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[00:00:12] Good afternoon and welcome to the world of France 24, I
[00:00:15] am Elena Lozano and everything you will see next is news,
[00:00:19] we begin. Volodimir Zelensky accuses that it is increasingly
[00:00:23] evident that Russia is not interested in an energy ceasefire
[00:00:26] after the attack on six of its facilities. This
[00:00:30] Tuesday. For its part, Moscow
[00:00:33] military presence on the continent, which affirms that there will be a cessation of hostilities only on the day of the Ukrainian elections.
[00:00:37] Riyadh International Airport will remain closed until
[00:00:41] Saturday. Saudi Arabia promised a response and made the
[00:00:44] announcement after the most recent attack by the Houthi rebels perpetrated on
[00:00:47] Sunday and which left at least one dead and a dozen
[00:00:51] injured.
[00:00:53] Federal agents in the United States raided the home of Democratic
[00:00:56] Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, a harsh critic of Donald
[00:01:00] Trump, according to authorities, as part of a criminal investigation for
[00:01:04] alleged fraud. The search by Homeland Security Investigations
[00:01:08] agents, belonging to Ice, occurs three weeks before
[00:01:11] the midterm elections.
[00:01:26] We begin by talking about the war between Russia and Ukraine. Zelensky
[00:01:30] accuses that it is increasingly evident that Moscow is not
[00:01:34] interested in the energy ceasefire proposed by Donald Trump. The
[00:01:37] Ukrainian president said that the attack on six of its facilities this
[00:01:41] Tuesday is proof of this. For its part, the Kremlin refuses to confirm
[00:01:44] whether or not it gave its approval to the alleged pact that Washington already takes for
[00:01:48] granted, and affirmed that there will be a cessation of hostilities, but only on the day of the
[00:01:52] Ukrainian elections. We will expand on this
[00:01:54] below.
[00:01:57] Amidst the confusion, Moscow finally responded:
[00:02:00] Following Donald Trump's unilateral announcement on Sunday, the
[00:02:04] Kremlin refused to confirm this Monday whether a truce
[00:02:07] from attacks on energy infrastructure was in effect,
[00:02:11] but explained that contacts were being maintained and that more
[00:02:14] information would be revealed in due course. In the
[00:02:18] Kremlin, both President Putin and officials at other levels have
[00:02:22] repeatedly stated that we do not want a ceasefire,
[00:02:26] but a lasting peace. We are willing to do everything possible.
[00:02:32] On Sunday, the US President had unexpectedly
[00:02:36] announced that Ukraine
[00:02:38] connection with and Russia had agreed to an energy ceasefire.
[00:02:40] However, Ukrainian President
[00:02:44] Volodimir Zelensky did not wait for Russian confirmation to denounce
[00:02:48] a violation of this alleged agreement by
[00:02:51] Moscow. Immediately after the
[00:02:54] publication, Russia launched a targeted attack against a power plant in
[00:02:57] Kharkiv, which caused more damage. Our energy system, it became
[00:03:01] clear that Putin does not read social
[00:03:03] media.
[00:03:12] on the cost of afraid that electric cars The Ukrainian head of state has called for a 60-day ceasefire with Russia in order,
[00:03:14] among other things, to be able to organize elections after Donald Trump's call for
[00:03:18] a change of president in Ukraine. Russia responded that
[00:03:22] it would agree not to attack its neighbor only on the day
[00:03:25] of the eventual elections. For its part, the interior
[00:03:29] ministers of the European Union approved this Monday
[00:03:32] almost 1600 new sanctions
[00:03:35] aimed at the Russian military-industrial
[00:03:38] complex.
[00:03:41] European And in this context of war between the two countries, the supreme commander of
[00:03:44] NATO launched a message from Poland
[00:03:46] what are you laughing at? No, no, it's nothing, I was to Russia warning not to test any of the 32
[00:03:50] allied countries. During a speech this Monday at a security
[00:03:53] forum held in Warsaw, US General Alexus
[00:03:57] Greek stated that NATO is prepared to act in
[00:04:00] case of an attack by Moscow. This warning comes amidst growing
[00:04:04] European concern about possible Russian interference and the
[00:04:07] fear of seeing the United States withdraw as a pillar of the military
[00:04:11] alliance for European defense. The details in the following
[00:04:14] report by Maxim
[00:04:15] this morning. Faced with Pluvinet. While a direct confrontation with
[00:04:19] Moscow does not seem imminent, NATO is prepared to
[00:04:22] fight. This was the message from the supreme military commander of
[00:04:26] the transatlantic alliance during a speech delivered on.
[00:04:34] government of Pablo Lemus to Our alliance exists to preserve peace,
[00:04:36] but let there be no doubt, if a war breaks out, we will stop and
[00:04:40] neutralize any attack, and if it does not cease, we will destroy the
[00:04:44] forces carrying out an aggression against us, we are trained and
[00:04:49] politeness, what prepared, it is important that allies continue to consult each other,
[00:04:51] analyze how we could respond and make sure to clearly
[00:04:55] and concisely convey to the Russians what our red
[00:04:57] lines are.
[00:05:01] The Trump administration's raid The concern among the 32 allied countries is growing due to what Western
[00:05:05] officials describe as a Russian campaign of
[00:05:08] sabotage and interference, among the
[00:05:11] recent incidents
[00:05:42] Washington is currently reviewing its
[00:05:46] fuels European doubts about the value of the defense alliance with
[00:05:50] the United States under the presidency of Donald Trump. The
[00:05:53] Ukrainian president asked the US government to maintain its
[00:05:57] commitment to the cause.
[00:05:59] The United States is undoubtedly the most powerful country in the world and it is important that
[00:06:03] it uses its power to make the world a better
[00:06:05] place. For his part, General Grinkewich
[00:06:09] insisted that doubts about Washington's commitment seemed
[00:06:12] unfounded. We continue in the Middle East, in a
[00:06:16] new day of attacks. Riyadh International Airport will remain
[00:06:20] closed until Saturday. This was announced by Saudi Arabia after the most
[00:06:23] recent attack by the Houthi rebels from Yemen, perpetrated on Sunday and which
[00:06:27] left at least one dead and a dozen
[00:06:31] people have lost their lives in Saudi territory due to the wave of attacks
[00:06:34] launched by the rebels during the weekend, which are considered the
[00:06:38] worst recorded in the kingdom since 2014. The Saudi
[00:06:41] Minister of Energy called for a firm response to the actions of the pro-Iranian
[00:06:45] group. Minutes ago, the Yemenis, the Houthis of Yemen,
[00:06:49] said they had attacked Riyadh airport in the Saudi
[00:06:53] capital with drones, but also the Khamis Mushait
[00:06:56] air base.
[00:06:59] The objective of our military operations against oil facilities and
[00:07:02] airports, particularly those located in
[00:07:05] Riyadh, is to send a message to Binsalman, that he can no
[00:07:08] longer continue to attack Yemen from a safe position.
[00:07:13] We also seek to convey that continuing the war and insisting on the military
[00:07:17] option no longer benefits Saudi Arabia in the long
[00:07:20] run, it will lead to the destruction of all Saudi infrastructure.
[00:07:24] Let's look now at the situation in the Gaza Strip: an Israeli
[00:07:28] surveillance drone attack killed at least two people and injured several
[00:07:31] in the south of the Palestinian enclave. The Israeli army stated that
[00:07:35] it attacked a militant in the area without offering more details, while
[00:07:39] a third man died of his injuries suffered on Sunday in an attack on
[00:07:43] an Israeli convoy. Israel, which accuses Hamas of
[00:07:46] rearming and launching attacks in violation of the fragile ceasefire, has
[00:07:50] intensified bombings in recent weeks. The details in the
[00:07:53] following report by Maxim Pluvine. The ceasefire
[00:07:56] remains a chimera in Gaza. Several Palestinians
[00:08:00] died and others were injured in Israeli drone attacks
[00:08:04] in the south of the besieged
[00:08:05] strip.
[00:08:10] The reality is difficult, the reality. Every day there are
[00:08:13] martyrs, there are martyrs every day, we don't know who are
[00:08:16] young people who have nothing to do with anything, who work at a charging
[00:08:20] station and earn a living, and suddenly you see the flames
[00:08:23] erupt, let me tell you something, no matter how much we talk we cannot
[00:08:27] really describe what reality is like, the reality is
[00:08:30] difficult, bodies, human remains and
[00:08:32] flesh,
[00:08:38] we are a people of struggle, martyrdom, resistance and brave
[00:08:41] men,
[00:08:46] another man also died from wounds received the
[00:08:49] previous day in an attack by Israeli soldiers. On the other
[00:08:53] hand, displaced Palestinians were leaving
[00:08:56] Ash-Shujaiya, east of Gaza City, fleeing the advance of the
[00:08:59] Israeli army and the placement of concrete blocks that
[00:09:03] mark the so-called Yellow Line, near their tents.
[00:09:06] campaña.
[00:09:09] The Yellow Line is now right behind our tent.
[00:09:42] U.S. federal agents raided the home, according
[00:09:46] to authorities, as part of a criminal investigation for alleged fraud. The
[00:09:50] operation was carried out by Homeland Security Investigations agents,
[00:09:54] which is part of ICE, which occurs three weeks before the midterm
[00:09:57] elections. According to Fox News, the investigation
[00:10:01] is linked to immigration documentation filed in the name of the
[00:10:05] 44-year-old congresswoman, born in Somalia, by her father
[00:10:08] when she was a minor.
[00:10:13] on Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's home is deeply disturbing and
[00:10:17] raises serious questions about the continued corrupt militarization of the
[00:10:20] federal government against Donald Trump's adversaries.
[00:10:24] In other news, British Prime Minister Andy Burnham
[00:10:27] appeared before Parliament where he pointed out that the most probable cause of the
[00:10:31] incident at Fairford air base at the end of September was
[00:10:34] caused by an alleged terrorist plot directed by the Iranian Revolutionary
[00:10:38] Guard, something that Tehran denies. Our
[00:10:41] correspondent Luisa Pulido tells us more from London.
[00:10:45] Yes, the Prime Minister was very careful in the expressions he
[00:10:49] used precisely to refer to this episode near
[00:10:52] that joint military base between the United
[00:10:56] Kingdom and the United States, he said, I can
[00:10:59] confirm that our assessment is very
[00:11:02] likely that the operation was coordinated from Iran and almost
[00:11:06] certainly directed by the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary
[00:11:09] Guard. We can see the care Andy Burnham took
[00:11:13] to speak about this thorny issue that compromises national
[00:11:17] security in Parliament today. For this reason, the Iranian Ambassador in
[00:11:20] London has been summoned by the Foreign Minister to the
[00:11:24] Foreign Office, because that country, once this
[00:11:27] happened, denied its involvement.
[00:11:30] Andy Burnham has said that the United Kingdom will not tolerate this
[00:11:34] type of threat on its territory, he has said that
[00:11:37] they will firmly combat the use of criminal networks by Iran
[00:11:41] to act against them and their financial backers.
[00:11:45] For this reason, the United Kingdom announced that it imposed sanctions on two
[00:11:49] Iranian citizens. This includes freezing their assets here
[00:11:52] in the United Kingdom, prohibiting their entry into this country, and also the
[00:11:56] administration, currently and in the future, from managing
[00:11:59] companies in this territory. In France, the Paris
[00:12:02] Motor Show opened, where 28 European brands will face
[00:12:06] 24 Chinese manufacturers to try to curb the wave of
[00:12:10] vehicles from China, and in particular electric
[00:12:13] hybrids. At the same time, an agreement between the European
[00:12:17] Union and China was announced this Monday that could reduce by more than half the
[00:12:20] imports of Chinese hybrid vehicles to the bloc. Laurel tells us
[00:12:24] more. An event described as an industrial
[00:12:27] battle, with a doubled presence compared to two
[00:12:31] years ago, Chinese manufacturers flocked to the Paris
[00:12:34] Motor Show. French President Emmanuel Macron tried to reassure
[00:12:38] European manufacturers, recalling the bilateral agreement
[00:12:42] reached in Beijing to reduce by more than half the
[00:12:45] Chinese imports of hybrid vehicles in Europe, from
[00:12:49] 800,000 units to 350,000 annually.
[00:12:53] This is the fruit of work, as you
[00:12:55] know, that has been carried out for several years in which we wanted to re-establish
[00:12:59] fair and loyal competition between Europeans and non-Europeans, when
[00:13:03] there were elements of over-subsidization of unfair
[00:13:06] competition.
[00:13:08] The issue of hybrid vehicles is
[00:13:10] one of the most delicate issues between the European Union and
[00:13:14] China. These models have become a channel through
[00:13:17] which Chinese manufacturers penetrate the European market where
[00:13:21] they pose unequal competition to their European
[00:13:25] rivals. When you compare much of the Chinese offering with what
[00:13:28] Europeans currently offer in terms of electric cars, I'm
[00:13:33] manufactured in Europe are still very expensive. European industrialists
[00:13:37] and officials have been complaining for years about the arrival in the
[00:13:41] European Union of cheaper Chinese products that weaken entire
[00:13:45] economic sectors and cause a massive loss of
[00:13:49] jobs. They also accuse China of unfair
[00:13:52] trade practices through, among other things, subsidies
[00:13:55] granted to its companies and the manipulation of its currency.
[00:13:59] Beijing defends itself by highlighting the success of its industry and
[00:14:03] pointing out the weaknesses of the economy.
[00:14:07] End of the news, thank you for your company and until next
[00:14:10] time.
[00:14:11] próxima.
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[00:15:05] We were 22, 23 days exactly without
[00:15:08] electricity, but this collective did not sit
[00:15:12] around waiting for things to fall from the sky, we looked for
[00:15:15] solutions, water pipes were
[00:15:17] brought in,
[00:15:20] eh, we looked for food for the animals, you could say almost
[00:15:23] daily.
[00:15:53] Come on, animals don't have to suffer, that's the sad
[00:15:56] part, that some days it's not
[00:15:58] enough for everything. The potatoes
[00:16:02] arrived, yes, yes, yes, yes, who's
[00:16:05] hungry?
[00:16:17] No, worse, because here the mother died and was artificially
[00:16:20] raised, the weight gain has been
[00:16:24] good, it has been good because they are feeding, but I say better
[00:16:27] because I know that the diet that we are supplying
[00:16:31] we could give them more then we limit ourselves so that
[00:16:35] it is daily, we do nothing by giving them a lot, a lot
[00:16:38] of food to have it and for the food to last 3 days,
[00:16:58] welcome to a new chapter of history, the events of the
[00:17:01] past explain the world of today, immerse yourself in the
[00:17:05] origins of history, armed, political
[00:17:09] movements, cultural
[00:17:10] trends.
[00:17:13] Join me on Historia by France24 and
[00:17:16] France24.com.
[00:17:22] The United States will hold its midterm elections this November
[00:17:25] 3, and these are elections where President Donald
[00:17:28] Trump is playing for keeping or losing a margin of maneuver for the
[00:17:32] rest of his term. Polls give the Democratic Party the advantage, and yet,
[00:17:36] let's remember that their predictions have not coincided with reality
[00:17:40] at the time of counting on other previous occasions. For the
[00:17:43] analysis, I gladly greet María Puerta Riera, who is
[00:17:47] a political scientist and doctor in social sciences, welcome and thank you for the
[00:17:50] communication.
[00:17:53] Thank you very much, a pleasure, doctor,
[00:17:56] how does the Republican party with Donald Trump at its head approach the midterms
[00:18:00] and of course with the wars in Iran and also in Ukraine as
[00:18:04] a backdrop?
[00:18:07] Well, I think that the economic
[00:18:10] panorama, which of course has a direct
[00:18:15] the conflict in Iran, above all, despite the fact that
[00:18:19] they are trying to make a
[00:18:23] connection with Ukraine because of the fuel
[00:18:26] issue, I think that for the average American it is
[00:18:29] clear that the war in Iran is the one that is
[00:18:31] affecting their personal
[00:18:35] finances in a very negative way.
[00:18:37] Their economic situation, because
[00:18:40] fuel is not only for those of us who depend on
[00:18:44] commuting to work, but it is having a direct impact
[00:18:49] food and
[00:18:52] other things, which is a sensitive aspect, especially
[00:18:56] for a country that in
[00:18:58] 2024 predominantly voted
[00:19:37] visual of social struggles in Mexico, Central America, the
[00:19:41] Caribbean and the United States, her
[00:19:43] iconic black and white drawings were reproduced on
[00:19:46] flyers, pamphlets, books, posters and magazines of
[00:19:50] popular urban, student, union and
[00:19:52] peasant movements of the 1970s and
[00:19:56] 1980s.
[00:20:00] Rini was born in Buffalo, New York in
[00:20:03] 1935. She studied art in the United States and
[00:20:07] England in the mid-1950s. She studied printmaking in Mexico
[00:20:11] City. In the 1970s, she came to Mexico to
[00:20:14] join the Popular Graphics Workshop.
[00:20:18] Rinnie began her artistic life as a sculptor,
[00:20:21] but very soon her political activism would lead her to create
[00:20:25] ink drawings on paper, with the idea that
[00:20:28] they could be easily reproduced in different formats
[00:20:31] and, therefore, be at the service of any social
[00:20:35] cause or popular expression. Her
[00:20:38] career was marked by constant displacements between
[00:20:41] Mexico and the United States, as well as by trips to different
[00:20:45] Latin American countries, linked both to her artistic
[00:20:48] activity and to her participation in social
[00:20:51] movements. Rinnie lived in Mexico intermittently
[00:20:55] between 1974 and
[00:20:58] 1986. During that period she participated and
[00:21:01] documented meetings, demonstrations, strikes and
[00:21:05] other actions in favor of social justice throughout the
[00:21:08] country, which were captured in more than 70 sketchbooks.
[00:21:12] In her work she also portrayed girls,
[00:21:15] boys, women and men in scenes of daily life, with special
[00:21:19] emphasis on community ties and affections,
[00:21:21] because, as she used to say, where there is
[00:21:25] life, there is struggle.
[00:21:27] Riney worked for 9 years on the design of Punto
[00:21:31] Crítico magazine, founded by leaders of the 1968
[00:21:34] Student Movement.
[00:21:37] She also participated in the creation of the Mexican Front of Cultural
[00:21:40] Workers. She collaborated with numerous
[00:21:43] social organizations such as the National Front against
[00:21:46] Repression, headed by Rosario Ibarra de Piedra, and the
[00:21:50] Independent Union of Workers of the Autonomous Metropolitan
[00:21:53] University. After the 1985 earthquake,
[00:21:55] she joined the mobilizations that demanded the government build
[00:21:59] new housing in Mexico City. Rinnie
[00:22:02] Templeton died in June 1986 in Mexico
[00:22:06] City, after a life of graphic activism that contributed
[00:22:10] to the visual memory of social struggles in
[00:22:14] Mexico.
[00:22:14] México.
[00:22:18] It's been 8 years since Morena came to power. Mexico is not
[00:22:22] advancing, insecurity continues to mark the lives of millions of
[00:22:25] families, hospitals and health centers still lack
[00:22:29] medicines, and people continue to struggle to make ends
[00:22:33] meet. Corruption and abuse of power changed parties, we have
[00:22:37] a government that promised much and has delivered very little, but
[00:22:40] Mexico is more than its government, Mexico has
[00:22:43] an alternative.
[00:22:47] Citizen Movement. Do you know what happens when? The
[00:22:50] government thinks about the people, the minimum wage
[00:22:53] increases and poverty decreases. In
[00:22:56] 2018, the minimum wage was 2,800
[00:22:59] pesos per month, today 8 years later it is
[00:23:02] 9,584 pesos per month. With this we have
[00:23:06] achieved that labor poverty is at its historical
[00:23:09] low since 2005.
[00:23:13] With honesty, we deliver results.
[00:23:17] Government of Mexico.
[00:23:41] Good afternoon and welcome again to a news break here on Canal 14,
[00:23:44] join me for the most important news of this Monday,
[00:23:48] October 12, starting the week, and Hurricane
[00:23:51] Simon weakened to Category 2, although it remains close to the
[00:23:55] Mexican Pacific coast. The National Water
[00:23:58] Commission reported that on the morning of this Monday, October 12, Simon was
[00:24:02] located 90 km from the municipality of Cabo Corrientes
[00:24:06] Jalisco. Despite its weakening, the phenomenon has
[00:24:09] caused very heavy rains in Jalisco, Nayarit and southern
[00:24:13] Sinaloa, as well as waves up to 6 meters high
[00:24:17] on the coasts. Galician.
[00:24:21] During the morning conference, the public in Jalisco, Colima, Sinaloa and Baja
[00:24:24] California was alerted to possible floods, overflows
[00:24:27] and landslides, so they ask the public to stay
[00:24:31] informed and follow the instructions of civil
[00:24:34] protection. This weekend in Jalisco, more than 10,000
[00:24:38] people demonstrated at the Minerva roundabout to demand clean
[00:24:42] water. However, the demonstrations were
[00:24:45] repressed by state security authorities through
[00:24:48] the use of water cannons, beatings and tear gas,
[00:24:52] leaving around 60 injured and 49
[00:24:56] detained. According to the state prosecutor's office, at the moment, 37
[00:24:59] people remain in custody, after the release of 12 of them early
[00:25:05] these acts of repression, President Claudia Sheinbaum rejected the use of
[00:25:09] violence, as well as the implementation of mechanisms such as
[00:25:12] the use of water cannons to disperse the mobilization,
[00:25:15] as she said, they represent acts of
[00:25:19] authoritarianism. The governor called on the MC
[00:25:24] resolve the water supply problem jointly,
[00:25:28] avoiding privatization mechanisms.
[00:25:31] And now let's go with international news because US President
[00:25:35] Donald Trump announced that as part of an effort to reduce
[00:25:39] high fuel costs, he reached an agreement with his
[00:25:42] Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin after a phone call
[00:25:46] with him. According to Trump, Moscow will immediately
[00:25:49] supply 300,000 tons of diesel to the US
[00:25:53] and global market. In November, Russia
[00:25:56] will deliver another 500,000 tons and a million more
[00:26:00] immediately after, to add 3 million additional
[00:26:04] tons in a short period after the last supply. For its
[00:26:08] part, a bipartisan group of six US
[00:26:11] senators asked the current administration to change the
[00:26:15] course of the immediate plan since it strengthens the Russian economy and
[00:26:19] contravenes the economic sanctions that the United States has imposed as
[00:26:23] a consequence of the war with Ukraine. For more details
[00:26:26] on these and other news, don't forget to watch Informativo 14, we await
[00:26:30] you there at 6 in the afternoon.
[00:26:37] Next,