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[00:00:51] government of Next News
[00:00:52] 14.
[00:01:08] Ayotzinapa continues to be at the center of the investigations, President Claudia
[00:01:11] Sheinbaum assured that the prosecutor's office is advancing with new lines of investigation
[00:01:15] and reiterated her commitment to clarify this case, meanwhile
[00:01:18] former Guerrero Governor Ángel Aguirre will remain in preventive
[00:01:22] detention until next Tuesday it is defined whether he will be
[00:01:26] linked to the process. More details in July, inflation in our country
[00:01:30] reached its lowest level in 6 years, at the same time
[00:01:33] merchants reported drops in products such as tomato, LP
[00:01:37] gas, potato and chicken in a context of greater
[00:01:40] price stability and the United States international
[00:01:43] issues partially resumes avocado inspections for
[00:01:47] Michoacán starting on August 8, this after the security
[00:01:51] agreements reached with the government of Mexico. The reopening will be
[00:01:54] gradual and the United States authorities will maintain a permanent
[00:01:58] evaluation of the conditions
[00:02:00] in this entity and in the world the migratory crisis in Ceuta continues to
[00:02:04] worsen, there are already 141 people who have died in their attempt to
[00:02:08] reach Europe while pressure also grows to reinforce rescue
[00:02:11] actions and attention to those who risk their lives on this
[00:02:15] route. In sports news, Mexico reigned again in women's football,
[00:02:19] this in the Central American and Caribbean Games. The U-23
[00:02:22] team tied at the last minute and beat Colombia in
[00:02:26] penalties, thus winning their fourth consecutive gold. With this and
[00:02:29] much more, we begin informative 14.
[00:02:41] economic matters we tell you that the drop in
[00:02:56] We greet you with great pleasure this August 7th.
[00:03:00] No summer, we have to keep enjoying it, Aurora,
[00:03:02] coup. The Special Criminal Chamber how are you? Very well, Rita Breo, it's a pleasure to be with you this
[00:03:05] Friday, almost the weekend, we are one breath away from the weekend,
[00:03:08] the first days and weeks of the if not for some it has already begun, but there is important information
[00:03:12] in different areas, you said it
[00:03:14] uh, it was part of well Rita, so well, let's also
[00:03:17] give way to these topics, that's right, we are going to
[00:03:21] present all the information that the news department of Channel
[00:03:24] 14 has prepared for you, so you are very welcome
[00:03:27] and if you want to
[00:03:30] communicate, report, comment, here will also appear the direct
[00:03:34] line, the way to be in
[00:03:37] now, you stock up at the have been informed of what contact with us and we thank you for your closeness, there it is @
[00:03:39] canal14mx, so we read you, attentive to your
[00:03:43] comments, questions, well, everything you can think of on social
[00:03:46] networks, you can write to us Rita and we start if you
[00:03:49] think it's good, the Attorney General's Office is exploring
[00:03:53] new lines of investigation to clarify the events in which the
[00:03:56] 43 Ayotzinapa students disappeared and
[00:04:00] they obey the detention of
[00:04:02] order issued by the Permanent Criminal Chamber Ángel Aguirre Rivero, the former governor of Guerrero. This morning
[00:04:05] President Claudia Sheinbaum highlighted the work of the
[00:04:08] Prosecutor's Office in charge of Ernestina God Ramos which has allowed
[00:04:12] to have information on the case.
[00:04:16] There are several lines of investigation that the Prosecutor's Office is following,
[00:04:20] accompanied by searches that are carried out in the territory
[00:04:24] of evidence that is available, the search is done, evidence, the search is
[00:04:27] done, more people have been arrested, some
[00:04:31] of whom had never appeared as
[00:04:34] possible perpetrators and they
[00:04:37] were arrested now by the Prosecutor's Office, they
[00:04:41] have given some testimonies, in short, these are
[00:04:44] different lines of investigation that lead to
[00:04:47] arrests.
[00:04:50] Well, that's right, it was detailed that new ways of analyzing information are being
[00:04:54] used and the president said that it can
[00:04:58] be the same evidence, but now they are deepened with scientific
[00:05:02] filed a request for diplomatic asylum at mechanisms and assured that her government has a commitment to the parents
[00:05:05] of the students and the people of Mexico to achieve truth and
[00:05:09] justice.
[00:05:11] The ultimate goal is to know the
[00:05:15] truth, do justice and find the young
[00:05:18] people, that is the commitment we made with the mothers and
[00:05:22] fathers of Ayotzinapa, I will put all my effort, all
[00:05:25] my energy, all my will for it to
[00:05:29] be so, the parents know
[00:05:33] this, and today the initial hearing of the former governor of Guerrero
[00:05:36] Ángel Aguirre Rivero was held, this in the Altiplano prison in the state of Mexico,
[00:05:40] a control judge imputes
[00:05:43] preventive detention, his defense also requested the extension
[00:05:46] of the constitutional term, which will allow him
[00:05:50] to gather evidence in favor of his client. The
[00:05:53] former governor was arrested yesterday Thursday, we informed you here in Informativo
[00:05:57] 14, for allegedly ordering the disappearance of videos
[00:06:00] from the security cameras of the State Justice Palace in
[00:06:04] Iguala, where the moment in which state and municipal police
[00:06:07] detained the normalistas who were traveling in bus number
[00:06:10] 15:31 of the Estrella de
[00:06:14] Oro line on the night of September 26, 2014, is supposedly
[00:06:18] observed. The capture of Aguirre Ribero occurred after the statements of two
[00:06:21] former officials who had pointed to the former state governor. The
[00:06:24] hearing will continue next Tuesday where the judge will define if
[00:06:28] Aguirre Rivero is or is not linked to process for the crimes of
[00:06:31] obstruction of justice and forced disappearance of
[00:06:35] people in the Ayotzinapa
[00:06:36] case.
[00:06:41] And to expand this information, we link up with Manuel
[00:06:44] Vázquez, he is Manuel Vázquez Arellano, a survivor of the Ayotzinapa
[00:06:48] case, we welcome you Manuel, how
[00:06:50] are you? Hi, thank you very much, Rita,
[00:06:54] Aurora, at your service, well,
[00:06:57] precisely because of the new information that we are now
[00:07:00] reading for the public, that we have been sharing since yesterday, I want to know your
[00:07:04] opinion, what do you think of these new lines and techniques of
[00:07:07] investigation, what is your opinion about what is happening right
[00:07:11] now. Well, my initial opinion would be that
[00:07:15] hopefully these new lines of investigation, these new investigation techniques
[00:07:18] will deepen not only the line of
[00:07:22] investigation that led to the capture of Ángel
[00:07:26] Aguirre Rivero, but also other lines of
[00:07:29] investigation that have also remained pending, we hope
[00:07:33] that the Prosecutor's Office has a well-founded
[00:07:36] investigation file and the accusations made against the former
[00:07:39] governor in such a way that it can
[00:07:42] know what happened to those proofs, those videos
[00:07:46] and that leads to the truth of the
[00:07:49] case, specifically Manuel, regarding
[00:07:52] this arrest of Ángel Aguirre, precisely
[00:07:55] I want to ask you how this arrest is received,
[00:07:59] this first measure that is given initially for the case, for
[00:08:02] you who are much closer to this
[00:08:06] case, what does it tell you, what does it refer to, how do you
[00:08:09] take it now looking at it from this point.
[00:08:14] Well, it seems a little late to me, it's almost 12 years since the
[00:08:17] events, since
[00:08:21] movement, the protests that we led
[00:08:24] ourselves
[00:08:27] what we demanded, the resignation and investigation
[00:08:30] of Ángel Aguirre Rivero, because he was
[00:08:34] the governor, he was the boss of Guerrero, it can't be that he
[00:08:37] wasn't informed of the events that night or at
[00:08:41] least. his security cabinet, his secretary of
[00:08:44] government, people very close to him, they had to
[00:08:49] was happening, this that the prosecutor accuses him
[00:08:53] of ordering the destruction of
[00:08:55] evidence, well, there they are
[00:08:58] telling us everything, either he was pressured by factual
[00:09:01] powers or he was pressured by the federal
[00:09:05] sphere, which in any case would be the federal authorities such as
[00:09:08] Osorio Chong or people directly related
[00:09:11] to Enrique Peña Nieto, so
[00:09:15] we'll see, let's hope that something comes out of
[00:09:18] this, because it's time, claro, you said it well, sorry,
[00:09:22] sorry, sorry, no, I just had a question, Manuel, you mentioned, there
[00:09:26] are other pending lines, what are you thinking about?
[00:09:29] Well, we are thinking about many lines, that is, the issue of
[00:09:32] the intervention of municipal police from
[00:09:35] Huitzuco, the issue of the line of investigation of drug
[00:09:39] trafficking, the Mexican army and its participation,
[00:09:42] the position of some elements, those pending
[00:09:46] lines of investigation that can give an account, there are
[00:09:49] many testimonies from surviving compañeros who had
[00:09:53] family members, cousins,
[00:09:56] neighbors who worked in the 27th
[00:10:00] battalion, who were called and asked for information about the boys, and the
[00:10:04] commanders there told them to shut up and not get involved in those
[00:10:07] matters, that is, there is still much to investigate,
[00:10:10] of course. And you say it well, Manuel, also
[00:10:14] ask you about these videos that were allegedly
[00:10:17] destroyed, of which we have no reason today what those
[00:10:21] images could have been or where they are if they are truly destroyed. What
[00:10:25] would they mean, how important are they, what relevance do you give to
[00:10:28] these images, to this alleged evidence?
[00:10:30] Well, a
[00:10:34] greater relevance, because they were
[00:10:38] in the palace of justice, as the expert
[00:10:42] Ángel said and some other experts have said, let's
[00:10:46] see, it's not just that the governor ordered
[00:10:49] to destroy this evidence, but also the technicians,
[00:10:52] the people who manipulated these
[00:10:56] equipment should also be held accountable because they could
[00:10:59] have not acted and out of conscientious
[00:11:03] objection they would have said, well, I can't participate in destroying this, let
[00:11:06] someone else do it or
[00:11:10] etc., so there are many people involved there, let's remember that
[00:11:13] the president of the Guerrero state justice court is imprisoned
[00:11:16] precisely for having destroyed this
[00:11:20] evidence, she has been imprisoned for 2 years, 2 years, so
[00:11:24] now we know where the pressure or the order came from, let's hope it
[00:11:26] is proven, clear, Manuel, given these facts, declarations
[00:11:30] and the arrest of the former governor, do you
[00:11:34] foresee that new information will be accelerated,
[00:11:37] that the results will go in another direction, that the case
[00:11:41] will be sped up, how are you
[00:11:43] experiencing it?
[00:11:45] Well, look, if the arrest was made in accordance with the law, if the
[00:11:48] accusations are well-founded, if there is enough
[00:11:51] evidence, I think it can shed light on what happened at least
[00:11:55] with a group of our compañeros, who
[00:11:59] took them where, because let's remember that there were several
[00:12:02] aggression events that night, on one hand those who
[00:12:06] were in the justice palace, but on the other hand where I was for example was
[00:12:10] on Juan Álvarez street, in that area there were no cameras as far
[00:12:13] as is known until now, right? So at
[00:12:17] least for a group of compañeros we would know where they were
[00:12:20] taken. Manuel, also ask
[00:12:23] you, we are almost 12 years from that night in Iguala,
[00:12:26] a few days, a few weeks before the 12th
[00:12:30] anniversary of this case, ask you if you know if anything
[00:12:33] special is being prepared eh, well, some
[00:12:36] event, some march, some
[00:12:39] commemoration precisely there at the place here in Mexico City,
[00:12:41] yes, there will be mobilizations from
[00:12:45] the 20th to the 26th, even beyond at the national
[00:12:49] level, if we remember that every year it is the largest
[00:12:52] mobilization that has been done lately. So
[00:12:55] we will be there from our trench, I from the federal
[00:12:58] deputation will ask my coordinator Ricardo Monreal to let
[00:13:02] me be part of the effemérides for or that this
[00:13:05] effemérides for Ayotzinapa be held and that
[00:13:09] I be the one who proposes it, we have already done it in previous
[00:13:12] years and other surviving compañeros have been accompanying
[00:13:16] us there in the
[00:13:18] tribunal. Hey, Manuel, sorry, Manuel, you were very
[00:13:22] young 12 years ago. Did you
[00:13:25] finish your studies as a teacher there in
[00:13:28] this rural
[00:13:31] normal rural
[00:13:33] school? No, I didn't
[00:13:37] finish, I only studied there for 2 years and then
[00:13:40] I dedicated myself fully to activism for the struggle of the
[00:13:44] 43, I was a spokesperson until 2017-18
[00:13:48] and then I joined the national regeneration movement, I studied
[00:13:52] law here in Mexico City, I am a lawyer.
[00:13:57] But I continue to be supportive of the cause and well, I am a
[00:14:01] survivor, I will be until the last day of my
[00:14:05] life, well, a hug, that's right Manuel, we
[00:14:08] thank you very much for taking our call and of course we will
[00:14:12] keep this window open so that we can continue talking in the
[00:14:16] future about all the events that continue to happen regarding this
[00:14:19] case, thank you very much, see you later, see
[00:14:22] you soon, thank you Manuel Vázquez. survivor
[00:14:25] of the Ayotzinapa case and well, we have
[00:14:29] more information, in other details, Ramón Ángel Álvarez Ayala, Alias
[00:14:33] LR1, leader of this cell related to the Jalisco
[00:14:36] Nueva Generación cartel, was linked to process for crimes against health,
[00:14:39] possession of a firearm and possession of cartridges for exclusive
[00:14:43] use by the armed forces, he is singled out as the
[00:14:46] intellectual author of the homicide of the mayor of Uruapan Carlos Manso and the
[00:14:50] femicide of content creator Valeria Márquez, the control judge of
[00:14:53] the courts of the Federal Altiplano Prison has ratified
[00:14:57] preventive detention and now set a period of 3 months for the complementary
[00:15:01] investigation.
[00:15:05] And with regard to the fight against organized crime, President
[00:15:08] Sheinbaum reiterated that Mexico is willing to collaborate with
[00:15:12] the United States, but under the collaboration schemes established
[00:15:16] by law.
[00:15:19] We have always stated this, the relationship between Mexico and the United States
[00:15:22] must be of mutual respect and mutual
[00:15:26] trust,
[00:15:29] there is relevant information that the United States
[00:15:32] government has, we receive it with pleasure and we
[00:15:35] plan and carry out the operation in coordination
[00:15:41] or the state attorney's offices, they know
[00:15:45] our four principles: coordination without
[00:15:50] sovereignty and
[00:15:52] defense of the territoriality of our country,
[00:15:56] collaboration without loss of
[00:15:59] sovereignty.
[00:16:02] Given the call from former Ambassador Ken Salazar to put behind
[00:16:05] us the issue of the capture of Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada, she assured that the United States must
[00:16:09] clarify what happened, because if there was
[00:16:12] interference, it would mean that the laws of our
[00:16:16] country were violated. It's not a stubbornness to
[00:16:19] say, "it's just that
[00:16:22] we keep insisting," just because
[00:16:25] it is relevant, it is relevant
[00:16:28] because it has to be clarified if there was interference and direct
[00:16:32] participation in
[00:16:36] this detention also in the
[00:16:39] situation that Sinaloa is experiencing
[00:16:42] right now,
[00:16:44] it is very relevant to clarify to continue
[00:16:47] advancing, and since Rita told us about this
[00:16:51] collaboration between Mexico and the United States, the US
[00:16:55] Department of State has recognized the public commitment of President Claudia
[00:16:58] Sheinbaum to fight against drug trafficking, Assistant Secretary of
[00:17:02] State for Narcotics Michael González assured that under her
[00:17:06] leadership Mexico has supported the apprehension and transfer
[00:17:09] of 92 drug trafficking leaders who were handed over, let's remember, to the United
[00:17:13] States.
[00:17:17] Well, and in economic information we tell you that in July the annual inflation
[00:17:20] in Mexico fell to 3.12%, its
[00:17:24] best level in the last 6 years, also representing the
[00:17:27] fourth consecutive month down, according to data from the war between Ukraine
[00:17:31] and Russia, what has happened is that Mexico has remained on the sidelines
[00:17:34] eh in economic matters by
[00:17:38] precisely giving fiscal incentives so that the price of gasoline does not
[00:17:41] rise and everything can continue to function, what does this imply, basically everything,
[00:17:45] in the food that reaches our home, the table day by day, the
[00:17:49] electricity we use, many things, you know that
[00:17:52] these eh eh well, this energy issue we
[00:17:56] use it every day, that's how it has been reflected in these good results
[00:18:00] that seem to be already transparent
[00:18:04] Rita, that's right, if we compare ourselves to the rest of the world we will see the situation very
[00:18:08] different, there is economic growth there to
[00:18:11] see, so that's right, well, think about these figures
[00:18:15] and let's move on to what's next, that's right, in more
[00:18:19] inflation is not only reflected in the indicators in the
[00:18:22] markets, merchants are already reporting the adjustment in the price of basic
[00:18:25] products and even assure that this trend is beginning to
[00:18:29] be noticed in the pockets of Mexicans.
[00:18:31] mexicanos.
[00:18:37] Even with a war in the Persian Gulf that raised the cost of hydrocarbons
[00:18:40] and fertilizers worldwide, the Mexican economy
[00:18:44] managed to slow down inflation, increase the gross domestic product and
[00:18:48] stabilize the prices of the basic
[00:18:50] food basket.
[00:18:53] In July, the price of jitomate, LP
[00:18:56] gas, potato and chicken decreased. The same happened
[00:18:59] with the cost of automobiles. Beyond being an economic indicator,
[00:19:03] it is an advance that is reflected in the pockets of merchants and
[00:19:09] buyers. Yes, yes, the price has already gone down because there is more of this product
[00:19:14] supply center and they give you another price so that here
[00:19:18] housewives also pay another price, if we are doing
[00:19:22] well, with the rain you know that it rains and suddenly
[00:19:25] it clears up, but the business is good, friend,
[00:19:29] good, I don't complain, very extensive this
[00:19:32] work well, extensive
[00:19:36] extensive it sells well
[00:19:38] although they recognize that prices for these products have dropped, they
[00:19:42] know that this can improve,
[00:19:45] it's good, working anything is possible,
[00:19:48] yes, but it's good from regular, it helps because
[00:19:51] you buy at a better price and so you can also give
[00:19:55] another price.
[00:19:59] The agreement with gas station owners also allowed the popular
[00:20:02] impact of inflation not to be felt so much, because although
[00:20:06] the cost of a barrel of oil doubled due to the war in Iran,
[00:20:09] inflation moderated to 3.12%,
[00:20:12] something that had not been seen since May 2020.
[00:20:16] In the case of gasoline, we did it in
[00:20:19] 2025, in the first half of
[00:20:22] 2025, we agreed with the gas station
[00:20:26] owners that Magna gasoline would not rise above 24 pesos per
[00:20:29] liter. And to date it remains at that
[00:20:32] price.
[00:20:35] Channel 14.
[00:20:39] This afternoon we also tell you that the governments of Mexico and Peru reestablished diplomatic
[00:20:43] relations, after in November 2025,
[00:20:47] the Andean country broke relations because of the stance regarding the arrest
[00:20:51] of then President Pedro Castillo and the political
[00:20:53] asylum granted to Prime Minister Betsy Chávez. After several
[00:20:57] days of dialogue, President Keiko Fujimori granted safe conduct
[00:21:01] to Chávez, who this morning already had diplomatic protection from
[00:21:05] Mexico, which was the determining step in the recovery
[00:21:08] of the bond between both nations. This was reported by President Claudia
[00:21:12] Sheinbaum.
[00:21:14] It is a dialogue that began with the new government of Peru several
[00:21:18] weeks ago. This was a request that we
[00:21:22] made and it
[00:21:25] is
[00:21:27] an element or an
[00:21:31] action
[00:21:33] that
[00:21:36] eh of good will, let's say so, of the
[00:21:41] President Fujimori towards
[00:21:44] Mexico
[00:21:47] and eh I
[00:21:52] don't know if I can announce it yet or not, but I will announce it,
[00:21:56] with this relations with Peru will be reestablished,
[00:21:59] well,
[00:22:03] Mexico thus reestablishes these relations in a time of
[00:22:07] much fracture and much divergence, so
[00:22:11] congratulations to them, they are good relations with the rest of the world, the
[00:22:14] president always maintains them because it is part of her
[00:22:18] long-term diplomacy. Over the years, she
[00:22:22] emphasized the good relationship that has always been maintained with Latin America and
[00:22:25] that must continue to be nurtured, so good
[00:22:29] news, good news,
[00:22:32] we always seek the best friendly relations with all the peoples
[00:22:36] of the world, because that is also Mexico's
[00:22:40] foreign policy established in the Constitution, and at
[00:22:44] the same time we defend the self-determination of peoples and on Mexico's part
[00:22:47] humanitarian aid to the entire world. As we
[00:22:51] have historically done, fraternity is Mexico's
[00:22:55] hallmark, love is the hallmark of our people and
[00:22:58] as such, we as representatives of the people of
[00:23:01] Mexico, that is our task and our
[00:23:05] function. But who is Betsy Chávez and why
[00:23:09] is she facing a judicial process, how did she get to this point,
[00:23:13] here we explain the
[00:23:13] context.
[00:23:22] The former Prime Minister of Peru, Berti Chávez, left the country
[00:23:25] this Friday after the government of Keiko Fujimori granted safe
[00:23:28] conduct. Nine months after the Peruvian government broke
[00:23:32] diplomatic relations with Mexico, the foreign ministries of both countries announced
[00:23:36] the resumption of the bond and bilateral cooperation. Chávez was
[00:23:40] condemned in the first instance for conspiracy to rebellion for her
[00:23:43] participation in the events of December 7, 2022,
[00:23:47] when Pedro Castillo was accused of orchestrating a supposed
[00:23:52] of the Supreme Court imposed on Betsy 11 years, 5
[00:23:55] months and 15 days of effective imprisonment. President
[00:23:59] Keiko Fujimori defended her government's decision to grant this
[00:24:03] safe conduct by arguing that the measure responded to respect for the rule
[00:24:07] of law and compliance with Peru's international obligations beyond
[00:24:10] any political color.
[00:24:12] And as I
[00:24:15] pointed out before taking
[00:24:19] office, for us, it was
[00:24:22] one of our objectives and we explained it to Foreign Minister
[00:24:26] SPA, to restore these relations. In addition, as I have
[00:24:30] already stated on several occasions, we will have
[00:24:33] a very institutional
[00:24:36] government and one that fully respects the rule
[00:24:40] of law.
[00:24:42] Betsy Chávez was arrested on June 20, 2023, by police
[00:24:45] agents at her home in the city of Tacna, in compliance with an
[00:24:52] of the Supreme Court. As part of the judicial process against
[00:24:55] her, the prosecutor's office requested that the former minister be
[00:24:58] subjected to a period of 18 months of preventive detention for the alleged
[00:25:02] crime of rebellion. In 2025, the Constitutional
[00:25:05] Court of Peru approved a habeas corpus demand,
[00:25:09] a resource that protects people against arbitrary detentions
[00:25:13] promoted by Betsy Chávez's defense. By proving that the
[00:25:16] former minister was imprisoned longer than anticipated in the request for
[00:25:20] preventive detention. On August 25,
[00:25:23] 2025, the court ordered Chávez's release and
[00:25:27] left open the possibility of imposing measures to ensure her
[00:25:30] presence in future judicial proceedings.
[00:25:34] The former official regained her freedom at the beginning of September of the same
[00:25:37] year, after having been discharged from a hospital where she
[00:25:41] was admitted to monitor her health due to the hunger strike she
[00:25:45] started on previous dates. On November 3,
[00:25:48] 2025. Chávez
[00:25:52] the Mexican embassy in Lima due to repeated
[00:25:55] violations of her human rights as part of a political
[00:25:58] persecution by the Peruvian state. This
[00:26:01] Friday, President Claudia Sheinbaum confirmed that Betsy
[00:26:05] Chávez was at the Mexican embassy in Peru, currently under
[00:26:09] Brazil's protection, and that she would arrive in Mexican
[00:26:12] territory. It should be noted that despite the benefit
[00:26:16] granted, the Peruvian government warned that its power to request
[00:26:19] the extradition of Betsy Chávez remains in force, should the judicial
[00:26:23] authorities so require.
[00:26:26] Marisol Hernández, Canal
[00:26:28] 14.
[00:26:44] What does the foreign policy of Mexican humanism represent in the face of the new
[00:26:47] Condor plan and the shift to the right in Latin
[00:26:50] America? President Claudia Sheinbaum announced this
[00:26:54] Friday the reestablishment of diplomatic relations between Mexico
[00:26:57] and Peru, after 9 months of rupture after the
[00:27:01] Peruvian government's decision to suspend ties with our
[00:27:04] country, after Mexico, in adherence to its foreign policy
[00:27:08] principles enshrined in the constitution, granted political
[00:27:11] asylum to former Prime Minister Betsy Chávez, who
[00:27:15] has been judicially persecuted after the coup d'état against President
[00:27:18] Pedro Castillo, still unjustly deprived of
[00:27:22] liberty. The former Peruvian Prime Minister obtained
[00:27:26] today the safe-conduct to reach our country thanks to the excellent
[00:27:30] diplomatic work of the Mexican government.
[00:27:33] And meanwhile, this same day, Abelardo de la
[00:27:36] Espriella arrives at the presidency of Colombia, as a result of an
[00:27:39] electoral process marked by American and Israeli interference.
[00:27:43] Aligned with the interests of the White House, this new
[00:27:46] government has announced the rupture of diplomatic relations with Cuba
[00:27:50] and Nicaragua, as well as the closure of 14 embassies and
[00:27:54] 15 consulates, a decision that only benefits
[00:27:57] the United States. Who it harms most are the
[00:28:01] Colombians. On the same day, two paths in international
[00:28:04] relations for Latin America: sovereignty
[00:28:08] and democracy or repression and subservience. Mexico
[00:28:12] once again becomes a refuge and oasis of freedom in the face of the night that
[00:28:16] looms over the continent, and as in the
[00:28:18] past, our homeland can be the stage for preparation and
[00:28:22] reference for a new triumph of the revolutions that
[00:28:26] bring independence and well-being to our America.