.