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[00:00:00] on all five continents to see on France
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[00:00:07] Rome had taken this decision following the Good evening everyone and welcome if you join us at the top of this
[00:00:10] news broadcast, Abel Ardeau de la Espriella, the new president of
[00:00:13] Colombia, inaugurated today, a ceremony that will
[00:00:16] take place in Cali, the third largest city in the country and not in Bogotá,
[00:00:20] an ally of Donald Trump, he makes the
[00:00:22] adolescent killed five school employees fight against drug trafficking a priority. We will be
[00:00:25] with Hugo Carten, a specialist on Colombia in a
[00:00:28] moment. The shock in Thailand after the deadly shooting
[00:00:32] at a high school near Bangkok, a 14-year-old adolescent killed his
[00:00:36] grandparents then five members of the school staff before committing
[00:00:39] suicide, an act planned according to the
[00:00:42] authorities. And then Spain's ultimatum to Italy,
[00:00:46] Madrid demands from Rome the rapid lifting of controls concerning its
[00:00:50] nationals. After the migratory crisis in Ceuta, Italy had
[00:00:53] decided to re-establish them for Spaniards and does not intend
[00:00:57] to reverse it before next week.
[00:01:00] unequal countries in
[00:01:08] evening of the animal's
[00:01:10] today. Tuesday, we
[00:01:13] of pitfalls because of Colombia shifts from left to far right with Abel Ardo de la Spriela, the new president
[00:01:17] elected on June 21st, he is officially invested today in
[00:01:21] 2 hours, not in Bogotá but in Cali, the third
[00:01:26] solidarity with city of the country, and it's a symbol because it's one of the strongholds of armed groups engaged.
[00:01:34] patrols everywhere in Cali, the third city of
[00:01:37] as it rejects Spain's Colombia, it is here under high security that the
[00:01:40] inauguration of the new far-right president Abelardo de la
[00:01:44] Esprieya takes place. More than 1,100 men and women have been deployed
[00:01:48] here with drones, anti-drone systems,
[00:01:52] armored vehicles and everything necessary for this
[00:01:55] democratic event to take place in calm.
[00:01:59] Normally. This inauguration of the Colombian president takes place in the
[00:02:02] capital, Bogotá, but not with Abelardo de la
[00:02:05] Esprieya. The millionaire lawyer, new to politics,
[00:02:09] chose Cali where attacks claimed by guerrillas recently took
[00:02:13] place. A symbol, because the new president promises a strong hand
[00:02:17] to fight against these armed groups and drug trafficking,
[00:02:20] bombings against the camps of these organizations, or even the
[00:02:23] creation of mega-prisons like in El Salvador. A program
[00:02:27] hammered since his election last June and at... odds with his
[00:02:30] leftist predecessor Gustavo Petro who had tried to negotiate the
[00:02:34] disarmament of these armed groups. There will be no
[00:02:37] false peace process, the only possible peace is that imposed by arms.
[00:02:41] Any bandit who does not submit will be eliminated. I warned
[00:02:44] you. For this, Colombia can count on the support of the
[00:02:48] United States and Israel, whose representatives will be present at the
[00:02:52] inauguration ceremony. But these very strong statements
[00:02:55] also worry part of the
[00:02:57] population.
[00:03:00] according to his announcements, we see that he will be a rather
[00:03:03] authoritarian leader,
[00:03:06] I just hope there will be no violence, new violence within the
[00:03:09] population.
[00:03:12] a challenge, because according to the Idea for Peace Foundation, in
[00:03:15] 2025, Colombia counted nearly 25,000 armed
[00:03:18] people within illegal
[00:03:20] organizations.
[00:03:23] And we'll go further with you, Hugo Corten, hello
[00:03:26] and thank you for being our guest tonight, you are... a PhD student
[00:03:30] in political science at the University of Brussels, you are a specialist in Colombia,
[00:03:34] so first of all on the choice of the location of this
[00:03:37] inauguration ceremony, Cali, what is the significance of this
[00:03:40] choice? good evening, good evening everyone,
[00:03:43] the symbolic significance of the choice is quite vast
[00:03:47] since Abelardo de la Espriella campaigned
[00:03:51] by criticizing Bogotá-centrism, so the
[00:03:55] fact that political power was concentrated in the capital Bogotá, he wanted
[00:03:59] to... govern in the regions and he also said he wanted to restore order
[00:04:04] were just barely getting back on their in the regions, uh, how he intends to do it, he was quite clear,
[00:04:07] as it was said in the subject that you just... that you just
[00:04:10] aired, through arms, with the army,
[00:04:13] by deploying soldiers everywhere and
[00:04:17] as you rightly saw, it's also a way to show his
[00:04:20] strength by going to Cali where
[00:04:23] new album Boulevard de he had problems with armed groups, to go there with thousands of soldiers and to be inaugurated there, so
[00:04:27] what will be his
[00:04:30] been called the Bukele of allies? politically, precisely to carry out this tough policy
[00:04:34] to fight drug
[00:04:35] trafficking?
[00:04:38] of the school So, what needs to be said about this is that he is a far-right figure
[00:04:41] who has surpassed a far-right that already existed in
[00:04:45] Colombia, which had been in the majority for 20 years, the one that is somewhat
[00:04:48] inaccurately called the Democratic
[00:04:52] Ituri and epicenter of Center, so the In the city of Bunia, capital of Democratic Center, and even if there are
[00:04:54] tensions between these political formations, we can expect them to govern
[00:04:57] together, and in reality, the majority in the
[00:05:00] Congress on which he will be able to rely is still relatively
[00:05:04] comfortable for him, so he should still have sufficient
[00:05:07] support.
[00:05:08] We continue with Spain's So let's put things back into context. Drug
[00:05:12] trafficking in Colombia accounts for 70% of world
[00:05:15] cocaine production. It's money that's recycled into the economy,
[00:05:19] 14,000 victims per year. Will the
[00:05:23] police response be
[00:05:25] sufficient?
[00:05:28] The answer is simple, no, it has not been
[00:05:32] sufficient. There have already been many attempts at tough policies to
[00:05:35] counter drug trafficking, it has not worked because the problem comes
[00:05:39] from further than that. The problem comes from the fact that
[00:05:42] peasants in Colombia cannot live from the product of their labor, they often
[00:05:46] do not have access to land, and for the little land they have, they will be
[00:05:50] forced to cultivate cocaine
[00:05:54] to have... coca, to simply have enough income
[00:05:57] to be able to live, so if you only come with a strong hand
[00:06:01] and behind it no social policy that can
[00:06:04] allow peasants to make the transition, it will
[00:06:08] not work. So precisely, Colombia is one of the most
[00:06:13] Latin America. Is
[00:06:16] this very strong social inequality from city to countryside or
[00:06:19] even between different regions part of his preoccupation? Has he planned
[00:06:23] measures on this?
[00:06:26] Uh, no, he hasn't planned any measures on that, it's not part of his
[00:06:30] concerns. So yes, he says he wants to govern for the poorest, so that people
[00:06:33] can live from their work, but the territorial divide that exists in
[00:06:37] Colombia between the cities, notably Medellín, Bogotá, Barranquilla
[00:06:41] and all the peripheral areas, especially in
[00:06:44] the Atlantic, so on the Caribbean coast, this gap will
[00:06:48] probably not be addressed by the current government, since the
[00:06:51] current government will have a very strong supply-side
[00:06:55] policy, that is to say, simply counting on entrepreneurs
[00:06:58] to... to do the first steps, if I dare say, that is
[00:07:02] to... to make growth on their side, hoping
[00:07:05] that this will lead the poor populations behind them, and
[00:07:09] then, how does he plan to rely on entrepreneurs?
[00:07:13] Well, first of all, because he himself is one and that he has developed a network
[00:07:17] of entrepreneurs for already more than 20 years when he started
[00:07:21] as a criminal lawyer, he comes from a paramilitary
[00:07:24] background linked to cattle breeders in
[00:07:28] politics who allied himself with a clan, notably the Char clan which is
[00:07:31] renowned in construction, public transport, so
[00:07:35] he already has a very rich address book in the
[00:07:39] entrepreneurial world and he will... he will finally, or rather, the
[00:07:42] entrepreneurs will now be able to rely on the presidency to be able
[00:07:45] to deploy their policies a little further in the
[00:07:49] country. Now on the international scene, he is an
[00:07:52] ally of Donald Trump, as we have often said when we did his
[00:07:55] portrait, and what will this proximity
[00:07:58] change?
[00:08:00] So he's an ally, he's even a little more than that, he's a Donald
[00:08:04] Trump voter since he has citizenship and he said he
[00:08:07] voted for Donald Trump. What will change will be a bit of a step
[00:08:11] back, as you know. Perhaps Colombia has often been the
[00:08:15] entry point for the United States
[00:08:18] in South America, it will undoubtedly become that again, perhaps there
[00:08:22] will be American bases that will be rebuilt or American
[00:08:25] soldiers who will be redeployed on Colombian territory, from which
[00:08:29] why not carry out other military operations like those we have seen in Venezuela,
[00:08:33] it is a scenario that is quite possible, even probable.
[00:08:36] However, we have seen a movement in Latin America, many
[00:08:40] countries have placed at their head leaders who are either from the very
[00:08:44] hard right or the far right, why this shift?
[00:08:47] So
[00:08:50] the reasons are multiple, there are obviously security
[00:08:53] problems that are getting worse everywhere,
[00:08:56] there are also leftist governments that have made
[00:09:00] mistakes, there was also, I'm thinking for example of Chile
[00:09:03] with the constitutional reform process
[00:09:07] that didn't work, in Colombia there have been many
[00:09:10] corruption cases also with the leftist government, it's a whole
[00:09:14] set of things that have caused this, and also the international context with
[00:09:17] Trump coming to power and changing the game since he influences the
[00:09:21] political landscape of the region, this set of things put together
[00:09:25] means that perhaps there is this shift to the far
[00:09:28] right, we will see again because Brazil is coming in
[00:09:32] October, Argentina next year, so we will see
[00:09:35] if the shift is total or not. So
[00:09:39] Abelardo de la Espriella has often
[00:09:43] Colombia, does that seem relevant to you, does that seem
[00:09:46] fair? Uh, relevant, yes, well, first of all, it's a
[00:09:50] matter of style, somehow, he wanted to draw inspiration from it, and
[00:09:54] then the mega-prisons, to put it simply, uh,
[00:09:58] no peace policy, he has a security agenda and in
[00:10:02] his security agenda, it's the 10 mega-prisons, and
[00:10:05] on that, he openly drew inspiration from Bukele and he said in
[00:10:09] several interviews, he finds that what is happening in El Salvador is quite
[00:10:12] desirable, certainly there are human rights violations, but as he says, human
[00:10:16] rights are for victims and for those who commit crimes, human rights do not
[00:10:20] exist, so indeed he is inspired by it. Well, thank
[00:10:23] you, Hugo Corten. I remind you that you are a PhD student in political science at
[00:10:27] the University of Brussels, a specialist in Colombia, and we
[00:10:30] will follow this inauguration ceremony which will take place in a little less than
[00:10:34] 2 hours in Cali and not in Bogotá. Thank you,
[00:10:38] Hugo Corten. The shock and emotion in Thailand after
[00:10:42] the deadly shooting at a high school in the Bandlue of Bangkok. A 14-year-old
[00:10:47] and two of his grandparents before taking his own life, an act that was
[00:10:51] planned according to the authorities. The possession of firearms
[00:10:54] is. very widespread in Thailand, a country that has experienced
[00:10:58] several deadly shootings in recent
[00:11:05] teachers embraced, the staff and students of this
[00:11:08] school in the Bangkok suburb experienced a nightmare during a school
[00:11:12] day. A 14-year-old teenager opened fire, killing several
[00:11:16] and injuring about fifteen before committing suicide.
[00:11:20] Some students and teachers managed to lock themselves in the
[00:11:23] classrooms, others tried to'.
[00:11:28] found refuge in the toilets, we thought it was over,
[00:11:32] then a teacher shouted run fast, the shooter went to another
[00:11:35] building, and ran
[00:11:36] here.
[00:11:40] when I arrived there, it was total chaos, the students we
[00:11:43] took care of outside were injured in the back, chest and
[00:11:47] arms, we gave them first aid, the author of the shooting was
[00:11:51] still active at that time,
[00:11:54] according to the police, the shooter is one of the college students, he fired more than
[00:11:57] twenty bullets with a pistol belonging to his grandfather and was
[00:12:01] found in possession of about thirty additional
[00:12:03] rounds. The police specified that the shooter had killed his
[00:12:07] at their home before going to his college and opening
[00:12:11] fire. I am deeply saddened, not only for
[00:12:14] the victims, but also to see that such an incident can happen in our
[00:12:18] country. That's why the government has not
[00:12:22] authorized the extension of the right to bear arms. It's precisely for
[00:12:26] this reason,
[00:12:29] the political commitments of recent years to tighten gun
[00:12:33] ownership legislation have not prevented a multiplication of shootings.
[00:12:37] It is estimated that more than 10 million firearms are in circulation in
[00:12:40] Thailand, or one for every inhabitant. This is the
[00:12:44] second deadly school shooting in Thailand this year.
[00:12:48] In 2022, a former police officer had also killed 36 people in a
[00:12:52] nursery in the north of the country, including the majority. and
[00:12:55] children,
[00:12:58] Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey signed
[00:13:01] today a mutual defense pact in Jeddah in a
[00:13:05] context of escalating tensions in the Middle East, Saudi Arabia is
[00:13:09] both targeted by the Iranian regime, but also, it is also
[00:13:12] engaged in a conflict with the Houthi rebels of Yemen. With this
[00:13:16] agreement, any armed attack against one of these three countries
[00:13:19] will be considered an attack against them
[00:13:22] all.
[00:13:25] Also in the news, the surge in Ebola cases in the DRC, more than
[00:13:29] 4,000 people have been infected according to the latest
[00:13:32] official report, the epidemic is progressing at a
[00:13:35] rarely observed rate, it has already caused more than 1,700 deaths in
[00:13:39] less than 3 months, the WHO is calling today for an intensification of the medical
[00:13:43] response, we take stock of the situation with Axel Simon and
[00:13:47] Romain Michelot.
[00:13:50] One by one, passengers are subjected to temperature tests, the
[00:13:53] health authorities of the... Democratic Republic of Congo fear that an
[00:13:57] individual who has contracted the Ebola virus may be on board this
[00:14:00] river boat bound for Kinshasa. The vessel was
[00:14:03] intercepted in Malouku, some sixty kilometers upstream from the
[00:14:07] capital, to prevent the spread of the virus to new
[00:14:11] areas. We were waiting for these boats, we prepared
[00:14:14] so that we could
[00:14:17] completely screen the boat, all the passengers who are
[00:14:20] on board and to be sure
[00:14:24] that... there is no
[00:14:27] case that can enter
[00:14:30] Kinshasa, the 17th Ebola epidemic continues
[00:14:34] to rage in the DRC, the number of confirmed cases of this new
[00:14:37] variant has exceeded 4,000 and more than 1,800 people have
[00:14:41] died. In mid-May, the first case was detected in the
[00:14:45] Ituri province in the northeast of the country, since then
[00:14:48] contaminations have multiplied in four other provinces.
[00:14:52] The WHO director visited the DRC. calling
[00:14:55] for an intensification of the medical response.
[00:14:57] I am
[00:15:00] deeply concerned by the situation on the
[00:15:02] ground.
[00:15:05] The epidemic is ahead of us, it is progressing
[00:15:08] rapidly. We must therefore accelerate the pace to catch up and
[00:15:11] stop it.
[00:15:17] the epidemic, the largest Ebola detection and treatment center has just
[00:15:20] been built. Although several laboratories are actively searching for a vaccine.
[00:15:25] There is currently no approved treatment for this
[00:15:29] variant called Bundi Bugyo.
[00:15:33] ultimatum to Italy. Spain threatens Italy with retaliatory
[00:15:37] measures if it does not lift the suspension of the Schengen agreement for
[00:15:41] its citizens.
[00:15:44] massive influx of migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta,
[00:15:48] for now Italy does not intend to reverse it before next week,
[00:15:52] details from our correspondent in Madrid, Maud Petit
[00:15:55] Jovet. Worst migratory crisis in the history of
[00:15:58] Ceuta, in a few days, 72,000 people illegally
[00:16:02] entered the Spanish enclave, which has
[00:16:05] 8,000 inhabitants. In impressive images that
[00:16:09] had provoked a outcry from the European
[00:16:13] right with Finland and Denmark, Italy had even
[00:16:16] asked Spain to leave the Schengen area. It was
[00:16:20] last Friday, the day after the first day of the crisis, that the Italian
[00:16:23] Prime Minister had announced the
[00:16:26] re-establishment of border controls for people coming
[00:16:29] from Spain, an exceptional measure to preserve national
[00:16:33] security, according to her,
[00:16:36] measures. adopted without notice,
[00:16:39] unilaterally and based on fallacious arguments according to the
[00:16:42] Spanish government in its statement
[00:16:47] thought we saw an improvement in this diplomatic crisis between
[00:16:50] Italy and Spain because following the video
[00:16:54] conference of the interior ministers to discuss this crisis in Ceuta,
[00:16:58] the Italian Interior Minister had expressed
[00:17:01] Italy's sincere Spain, but that was not
[00:17:04] tensions, and we
[00:17:08] see it now with what we have just learned, Italy
[00:17:11] is backing down
[00:17:15] ultimatum, border controls will be
[00:17:18] maintained until August 15th.
[00:17:21] It will be very hot again in France in the coming days, as well as
[00:17:24] in other European countries, in Austria, Croatia and Slovakia,
[00:17:28] temperature records have been broken, up to
[00:17:32] over 41 degrees in some
[00:17:33] places.
[00:17:36] With the drought and repeated heatwaves, the
[00:17:39] waters of the Danube are at a historically
[00:17:43] low level, but the river remains, despite everything,
[00:17:47] a haven of coolness for these Slovaks overwhelmed
[00:17:50] by the crushing heat in
[00:17:51] Bratislava.
[00:17:56] I notice that my body reacts differently, I am more
[00:17:59] irritable.
[00:18:07] During the day, I spend more time at home, I try not to
[00:18:10] go out, I can't go doing sports during the day, it's very
[00:18:14] restrictive.
[00:18:16] Slovakia and neighboring Austria recorded this
[00:18:19] week absolute temperature records,
[00:18:23] over 41° in some places. After a particularly
[00:18:26] hot and dry July, residents and shopkeepers
[00:18:30] fear a scorching August while the drought is
[00:18:34] widespread and the concrete shopping streets
[00:18:37] are shunned by tourists and the few
[00:18:39] passers-by.
[00:18:42] We had an appointment at the doctor's, that's why we are outside, otherwise,
[00:18:46] with this weather, I would have stayed home with my
[00:18:48] child.
[00:18:51] They, in Croatia, chose to take shelter in the middle
[00:18:54] of nature. In the Split region where the thermometer reads
[00:18:58] over 35°, these tourists are taking
[00:19:02] ecstatic trips in the open sea.
[00:19:05] We escaped the surrounding walls.
[00:19:15] like this nature reserve in Serbia are currently ravaged by devastating
[00:19:18] fires after several days of heatwave
[00:19:22] and drought.
[00:19:26] In France, the fire that broke out in the Corbières massif has been
[00:19:29] contained, and last year, this area had already been
[00:19:33] affected by a fire, numerous vineyards had been affected, all
[00:19:36] the progression. weakened, moreover, some winegrowers
[00:19:42] feet. Valentin Châtelier, Christelle
[00:19:44] Chabo: in the middle of this lunar
[00:19:47] landscape, in what looks like an abandoned
[00:19:50] wasteland, it's hard to imagine that this winemaker should have
[00:19:53] started his harvest here in a few days,
[00:19:56] this is dead
[00:19:58] dead dead, it's good for barbecues, on his 12
[00:20:02] hectares, 8 burned in the Corbières fire last
[00:20:05] year, so he decided to abandon everything,
[00:20:09] due to insufficient cash flow, he
[00:20:13] would have to start everything over from scratch, because that means
[00:20:16] uprooting, replanting, waiting 5 years for a vine to produce,
[00:20:19] so if he only has 10%, 5% to renew, well we can
[00:20:23] do it, if it's 70%, as is the case for us,
[00:20:27] it's almost impossible, a year ago, this mega-fire in
[00:20:30] the water devoured no less than 16,000 hectares in this
[00:20:33] territory where vines surround all the villages, out of the
[00:20:37] 25 winemakers in this cooperative cellar, two have
[00:20:41] stopped their activity and today the situation is not
[00:20:45] good, the forest massifs are still closed, so tourists are scared,
[00:20:48] they don't necessarily come and then with these heatwaves,
[00:20:52] so fewer tourists, fewer wine sales and fewer cellar
[00:20:55] visits, less money, next to this
[00:20:59] uprooted plot, on these vines that have been licked by the
[00:21:03] flames, this family is trying to restart everything,
[00:21:06] they will make their first post-fire harvest
[00:21:10] in a few days, it's well on its way,
[00:21:14] yeah it's... this
[00:21:17] plot has come a long way, but to have such vines,
[00:21:20] it's a pleasure, yet the story could have
[00:21:23] ended after four generations of winemakers, it was
[00:21:27] the youngest who pushed to continue, they told us this
[00:21:30] book will not close, I am speaking to you with
[00:21:33] emotion,
[00:21:35] but for me this is
[00:21:38] the 5th page of the
[00:21:42] book that... excuse me,
[00:21:46] it's the 5th page of the book
[00:21:49] that... to see such emotions, it does something,
[00:21:53] all the work that has been done for so many generations
[00:21:56] could not go up in smoke like that, it was not
[00:21:59] possible, a reconstruction that promises to be long and full
[00:22:03] the fire, this estate lost nearly a quarter of its
[00:22:06] vineyard. before next week's
[00:22:10] eclipse, another spectacle enchants Parisian
[00:22:13] evenings, dozens of visitors admire these
[00:22:17] past few days the sunset that aligns with the Champs-Élysées.
[00:22:20] visible under the Arc de Triomphe, tourists and
[00:22:23] photographers rush to try to capture this
[00:22:26] moment, Penélope Personnaz and Benjamin
[00:22:28] Poulin.
[00:22:32] on social networks, it's the poetic image of the
[00:22:35] week, a perfectly aligned setting
[00:22:38] sun in the axis of the Arc de Triomphe, for a suspended
[00:22:42] moment. The phenomenon started on July
[00:22:45] 31st, but last night on the Champs Élysées, dozens were still
[00:22:49] waiting for the show, I came
[00:22:52] to see these magical moments of the sun wanting to go under the Arc
[00:22:56] de Triomphe, I think these magical moments of life
[00:23:00] should not be missed, everything
[00:23:03] is good to get the best spot, we wait sitting on the cobblestones of the
[00:23:06] avenue, well positioned between the cars,
[00:23:10] we arrived an hour early, an hour and a half
[00:23:14] spot. place, I live in Paris and I always
[00:23:18] have to come and I am... came so there you go, this phenomenon
[00:23:22] called Paris happens twice a year, in
[00:23:25] May and August, at 9:10 PM, that's the time, all
[00:23:29] eyes and cameras are turned towards the Grande Arche,
[00:23:33] attention, everything is very fast, a few minutes, no more, to capture
[00:23:36] the moment,
[00:23:39] but last night, the sun was playing
[00:23:42] capricious, it's too low in my opinion so there won't be,
[00:23:46] there won't be any effect quoi...
[00:23:50] is hidden under the Arc de Triomphe,
[00:23:52] of course there are disappointed people, well, barely,
[00:23:55] I expected to see the sun appear and
[00:23:59] say "cuckoo mamella",
[00:24:02] a bit disgusted all the same, what I see on social media is more
[00:24:06] beautiful than what I took there, my
[00:24:09] god, I saw the sunset through the Arc de Triomphe, it's
[00:24:12] magnificent, certainly it wasn't the day for the
[00:24:16] perfect photo, but sky enthusiasts will be able to catch up on Wednesday.
[00:24:20] with the eclipse, this time, the moon risks stealing the show from
[00:24:24] the sun. information continues on France
[00:24:28] 24, we'll meet again in a few minutes for a new update on
[00:24:31] the news, see you
[00:24:32] later,
[00:26:46] We were in the middle of winter, so we had no
[00:26:50] rain, it was something that was very
[00:26:52] strange, but during a divination
[00:26:55] session, someone told them
[00:26:58] that the rain there, as long as that animal there is not
[00:27:01] slaughtered. So there won't be any
[00:27:04] rain, they organized a hunt, they
[00:27:07] slaughtered the animal, the very
[00:27:10] slaughter, so the rain returned.
[00:27:34] There were reforestation efforts that were made with this to allow precisely for the rain
[00:27:38] to return because we know that precisely with the phenomenon of
[00:27:42] deforestation there are exactly consequences on the biometric state.
[00:27:45] Thank you for
[00:30:07] Thank you for being with us on France 24, we are together to take stock
[00:30:11] of the news and in this journal we will talk
[00:30:15] about Abel Ardeau de la Espriella new president of Colombia
[00:30:19] who will be sworn in shortly , the ceremony will take place in
[00:30:22] Cali, the third city of the country and not in Bogotta, an ally of Donald
[00:30:26] Trump, he makes the fight against drug trafficking a
[00:30:29] priority. The shock in Thailand after the deadly
[00:30:33] shooting at a high school near Bangkok, a 14-year-old adolescent killed
[00:30:37] his grandparents, then five members
[00:30:40] staff before committing suicide, an act that had
[00:30:43] been planned according to authorities. And then
[00:30:46] Spain's ultimatum to Italy, Madrid demands
[00:30:49] from Rome a rapid lifting of controls concerning its nationals
[00:30:53] after the migratory crisis of Ceuta. Italy had decided to
[00:30:56] re-establish them for the Spanish and does not intend to.