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[00:00:00] currencies and blockchain technology promised
[00:00:03] to revolutionize finance. The recent history of
[00:00:05] scams, frauds and false digital utopias is a
[00:00:09] warning. The era of deception. Monday, 20, 30
[00:00:13] hours.
[00:00:17] Next, France
[00:00:19] 24 news.
[00:00:24] Russia is not interested in an energy ceasefire
[00:00:27] after the attack on six of its facilities this
[00:00:31] Tuesday. For its part, Moscow states that there will be a cessation of hostilities only on the day of
[00:00:35] the Ukrainian elections.
[00:00:38] Riyadh International Airport will remain closed until Saturday.
[00:00:42] Saudi Arabia promised a response and made the announcement
[00:00:45] after the most recent attack by the Houthi rebels
[00:00:48] perpetrated on Sunday, which left at least one dead and a dozen
[00:00:52] injured.
[00:00:54] The streets of India are the scene of new demonstrations by the
[00:00:58] Cockroach Party, which... was joined by the opposition alliance of the
[00:01:02] India bloc, they marched towards the Supreme Court in New Delhi
[00:01:05] to denounce the massive deletion of voters from the
[00:01:09] electoral rolls, led by Rahul Gandhi, leader of his
[00:01:12] force in Congress.
[00:01:16] In Economy, we will talk about the Paris Motor Show in France and the import limit for
[00:01:19] hybrid cars that the European Union imposed on
[00:01:23] China. How Europe will manage to boost this industry, we will
[00:01:26] review it in minutes with Juan Pablo Lucumi. And in the
[00:01:30] press review, we go with the electoral campaign in the United States. A
[00:01:34] judge suspended Donald Trump's tax-funded advertisements,
[00:01:37] while Democrats are taking the fight against
[00:01:40] corruption as part of their discourse. The details in brief
[00:01:44] with our colleague Patricio Peranta.
[00:01:52] forces like India, the
[00:01:58] We start by talking about the war between India movement say is that what Russia and Ukraine. Volodymyr Zelensky
[00:02:01] accuses that it is increasingly evident that Moscow is not
[00:02:05] interested in the energy ceasefire proposed by Donald
[00:02:08] Trump. The Ukrainian president said that the attack on six of its
[00:02:12] facilities this Tuesday is proof
[00:02:15] terms of electric cars, I'm of that. For its part, the Kremlin refuses to confirm whether or not it gave its approval to the supposed pact that
[00:02:19] Washington already takes for granted and stated that there will be a cessation of hostilities
[00:02:23] only on the day of the Ukrainian elections. We will expand
[00:02:26] below.
[00:02:28] Amidst the confusion, Moscow finally responded,
[00:02:32] after Donald Trump's unilateral announcement on Sunday, the
[00:02:36] Kremlin refused to confirm this Monday if a truce was in
[00:02:39] effect for attacks against energy infrastructure,
[00:02:43] we went back to but explained that contacts were being maintained and that more
[00:02:46] information would be revealed in
[00:02:48] pointing out the weaknesses of due course. In the Kremlin, both President Putin and
[00:02:52] officials at other levels have repeatedly stated
[00:02:55] that we do not want a ceasefire, but a lasting peace. We are.
[00:03:08] that Ukraine and Russia had agreed to an energy ceasefire.
[00:03:12] However, Ukrainian President
[00:03:16] Volodymyr Zelensky did not wait for Russian confirmation to denounce
[00:03:19] a violation of this supposed agreement by
[00:03:22] Moscow. Immediately after the
[00:03:25] publication, Russia launched a selective attack against a power plant in
[00:03:29] Kharkiv, which caused more damage to our energy system. It became
[00:03:33] clear that Putin does not read through
[00:03:35] social media.
[00:03:40] The Ukrainian head of state has called for a 60-day ceasefire
[00:03:44] with Russia in order, among other things, to be able to organize
[00:03:48] elections after Donald Trump's call for a change of president in
[00:03:51] Ukraine. Russia responded that it would agree not to attack its
[00:03:55] neighbor only on the day of the eventual
[00:03:58] elections. For their part,
[00:04:00] the foreign ministers of the European Union approved this
[00:04:03] Monday almost 1,600 new
[00:04:07] with a very calm voice, sanctions targeting the Russian military-industrial complex.
[00:04:10] ruso.
[00:04:12] In this context of war between both countries, the Supreme Commander of
[00:04:16] NATO launched a message from Poland to Russia, warning
[00:04:21] that is, the recession and expansion not to test any of the 32 allied countries. During a speech this Monday at a
[00:04:25] security forum held in Warsaw, US General
[00:04:28] Alexus Grenky
[00:04:30] stated that NATO is prepared to act in case of an attack from
[00:04:34] Moscow. The warning comes
[00:04:37] us that in the coming hours amidst growing European concern about possible Russian interference
[00:04:39] and the fear of seeing the United States
[00:04:43] withdraw as a pillar of the military alliance for European
[00:04:46] defense. Details in the following report by Maxim
[00:04:50] the microeconomic foundations of Pluvine. While a direct confrontation with
[00:04:53] Moscow does not seem imminent, NATO is prepared to
[00:04:56] fight. This was the message from the top military commander
[00:05:00] of the transatlantic alliance during a speech delivered on Monday at the
[00:05:04] Warsaw Security
[00:05:05] Forum.
[00:05:08] Our alliance exists to preserve peace, but let there be no doubt, if
[00:05:12] it comes to war, we will stop and neutralize any attack, and
[00:05:15] if it does not cease, we will destroy the forces carrying out aggression against
[00:05:19] us. We are trained and prepared, it is important that allies
[00:05:23] continue to consult, analyze how we could respond and ensure
[00:05:27] that we clearly and concisely convey our red lines to the Russians.
[00:05:31] rojas.
[00:05:33] Concern among the 32 allied countries is growing
[00:05:37] in the face of what Western officials describe
[00:05:40] as a Russian campaign of sabotage and
[00:05:42] interference. Among the recent incidents attributed to
[00:05:46] Russia is the discovery of a drone loaded with explosives at a
[00:05:49] German airport. The Prime Minister of Poland, the host
[00:05:53] country of the meeting, insisted that Moscow aims
[00:05:56] not only to dominate Ukraine, but to refound the European
[00:06:00] security order.
[00:06:03] Let's call things by their name. Russia wants to destroy the current security architecture of
[00:06:07] Europe to re-establish Russian domination and return to the situation that
[00:06:10] existed before 1980.
[00:06:16] Washington is currently reviewing its military presence on the
[00:06:18] continent, which fuels European doubts about the value of the
[00:06:22] defense alliance with the United States under the presidency of
[00:06:25] Donald Trump. The Ukrainian president asked the US
[00:06:28] government to maintain its commitment to the cause.
[00:06:32] The United States is undoubtedly the most powerful country in the world and it is important that
[00:06:36] it uses its power to make the world a better
[00:06:38] place. For his part, the General
[00:06:42] insisted that doubts about Washington's commitment are unfounded.
[00:06:46] We continue in the Middle East. The
[00:06:49] Riyadh International Airport will remain closed until
[00:06:52] Saturday. This was announced by Saudi Arabia after the most recent attack by the
[00:06:56] Yemeni Houthis, perpetrated on Sunday, which left at least one dead and
[00:07:00] a dozen injured. In total, 15 people have lost their lives in
[00:07:03] Saudi territory due to the wave of attacks launched by the rebels over the
[00:07:07] weekend, which are considered the worst recorded
[00:07:10] in the kingdom since 2014.
[00:07:19] The objective of our military operations against oil
[00:07:22] facilities, airports, particularly those located in
[00:07:25] Riyadh, is to send a message to Bin Salman: he can
[00:07:29] no longer continue to attack Yemen from a safe
[00:07:31] position. We also seek to convey that
[00:07:35] continuing the war and insisting on the military option no longer benefits
[00:07:39] Saudi Arabia and will eventually lead to destruction.
[00:07:44] The streets of India are this Monday the scene of new
[00:07:47] demonstrations by the Cockroach Party, joined by the opposition
[00:07:51] alliance of the India Bloc. Thousands of people
[00:07:54] marched in New Delhi towards the Supreme Court, denouncing the Electoral
[00:07:57] Commission for massively removing voters from the electoral
[00:08:01] rolls. According to Rahul Gandhi, leader of said political force in
[00:08:05] Congress, the objective is to demonstrate that Prime Minister Narendra Modi
[00:08:09] protects the president of said council. Here are the details.
[00:08:13] Thousands of protesters march in New Delhi towards the Supreme Court after
[00:08:17] a weekend of massive protests and the arrest of thousands of
[00:08:20] young people, including the three leaders of the popular Cockroach
[00:08:24] Party, who were released after 24 hours of
[00:08:27] detention. The coalition demands the dismissal of the president of the
[00:08:31] Electoral Commission, accused of manipulating voter lists and
[00:08:35] benefiting the party of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The
[00:08:38] revitalized opposition tries to capitalize on discontent and
[00:08:42] bitterness.
[00:08:45] We have two demands: firstly, the revised electoral roll must be discarded
[00:08:49] and the 2024 electoral list restored. Secondly,
[00:08:53] the chief election commissioner must
[00:08:55] resign. Over the weekend, images on mobile
[00:08:58] screens and social networks showed how thousands of
[00:09:02] protesters were beaten, dragged and forcibly taken
[00:09:06] by police to temporary detention centers. The massive protests
[00:09:10] erupted after a review of the voting lists that removed more
[00:09:13] than 130 million voters, more than the population of
[00:09:17] Japan. The Indian Express newspaper revealed that two dissenting
[00:09:20] commissioners formally objected to the arbitrary and
[00:09:24] unilateral decisions in the mass deletion of voters from the
[00:09:27] voting lists. The leaders of the Cockroach Party arrested on
[00:09:31] Saturday and released 24 hours later, promised to continue with the
[00:09:35] demonstrations.
[00:09:38] The protests will continue, the youth of the country has awakened.
[00:09:42] Accountability, they demand answers, until accountability is
[00:09:45] established, there will be protests, repeated protests
[00:09:48] and not only in Delhi, there will be protests throughout the
[00:09:51] country.
[00:09:53] The youth movement is one of the biggest political challenges
[00:09:57] for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in power for
[00:10:00] 12 years, during which he has managed to isolate and weaken his
[00:10:04] opponents. On another note, Emmanuel Macron inaugurated
[00:10:08] the Paris Motor Show with a speech focused on protecting the
[00:10:11] European automotive industry against the accelerated rise of vehicles
[00:10:15] manufactured in China, especially hybrids. Let's remember that the
[00:10:18] French president received about 60 European sector
[00:10:22] players at the Elysée Palace on Sunday night. because he did not include Chinese
[00:10:26] businessmen, our journalist Natalia Ruiz Giraldo reports from
[00:10:29] Paris.
[00:10:32] Cars of all colors and for all tastes,
[00:10:36] hybrids, electric, that's what you see here at this motor show
[00:10:40] that opened its doors in Paris this Monday and that expects
[00:10:44] to welcome at least half a million visitors over the course of
[00:10:47] this week, as it had already achieved before the
[00:10:50] pandemic. Since then, things have not been very easy for
[00:10:54] this. In any case, it is also the return of historical
[00:10:58] manufacturers such as Mercedes, Volvo, Hyundai,
[00:11:01] but also with an increasingly strong presence
[00:11:05] of Chinese manufacturers, precisely Chinese cars that
[00:11:08] already have 10% of the European market and are expected
[00:11:12] to reach even 20% in 3 to 5
[00:11:15] years. Now, you see above all
[00:11:18] electric cars, whether it's Alpine, even Lotus
[00:11:22] presents some impressive models,
[00:11:25] because it is known that this is the future of the automobile,
[00:11:28] especially when the rules in Europe, from 2035, will be that all
[00:11:32] new cars will be 100% electric. The
[00:11:35] problem has been the price and that is why some manufacturers are
[00:11:39] coming to present much more economical or in any case
[00:11:42] affordable models, such as Renault, which is coming to present
[00:11:46] its Renault 4, but above all the 100% electric
[00:11:49] Twingo, 100% automatic, of course, for a price of about
[00:11:53] 15, much more affordable, also
[00:11:57] Citroën, which has revived the 2CV, the DOS, which also
[00:12:00] hopes to sell it for a price of around €15, from
[00:12:04] 2028 and well, at
[00:12:06] this motor show you can see, you can sit in these
[00:12:10] cars, but also test them, there are about 90 models that
[00:12:14] the public will have the pleasure of being able to drive.
[00:12:17] Also in France, a teenager was arrested by the police after having
[00:12:21] entered his high school and shot the principal and
[00:12:25] then a teacher, according to the mayor of the town of
[00:12:28] Aubagne, in the south of France. The 14-year-old student was
[00:12:32] subdued and disarmed by the school's principal education advisor,
[00:12:35] let's hear this
[00:12:37] testimony.
[00:12:41] Well, we basically heard the fire alarm, so we thought it was a
[00:12:44] drill and all
[00:12:45] that.
[00:12:49] Then we went out and lined up and behind us we heard a few
[00:12:53] gunshots.
[00:12:56] So we turned around and saw someone with a rifle running
[00:12:59] in front of, well, passing by our
[00:13:01] side.
[00:13:04] Then he went down the stairs from the fourth floor to the third and after that
[00:13:08] class.
[00:13:10] There is already a date for the hospitalization of Pope Leo XIV, it will be this Tuesday
[00:13:14] at noon when the pontiff will be admitted to the Gemelli hospital in
[00:13:18] Rome where he will undergo surgery to remove a nodule that was
[00:13:22] detected in his lung, as announced by the Catholic
[00:13:25] hierarch, this nodule is in a very initial phase, so this Monday he was
[00:13:29] able to continue with his activities, let's remember that the intervention will take place less
[00:13:33] than a month before he visits Uruguay, Argentina and Peru between November 6 and
[00:13:36] 17. Our correspondent Irene Savio gives us more details
[00:13:40] from the Holy See.
[00:13:43] Yes, that's right, it was that announcement from the Pope that he was
[00:13:46] going to have surgery for a nodule in his lung, which has sparked
[00:13:50] questions, even fear for his
[00:13:54] upcoming trip to Latin America due to the possibility that
[00:13:58] the Pope might not go. For now, what we know, what Vatican
[00:14:01] sources here have told us, is that the trip is still
[00:14:05] on, and those same sources have also clarified
[00:14:08] that the nodule in the lung was found during a
[00:14:11] routine check-up, so there was
[00:14:15] no emergency nor were there any symptoms,
[00:14:18] that's what they told us, also in a very calm
[00:14:22] atmosphere. For now, the Pope has actually kept his
[00:14:26] schedule, we even heard him speak today at an event
[00:14:32] which is undoubtedly also a good sign for the expected
[00:14:35] recovery, this week estimated that he will need
[00:14:39] after the operation that he will have to undergo,
[00:14:42] also for that next trip through Argentina, Uruguay and
[00:14:46] Peru, in which he will have to face a very busy schedule for 12
[00:14:50] days and let's also remember the challenge
[00:14:53] of altitude, especially in Peru. In any
[00:14:56] case, the Vatican has also indicated, has reminded
[00:15:02] and in the coming days, it will continue to inform us about
[00:15:06] the pontiff's health. It's time for economy on France
[00:15:09] 24.
[00:15:13] And to talk about figures and numbers, Juan Pablo Lucumí is already with us. Welcome as always, Juan
[00:15:17] Pablo. A pleasure to join you here at the work table, Elena. Well, we're going to pick up
[00:15:20] with you the automotive issue between Europe and China, and for that you're
[00:15:24] going to tell us about the trade agreement reached between the European Union and China
[00:15:28] regarding the import of hybrid cars specifically. After a long
[00:15:31] dispute precisely over these cars, these Chinese cars that
[00:15:35] end up in European Union territory and that... are too many, says
[00:15:38] Brussels, today it was announced that the European Union will limit precisely to
[00:15:42] 350,000 hybrid cars entering European
[00:15:45] territory from China per year, a conclusion they
[00:15:49] reached after years of discussing the cost of Chinese cars, their
[00:15:52] manufacturing and the subsidy that the Beijing government injects into
[00:15:56] this industry. According to a European official, the agreement
[00:15:59] will cut Chinese exports of hybrid vehicles to the European Union
[00:16:03] by more than 50%, which were estimated at about 800,000
[00:16:06] vehicles for this year. For 2026, since now
[00:16:09] they will have to be limited annually to the 350,000 units
[00:16:13] we were talking about for these cars. China, for its part, hopes
[00:16:17] that the pact will allow it to continue exporting at least 302,
[00:16:21] hybrid vehicles a year to the European market. Let's remember that for
[00:16:24] years the European Union has accused China of flooding its market with cheaper
[00:16:28] products thanks to those commercial practices that they call illegal
[00:16:31] such as state subsidies and restrictions on European companies' access
[00:16:35] to the Chinese market. And this news comes just as Europe seeks
[00:16:39] to strengthen its automotive industry sector, and we will see
[00:16:43] more in the following report: an
[00:16:45] event qualified as an industrial battle, with a
[00:16:49] doubled presence compared to two years ago, Chinese
[00:16:52] manufacturers came in droves to the Paris Motor Show. French
[00:16:56] President Emmanuel Macron tried to reassure European manufacturers,
[00:16:59] recalling the bilateral agreement
[00:17:03] reached in Beijing to reduce hybrid vehicle imports
[00:17:06] from China to Europe by more than half, from 800,000 units
[00:17:10] to 350,000 annually. This is the fruit of work,
[00:17:14] as you know, that has been carried out for several years, in which we have
[00:17:17] wanted to re-establish fair and loyal competition between Europeans
[00:17:21] and non-Europeans when there were elements of
[00:17:24] over-subsidization and unfair competition.
[00:17:28] desleal.
[00:17:30] The issue of hybrid vehicles is one of the most sensitive topics
[00:17:34] between the European Union and China. These models
[00:17:37] have become a channel through which Chinese manufacturers penetrate the
[00:17:41] European market, where they pose unequal competition against
[00:17:45] their European rivals. When you
[00:17:47] compare much of the Chinese offer with what Europeans currently offer in
[00:17:53] afraid that electric cars manufactured in Europe are still very
[00:17:56] expensive. European industrialists and officials have been
[00:18:00] denouncing for years the arrival in the European Union of cheaper Chinese
[00:18:04] products that weaken economic sectors and cause a
[00:18:08] massive loss of jobs. They also accuse China
[00:18:11] of unfair trade practices through, among other
[00:18:15] things, subsidies granted to its companies and the
[00:18:19] manipulation of its currency. Beijing defends itself by highlighting
[00:18:22] the success of its industry and the European
[00:18:26] economy. And Juan Pablo, from the second European
[00:18:30] economy we are going to move to the first to talk about Germany
[00:18:33] and a tax reduction. They came from an economic
[00:18:37] contraction that led them precisely to a recession at the time, but now they say they have a
[00:18:40] GDP with room to make that reduction. German Chancellor
[00:18:44] Fred Merz announced that the government will lower the electricity tax for
[00:18:47] all consumers to the minimum European level. An election
[00:18:51] promise that had not been kept until now and with which he hopes
[00:18:55] to regain credibility. The Chancellor did not offer concrete
[00:18:58] figures or advance when this measure could be applied, which the
[00:19:02] government intends to finance thanks to the room for maneuver
[00:19:05] left by the budgets. That's how they define it, but he did
[00:19:09] explain that this was not possible before when the economy was
[00:19:12] stagnant, but that now that a GDP growth of 1.3%
[00:19:16] is expected for this year with 15 billion
[00:19:19] in revenue for the state center, it must be said that now they
[00:19:22] can achieve it. Let's remember 2 consecutive years with GDP contraction,
[00:19:26] at that moment they were in recession. Well, and we are going to close this economic
[00:19:30] chronicle by talking about the prize, the economics award, this
[00:19:33] last award that was given at this year's
[00:19:36] awards ceremony. That's right, the... 2026 Nobel Prize in Economics
[00:19:40] goes to American economists Robert Hall and Michael
[00:19:43] Woodford for their work focused on reviewing the microeconomic
[00:19:46] documents of macroeconomic stabilization, from micro to
[00:19:49] macro, with the application of fiscal and monetary policy
[00:19:53] measures that, applied at the opportune moment, can reduce the ups and downs of the economy,
[00:19:58] phases of countries. The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said
[00:20:02] that the work of these two men has given the world better
[00:20:05] tools to manage economic crises. This is how the
[00:20:09] prize was announced.
[00:20:14] The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has today decided
[00:20:17] to award the 2026 Prize in
[00:20:19] Economic Sciences in memory of Alfred Nobel to Robert
[00:20:23] Hall and Michael Woodford for
[00:20:27] macroeconomic stabilization. Robert Hall was born in
[00:20:31] 1943 in Palo Alto, United States.
[00:20:34] He is currently a professor at Stanford University. Michael
[00:20:38] Woodford was born in 1945 in
[00:20:40] Chicopee, United States. He is currently a professor at Columbia University.
[00:20:44] Columbia.
[00:20:50] tell us what these two Nobel laureates contributed with their work to the
[00:20:54] world. Let's review them because Hall and Woodford laid the foundations of the neo-Keynesian
[00:20:58] paradigm in which models are built from microeconomic
[00:21:01] foundations, that is, from the bottom up to make macroeconomic
[00:21:05] decisions in the end, that is, they provided tools to evaluate
[00:21:09] economic crises, GDP growth projections, and other global
[00:21:12] factors, by first evaluating the decisions made by individuals
[00:21:16] and companies. Hall's hypothesis, which presented its
[00:21:19] results in a 1978 article, was that
[00:21:22] changes in consumption could not occur because they depend on new
[00:21:26] and therefore unpredictable information, which proved crucial
[00:21:29] for the development of modern research on consumption, while Woodford's economic
[00:21:33] model has made it possible to respond more effectively to
[00:21:37] disruptions that can alter the balance between supply and demand and that can
[00:21:40] be restored through a monetary stabilization policy, that
[00:21:44] is, the summary of all this is that to evaluate what will happen to the global
[00:21:47] economy in the future, to GDP and inflation,
[00:21:50] we need to see how people consume, what they buy in local stores, the grassroots economy,
[00:21:53] and thus determine how macroeconomics can be managed
[00:21:57] a bit. Thank you very much, Juan Pablo, for the economic information. It has been a
[00:22:01] pleasure to be with you, for me and until next time, now it's time for the press
[00:22:04] review.
[00:22:08] And Patricio Peralta is already with us here in the France 24 studios to review the
[00:22:12] main headlines and also the analysis offered this Monday by the
[00:22:16] international media. Welcome, Patricio. Hello Elena, how are you? Good afternoon.
[00:22:20] Good afternoon, Patricio. We're going to open this press review in the United States, talking
[00:22:23] precisely about the prelude to the so-called mid-terms. That's right, and for that
[00:22:27] we're going with Axios which reports that a federal
[00:22:31] judge on Sunday ordered the Trump administration
[00:22:34] to immediately stop publicly funded ads
[00:22:38] featuring President Donald Trump. This is due to questions
[00:22:42] precisely about the Trump administration's use of
[00:22:45] taxpayer money for this type of propaganda or
[00:22:49] advertising that was being broadcast on different networks.
[00:22:52] The White House said that these are public
[00:22:56] service announcements and that both Republican and Democratic
[00:22:59] administrations had done so previously. Now
[00:23:03] Trump pledged to pay for this type of
[00:23:06] ads with his own money, although the White House,
[00:23:10] Axios says, said that there were no plans to reimburse
[00:23:13] the government for the millions already spent on
[00:23:16] these ads precisely now. We move on.
[00:23:20] the Republican campaign at a general level, the Washington Post talks
[00:23:24] about problems in the Republican Party precisely in the middle of Donald
[00:23:28] Trump's tour, as you said in the run-up to these elections
[00:23:31] in November, what is being planned now is with great
[00:23:34] care, where he can mobilize his most devoted followers,
[00:23:38] where he can have a good time, for example, it says that sources
[00:23:42] close to him, he prefers more American football
[00:23:45] games than political rallies, for
[00:23:48] example, and another analysis. is where his low
[00:23:51] approval ratings cause even more rejection and that has been
[00:23:55] precisely a challenge, the media mentions that it has been more complicated in the
[00:23:59] House of Representatives elections than in the
[00:24:02] Senate, that is, some House elections are
[00:24:06] so tight that they worry that an unpopular Trump
[00:24:10] could harm them more than benefit them if he goes to
[00:24:13] a district or another. Let's go to the other
[00:24:17] side of the campaign with the Democrats and that's
[00:24:20] with a politician who mentions that the Democrats have
[00:24:24] focused their campaign precisely on linking the corruption or the
[00:24:27] corruption accusations in the Trump administration with the economic
[00:24:31] difficulties of the voters, although it is nothing new to
[00:24:35] campaign precisely in the fight against corruption, the media explains that these
[00:24:38] messages have increased the support of voters for Democratic candidates
[00:24:42] for Congress by approximately three
[00:24:45] points according to various opinion polls, what they say
[00:24:49] is that Washington is manipulated to benefit
[00:24:53] the rich at the expense of ordinary citizens, these would be the messages
[00:24:57] that the Democrats are using at this moment in
[00:25:00] full campaign and speaking of campaign, let's remember this
[00:25:03] donation of 276 million by billionaire Elon Musk
[00:25:07] for the Republican campaign already for the midterms, that's right.
[00:25:11] Well, Patricio, from the United States we go to India because in the most
[00:25:15] populated country on the planet there is no truce between the protesters and the
[00:25:18] government of Narendra Modi. And for that we go with local media, The
[00:25:22] Hindu opens its front page precisely with the request from the Supreme Court that
[00:25:25] demands an end to illegal detentions, this after the
[00:25:29] leaders of the cockroach party or movement
[00:25:32] were arrested on Saturday and then were
[00:25:35] released, it notes that Saturday was one step away
[00:25:39] from being a police state according to several lawyers who
[00:25:42] precisely complained or criticized that the
[00:25:45] detentions occurred precisely preventing
[00:25:49] rallies in areas that were not
[00:25:52] prohibited, we now turn to the Hindustan Times that talks
[00:25:56] precisely about these areas and explains how, for
[00:25:59] example, the Jantar Mantar, an astronomical
[00:26:02] observatory in Delhi became the center of these
[00:26:06] demonstrations, what happens in India is that with a large
[00:26:09] mobilization or demonstration in previous years, the
[00:26:13] authorities prohibited the places where these types of
[00:26:16] rallies were held For example,
[00:26:20] that is, there are constitutionally
[00:26:22] constitucionalmente
[00:26:25] enabled spaces for protests and there are constitutionally prohibited spaces
[00:26:29] for any type of mobilization, this observatory
[00:26:32] was not prohibited, the Jantar Mantar began to be precisely the
[00:26:36] center of demonstrations due to its strategic
[00:26:39] location, as it was precisely within sight of parliament and government
[00:26:42] offices, now this space is
[00:26:45] prohibited for demonstrations and the media asks a question, how
[00:26:48] can the state regulate protests
[00:26:52] without suppressing a space for dissent, finally we go with
[00:26:55] the BBC, this British media also with a photograph of what
[00:26:59] was one of the... since the weekend that says that Delhi
[00:27:03] is witnessing more protests, while the leaders of the cockroach
[00:27:07] movement indicate that they will continue with this struggle, local media
[00:27:10] reported that more than 7 people were arrested
[00:27:14] and
[00:27:17] demand precisely the resignation of the
[00:27:21] top electoral official a few months before crucial
[00:27:24] state elections, the exhaustion questions or rather the media
[00:27:28] reports is due to the update of the electoral roll, the authorities
[00:27:32] say that it is precisely to clean up names of deceased or duplicate
[00:27:36] people, but at least 130 million
[00:27:39] names have already been removed from the electoral
[00:27:42] rolls in many states, the media says, dozens of
[00:27:46] people have been removed
[00:27:49] improperly and precisely now what
[00:27:52] students and also opposition
[00:27:57] they want to eliminate are minorities from these electoral lists, Patricio,
[00:28:00] that's right, those are precisely the... that they don't want that to happen, they want more
[00:28:04] transparency in this census update process. That's right,
[00:28:07] Patricio, well, now we are going to go with an investigation on how cameras
[00:28:11] are hacked for war purposes. That's right, well, we have
[00:28:14] cameras in our house, in the neighborhood, there are communal
[00:28:18] cameras, even for security reasons, the Wall Street Journal
[00:28:21] points out that now these are being hacked and
[00:28:24] used, as you say, for different wars and we have
[00:28:28] precisely this multicamera that looks like a television
[00:28:31] studio. but they are actually
[00:28:35] cameras hacked by different hackers, for example, in the