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[00:00:00] that Mexico freed, freed, let's see the
[00:00:04] detail,
[00:00:07] this team that works in the Ministry of Economy
[00:00:10] uh related to
[00:00:13] uh the legal work in international
[00:00:17] courts is very good, to be
[00:00:18] honest,
[00:00:21] uh, we already talked about the Vulkan case, of Calica,
[00:00:24] uh, that the resolution
[00:00:27] was very good e... in
[00:00:31] the sense that there could have been some problem with the
[00:00:34] telecan, but it wasn't the amounts or what
[00:00:37] was mentioned by the company, later we
[00:00:40] can give more details because for now
[00:00:44] there is still a period of a few
[00:00:46] days to be able to give more
[00:00:49] information, in this case it was
[00:00:52] the same
[00:00:55] because
[00:00:57] there was
[00:01:02] a lawsuit, let's say, in which they
[00:01:06] wanted the Mexican state to be involved in
[00:01:10] this
[00:01:12] issue, and finally they said: no, the Mexican state has nothing to do with it, in a few
[00:01:16] words, so this person
[00:01:20] still has a lawsuit there, but we have nothing to
[00:01:24] do with that, and Trump's dog is not
[00:01:28] only subordinate
[00:01:30] to Donald Trump, she is also a criminal in other countries, this is the
[00:01:33] case of the Southern District Court of New York who has determined
[00:01:37] her debt of 630 million
[00:01:41] the framework of the constitution and dollars, this is the case of precisely the International
[00:01:44] Court of the World Bank that determines the debt of
[00:01:47] 219 million dollars and the list goes on, it happens
[00:01:51] in the case of the United Kingdom where it has also been
[00:01:54] categorized as serious
[00:01:56] subordination, defense of abuse for espionage even among other businessmen. Or
[00:02:00] the case of AT&T, that is, he wants to be
[00:02:03] president, but he doesn't pay taxes, he has international
[00:02:06] problems and above all he can't show his face
[00:02:10] not even for himself, let's go to what's next,
[00:02:12] sigue,
[00:02:25] Kasinovich was present at the National Palace, because you
[00:02:29] will know. Recently, in some media outlets and social
[00:02:32] networks, our country
[00:02:35] was unfairly accused, without proof,
[00:02:38] of causing explosive diarrhea in
[00:02:42] the United States. It turns out that yes, in the United States
[00:02:45] they have had a problem that some people have arrived at health
[00:02:49] centers due to stomach
[00:02:51] adequate quality and what infection. Some politicians used this case
[00:02:54] to blame a lettuce from Mexico
[00:02:58] for causing this explosive diarrhea in some
[00:03:01] Americans, David Kersenovich explained that studies
[00:03:05] have been done and it is ruled out that there is a
[00:03:08] problem due to cyclosporiasis in our country at
[00:03:11] this time, listen
[00:03:13] to him.
[00:03:16] This is an intestinal infection caused, as
[00:03:20] group Hamas, which I told you, by a parasite, it is
[00:03:22] treatable, no cases of
[00:03:25] death have been reported
[00:03:28] anywhere. It is therefore of very
[00:03:32] low mortality, the
[00:03:34] characteristic is that it begins 2 to 14 days
[00:03:38] after consuming contaminated food or
[00:03:41] water and manifests itself as a very
[00:03:46] completely because the difficulties in explosive diarrhea that is eventually controlled
[00:03:48] after 48 to 72 hours
[00:03:51] and in some cases requires
[00:03:55] hospitalization to hydrate the
[00:03:58] person, especially when they have nausea
[00:04:01] or vomiting. There are various types of
[00:04:04] cyclospora, but only one known as
[00:04:08] cayetanensis affects humans
[00:04:11] and is the parasite that is present worldwide.
[00:04:15] It usually appears
[00:04:18] between May and August
[00:04:21] so I met with annually, in almost all countries, and
[00:04:25] initiative to legalize euthanasia in does not show up in common stool analyses, but
[00:04:28] requires, as was the case with
[00:04:31] COVID, molecular PCR tests
[00:04:36] essential, when the time comes, to detect this infection. What happens in Mexico? We have
[00:04:40] cases annually, however, they are very
[00:04:43] few. In Mexico we have had 33 confirmed
[00:04:47] cases as of July
[00:04:50] 31st. And if we take into account our
[00:04:53] population, this has an
[00:04:57] incidence of 0.0.
[00:05:00] 000 2% of the
[00:05:03] population and it is
[00:05:07] roots, I grew up surrounded by Senasica, which is an institution of repeated annually, there is treatment and no one has
[00:05:10] died.
[00:05:14] To clarify that cyclosporiasis is an
[00:05:17] infection caused by a parasite, an infection
[00:05:20] caused by a parasite, cyclosporiasis and so far, well, it
[00:05:24] is ruled out that there is an alert in our country, although it is the season,
[00:05:28] eh, from May to August is when cases
[00:05:31] of cyclosporiasis occur,
[00:05:34] that's right, and this morning the recommendations that you can
[00:05:37] do at home to prevent this
[00:05:40] disease were given, which at the time. is to wash fruits, vegetables with clean
[00:05:44] and potable water before consuming or
[00:05:47] cooking them, wash your hands with soap and water for
[00:05:51] 20 seconds before preparing food, before eating
[00:05:55] and after using the bathroom, consume
[00:05:58] potable or boiled water, this is also considered
[00:06:02] fundamental not only for cyclosporiasis
[00:06:05] but for all diseases, we must have
[00:06:09] hygiene at home, also today the head of
[00:06:12] COFEPRIS Víctor Borja reported that since 2020
[00:06:16] COFEPRIS has received 20 notifications of outbreaks, in
[00:06:19] some of them accompanied by Senasica and
[00:06:23] COFEPRIS and the FDA. They say they make
[00:06:26] visits to companies to monitor that export processes are
[00:06:30] carried out with the adequate quality, which is done in a
[00:06:33] preventive manner. And it is worth understanding that COFEPRIS
[00:06:36] is one of the few international certifications that
[00:06:40] exist in Latin America and. this also gives it a
[00:06:43] relevance compared to others in the world, let's
[00:06:46] listen to him: the last report we
[00:06:50] received was of salmonellosis
[00:06:53] possibly associated with Mexican chilies, serrano
[00:06:57] chilies, this was notified by the
[00:07:00] FDA on July
[00:07:02] 31st, this salmonella outbreak that had not
[00:07:06] yet identified who the
[00:07:08] distributor was, on August 5th they notified
[00:07:13] that the distributor could be a packer located in Nuevo León,
[00:07:16] we have already seen who the producers
[00:07:19] that send these chilies are, they are from Escuinapa
[00:07:22] in Sinaloa and we are in the process of
[00:07:26] investigation, samples of the chilies have already been taken
[00:07:29] to investigate if this can be related to the
[00:07:33] salmonellosis outbreak in the United States, so
[00:07:37] we follow these investigation processes that
[00:07:39] correspond to cooperation between Mexico and the United
[00:07:42] States, since 2020 we have received
[00:07:46] about 17 notifications of outbreaks, in some of them
[00:07:50] accompanied, FDA, Senasica
[00:07:53] and Cofepris we visit the companies to
[00:07:57] ensure that these export processes are
[00:08:00] carried out with
[00:08:03] is done is preventive.
[00:08:05] preventiva.
[00:08:08] This week, the United States, US authorities
[00:08:12] decided to suspend the import of Mexican
[00:08:15] avocado to their country, this,
[00:08:18] according to some US authorities, responds
[00:08:22] to the lack of security that US inspectors may
[00:08:25] have in Michoacán. President
[00:08:29] Claudia Sheinbaum met with avocado producers
[00:08:32] to discuss this issue, she explained that avocado
[00:08:36] growers asked for greater security in the
[00:08:39] state, the president explained that security will be reinforced,
[00:08:42] she also stated that avocado growers asked to
[00:08:45] certify the avocado sanitarily so that in
[00:08:49] the United States they have security of the product that is taken to the
[00:08:53] American union. What else did the avocado growers ask for? What
[00:08:56] else was said? The president explained it this
[00:08:58] morning.
[00:09:01] Today there is a meeting with the US embassy, work is being
[00:09:04] done with all the association of
[00:09:08] producers to strengthen
[00:09:11] security. Yesterday I
[00:09:13] mentioned, the Uruapan
[00:09:15] area
[00:09:18] eh, since we defined the Michoacán plan, insecurity
[00:09:22] has decreased, but in another area now, in
[00:09:25] other municipalities eh, they express
[00:09:29] concerns about insecurity,
[00:09:34] them, with the association, several producers came,
[00:09:38] they asked for our support on different issues and we are
[00:09:41] supporting them, just as they talked about sanitation, the
[00:09:45] export of avocado has
[00:09:47] many characteristics to be able to be done, one
[00:09:51] very important one is that the quality of the avocado is guaranteed,
[00:09:54] so they asked us for some schemes to strengthen that
[00:09:58] certification and with the United States what we told them, let's see,
[00:10:02] is there an issue for the US inspectors who
[00:10:06] have to review this certification in
[00:10:09] Michoacán, in what places, they are given all the support so that they can
[00:10:12] do their work safely and if they cannot
[00:10:16] delegate that work to
[00:10:19] the Ministry of Agriculture that would develop it
[00:10:22] in that case.
[00:10:25] So the objective of today's meeting is that all this is
[00:10:29] resolved and that the export can be
[00:10:31] released
[00:10:35] and it is worth remembering what the role of the Mexican countryside
[00:10:39] is in the neighboring country of the United States, not only speaking of
[00:10:43] avocado where 90% of
[00:10:45] avocado consumption comes from our country but also from
[00:10:49] livestock and other fruits and vegetables
[00:10:52] but let's talk about avocado specifically. because the United States
[00:10:56] consumes 1.1 million tons of avocado
[00:11:00] annually, being the country with the most avocado
[00:11:03] consumption in our country, this also affects
[00:11:07] the marketing in
[00:11:10] restaurants, the increase in dishes
[00:11:13] at the time and therefore also affects the
[00:11:16] US economy, speaking of the Mexico-US
[00:11:20] relationship, there is talk about coordination with the Southern
[00:11:24] Command of. the United States because the Donald Trump
[00:11:27] administration has given new powers to the
[00:11:31] Southern Command, the president mentions that historically Mexico has
[00:11:35] coordinated with the Northern Command, however
[00:11:38] the Southern Command carries out operations
[00:11:40] in Central and South America, now
[00:11:44] also in our country, she mentions always under Mexican
[00:11:48] sovereignty, coordination without subordination. Let's
[00:11:51] listen to her.
[00:11:54] Normally, in Mexico we worked with the Northern
[00:11:57] Command in the collaboration and coordination we
[00:12:00] have with the US armed forces within
[00:12:06] laws. Now the United States has given more
[00:12:09] powers to the Southern Command, so whatever
[00:12:12] corresponds to coordination will have to
[00:12:15] be coordinated, you know what our four principles are,
[00:12:19] coordination without
[00:12:21] sovereignty and eh,
[00:12:25] defense of the territoriality of our country,
[00:12:28] collaboration without loss of
[00:12:31] sovereignty.
[00:12:40] World news in two minutes. Abelardo del
[00:12:43] Espriella will take possession today of the presidential investiture in
[00:12:46] Colombia. For the first time, the new president will receive his investiture
[00:12:50] outside the Colombian Congress in Bogotá. The investiture
[00:12:53] ceremony will take place in the city of Cali, in a university
[00:12:57] auditorium, and for the first time also, the president's first
[00:13:00] speech will not be before Congress, but before military personnel in a
[00:13:04] battalion in the same city. Del Espriella will receive the presidential
[00:13:07] sash from the President of the Senate Honorio Enríquez, as outgoing
[00:13:11] President Gustavo Petro refused to participate in the
[00:13:14] ceremony. In this context of political polarization, the
[00:13:18] National Liberation Army, a Colombian guerrilla organization
[00:13:21] with more than 60 years of existence, has announced that
[00:13:25] they are ready to confront the Colombian armed forces and willing to
[00:13:29] launch an offensive against the far-right government
[00:13:32] of del Espriella.
[00:13:35] At least 300 children have died in the last 300 days since
[00:13:39] the ceasefire agreement was signed between Israel and the Islamic
[00:13:45] averages one child dead per day. There are also
[00:13:49] hundreds of children injured, many of them seriously during the supposed ceasefire.
[00:13:53] In total since. October 10,
[00:13:55] 2025, Israel has killed more than
[00:13:59] 1,250 people in Gaza. The state of Israel
[00:14:03] is accused by several international organizations,
[00:14:06] including the UN and the International Criminal Court, of
[00:14:08] genocide.
[00:14:11] The US economy contracted over the summer, marking a loss of
[00:14:15] 23, jobs according to data published by the Bureau of
[00:14:19] Labor Statistics of the United States. The unemployment
[00:14:22] rate in the country is, however, low, and stands at 4.1%.
[00:14:26] The report adds to signs
[00:14:30] that US employers are behaving cautiously when it
[00:14:33] comes to hiring, which is compounded by the aging
[00:14:36] population, the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence, the
[00:14:40] increase in inflation, and the political uncertainty prevailing in what
[00:14:43] remains the world's largest economy, the United
[00:14:47] States. Rodrigo de la Vega,
[00:15:08] second edition, a program that seeks to promote Mexican
[00:15:12] artists and singer-songwriters, whose
[00:15:14] narratives exalt the value of Mexico and its
[00:15:31] Mexican Music Council, the production of Canal 22 through
[00:15:35] public media broadcasters to form new
[00:15:39] musical references for Mexican youth.
[00:16:01] binational to celebrate with the Mexican community living in the United States
[00:16:05] for this second edition, which is already in its
[00:16:09] deliberative phase, a total of 16,289
[00:16:12] participants were registered,
[00:16:15] 5,761 on US soil and
[00:16:19] 10,528 in Mexican territory.
[00:16:22] The entities with the most registrations are the State of
[00:16:25] Mexico, the country's capital and Jalisco, as well as
[00:16:39] mexicocanta.gov.mx,
[00:16:41] the Mexican Music Council made a pre-selection of profiles
[00:16:45] and from there a new state selection with
[00:16:48] in-person auditions. after all Mexico Canta already has
[00:16:52] semifinalists, 14 young people, seven from
[00:16:56] Mexico and seven from the United
[00:17:16] only seven will reach the grand final, three from the United States,
[00:17:19] three from Mexico and one additional finalist, the winner will be
[00:17:23] chosen by public vote during the live
[00:17:26] program,
[00:17:32] I want my crying
[00:17:36] to be heard. how much it hurt me
[00:17:38] to lose you. The live program starts on August 23rd
[00:17:42] and until September 13th every Sunday from 7 pm
[00:17:46] to 9 pm through more than 45 public media.
[00:17:50] The semifinals will be in the United States at the emblematic Orpheum
[00:17:53] Theater in Los Angeles, California, on Sunday, August
[00:17:57] 23rd, and in Mexico at the Angela Peralta Grand Theater
[00:18:00] in Mazatlán, Sinaloa, on August
[00:18:03] 30th. So that after all they go to the grand final with a
[00:18:07] concert at the National Auditorium in Mexico City and a celebration in the
[00:18:11] Zócalo in Mexico City on September 15th at the
[00:18:52] happy to see the talent of the seven young finalists
[00:18:56] selected in this binational contest
[00:19:00] Mexico Canta, they also had the opportunity to explain
[00:19:04] how their career has been, despite their age.
[00:19:08] Yes, they have faced difficulties and Mexico Canta
[00:19:12] is a great window for them, they acknowledged it, listen
[00:19:15] to them,
[00:19:18] before entering Mexico Canta, I was going to retire
[00:19:23] music, being a woman and an emerging
[00:19:26] artist
[00:19:28] are, they denigrate you, they humiliate you, they tell you that you
[00:19:32] can't, they see you singing in a restaurant like my case in
[00:19:36] buses, and they look down
[00:19:40] on you, they don't take you into account, they don't value
[00:19:43] you, recording a song, having contacts within the
[00:19:47] industry is so complicated for us emerging
[00:19:50] artists, the world is full of
[00:19:53] so much talent
[00:19:56] and the talent that exists
[00:19:59] is not given visibility, beyond seeing it as a competition
[00:20:03] I see it as learning
[00:20:06] and as an effort I have made day by day
[00:20:09] to be here.
[00:20:13] Well, I think that the representation of indigenous
[00:20:15] languages and indigenous cultures in contemporary
[00:20:19] music is very important,
[00:20:22] because I grew up as a very
[00:20:25] insecure child about my roots and the place I came from, I
[00:20:29] thought I would never be able to become such a
[00:20:31] great artist
[00:20:34] and I think it is important also for new
[00:20:37] generations to see artists who also express themselves
[00:20:41] from their language and their
[00:20:44] culture, I am in love with my culture and my
[00:20:48] state of Yucatán. And I love to represent it in music
[00:20:52] because I do it with great pride, with great respect and
[00:20:55] I believe that despite the fact that within the contest I am the
[00:20:59] representative of indigenous cultures, I believe
[00:21:02] that I am not the only one and I
[00:21:06] say it a lot, I walk hand in hand with my culture, within my work
[00:21:10] I also do translation with other great
[00:21:13] teachers and I believe it is very important to express it
[00:21:17] in contemporary genres, not only in regional Mexican
[00:21:21] music, in the southeast perhaps
[00:21:24] we don't grow up listening to this regional music, but
[00:21:28] we have another type of music that I am very proud
[00:21:32] to present to you in this
[00:23:56] Mexico-Peru relationship? First, sunny
[00:23:59] Friday, very comfortable here in the capital's Zócalo and
[00:24:03] already preparing for what's coming this indigenous cultures event that will be at the
[00:24:07] capital's Zócalo. But speaking of today's topic,
[00:24:11] President Claudia Sheinbaum announced that diplomatic
[00:24:15] relations between Mexico and Peru are being reestablished,
[00:24:19] and we precisely asked the citizens what their opinion
[00:24:23] was about resuming this relationship, this is what they told us,
[00:24:27] let's listen, well, yes, it's important because we have
[00:24:30] to have several relationships with different countries, right,
[00:24:33] and I feel that being more like
[00:24:37] against everyone, it doesn't feel like it goes in
[00:24:41] then like having more unity among
[00:24:44] different countries feels like it's
[00:24:47] good, well, I think
[00:24:51] that peace is the best,
[00:24:54] eh having
[00:24:58] eh well, no enemies or having
[00:25:01] conflicts with anyone eh I think Mexico is an
[00:25:05] example to the world that
[00:25:09] we don't have war, we don't start fights, we don't start wars, we don't
[00:25:12] start problems, so
[00:25:16] I think it's good for me,
[00:25:19] it's good. We who work in the tourism sector, I think it's good to
[00:25:22] give it back the power
[00:25:25] to enter and that we have tourism from Peru, it has been good, the
[00:25:28] fact of closing the door, well, I think it was bad because we stopped receiving
[00:25:32] Peruvian people who ultimately leave and arrive and leave an economic
[00:25:36] spillover in the country, and
[00:25:40] well, I think that as the president says, Mexico
[00:25:44] is a friend to everyone, we have no problems with anyone, so I think
[00:25:47] maintaining good relations. with all
[00:25:50] countries, what do you think of the recovery of this
[00:25:54] relationship with Peru? Well, same, good, no,
[00:25:57] we would have to see under what terms
[00:26:01] it was done, but
[00:30:01] Hello, I'm Priego, welcome to openly. Our
[00:30:05] topic today, the choice of Euthanasia, the right of people
[00:30:08] with a terminal degenerative disease to choose the moment of their
[00:30:12] death in complete freedom. Let's listen to Dr. María Asunción del Río,
[00:30:15] and the lawyer specializing in the defense of human rights, Pedro Morales Aché,
[00:30:19] both activists of the
[00:30:22] Association Freedom to Die. The Association promotes an
[00:30:28] Mexico City, an initiative that adds to the federal level proposal of the
[00:30:31] law. promoted by journalist Samara Martínez. The
[00:30:35] question is complex and
[00:30:38] and if the choice is possible for me, how do
[00:30:42] I choose to die, to talk, to talk
[00:30:46] about our desires, to talk about what hurts
[00:30:49] us, what makes
[00:30:51] us happy, what shames us, what
[00:30:55] scares us. We carry so much
[00:30:58] inside, silenced.