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[00:01:30] France
[00:01:31] 24 News
[00:01:36] is news, we begin.
[00:01:39] Volodymyr Zelensky accuses that it is increasingly evident that Russia is not
[00:01:43] interested in an energy ceasefire after the attack on
[00:01:46] six of its facilities this Tuesday. For its part, Moscow
[00:01:50] affirms that there will be a cessation of hostilities only on the day of the Ukrainian
[00:01:53] elections. Riyadh International Airport
[00:01:57] will remain closed until Saturday. Saudi Arabia
[00:02:00] promised a response and made the announcement after the most recent attack by the
[00:02:04] Houthi rebels perpetrated on Sunday and which left at least one
[00:02:07] dead and a dozen injured.
[00:02:11] Federal agents from the United States raided the home of
[00:02:14] Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, a strong
[00:02:17] critic of Donald Trump, according to authorities, as part of a
[00:02:21] criminal investigation for alleged fraud. The search, carried out by
[00:02:24] agents from Homeland Security Investigations, belonging to
[00:02:28] area but also on ICE, occurs three weeks before the midterm elections.
[00:02:44] We start by talking about the war between Russia and Ukraine. Volodymyr Zelensky
[00:02:48] accuses that it is increasingly evident that Moscow is not
[00:02:52] the domestic economy, a interested in the energy ceasefire proposed by Donald Trump. The
[00:02:55] Ukrainian president said that the attack on six of its facilities
[00:02:59] this Tuesday is proof of it. For its part, the Kremlin refuses to
[00:03:02] confirm whether or not it gave its approval to the supposed pact that Washington
[00:03:06] already takes for granted and affirmed that there will be a cessation of hostilities, but only on the day of the
[00:03:10] Ukrainian elections. We will expand on this
[00:03:12] next.
[00:03:15] Amid the confusion, Moscow finally responded.
[00:03:18] Following Donald Trump's unilateral announcement on Sunday, the
[00:03:22] Kremlin refused to confirm this Monday whether a
[00:03:25] truce was in effect against energy infrastructure attacks, but
[00:03:29] explained that contacts were being maintained and that
[00:03:32] more information would be revealed in due course. In the
[00:03:36] Kremlin, both President Putin and officials at other levels have
[00:03:40] repeatedly stated that we do not want a ceasefire,
[00:03:43] but a lasting peace. We are willing to
[00:03:47] do everything possible to achieve it.
[00:03:51] On Sunday, the US President unexpectedly announced that
[00:03:54] Ukraine and Russia had agreed to an energy
[00:03:58] ceasefire.
[00:04:00] However, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky did not wait
[00:04:04] for Russian confirmation to denounce a violation of this
[00:04:07] supposed agreement by Moscow.
[00:04:10] Immediately after the publication, Russia launched a
[00:04:14] selective attack against a power plant in Kharkiv, which caused more damage to
[00:04:17] our energy system. It became clear that Putin does not read Trump
[00:04:21] social.
[00:04:27] The Ukrainian head of state has called for a 60-day ceasefire
[00:04:32] that there will be a cessation of hostilities only on the day of the with Russia in order, among other things, to be able to organize
[00:04:34] elections after Donald Trump's call for a change of president in
[00:04:38] Ukraine. Russia responded that it would agree not to attack its
[00:04:41] neighbor only on the day of the eventual
[00:04:44] elections. For its part, the foreign ministers
[00:04:47] of the European Union approved this Monday almost
[00:04:51] 1600 new sanctions aimed
[00:04:54] at the Russian military-industrial complex.
[00:04:59] pointing out the weaknesses of And in this context of war. Between both countries, the supreme commander of
[00:05:02] NATO launched a message from Poland to Russia
[00:05:05] warning not to test any of the 32 allied
[00:05:08] countries. During a speech this Monday at a security forum
[00:05:11] held in Warsaw, US General Alexus Gren
[00:05:15] Keywitch stated that NATO is prepared to act in case of a
[00:05:19] Moscow attack. This warning comes amid growing
[00:05:22] European concern about possible Russian interference and the fear
[00:05:26] of seeing the United States withdraw as a pillar of the military alliance for European
[00:05:29] defense. The details in the following report by Maxim
[00:05:33] Pluvinet.
[00:05:35] While a direct confrontation with Moscow does not seem imminent,
[00:05:39] NATO is prepared to fight. That was the
[00:05:44] the transatlantic alliance during a speech delivered on Monday at the
[00:05:48] Warsaw Security
[00:05:49] Forum.
[00:05:53] Our alliance exists to preserve peace, but let there be no doubt, if
[00:05:56] this is a war, we will stop and neutralize any attack, and
[00:06:00] if it does not cease, we will destroy the forces that carry out an aggression
[00:06:04] against us. We are trained and prepared. It is important that the
[00:06:07] allies continue to consult, analyze how we could respond, and
[00:06:11] make sure to transmit to the Russians clearly and concisely what our red
[00:06:15] lines are.
[00:06:18] The concern among the 32 allied countries is growing
[00:06:21] due to what Western officials describe
[00:06:24] as a Russian campaign of sabotage and
[00:06:27] interference. Among the recent incidents attributed to
[00:06:31] Russia is the discovery of a drone loaded with explosives at a
[00:06:34] German airport. The Prime Minister of Poland, the host
[00:06:37] country of the meeting, insisted that Moscow aims
[00:06:41] not only to dominate Ukraine, but to re-establish the European
[00:06:45] security order.
[00:06:48] Let's call things by their name. Russia wants to destroy the current security architecture
[00:06:51] of Europe to re-establish Russian domination and return to the situation that
[00:06:55] existed before
[00:06:56] 1989.
[00:07:00] Washington is currently reviewing its military presence on the
[00:07:03] continent, which fuels European doubts about the value of the
[00:07:07] defense alliance with the United States under the presidency of
[00:07:10] Donald Trump. The president asked the US government to
[00:07:14] maintain its commitment to the cause. The United
[00:07:18] States is undoubtedly the most powerful country in the world and it is important that
[00:07:21] it uses its power to make the world a better
[00:07:23] place. For his part, General Grinkewich
[00:07:27] insisted that doubts about Washington's commitment are
[00:07:30] unfounded. We continue in the Middle East in a
[00:07:34] new day of attacks, the Riyadh International Airport
[00:07:37] will remain closed until Saturday. This was announced by Saudi
[00:07:40] Arabia after the most recent attack by the Houthis of Yemen, perpetrated on
[00:07:44] Sunday and which left at least one dead and a dozen injured, in total
[00:07:48] 16 people have lost their lives in Saudi territory due to the wave of attacks
[00:07:52] launched by the rebels over the weekend, which are considered
[00:07:56] the worst recorded in the kingdom since 2014. The Saudi
[00:08:00] Minister of Energy called for a firm response to the actions of the pro-Iranian
[00:08:03] group. Minutes ago, the Yemenis, the Houthis of Yemen,
[00:08:07] said they had attacked with drones the Riyadh airport in the Saudi
[00:08:11] capital, but also.
[00:08:17] The objective of our military operations against oil
[00:08:20] facilities and airports, particularly those located in
[00:08:23] Riyadh, is to send a message to Bin Salman, he can
[00:08:26] no longer continue to attack Yemen from a safe
[00:08:29] position. We also seek to convey that
[00:08:33] continuing the war and insisting on the military option no longer benefits Saudi
[00:08:37] Arabia in the long run, it will lead to the destruction of all Saudi
[00:08:40] infrastructure.
[00:08:42] Let's look now at the situation in the Gaza Strip: an Israeli surveillance
[00:08:46] drone attack killed at least two people and injured several
[00:08:49] in the south of the Palestinian enclave. The Israeli army stated that
[00:08:53] it attacked a militant in the area without offering more details, while
[00:08:57] a third man died from his injuries suffered on Sunday in an attack on
[00:09:01] an Israeli convoy. Israel, which accuses Hamas of
[00:09:04] rearming and launching attacks violating the fragile ceasefire,
[00:09:08] has intensified bombings in recent weeks. The details in the
[00:09:11] following report.
[00:09:15] The ceasefire remains a chimera in Gaza. Several Palestinians
[00:09:18] died and others were injured in Israeli drone attacks
[00:09:22] south of the besieged
[00:09:23] strip.
[00:09:28] The reality is difficult, the reality, every day there are
[00:09:31] martyrs, there are martyrs every day, we don't know who they are, they are
[00:09:34] young people who have nothing to do with anything, who attend a charging station
[00:09:38] and earn a living, and suddenly you see how the
[00:09:41] flames ignite.
[00:10:12] The residents were abandoning Shujaiya, east of Gaza
[00:10:15] City, fleeing the advance of the Israeli army and the placement
[00:10:19] of concrete blocks that mark the so-called Yellow
[00:10:22] Line, near their tents.
[00:10:27] The yellow line is now just behind our tent and the area
[00:10:31] is no longer habitable. Anyone who stays here will be putting their life at
[00:10:35] risk. We have lived here for years despite the risks,
[00:10:38] clinging to the hope of returning to
[00:10:40] Shujaiya.
[00:10:43] A year has passed since the entry into force of the ceasefire, mediated
[00:10:47] then by the United States, which declares it seeks to implement its peace
[00:10:50] plan, while on the ground the deadly attacks
[00:10:53] never ceased.
[00:10:56] And the home of Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar was the scene of a
[00:11:00] raid. Federal agents from the United States broke into the
[00:11:03] home, according to authorities, as part of a criminal investigation for
[00:11:07] alleged fraud. The operation was carried out by agents from Homeland
[00:11:10] Security Investigations, which belongs to ICE, and occurs
[00:11:14] three weeks before the midterm elections. According to Fox
[00:11:17] News, the investigation is linked to immigration documentation
[00:11:21] filed in the name of the 44-year-old congresswoman,
[00:11:25] born in Somalia, by her father when she was a
[00:11:28] minor.
[00:11:31] Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's home is deeply disturbing and
[00:11:35] raises serious questions about the ongoing corrupt militarization of the
[00:11:38] federal government against Donald Trump's adversaries.
[00:11:42] In other news, British Prime Minister Andy Burnham
[00:11:45] appeared before parliament where he indicated that the most probable
[00:11:49] cause of the incident at Fairford Air Base at the end of September was
[00:11:52] caused by an alleged terrorist plot directed by the Iranian
[00:11:56] Revolutionary Guard, something that Tehran denies. Our
[00:11:59] correspondent Luisa Pulido expands from London.
[00:12:03] Yes, the Prime Minister was very careful in the expressions he
[00:12:07] used precisely to refer to this episode near
[00:12:10] that joint military base
[00:12:13] between the United Kingdom and the United States, he said, I can
[00:12:17] confirm that our assessment is very
[00:12:20] likely that the operation was coordinated from Iran and
[00:12:24] almost certainly directed by the Iranian
[00:12:27] Islamic Revolutionary Guard. We can see the care that
[00:12:31] Andy Burnham took to talk about this thorny issue that
[00:12:34] compromises national security in parliament today. For this reason, the
[00:12:37] Iranian ambassador in London has been summoned by the foreign
[00:12:41] minister to the chancellery, because that country, once
[00:12:44] this event occurred, denied its
[00:12:47] participation. Andy Burnham has said that the United Kingdom will
[00:12:50] not tolerate this type of threats on its
[00:12:54] territory. He has said that they will firmly combat the use of
[00:12:57] criminal networks by Iran to act against
[00:13:01] them and their financial sources. For this reason, the United Kingdom
[00:13:04] announced that it imposed sanctions on two Iranian citizens, this
[00:13:08] includes freezing their assets here in the United Kingdom, prohibiting their
[00:13:12] entry into this country and also the administration, in the present and
[00:13:16] in the future, of administering companies in this
[00:13:18] territory. In France, the Paris Motor Show opened where
[00:13:22] 28 European brands will face 20. and four Chinese
[00:13:26] manufacturers to try to stem the wave of vehicles from
[00:13:29] China, and particularly hybrid electric vehicles. At the same time,
[00:13:33] an agreement between the European Union and China was announced
[00:13:36] this Monday that could reduce by more than half the imports of Chinese hybrid
[00:13:40] vehicles into the bloc. Laurel tells us more: a
[00:13:44] event described as an industrial battle, with a
[00:13:47] doubled presence compared to 2 years ago, Chinese
[00:13:51] manufacturers flocked to the Paris Motor Show.
[00:13:54] French President Emmanuel Macron tried to reassure
[00:13:58] European manufacturers by recalling the bilateral
[00:14:02] agreement reached in Beijing to reduce by more than half Chinese
[00:14:05] imports of hybrid vehicles into Europe, from
[00:14:08] 800,000 units to 350
[00:14:12] thousand annually. This is the fruit of work, as you know, that has been
[00:14:15] carried out for several years in which we have wanted to re-establish fair
[00:14:19] and loyal competition between Europeans and non-Europeans when
[00:14:23] there were elements of oversupply.
[00:14:56] Industrialists and European officials have been denouncing
[00:14:59] for years the arrival in the European Union of cheaper Chinese products
[00:15:03] that weaken entire economic sectors and cause a massive
[00:15:07] loss of jobs, they also accuse
[00:15:10] China of unfair trade practices through, among
[00:15:13] other things, the subsidies granted to its companies and the
[00:15:17] manipulation of its currency. Beijing defends itself, highlighting
[00:15:21] the success of its industry and the...
[00:15:26] End of the news, thank you for your company and until
[00:15:29] next time.
[00:15:39] Welcome to Aquí América, my name is Alejandra Loucao and I
[00:15:43] will accompany you with the most relevant information from our continent,
[00:15:46] let's begin.
[00:15:49] Weeks before the midterm elections in the United States,
[00:15:53] Latino voters are moving away from Donald Trump, or at
[00:15:56] least, that's what some
[00:15:59] living and immigration policy, among the reasons for the
[00:16:03] rejection.
[00:16:06] In Ecuador. a judge declared 32 crew members of
[00:16:10] boats bombed by the United States innocent.
[00:16:13] Southern Command had declared that the
[00:16:15] vessels were operating as part of a network that transported drugs
[00:16:19] to North America.
[00:16:23] And in Brazil, Flavio Bolsonaro won the first round of elections against the
[00:16:27] current president Luis Inácio Lula da Silva. While campaigns accelerate
[00:16:31] towards the runoff on October 25, the
[00:16:34] numbers of the first polls are already known,
[00:16:38] let's review them.
[00:16:41] The Latino punishment for Donald Trump at the polls is coming, that
[00:16:45] is what the recent NBC News and Telemundo
[00:16:49] poll indicates, which shows a growing
[00:16:52] disapproval of voters from this community towards the
[00:16:55] figure of the current US president. The harsh
[00:16:59] immigration policy and the until now failure in the
[00:17:02] fight against inflation, are among the reasons
[00:17:05] for this rejection. The.
[00:17:17] but now they are turning their backs. According to a recent NBC
[00:17:20] News and Telemundo poll, Donald Trump's approval among
[00:17:24] Latino voters fell to 27%, the
[00:17:28] lowest figure since the beginning of his second term. With the midterm
[00:17:32] elections getting closer, the 36 million Latino
[00:17:35] voters could play a key role in an eventual
[00:17:39] victory for the Democratic Party, particularly in states like
[00:17:43] Florida, Texas, or California, a sector that
[00:17:46] traditionally supported them, but which in recent years has been
[00:17:49] moving away, disillusioned with traditional politics.
[00:17:53] Polls indicate that this year 59%
[00:17:55] prefer the Democratic Party to win,
[00:17:59] while 35% expect a Republican
[00:18:02] victory, compared to 42% in
[00:18:06] 2024. Like a large part of the electorate, Latino
[00:18:09] voters are concerned about the high prices of basic
[00:18:12] products such as food or gasoline, an increase for
[00:18:16] which 78% directly blame Donald
[00:18:18] Trump. The reproaches against the Republican president focus on the war
[00:18:22] against Iran for not having ended it despite the great
[00:18:26] repercussions it causes in
[00:18:29] sentiment that is also reflected in the high
[00:18:33] disapproval of the Latino population towards Trump's
[00:18:35] foreign policy, no less than
[00:18:39] 68%.
[00:18:44] We don't see anything happening that improves our quality of life with the prices of
[00:18:47] gasoline and food, so at this moment we prefer to
[00:18:51] stay out of politics and focus solely
[00:18:54] on ourselves and our family.
[00:18:56] Another issue worries
[00:18:59] Latino voters, immigration, the violent actions of the
[00:19:03] immigration police. I don't like what ICE is doing to our compatriots, it hurts me because for me
[00:19:25] these people are
[00:19:28] innocent, I understand that there are people who don't believe in their
[00:19:31] innocence, but they are not harming
[00:19:33] anyone,
[00:19:35] they are not criminals. To push Latinos to go to the
[00:19:39] polls in November, the same survey reveals that 62%
[00:19:42] say they are more likely to vote
[00:19:46] this year than in previous midterm
[00:19:48] elections. And to analyze this issue, I interviewed
[00:19:52] Marco Frieri, he is an economist, political analyst, strategist,
[00:19:55] former director of Hispanic media for the Democratic
[00:19:59] National Committee. First, we asked him about the reasons for the
[00:20:03] alienation of Latino voters from Donald Trump after
[00:20:06] 2 years of his second term, this is what he told us: The
[00:20:10] Latino voter in recent years wants to be tied to one party or
[00:20:14] another, the truth is that the Latino vote is not married to either Democrats or
[00:20:17] Republicans, they vote for their interests,
[00:20:21] mainly economic issues like any citizen, and that more than anything today
[00:20:25] is what defines that vote. In 2024
[00:20:28] they felt betrayed and
[00:20:31] and mistreated by the Biden
[00:20:34] administration and that's why they voted for Donald Trump and Republicans who
[00:20:38] promised economic improvement. Today, two years into the
[00:20:41] future, the economic situation is not only not better, but we are seeing
[00:20:45] worsening indices, inflation, the
[00:20:48] effect of the war on gasoline, on diesel,
[00:20:51] so the Latino voter feels a bit betrayed
[00:20:55] and I think that's what we're seeing is a vote that is a
[00:20:59] referendum on the Republican administration and the Republican
[00:21:02] Congress and they are not happy. To that, I think we can
[00:21:06] add in many parts of the country the immigration issue.
[00:21:09] Latinos also many wanted a strengthening
[00:21:13] of the border, an application of the immigration
[00:21:16] issue, but they have seen that within this administration there has been an excess
[00:21:20] in going after people who have not done
[00:21:24] anything bad, who have complied with the law, who are complying with their processes
[00:21:28] legally, be it TPS, be it asylum, I think that also has
[00:21:32] a component of feeling stigmatized by this administration, the Hispanic
[00:21:35] community, so economy and immigration is what is
[00:21:38] hurting Latinos a lot and that's why I think it will be a referendum
[00:21:42] for Donald Trump. I also
[00:21:44] asked him about the relationship between Latino voters on the one
[00:21:48] hand, and Latinos who are in an irregular situation and who, of
[00:21:52] course, do not vote in the United States, this is what he
[00:21:54] told us.
[00:21:57] The Latino who can vote, obviously, is a Latino who has
[00:22:00] citizenship and has all his immigration situation in
[00:22:03] order, so there is a reality that there is a Latino community that
[00:22:07] votes, that the immigration issue should not be the
[00:22:11] priority, that's why I say that the economic issue is a priority,
[00:22:14] but within the Latino community, within those same
[00:22:17] people who today have their situation, many
[00:22:20] have relationships, they have friends, they have family members who don't have it, so
[00:22:24] yes, there is a connection in most cases, because
[00:22:28] many people know someone in that situation and also
[00:22:31] Latino communities within the United States are
[00:22:35] built mixed between people in situations
[00:22:38] of legal immigration status and irregular, so
[00:22:42] when we start to see that
[00:22:45] persecution of people in irregular immigration
[00:22:48] status, it has a social
[00:22:50] effect, it has an economic effect where
[00:22:53] this Latino community lives. We are seeing it in
[00:22:57] different parts of the United States, one of the most marked is South Florida
[00:22:59] where the persecution
[00:23:03] of migrants in irregular
[00:23:06] status and some in the process of
[00:23:09] obtaining regular status are persecuted,
[00:23:13] it is having an effect not only on their families in that
[00:23:18] economic activity which has dropped a lot. We see business closures
[00:23:21] because it has an economic effect, I think there is a connection,
[00:23:25] but it must be clarified that the Latino voter
[00:23:29] who, for lack of a better word, votes, has different priorities
[00:23:32] because their immigration is not a problem, but there is always a
[00:23:36] relationship in the Latino community with those people who are here
[00:23:40] irregularly. And we go to Ecuador because a
[00:23:43] judge declared 32 crew members of two
[00:23:46] vessels innocent who had been intercepted and
[00:23:50] bombed by the United States in Pacific waters, this
[00:23:54] due to alleged links with drug trafficking networks. The
[00:23:57] defense of the prosecuted people stated that the prosecutor's
[00:24:01] office finally did not show any document that supported the arguments
[00:24:05] raised by the United States government. Our correspondent in
[00:24:08] Ecuador, Carolina Mela, tells us more.
[00:24:12] An Ecuadorian judge declared 32 fishermen innocent
[00:24:15] whose boats were intercepted and sunk by US military personnel
[00:24:19] in the Pacific. The prosecutor's office had prosecuted them for
[00:24:23] illicit association, but failed to prove that they were
[00:24:26] linked to criminal activities. The fishermen
[00:24:30] were part of the crews of two vessels, the Conquista 2
[00:24:33] and the María Candelaria, which were intercepted in September. According to
[00:24:37] the US Southern Command, the Conquista 2 operated as
[00:24:40] a floating fuel station for the Choneros,
[00:24:44] one of the main and most dangerous gangs here in
[00:24:47] Ecuador that authorities also link with the Sinaloa cartel for sending
[00:24:51] drugs to the United States and Europe. This sentence
[00:24:55] is in the first instance, that is, the prosecutor's office could
[00:24:58] appeal the judge's decision, but the fishermen's defense believes they will not
[00:25:02] because they assure that during the trial the25.02/902"> interested in a ceasefire
[00:25:05] sostener esa acusación, y se basó en el informe de la Marina que fue
[00:25:09] la que recibió el llamado de a rescatar un grupo de náufragos en
[00:25:13] Altamar sin mayores detalles. Los operativos
[00:25:16] quedaron registrados en videos difundidos por los propios pescadores y sus
[00:25:20] familiares, uno de los supervivientes incluso contó que los
[00:25:23] militares les cubrieron el rostro, los ataron y los mantuvieron
[00:25:26] en el suelo durante horas, la organización human rights watch ha
[00:25:30] pedido a los gobiernos de Estados Unidos y Ecuador que expliquen la base legal de
[00:25:34] estas operaciones y que investiguen posibles abusos.
[00:25:37] Fueron ocho embarcaciones en total las que fueron abordadas y posteriormente
[00:25:41] destruidas por patrullas estadounidenses en Altamar frente a Ecuador en
[00:25:45] solo tres semanas entre agosto y septiembre. Y esta
[00:25:48] audiencia de la que estamos. Hablando fue la primera de otros de tres procesos contra
[00:25:52] 88 tripulantes de cinco embarcaciones intervenidas por Estados
[00:25:56] Unidos, es decir, otros 56 pescadores están esperando una resolución
[00:25:59] judicial que va ocurrir en este mismo mes en. setiembre, otros
[00:26:03] 28 fueron liberados después de que la fiscalía decidiera no formular
[00:26:06] cargos. Todas estas operaciones tienen el respaldo del gobierno de Daniel
[00:26:10] Novoa que justifica la ofensiva estadounidense contra las
[00:26:13] embarcaciones y que, a diferencia de los bombardeos de lanchas en el
[00:26:16] Caribe, ha llegado a conocimiento de la justicia, porque las
[00:26:19] organizaciones de derechos humanos de Ecuador y los propios pescadores y
[00:26:23] sus familiares han conseguido que tema sea investigado, no
[00:26:27] solo para determinar su inocencia, sino también para cuestionar unas
[00:26:30] operaciones que se ejecutan en un marco de...
[00:26:32] mucha opacidad, sin explicaciones y que en el ámbito judicial, como se ha demostrado con esta
[00:26:36] sentencia, no existirían pruebas y cerramos
[00:26:40] en Brasil donde la encuestadora Data Folia presentó el primer
[00:26:43] relevamiento sobre la intención de voto de cara al balotage, la misma
[00:26:47] muestra a Flavio Bolsonaro la cabeza con un
[00:26:50] 49%, cuatro puntos más que Lula da Silva.
[00:26:54] Esto mientras los candidatos se apuran por sumar apoyos y
[00:26:58] anunciar propuestas que atraigan a los votantes. Ramiro Cuébar Verena tiene el
[00:27:01] informe. Primeras estimaciones rombo al
[00:27:05] barotaje, la encuestadora Data Fória difundió una
[00:27:08] percepcion de la intencion de voto para la segunda vuelta donde Flavio
[00:27:12] Bolsonaro se mantiene la cabeza rondando el
[00:27:15] 49%, cuatro puntos más que Lula da Silva. Sin
[00:27:19] embargo, la pròpia consultora aclara qu'existe un porcentaje d'error de
[00:27:22] 2%, por lo que l'escenario d'empate tecnico
[00:27:26] se mantiene. En la campanha, el ultraderechista siguió
[00:27:29] cosechando apoyos de candidatos, Augusto.
[00:27:32] Cury, quien quedó tercero en la primera vuelta con un
[00:27:35] 2,89%,
[00:27:37] anunció el respaldo al hombre del partido liberal. Además tuvo
[00:27:41] una reunión con los gobernadores victoriosos de su partido, como
[00:27:45] los de Sao Paulo y Minas Guerrais. Los dirigentes de la
[00:27:48] mayoría de los estados están de nuestro lado, ellos también quieren un
[00:27:52] cambio, así es como pienso afrontar estos próximos días, con
[00:27:55] mucha energía, y una vez más pido a todo el mundo que tenga en cuenta que las
[00:27:59] elecciones aún no están ganadas, todos los que nos están.
[00:28:40] ambos candidatos reanudaron sus compañías en radios y canales de
[00:28:43] televisión a partir de este viernes a diferencia de la
[00:28:47] primera vuelta, los dos mostraron disposición a verse en un debate
[00:28:51] presidencial. Y así llegamos al final de esta emisión, hasta la
[00:28:54] próxima.
[00:30:12] Muy buenas tardes y bienvenidos al mundo ahora de France 24, yo
[00:30:15] soy Elena Lozano y todo lo que verá a continuación es noticia,
[00:30:19] iniciamos: Volodimir Zelensky acusa que es cada
[00:30:23] vez más evidente que Rusia no está interesada en un alto el fuego
[00:30:26] after the attack on six of its facilities this
[00:30:30] Tuesday. For its part, Moscow states
[00:30:34] Ukrainian elections.
[00:30:37] Riyadh International Airport will remain closed until
[00:30:40] Saturday. Saudi Arabia promised a response and made the
[00:30:44] announcement after the most recent attack by the Houthi rebels perpetrated on Sunday
[00:30:47] and which left at least one dead and a dozen
[00:30:50] injured.
[00:30:53] US federal agents raided the home of
[00:30:56] Democratic congresswoman Ilhan Omar, a harsh critic.