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[00:00:00] that we have is the issue of reconstruction and I measure
[00:00:03] reconstruction in two main pillars, the first pillar
[00:00:06] is the social pillar, yes, how we, from all
[00:00:10] the communication messages that we can transmit on social
[00:00:13] networks, can, sorry, the pillar is emotional, excuse me, how
[00:00:16] I, with these messages, can raise awareness
[00:00:20] as she says, that is, right now I think it's not the and truly help and accompany sandals, because what all these people who have been
[00:00:23] the most affected and somehow also motivate people
[00:00:26] who have not joined this collaboration to do so, and the
[00:00:30] second pillar is the economic and social part, well,
[00:00:33] how I, from a company, from my brand, can form strategic
[00:00:36] alliances to see how I can, how my actions
[00:00:40] can have a slightly more massive impact, thank you
[00:00:43] Yoconda for being here with us this Thursday, please share your social networks and contact
[00:00:47] points, of course, Hillo insert and publicity, it
[00:00:50] creates on Instagram, I had the pleasure of speaking with Lic. in
[00:00:54] Business Administration Yoconda
[00:02:03] More than 20 years analyzing in depth the
[00:02:06] most impactful events on the international
[00:02:09] agenda, the
[00:02:11] rescue the identity of journey through international scenarios, with the clash of images and the power of
[00:02:15] words, pioneers in providing a space for
[00:02:18] understanding within the framework of diplomatic relations and
[00:02:22] current geopolitics,
[00:02:27] have, it's not about Facebook, unlike Ambassador process running. Parallelly, Julio César Pineda shows the cardinal points of events that
[00:02:30] transcend our borders,
[00:02:34] international compass from Monday to Friday at 2
[00:02:37] p.m. and
[00:02:38] compare, let's compare embassies and ambassadors, Sundays
[00:02:41] 7:30 p.m. on
[00:04:57] used to here in La Tisana, we mentioned the Venezuelan Red Cross
[00:05:01] has two water purification points
[00:05:04] with continuous attention in the state of La Guaira, located at the field hospital of
[00:05:08] the Jorge Luis García Carneiro stadium, this in
[00:05:11] Macuto and in Padre Machao square in Maiquetia,
[00:05:15] as part of its humanitarian operation after the earthquakes of
[00:05:18] June 24, thus allowing citizens who
[00:05:22] come with clean containers with lids to
[00:05:25] receive water suitable for human consumption, in addition
[00:05:29] to access to comprehensive health care,
[00:05:32] water purification tablets and medical guidance that will be
[00:05:35] maintained for a period of 2 years to accompany the
[00:05:38] recovery of the entity.
[00:05:45] And in the same vein, we must tell you that this Sunday, August
[00:05:49] 9, the Venezuelan restaurant Chiacaito in Palermo, Buenos
[00:05:52] Aires, will be the setting for the "Arepaso Solidario," a charity
[00:05:55] event that will allocate resources to those affected by the
[00:05:59] earthquakes in our country. The event will feature the
[00:06:02] participation of actress Catherine Fulop and gastronomic creator Víctor,
[00:06:06] known as "El gordo Cocina," who will be in charge
[00:06:09] of preparing and serving arepas to support the "Cooking for
[00:06:13] Venezuela" initiative. All proceeds from the sale of these
[00:06:16] stuffed arepas, drinks, and typical desserts will be used to
[00:06:19] bring food to families and communities affected by
[00:06:23] the recent earthquakes who remain in
[00:06:26] shelters. All families and those
[00:06:29] who are very attentive through social networks, I am sure that both
[00:06:33] Catherine Flock and El Gordo will be
[00:06:37] the activities so that we are
[00:06:47] information we are going to appeal to nostalgia because
[00:06:51] Myspace plans its relaunch to be a
[00:06:55] more human space, less
[00:06:58] algorithm dependence, let's see how this works, the current
[00:07:02] owners of the brand
[00:07:05] are, of course, developing
[00:07:09] this new version with the objective of leaving
[00:07:13] behind automated recommendations
[00:07:16] and prioritizing direct and real
[00:07:19] interaction between users, the project seeks to
[00:07:24] the iconic platform born in
[00:07:28] 2003 that led the digital world between
[00:07:31] 2005 and 2008, before being displaced by
[00:07:35] competitors like
[00:07:38] social networks, this proposal aims
[00:07:41] to overcome the administrative obstacles of
[00:07:45] the past, well, I think I could open a
[00:07:49] Myspace account, I don't know about you Suli, I didn't get to use it,
[00:07:53] but I would dare to do it now to see what that algorithm is like, I didn't either, and as a
[00:08:23] new opportunity, meanwhile we change the subject to talk about
[00:08:29] Bromache who broke her own Guinness World Record by
[00:08:32] completing her sixth walk on the wings
[00:08:36] of a plane, a crazy, risky feat
[00:08:40] carried out in England with the purpose of
[00:08:43] raising funds for the stroke
[00:08:47] unit of Cheltenham General Hospital,
[00:08:50] an institution where she was treated for a stroke
[00:08:53] and where she previously worked as a nurse. The truth is
[00:08:57] that Bron Bromash assured that she undertakes
[00:09:01] these challenges to avoid boredom and make a
[00:09:04] positive difference in the lives of others, inspired by a
[00:09:08] motto of kindness that marked her youth. In fact, the
[00:09:11] hospital charity expressed its deep gratitude,
[00:09:14] noting that donations will allow the acquisition of new
[00:09:18] medical equipment for the benefit of patients and
[00:09:22] healthcare personnel, imagine
[00:09:25] that, no, she was bored and said, what if
[00:09:29] we walk on top of a plane, of course, well, but the
[00:09:32] beautiful thing is the cause, no, that solidarity cause, I
[00:09:35] love it when this type of news goes viral in the world, not only
[00:09:39] in Venezuela, because we know that there are so many things that... are being done here
[00:09:43] to raise funds for those who need it most, but also in the world
[00:09:47] there are people with various problems and in
[00:10:33] Let's overcome the humanitarian dimension and
[00:10:36] move to a stage of recovery and
[00:10:39] reconstruction that focuses on the human being in all
[00:10:43] dimensions, it is not the recovery of
[00:10:46] infrastructure, it is impacting the most
[00:10:49] vulnerable sectors socioeconomically
[00:10:52] speaking and how that double earthquake
[00:10:55] had devastating effects on their
[00:10:58] lives, their lives changed,
[00:11:55] Guaira, recovery advances non-stop, two crushing
[00:11:58] trains operate simultaneously, transforming the remains of the
[00:12:02] double earthquake into material
[00:12:05] with a significantly smaller volume,
[00:12:08] optimizing its handling and final disposal.
[00:12:11] In each day, this system
[00:12:15] processes around 2,250 tons
[00:12:18] of material in a continuous operation that
[00:12:22] remains active day and night. The crushing
[00:12:25] technology allows to reduce the
[00:12:29] volume of the remains by up to 80%, accelerating the
[00:12:32] sanitation work and freeing up space for the
[00:12:36] next phases of recovery. The deployment brings together
[00:12:39] high-performance machinery, specialized operators and
[00:12:42] technical personnel who work in a coordinated
[00:12:46] manner to keep the
[00:12:49] an oxy-fuel cutting team intervenes large
[00:12:52] metallic elements, segmenting the structures
[00:12:55] to facilitate their processing, transport and recycling.
[00:12:59] Each processed vestige represents another step towards
[00:13:02] recovery, because rebuilding also means
[00:13:05] transforming what the emergency left behind into the
[00:13:08] starting point for the rebirth of Venezuela.
[00:14:39] We continue with more of this tisana, of course, talking about a topic that
[00:14:42] surely matters a lot to you at
[00:14:46] home, and that is the recent approval of the new
[00:14:50] special regime law for housing rentals
[00:14:53] that seeks to define the rules of the real
[00:14:57] estate market and offer urgent housing
[00:15:00] solutions for families affected after the
[00:15:03] earthquakes of last June 24
[00:15:06] that occurred in Venezuela, to know in detail,
[00:15:10] well, what these new regulations imply,
[00:15:13] also how those rents will be calculated
[00:15:16] and what guarantees are established for both
[00:15:20] landlords and, well, tenants.
[00:15:24] Today we are joined by.
[00:15:37] Thank you very much, this topic is very much in vogue, it
[00:15:41] is important that it was done as the
[00:15:44] introduction, it has not yet been approved in the official gazette, this draft
[00:15:48] law, it is in second discussion, it has even been approved, second
[00:15:52] discussion, but it has not been published, so as long as it is not published,
[00:15:56] well, it does not come into effect, we still have the current one,
[00:15:59] okay, let's see, I have constructive
[00:16:03] criticisms and also
[00:16:05] I have, well. to improve, let's
[00:16:09] see, between the current law and this project, of
[00:16:12] course, I'm going with this project, which comes to
[00:16:15] formalize the customs that we already had
[00:16:18] previously, for example, in the current one,
[00:16:22] not in the project, in the current one you cannot charge in dollars, there is even a
[00:16:26] sanction for the owner, what happens is that people still did it,
[00:16:29] there is also no security deposit currently,
[00:16:32] that is, the one that somehow
[00:16:36] you come to vacate the property and if there
[00:16:39] are damages, you had no way to guarantee that damage, that compensation,
[00:16:43] okay, so what we
[00:16:47] did previously with private contracts and
[00:16:51] it was like a kind of custom, we are formalizing it
[00:16:53] currently, another important thing is
[00:16:58] save yourself from going through the tsunami, it is the autonomy
[00:17:06] govern, so you don't have a third party who will be
[00:17:10] somehow and well,
[00:17:13] monitoring the rental
[00:17:15] relationship, of course, that in a way gives you fear, right?
[00:17:19] in part, not being a landlord but also a tenant, because, well, it's
[00:17:23] true that this new law is not defined and we
[00:17:26] go by the previous one, it has always been
[00:17:29] said, it has been taken into account that the law protects the tenant
[00:17:33] a lot, but in this case uh, having this law
[00:17:37] in an approval process in which, well, you don't
[00:17:40] have a deposit, you have a different payment, when you have
[00:17:44] perhaps a currency debate at the time of canceling
[00:17:47] anything for the house, how does this
[00:17:50] new law protect the landlord
[00:17:53] without disadvantaging him and without making him afraid to perhaps rent
[00:17:57] his property, because previously, well, you asked for months of
[00:18:01] deposit to safeguard it, but now
[00:18:03] taking into account that you can't, how will that process be? Well,
[00:18:07] in the project you can carry out the request for at
[00:18:11] least three months, that is, up to three months of deposit or an
[00:18:14] insurance or an insurance policy,
[00:18:17] okay, in the current one it was not allowed, only that people did
[00:18:21] it out of custom, not as if to say, look, if there is any damage to my property,
[00:18:24] I need to have a guarantee, okay, at least for
[00:18:28] one month, two months, three months, which is what people used to do, uh, it
[00:18:31] worries me a little that it leaves
[00:18:34] a limbo, for example, from the promulgation of that
[00:18:38] law, people start renting
[00:18:41] have a little more legal security, so to
[00:18:44] speak, but those who already have properties rented under the previous
[00:18:48] law are in a limbo because they had some kind of
[00:18:51] expectation with this law that somehow people who are
[00:18:55] trying to execute, evict, vacate their property of
[00:18:59] tenants who have been trying to evict them for years, will not be
[00:19:02] able to do so, that is, they are still with the obstacles, so they are legislating
[00:19:06] from here on out. Okay, there is no principle, the principle of
[00:19:09] non-retroactivity of the law, that's what it's called, meaning that if someone basically
[00:19:12] occupied the apartment and doesn't want to leave even if they approve this
[00:19:18] governed by the previous one, yes, even if today you have
[00:19:22] a person renting and that person already has possession of the
[00:19:25] property, if they approve this law and you want to make
[00:19:29] a new contract, they are still with the previous one, okay, because
[00:19:33] it's the same subject, it's the same apartment, it's the same
[00:19:36] house, it's the same...
[00:19:39] and they already had possession, even in the second discussion it says that they already had
[00:19:42] possession of the property, so they are governed by the
[00:19:46] previous one, of course, now a question, how does this stand,
[00:19:49] we know that there are 3 months of deposit,
[00:19:52] for example, there are many people who, in addition to the 3 months of
[00:19:56] deposit, oblige you to pay the year in advance or 6 months
[00:19:59] in advance or when those 6 months are finished paying, they want you to pay them
[00:20:03] another 6 months, of course, it depends on the agreement they reach,
[00:20:07] yes. How does the law then stand in this aspect of the
[00:20:11] payment that should be monthly,
[00:20:14] even the draft law specifies that it must
[00:20:17] be monthly, however, unless
[00:20:20] otherwise agreed between the parties, for example, it is not illegal to
[00:20:24] agree that it be paid monthly, quarterly
[00:20:27] or semi-annually, because it also depends a lot on the duration, the
[00:20:30] period of contracting is
[00:20:33] equally agreed between the parties, it says that if not?
[00:20:37] The time can be 3 months, that is, in my interpretation it can be 3 months, 6
[00:20:41] months, a year, any time, okay, but it says that if it is not
[00:20:45] specified, it says that it is for a year, even the
[00:20:48] adjustments are to...
[00:20:52] Okay, there is also the preferential offer, okay, the person who
[00:20:55] already has possession for more than 2 years and not one, for more than
[00:20:59] 2 years and is solvent and the person, the owner wants to sell, must
[00:21:02] offer it to the person who is in possession of their property
[00:21:06] and now in the second discussion they placed that there were 15 days for
[00:21:10] the tenant to say whether they want
[00:21:13] to buy it or not and if not, they can offer it
[00:21:17] to a third party, okay, another important
[00:21:21] thing is that I think there is a confusion between the
[00:21:24] current and the project is that there is no and
[00:21:28] it is not stipulated in the previous one nor in the current one nor in the one
[00:21:31] that comes legal extension corresponding when the contract
[00:21:35] ends, the contract ends, what happens with the current one
[00:21:39] okay you have to go through and exhaust an administrative route before
[00:21:42] the tsunamis and with this project you no longer have to go through the
[00:21:46] SUNAB, you can, the contract is over, however you must carry out
[00:21:50] a conflict resolution, you must carry out mediation, conciliation
[00:21:54] somehow the execution by the municipal
[00:21:57] courts or by the arbitral tribunals,
[00:22:01] now if you save yourself that procedure before the tsunami,
[00:22:05] okay, which usually
[00:22:08] practice between 8 months and a year, okay,
[00:22:12] if you save that, but the courts currently have
[00:22:15] instances and have incidents,
[00:22:17] so it does not specify.
[00:22:20] in time and very important the second
[00:22:24] uh, the second approval of this
[00:22:26] project, they did place the procedure which is a brief
[00:22:30] procedure, okay, so that was not in the first one either, it was something that concerned
[00:22:33] us regarding the amount and judicial procedures,
[00:22:37] of course, it is something to debate between both parties,
[00:22:40] but when you start to do analyses
[00:22:44] eh, there may be fear on the part of the owner,
[00:22:48] perhaps today the lack of confidence to rent because
[00:22:51] well, it is true that you are renting to a person you don't know, you don't understand
[00:22:55] how they will manage the space you have at that moment, in this case your
[00:22:58] property, but also speaking about this, eh, I know there are many people
[00:23:02] who live rented and many of those
[00:23:06] areas were affected, in this case eh, the
[00:23:10] residences that were affected
[00:23:13] due to the earthquake, in this case, how is it done, how does the
[00:23:17] law protect those people perhaps those who were left homeless
[00:23:20] and are looking for a new home to move into,
[00:23:24] how in this case does this new law protect the owner,
[00:23:27] okay, the owner, well, let's start with the tenant, the
[00:23:31] tenant, eh, they are protecting them with this
[00:23:34] draft law, why, because they are trying to, with this
[00:23:37] project, there is a little more confidence that has been lost during all
[00:23:41] these years so that the owner can rent, even I have told
[00:23:45] many clients, look, don't rent yet, let's wait for this
[00:23:48] project to be approved, that... in the gazette and that from that effective date
[00:23:52] then we have a little more leeway regarding
[00:23:54] uh, the agreement and the will between the
[00:23:58] parties, now the owner is a little
[00:24:01] more, uh, I think he can be, my word will
[00:24:04] be, he will have a little more legal security,
[00:24:08] however, it still has many deficiencies regarding the
[00:24:11] procedures, because yes, they already establish that it is a brief procedure,
[00:24:15] they already establish eh that I can go
[00:24:19] to the courts or I can do it through an arbitration tribunal, yes,
[00:24:23] that's fine, I understand it, but the thing is that, for example, I don't have preventive
[00:24:26] measures that I can resort to in the courts
[00:24:30] to guarantee the results of a trial and be able
[00:24:34] to pressure the tenant in that way, so
[00:24:37] that's a bit complex, no, even for the tenant
[00:24:41] it worries me a little because if the owner one day says, look, I closed the bank account,
[00:24:45] suppose we agreed in bolivars and I close the bank
[00:24:48] account because I don't want you to pay me anymore. or because I don't want you there anymore,
[00:24:52] no, then, eh, at that moment
[00:24:56] the confusion comes because where does the tenant go to say
[00:25:00] hey, they won't let me pay and I want to fulfill my obligation, aha,
[00:25:03] there is a detail to clarify already to close this
[00:25:06] conversation, it is that apparently after 3 months
[00:25:10] of not paying that rent, you should leave
[00:25:14] the apartment, yes, you should leave the apartment, for how long,
[00:25:17] exactly, you should leave the apartment. But it is at that
[00:25:20] moment that you stop paying, it even says two
[00:25:23] months, both public services and
[00:25:27] rent, okay, like rent payments, if after
[00:25:30] that the person legally,
[00:25:33] morally should leave, but it is not usually the
[00:25:37] normal procedure, but rather, look, give me a little more time, I have nowhere
[00:25:40] to go, I have no way to pay, give me another chance, so you would have to
[00:25:44] initiate these procedures to request the eviction, of course, the
[00:25:48] problem remains in the time of these
[00:25:51] procedures, because if you resort to the law, but the law does not
[00:25:54] respond to you in one month or two months, but in a year or a year and a
[00:25:58] half, then nothing is really being done, so
[00:26:02] I think that... the most important thing, in addition to this
[00:26:05] new law, is that the process is completed
[00:26:09] in a short time that is viable for the owner and that gives
[00:26:13] him that security and that he says now I can rent because I know that
[00:26:16] in two or three months if something happens that person will be evicted and just
[00:26:22] time to rent, wait for the law to come out perhaps and understand
[00:26:26] it a little, analyze it and according to that, well, start
[00:26:30] doing it again to be more secure as an owner. Yes, and that
[00:26:33] trust, legal security between the parties is generated so that they can then
[00:26:37] rent, because many people need a home
[00:26:40] currently, of course they do. rent, that has to
[00:26:43] happen, but the agreements have to be clear, thank you for
[00:26:47] joining us, please, your social media because surely there were
[00:26:50] questions there, yes, my social media @legalizad2 with a two
[00:27:20] This Saturday on Another View, we took a 2-year
[00:27:24] break and as a result of
[00:27:28] this tragedy that really not
[00:27:31] only hit the... but an entire nation, eh,
[00:27:35] we had to come back, our program is for 24 months where
[00:27:38] we can assist at
[00:27:42] least because 500 children is a very
[00:27:46] low number for what we are
[00:27:50] has to know how much one can
[00:27:53] Saturday one in the
[00:27:56] globovisión.
[00:28:06] Today more than ever it is important to be
[00:28:09] installation cost of only
[00:28:13] 9.99,
[00:28:16] yes, only 9.99, we also
[00:28:19] include the 911 primary medical assistance service completely
[00:28:23] free, Inter, the fiber that everyone
[00:29:54] Advances in neurotechnology continue to open
[00:29:58] paths that until recently seemed impossible and
[00:30:01] now neuralink aims to restore sight
[00:30:04] even to those who have been born blind to talk about this
[00:30:08] revolutionary topic and
[00:30:10] talk about the announcements of blindside implants and understand how technology
[00:30:14] seeks to directly stimulate the visual cortex, today we are joined by
[00:30:18] technology specialist Jason Rauseo to talk about this
[00:30:22] topic, welcome Jason, how wonderful, no
[00:30:25] thanks, always a pleasure to be here, well, let's talk a
[00:30:28] bit about what this chip that would go into the
[00:30:32] brain of people who have no vision is about, how would these
[00:30:36] people actually see? Look,
[00:30:39] this neuralink topic is not new, it has been
[00:30:42] around for a long time, especially an initial debate that was quite strong
[00:30:46] at a media level due to the more ethical component of
[00:30:50] this issue of implanting
[00:30:54] eh, already a couple of
[00:30:57] years ago they received authorization from the FDA in the United
[00:31:01] States to be able to start human trials and that is the news that has spread
[00:31:04] a lot this week, that results from those neuralink
[00:31:08] human trials are already being seen, which are
[00:31:11] currently allowing, so far they only announced that some
[00:31:15] people who had lost their vision recovered it
[00:31:18] completely, in the report published by
[00:31:22] the FDA this week, which is precisely when they invited me to the program,
[00:31:25] I took the opportunity to read it, they talk about a
[00:31:29] recovery of up to 80% of lost vision thanks to this
[00:31:32] implant, it is still in trials,
[00:31:35] neuralink still does not have
[00:31:38] authorization to be used openly
[00:31:42] and be accessible to people, research has
[00:31:45] advanced a lot, this still has an ethical
[00:31:49] component that has not yet been solved because there must first be
[00:31:52] legislation, control over the company, especially because
[00:31:56] Neuralink is part of the Elon Musk group of companies,
[00:32:00] so there are anti-monopoly laws and a lot
[00:32:03] of things that exist in the United States that have still
[00:32:07] put certain obstacles in the company's way to be able to go
[00:32:11] commercial, however, this is a technology
[00:32:15] that has been talked about a lot, that has many uses and a potential
[00:32:19] that is also quite large, the initial
[00:32:22] neuralink that had been proposed was a fairly
[00:32:26] complex chip, the last one they showed is much simpler, much easier, less
[00:32:29] invasive, because the initial one even had to open an
[00:32:33] incision in the back of the head, it was very
[00:32:37] large, now apparently this new one, according to what they showed in this
[00:32:40] report that was published, is much more eh, it is
[00:32:44] less one side only,
[00:32:48] eh, but the potential they are proposing is that it is not only for
[00:32:52] vision issues, it is also for issues for
[00:32:55] people who have serious neurological issues who lose connections
[00:32:59] within the brain, it would work for Alzheimer's for
[00:33:03] example, it is one of the next announcements that are expected, even within the
[00:33:06] report they mention that tests are already being done with degenerative
[00:33:10] diseases in the brain, among them Alzheimer's and that
[00:33:13] well,
[00:33:16] despite how novel it seems, it is a technology that
[00:33:20] is only advancing Neuralink, in
[00:33:23] China there is a company that is also doing it, eh, but
[00:33:26] still the Chinese are a little more reserved about announcing these
[00:33:29] things until they have them ready, so
[00:33:32] with this announcement that Neuralink just made and that LOM
[00:33:36] Mox just made directly, who has been bragging a lot this
[00:33:39] week, eh, surely we will hear some news from the
[00:33:43] Asian
[00:33:45] companies saying that they also have this advance, you know there is a
[00:33:48] constant competition, I think we
[00:33:51] could stick with the last thing you
[00:33:54] mentioned, right, perhaps not pay so much attention to those headlines
[00:33:58] we see on social networks that are spectacular that say
[00:34:03] recover vision
[00:34:07] recent statements he said that
[00:34:11] there would be, that they would have the possibility
[00:34:15] to see ultraviolet
[00:34:18] thermal vision, all these types of things and
[00:34:22] he was bragging in a way, wasn't he,
[00:34:25] bragging in a certain way saying that we were going to be almost
[00:34:29] like androids, we were going to be like superheroes, so it's
[00:34:33] like, well, it's very good that it's being developed, I think it's
[00:34:36] something we've commented on many times here that the advances in technology
[00:34:39] are divine, that they are used for the field of
[00:34:43] health, of science, and for the common
[00:34:47] good, but evidently we have to take things with a lot of
[00:34:50] calm, he also says that in about
[00:34:54] 6 months to a year is when these first tests begin
[00:34:57] and that they will be able to see completely in hd 4k
[00:35:01] spectacular, however, it is also said that the
[00:35:04] graphics are not going to be anything like what he is promising, no, surely it will have
[00:35:08] its limitations at the beginning, no, eh,
[00:35:12] the tests that have been shown in this report, they published some
[00:35:15] images, they don't look
[00:35:18] 100% sharp, okay, obviously this is something they will
[00:35:21] have to solve as they go along, what has been achieved a lot
[00:35:25] is to be able to move eh, for example a
[00:35:28] cursor on a computer using the
[00:35:31] chip, that is very useful eh, quite useful for people
[00:35:35] with mobility problems,
[00:35:37] quadriplegics and all that stuff, people who have
[00:35:40] motor disabilities, eh, but
[00:35:43] in terms of images there is still no advance, but how should the approach be,
[00:35:47] because many times here when we started to talk about neuralink and when
[00:35:51] Elon Musk commented on this a boss populy, it was
[00:35:54] mentioned that the beginning was with tests on chimpanzees,
[00:35:58] initially, initially, so how is this
[00:36:02] presented now, look, the FDA
[00:36:05] gave us, yes, the FDA authorization was last
[00:36:08] year, that is, they should already be doing
[00:36:12] tests that are just being announced, the
[00:36:16] possibility that it can already be used, they had already talked about
[00:36:19] mobility, of being able to move things, even playing video games, just
[00:36:22] using the cranial
[00:36:26] implant, but... eh they just made the announcement that
[00:36:30] it is surely already being tested on humans,
[00:36:32] eh, also in the report they touch on some issues regarding that it
[00:36:36] will be able to link with devices, it will be connected to
[00:36:40] starlink satellites and a number of
[00:36:43] additional elements that is what is causing eh
[00:36:46] many conspiracy theories and I get very
[00:36:49] conspiratorial when I hear about these things that are indeed
[00:36:52] wonderful as Teresa says for the
[00:36:55] good use. technology and advances, because let's see, we are
[00:36:59] talking about a sensor of a chip that will capture
[00:37:03] external information by sending information to the
[00:37:06] neurons, so in that way people will
[00:37:09] be able to create images, they will be able to see, they will be able to in
[00:37:13] some way we talk, so what other information will you get from my
[00:37:17] brain besides what I
[00:37:20] what you see, who will see what you see, because if that is connected, and who can even
[00:37:24] manage that information, let's see, because if it's
[00:37:28] easy to hack a social network, an application,
[00:37:32] they can also hack the brain, so it's a complex topic,
[00:37:35] we have to talk about that, a lot of elements come into play, such as data
[00:37:39] privacy, the cybersecurity of that platform,
[00:37:42] eh, and a lot of technical elements that have to be addressed
[00:37:46] long before that comes out for commercial use, eh, besides, that
[00:37:50] even merits modification of legislation
[00:37:53] in the countries where it will be implemented because the laws have
[00:37:56] to protect in some way the users of that
[00:38:00] platform, of course, the question is how much will that
[00:38:03] privacy be protected if through
[00:38:07] our smartphones, social networks, every time you
[00:38:11] click accept you are giving your soul to the owner of the
[00:38:14] company, imagine in the
[00:38:17] case of Neuralink when you
[00:38:21] they ask, what will you be giving because through the
[00:38:24] small print they can keep a lot of
[00:38:28] information, in fact, look, I link it with a new
[00:38:31] information that there is, you know that in the United States they are now prohibiting
[00:38:35] electric vacuum cleaners because through
[00:38:39] their sensor they take photographs in people's
[00:38:42] homes, even if you are in the bathroom they make a map, so your
[00:38:46] intimate photos are there, who stops that, who stops
[00:38:49] what Neuralink can save, yes, well, in
[00:38:53] this case Neuralink, having medical use, has greater
[00:38:58] difference from what you propose for social networks and
[00:39:01] digital platforms, perhaps there are many gray areas at a legislative
[00:39:04] level in many countries around the world, however, in the area of
[00:39:08] health there are many regulations, the FDA is quite strict
[00:39:11] when it comes to approving products and all this, however,
[00:39:14] eh, I think that it will not take
[00:39:18] long to be able to go commercial because you have to
[00:39:21] go through too many filters currently, perhaps
[00:39:25] at the time when Elon Musk
[00:39:29] was part of the US government, which at first the
[00:39:32] Trump administration perhaps saw as much more possible for these
[00:39:36] things to advance, it was even one of the topics that was most talked about at that time, that he was going to
[00:39:40] take advantage of that moment to test Neuralink, however he didn't have
[00:39:44] time and he has been very insistent that
[00:39:47] Neuralink brings tons of benefits, even that comment like the one you
[00:39:51] say about us becoming superhumans with a much
[00:39:54] greater perception of our environment. However, that is not
[00:39:58] so, it is not so simple and it is not so
[00:40:02] simple that it manages to come out, perhaps they approve it in the United States for
[00:40:05] tests, but from there to it reaching, for example, for us to be able to have
[00:40:09] access to it freely in Venezuela is
[00:40:12] quite complex and quite good, evidently I think that just
[00:40:15] as we commented last week, what is exciting about it
[00:40:19] is terrifying, Jason, we thank you again for
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[00:44:01] or false, generated by artificial intelligence, known
[00:44:04] as keep this term in mind, it is lopaganda and
[00:44:08] it is flooding our screens with false images of
[00:44:12] catastrophes or absurd montages and a
[00:44:15] debate opens about whether this digital saturation is
[00:44:19] encompassing our critical capacity in a way that
[00:44:22] the debate we have for you
[00:44:26] that we propose today in La Tizana, let's see, well,
[00:44:30] false content has always existed, what happens is that
[00:44:34] today it is easier to do, for example with artificial
[00:44:38] intelligence, what happens?
[00:44:40] eh that well, nowadays in some social networks, for example,
[00:44:44] like Instagram, you can sometimes see that the content says it is made
[00:44:47] with AI or includes artificial intelligence images, I think that is
[00:44:51] what has to be present, because if
[00:44:54] there are people who see a flying dog and think it's true
[00:44:58] but it's made with AI, imagine an image or a
[00:45:01] video made so realistically that it puts in doubt
[00:45:05] even the most agile minds on that subject,
[00:45:08] no, well, you know that I was just talking about that,
[00:45:12] I saw a video recently, besides they put scary
[00:45:15] musical backgrounds, right, so you are like,
[00:45:19] wait, what is happening and those
[00:45:22] videos that they put of aliens arriving to
[00:45:25] the world and images and ships appear and you already believe
[00:45:29] that, a person who perhaps does not have an important critical sense
[00:45:32] says wait, this is a lie, but a person who perhaps has the
[00:45:36] lack of knowledge can say, eh, wait, but is this happening and not only with that.
[00:45:40] Even you can see it with natural catastrophes that
[00:45:44] happen in different countries and you say wait, but is this
[00:45:47] true or false, is it AI, because many do not contain the
[00:45:50] AI watermark, so that makes you doubt even to
[00:45:54] investigate and say wait, where did this happen, did this tsunami
[00:45:58] happen or not and when you start to look and when you get into looking for
[00:46:22] precisely false content is increasingly there
[00:46:26] in front of you, talking about whether this
[00:46:29] will annul or not the criteria, well, we have to see, for
[00:46:32] example, in fact there are memes circulating about the fact that
[00:46:36] my mom asking me if this is AI no and it's a little dog like
[00:46:40] that, you have to have common sense, right, see if that really is
[00:46:44] capable of being done by an animal, no, and there you know when
[00:46:47] the content is really false or true, where does the problem really
[00:46:50] lie precisely when it is disseminated? images generated with AI
[00:46:54] that are really realistic with respect to natural
[00:46:57] catastrophes, but always the recommendation will be to look for that
[00:47:01] reliable source, that is, portals of communication media where
[00:47:04] they can really tell us if this information is true or not,
[00:47:08] that is, a tsunami, I don't know, in Japan, ah
[00:47:12] okay, well, I'm going to any news portal, Globovisión, to see if
[00:47:15] this is really true or not, really the criterion also lies in
[00:47:19] that it has touched the point, it has crossed the line, that there are
[00:47:23] media outlets that unfortunately have published or have
[00:47:26] reposted propaganda broadcasts because it looks
[00:47:29] so real that at the moment and for the scoop they want to do it
[00:47:33] immediately and they didn't really verify it because
[00:47:36] of course when you see those images so well
[00:47:39] made you say it can't be a lie, now I
[00:47:42] particularly as a human being who can fall
[00:47:46] for that, I take a screenshot of what
[00:47:50] I am seeing on social media if it seems a bit suspicious and I ask
[00:47:54] the AI if it is true, no, that it investigates about it and of course it gives me a
[00:47:57] report of what is real and what is not and many times
[00:48:01] especially in medical advances, no, that the
[00:48:04] cure for I don't know what will come out, so you ask the AI
[00:48:10] everything that is false there and well, that the headline is
[00:48:12] sensationalist, so put on the table
[00:48:16] let's see, because we all have very present that we have
[00:48:19] to verify the content we see on social networks today. Many
[00:48:23] people have a large community of followers
[00:48:25] and feel that they have the
[00:48:28] responsibility and the right to inform and although we can all
[00:48:32] do what we want with our social networks, we all know very
[00:48:35] well that we have to do it responsibly, right,
[00:48:39] so putting that aside and understanding it
[00:48:42] completely, the question that I think we could ask ourselves at this
[00:48:46] moment in this debate is why is this happening, what is the
[00:48:50] need to be showing us content that our
[00:48:53] algorithm is modified in such a way that
[00:48:56] the way in which the content that reaches
[00:48:59] our phone is
[00:49:02] fake, that it is false, why is this happening,
[00:49:05] there must be some way in which some
[00:49:08] reason, rather, there must be some reason why
[00:49:12] those who are owners of social
[00:49:16] networks, who modify our
[00:49:19] algorithm, have some responsibility. Because that
[00:49:23] is not random, yes, you know that, eh, in part,
[00:49:26] well, the people who consume that content will also get that
[00:49:29] content, no, and perhaps it's not that you consume it,
[00:49:32] simply the algorithm reflects it to you, why,
[00:49:36] because it's what's viral, what happens, many people make this type
[00:49:39] of slopaganda, why, because surely that will generate
[00:49:43] views for them, it will generate reproductions and in part they will win,
[00:49:46] of course, when you see content like this that are natural catastrophes,
[00:49:50] of course, they have more.
[00:49:56] more reach and that is what makes it reach your algorithm without wanting to, but in communication, in communication there is a term that all
[00:50:00] people who have been in university studying
[00:50:03] social communication, journalism, know what agenda-setting
[00:50:07] is, we all know that the big
[00:50:10] media, who are the people who
[00:50:13] want to have certain ideals that are on
[00:50:17] everyone's lips, show us content and that is also done by
[00:50:20] the same television channels.
[00:50:22] digital media, radio media, let's see, everyone,
[00:50:26] if we here at La Tizana start talking about the
[00:50:29] Omnis, as you said Julio,
[00:50:31] repeatedly the people who watch us, our audience, will start to believe
[00:50:35] that it is happening, so if
[00:50:38] those who are responsible for social
[00:50:42] networks and algorithms show us day after
[00:50:45] day images created with artificial intelligence
[00:50:49] 100% realistic, there is a reason.
[00:50:52] there is a reason why, well, I honestly believe, like everything,
[00:50:56] here I get a little
[00:50:59] conspiratorial, no, everything sometimes is an
[00:51:02] experiment, so sometimes you can ask yourself but why do they
[00:51:06] allow it, I think it has happened to all of us but why are they
[00:51:10] experimenting, no one has put a limit on them or told them no, there is no
[00:51:13] legal framework that says that cannot be done, so they
[00:51:17] are experimenting, they also see how
[00:51:20] the
[00:51:22] followers of an account the population to that type
[00:51:26] of images, to that type of information and they are really seeing how easy
[00:51:30] it is to fool us, right? And I think they have realized that it is quite easy to fool
[00:51:34] the population, too. They, uh, it's like
[00:51:38] movies, right? Sometimes you watch science fiction movies
[00:51:41] that throw things at you that you say, "Is it true?" And then in a few
[00:51:45] years they happen. I think they are also testing the population
[00:51:49] if we start to conspire a bit.
[00:51:52] But why not, why not think about it? We are free to do it.
[00:51:56] Well, that's it. The question, as always, at the end of each debate, is that
[00:52:00] you comment to us through social networks, what do you think of this theory, what do you think of
[00:52:04] the propaganda that is precisely something
[00:52:06] conspiratorial to somehow manipulate our
[00:52:10] thought and our judgment. Let us know through social
[00:52:14] networks and we're going to a break with this @alatisanag.
[00:54:22] moment that no one sees, the order of each note, the
[00:54:26] calm before the signal and the value that
[00:54:29] each word must
[00:54:32] filling a screen. but about inhabiting your
[00:54:36] reality, because informing is not just saying what
[00:54:40] happens, but going beyond that
[00:54:44] reality,
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[00:54:55] future so that you can use it today, we verify the figures and we
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[00:56:16] Ladies and gentlemen, if you are active on social networks, you must have noticed the
[00:56:19] recent physical change of Ariana Grande, it has once again
[00:56:23] triggered all the alarms in the 2.0
[00:56:26] world, reopening a very complex debate in
[00:56:29] Hollywood about the return of extreme standards
[00:56:33] of thinness for. to discuss the impact of these
[00:56:37] references on collective mental health, today we are joined by clinical
[00:56:40] psychologist María Fernanda Oliver. How are you? A
[00:56:44] pleasure, thank you very much for having me here. Welcome. Well, thank you for
[00:56:47] joining us and for talking about such a delicate topic. It is important
[00:56:50] to say that here we obviously like
[00:56:53] to talk about other people's bodies, criticize them, but what
[00:56:57] happens when through social
[00:57:00] networks, fans, haters too,
[00:57:03] but especially those who want Ariana Grande, well, they feel that
[00:57:07] alarm for seeing her in a video, perhaps with extreme
[00:57:11] thinness, they worry about her health, so that is
[00:57:15] what we want to focus on today. part of the
[00:57:18] health, very good, yes, well, obviously being a public
[00:57:21] figure, we are exposing ourselves to be
[00:57:25] role models for children, for young people, for
[00:57:28] teenagers, even for people to like us, because when a person is in the
[00:57:32] public eye, people start to feel
[00:57:35] that affinity with you, right? So, uh, obviously
[00:57:38] people will start to worry because they can see Ariana
[00:57:42] Grande as, I don't know, that
[00:57:46] figure to follow. idol, even many people say, "Oh, I feel like she's my
[00:57:50] long-lost sister or whatever," a distant cousin, as
[00:57:53] we sometimes see, she's everyone's aunt,
[00:57:56] and cousin too, so
[00:58:00] obviously people are going to worry, and they have reason to, because obviously the
[00:58:03] change that Ariana Grande has had has
[00:58:06] been noticeable, but
[00:58:10] here, well, we also have to understand that we cannot assume a disorder or that
[00:58:14] a person is going through something until that person actually says it. and
[00:58:17] becomes aware of it herself, right? As has happened, there are artists who
[00:58:21] say: "Look, I'm going through a bad moment, I'm in such
[00:58:25] a situation" and then people have something to worry about, right? Here the
[00:58:28] problem is that they haven't
[00:58:32] made so many public statements from sudden Ariana
[00:58:36] and at this moment because this is resurfacing
[00:58:39] at this moment, but people are obviously worrying and it's
[00:58:43] okay to worry, let's
[00:58:46] see, this conversation on the internet has been going on for months,
[00:58:49] it's not something new, however, through
[00:58:52] the last video published by Ariana of a music
[00:58:56] video, is when the alarms go off, right?
[00:58:59] But the conversation about her weight has existed since she
[00:59:03] was a young Nickelodeon star, because before she was perhaps
[00:59:06] a little fuller, she was chubbier, as they say, that
[00:59:10] was the term they used, that she was fuller and that she seemed
[00:59:14] healthy, however,
[00:59:17] she herself has declared that at that time
[00:59:21] she did not feel well, not so much with her body, but with
[00:59:25] her health, mental health, exactly, well,
[00:59:28] that's it, that is, right now what we can see is a concern for
[00:59:32] her, we cannot confirm anything, obviously, but
[00:59:35] we can also understand the message that she may be giving to people,
[00:59:39] to her audience, her followers, her fans
[00:59:42] and well, obviously it can be
[00:59:45] the concern of some. Well, here it is worth noting
[00:59:49] the issue, is extreme thinness becoming fashionable again?
[00:59:53] So let's
[00:59:56] what people are saying on social networks about Ariana
[00:59:59] Grande, that obviously a concern for her health emerged, but
[01:00:03] on the other hand, we see the criticism of Georgina, Cristiano
[01:00:06] Ronaldo's partner, who is a healthy woman,
[01:00:10] who eats, who enjoys her body and who has
[01:00:13] complained that every summer it's the same problem, she has a body.
[01:00:17] with curves, well, healthy, I think she is
[01:00:21] apparently at a normal weight and people
[01:00:24] criticize her and call her fat, so what are we teaching
[01:00:28] children, teenagers who see all this? Well,
[01:00:31] it's a, it's a very confusing message, right?
[01:00:35] Because there is also the issue of Saxenda, of
[01:00:38] Ozempic, of all these injectables that artists are
[01:00:41] even using, and we even see that Ozempic face that is very
[01:00:45] noticeable too. And we are sending the
[01:00:49] message that the thinner we look, at all
[01:00:52] costs, we do it. It doesn't matter what we have to do to achieve
[01:00:56] thinness or that ideal, that
[01:00:59] expectation that the person has. There we can talk about
[01:01:03] certain disorders that we can have in the world of psychology
[01:01:07] which is, at least, body dysmorphic disorder, also eating
[01:01:10] disorders and that is very especially associated with people
[01:01:13] who are very exposed to the public. Not because they are
[01:01:16] exposed to criticism, however much one does not want to
[01:01:20] judge or try not to give an opinion, we are exposed or
[01:01:23] people who expose themselves to the public eye
[01:01:27] have to have a shield, that is, honestly, all those people, a
[01:01:30] Georgina, an Ariana Grande, even a Miley Cyrus, whoever
[01:01:34] is in the public eye, they have to have
[01:01:38] worked on their self-esteem and keep working on it throughout
[01:01:42] the years and their time, with their specialist. to
[01:01:45] be able to withstand good, bad and regular criticism,
[01:01:49] so in this world we are giving a we are going to
[01:01:52] constantly have that incongruity of messages,
[01:01:56] "I want you to be thinner, but at the same time I want you to do it healthily, but then
[01:01:59] you have to do it fast, you have to have curves,"
[01:02:03] so it's an expectation of a beauty ideal that can
[01:02:06] then begin to turn into that with women, with men, yes, exactly, and I
[01:02:10] love that if men can also suffer from this,
[01:02:14] and yes they can, but more. exactly, you know what I love, Maria Fernanda, that you
[01:02:18] brought up the topic of injectables, because you say,
[01:02:21] and it's a constant we see on the internet, yes, being
[01:02:25] thin but in a healthy way, however it's also... celebrated
[01:02:29] when people achieve the ideal of beauty, even if it's with that
[01:02:32] trick, so to speak, and that's the case that is also
[01:02:36] super recent, a few days ago Amy
[01:02:39] Schumer, a very famous actress
[01:02:43] and comedian, posted some spectacular photos on a yacht
[01:02:46] in a swimsuit, she has been very
[01:02:49] open about her use of Ozempic and other
[01:02:52] injectables, so she is celebrated for being thin
[01:02:56] now because she was a little fuller before, but...
[01:03:00] on the other hand, if you're too thin, we don't want you like that, this is very
[01:03:03] wrong, it's also like the double discourse that also exists on social
[01:03:08] networks, publicly, that many artists, many singers
[01:03:11] have celebrated their curves throughout the
[01:03:14] years, but suddenly with the Ozempic trend, they start consuming,
[01:03:18] they start injecting themselves, so now I'm at my ideal weight, I've never
[01:03:22] felt so good, but then what happened with the discourse from a few years ago when you said
[01:03:26] body positive, you know what I mean? Well, because
[01:03:30] it's like you try to make everyone happy, I think,
[01:03:34] right? And especially the power to meet certain standards in
[01:03:37] different fans. There are fans who need you to
[01:03:41] give them confidence that you like your body
[01:03:44] and feel comfortable, so we get to that, that
[01:03:48] we don't have to worry more about health, we have to then
[01:03:51] go more to the other extremes, oh well, then
[01:03:54] I also support that, so we have to find
[01:03:57] that balance, really, and understand what one wants. What happens? Here,
[01:04:01] uh, I see it a lot in the world of psychology how extremes are what is
[01:04:05] bad. It's not wrong to worry and want
[01:04:09] to take care of yourself, that is, it's not wrong for you to want surgery because, look,
[01:04:12] I don't like my nose, I don't like the size of my breasts,
[01:04:15] that's fine, it's not wrong to do it,
[01:04:19] that shouldn't be, uh,
[01:04:22] judged or anything, no. The problem is when we fall into those extremes, at least
[01:04:26] body dysmorphia is when we talk about a
[01:04:30] obsessive-compulsive disorder, like I already had a nose job, but then I haven't reached
[01:04:33] perfection, so maybe I'll get another one or now I want to move on to my
[01:04:37] legs or now I want to move on to my waist, so it becomes something that is
[01:04:40] like a compulsion, it's constant, once
[01:04:44] we reach that point and maybe you
[01:04:47] delay going out because you're worried about how people will
[01:04:51] see you or something, that's when we're talking about disorders, in the case of anorexia
[01:04:55] it can also happen with eating disorders that we start
[01:04:59] to have... behaviors that
[01:05:02] make us seek to lose weight, sometimes we succeed, sometimes not,
[01:05:05] because it all depends on the body, but exactly, the body
[01:05:09] doesn't necessarily work that way and those disorders
[01:05:13] are also created, so right now the message we are
[01:05:16] giving is that it can be very ambiguous because right now we are really living in two worlds
[01:05:19] where we want to be back in that in
[01:05:22] that standard of thinness
[01:05:25] that is not healthy either, yes, that for
[01:05:29] certain morphologies it could be healthy because there are people
[01:05:33] who naturally can be very thin and that's fine, but
[01:05:37] who doesn't have that fast metabolism, who
[01:05:41] doesn't have that type of body of being very
[01:05:45] thin without effort, obviously it's doing a
[01:05:48] job, a sacrifice, and what would worry me most or what I would most like
[01:05:52] to highlight is how we achieve it, because
[01:05:55] one can, as we are saying, want to be a little thinner,
[01:05:58] reach an ideal. Look, I want to have so much
[01:06:01] body fat percentage, that's fine, but how we achieve it is also
[01:06:05] important, because it's the message we are also giving to yourself,
[01:06:09] your body and that you, many, I have seen many cases, I have worked
[01:06:13] in bariatric clinics and I have taken courses, I am taking a course on eating
[01:06:16] disorders and there are many people who inject themselves without
[01:06:20] consulting an endocrinologist, without consulting a nutritionist, without doing it the
[01:06:24] right way and you don't know how that will affect your metabolism
[01:06:28] what side effects it will have,
[01:06:30] so we are talking about creating awareness, you want something
[01:06:34] cool, fine, first understand if your body can reach that ideal,
[01:06:37] that is, that thought and let's evaluate,
[01:06:41] why haven't you reached that weight, that is,
[01:06:44] we have to do it in a conscious way from the point of
[01:06:48] view of specialists. Definitely, thank you very
[01:06:51] much for joining us, obviously we
[01:06:54] have had this conversation in order to make
[01:06:58] you reflect and become aware of your body
[01:07:02] and that health is always paramount,
[01:07:06] okay, and if you don't feel well with your
[01:07:09] body, it's not wrong to seek help because
[01:07:12] sometimes, well, there may be some disorder, thanks to social
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[01:10:56] To all of you who at this time are joining La Tizana, we
[01:11:00] welcome you and it is a good time that you have been
[01:11:03] tuning in at this precise moment, why? Because
[01:11:07] we establish contact with our correspondent in Táchira state,
[01:11:11] who is in the municipality. Specifically in the Museum of the
[01:11:15] Holy Christ of La Grita, located in the historic center of this city,
[01:11:18] a space that safeguards the tangible memory of
[01:11:22] more than four centuries of faith, art and
[01:11:25] history.
[01:11:33] At this moment we are in the Museum of the Holy Christ of La
[01:11:37] Grita, where the historical heritage of the patron
[01:11:41] of Táchira state, the patron of Venezuela, is located. Next to me is
[01:11:44] Isabel Urrea, she is the director of this
[01:11:47] institution, uh, when was this museum founded and what can
[01:11:51] we find in these spaces? Well, this museum was
[01:11:54] founded in 2006, uh, it was a
[01:11:58] idea of Monsignor Luis Ababuy Trago and Dr. Ana
[01:12:01] Ramona Montolla de Moreno, in
[01:12:04] 2010, uh, with the management done by these two people, the
[01:12:07] physical plant was achieved and it moved from the
[01:12:11] parish house. The rectory, which was where the facilities
[01:12:14] operated, here, as you can see, all the parisomas
[01:12:18] are kept, we currently have 45
[01:12:22] that are donated by each institution,
[01:12:25] uh, uh, of education, national guard,
[01:12:29] police, air force, uh,
[01:12:33] we also keep all the relics that since the
[01:12:36] church was founded, like the baptismal font, the first font,
[01:12:40] it's here, all the recognition
[01:12:42] plaques that those people who have had miracles
[01:12:46] performed by the Holy Christ, they bring them in
[01:12:49] gratitude. What are the
[01:12:51] perisomas? Well, the perisomas are like... to say the
[01:12:55] dress that the Holy Christ wears, which is like a little skirt,
[01:12:59] so as you can see, most of them have
[01:13:02] embroidered what is the institution that
[01:13:06] offers to Christ each
[01:13:10] year, right? Uh during the year, well, maybe other
[01:13:13] people can also come but mostly they come on August
[01:13:17] 6 so that the Holy Christ can wear a new perisoma
[01:13:20] as such. What is the value of each of the
[01:13:23] relics, uh? present here in this museum? Well,
[01:13:27] value as such, uh a lot, maybe it can't
[01:13:31] have a material or monetary value, you could say, but
[01:13:34] yes, a historical value, a value imbued with
[01:13:38] faith, each object tells us about the Holy Christ, about his
[01:13:42] trajectory throughout the history of our town, as it was
[01:13:46] from the year 1610 when that
[01:13:49] devastating earthquake
[01:13:51] occurred where the city
[01:13:55] ends, no longer exists, and the friars, especially Friar
[01:13:58] Francisco, promise to make the image of the Holy Christ, he starts
[01:14:01] carving it, he can't and the story tells us that the
[01:14:05] face was made by an angel, so all that
[01:14:08] history every time they come here to the museum to
[01:14:11] visit it, well, taking the tour, it
[01:14:13] is told as such, thank you very
[01:14:17] much, we were talking with Mrs. Isabel Urrea, she
[01:14:21] is the director of the Museum of the Holy Christ of La
[01:14:24] Grita. We invite you to stay tuned to our screens to
[01:14:27] learn about the stories of faith and
[01:14:30] devotion to the Christ of the Serene Face. With this
[01:14:34] information, we return the contact to the
[01:14:36] studios.
[01:15:06] a nice conversation because
[01:15:10] a repertoire workshop will be held
[01:15:13] with the aim of benefiting those people who, well,
[01:15:16] were tragically damaged due to this earthquake on
[01:15:20] June 24th, and that is why young instrumental
[01:15:24] artists with a deep sense of solidarity
[01:15:27] this coming Sunday at the Monte Sacro Cultural Center
[01:15:31] will open its doors for a very special concert to benefit those affected
[01:15:35] by the earthquakes. To talk about this beautiful
[01:15:38] alliance between the Venezuelan Repertoire Workshop and the
[01:15:41] Impactemos organization, today we are joined by its musical
[01:15:44] director Jorge Torres and bassist Alexa Rondón, welcome to
[01:15:48] La Artesana, what a pleasure, thank you very much for the invitation, very happy to be
[01:15:51] here in this space to be able to talk about this benefit concert.
[01:16:04] and repertoire workshop already had this date
[01:16:08] available to do a very interesting recital, but once
[01:16:11] the tragic event of June 24th occurred,
[01:16:15] we decided to put all this at the service, of course, of the people
[01:16:18] and to try to help. Where does the initiative come from, let's see, Jorge or
[01:16:22] Alexa, to unite, well, of course. to bring smiles, especially
[01:16:26] because a few days ago we were also talking with another musician and he
[01:16:29] told us a very particular story and the fact
[01:16:33] that in a situation like this that Venezuela had to live, he
[01:16:36] also contributed part of what
[01:16:40] he knew best how to do, which was to make music, and well, he encountered a
[01:16:43] very harsh reality, so you are now going to have
[01:16:46] precisely that opportunity and I
[01:16:49] suppose you are with the best vibes, with the best enthusiasm, but
[01:16:53] we also know the reality of what our siblings in Buereño and
[01:16:56] Caracas are experiencing due to this earthquake. So how does that come about and what
[01:17:00] expectations do you have when facing
[01:17:03] that reality soon?
[01:17:06] Anyone can answer.
[01:17:09] Well, as musicians, we carry culture in
[01:17:13] our blood. Basically, after all this situation, we have been
[01:17:17] very careful really with these cultural activities.
[01:17:20] Personally, I didn't
[01:17:23] want to in the first days, I didn't want to make music because the impact is also very
[01:17:27] hard, not only to see all these news but also this survivor's guilt
[01:17:31] that has been generated
[01:17:34] and well, Professor Jorge had the
[01:17:38] initiative to say, "Well, guys, let's get together to do what we
[01:17:42] do best and bring joy and bring a little
[01:17:45] bit of our feelings in our heart to all those
[01:17:49] people who need it most." It has also been of great
[01:17:53] help to us ourselves, because getting
[01:17:57] out of our routine a bit, being at home, watching news, watching
[01:18:01] all that, yes, that sad information, those
[01:18:04] painful news, is also like an escape for us
[01:18:08] and a relief to get together and make music, what we like to
[01:18:12] do most? Look, you know that right now that you mention this, a few
[01:18:15] days ago on a program precisely from our television
[01:18:19] station, there was, well, an artist, a communicator,
[01:18:23] also an actress, attended a television program and commented
[01:18:27] that it was an excuse not to
[01:18:30] reincorporate, and it's true, it's valid, why?
[01:18:33] Because you are working for what
[01:18:37] you know how to do and in this
[01:18:40] case, you are joining precisely for that,
[01:18:43] to, through your platform, your work, your
[01:18:46] talent, be able to do this concert or this workshop
[01:18:50] and that people will not only attend to learn but also will have the
[01:18:54] possibility to, let's say, collaborate
[01:18:57] or contribute their little bit. How are you going to conduct this workshop, how long will this repertoire workshop
[01:19:01] last, from what time to what time will it
[01:19:05] be and how can I participate and perhaps learn? Yes, it's
[01:19:09] important to clarify that, if it's a workshop or if it's
[01:19:12] simply to offer the repertoire of
[01:19:16] songs. Yes, look, it's a concert, the group is called Venezuelan Repertoire Workshop,
[01:19:19] we have been in existence for 3 years and we are part of a much
[01:19:23] larger project called Mis Juguetes Canción which is already 13 years old, let's say that Repertoire
[01:19:27] Workshop is the largest cast, they are young people of
[01:19:30] Alexa's age who create repertoire programs
[01:19:36] people who attend this recital
[01:19:39] will be able to appreciate, which will be next Sunday, August 9th
[01:19:43] at 3:30 in the afternoon at the Montesacro Cultural Center,
[01:19:47] will be for the first time a program with pure unreleased music, pure music composed
[01:19:51] by the boys, it seemed very valuable to us that
[01:19:54] precisely for this noble cause it would be with
[01:19:57] this music, which is like the deepest thing they have, that they will
[01:20:01] show there the premiere of 15 unreleased
[01:20:03] works put at the service of
[01:20:07] this benefit concert recital, which
[01:20:11] is also very important for us to have a real impact on the
[01:20:15] communities that are most in need
[01:20:18] of help. We teamed up with My Toy Song and ImpacTemo, which is a
[01:20:21] non-profit civil association that has been doing humanitarian
[01:20:25] work for more than 30 years and of course they have
[01:20:29] all the experience, you can check their social networks of ImpacTemo, @impactemos, the
[01:20:32] very serious work they have done during this entire process
[01:20:36] that has been experienced. of the earthquake, the very
[01:20:39] impressive numbers they have of aid and we believe
[01:20:43] that it will be the best way to channel all the money
[01:20:46] collected that day of the recital, that is, the ticket has a
[01:20:50] cost and will go to benefit the
[01:20:54] affected people, exactly, exactly, ImpacTemo will be in charge of
[01:20:57] channeling what is collected that day to be able to
[01:21:01] help the most needy, even
[01:21:04] a very important thing that is a matter of follow-up because
[01:21:16] but now there is also a process in which what happens with these families,
[01:21:19] what's next? And they are very
[01:21:22] seriously also allocating systematic
[01:21:25] support, they will be attentive to groups of families
[01:21:28] who, well, now face a tough process of reintegration,
[01:21:32] of course, how good that through
[01:21:35] you, through music, and the interpretations you are
[01:21:39] going to perform, you can support these people. I think
[01:21:42] that just recently they were debating whether to, well,
[01:21:46] reincorporate art in
[01:21:49] Venezuela, in Caracas, and well, I think
[01:21:54] they know and well, helps in the way
[01:21:58] they can and that is important to keep in mind, so well,
[01:22:01] perhaps the term survivor's guilt is something that
[01:22:05] is... torturing us, so to speak,
[01:22:09] I think it's time to move forward and understand that if
[01:22:13] we are surviving precisely, it is to be able to support those
[01:22:17] people who are in a difficult moment, it's time to get up and
[01:22:21] say we have to keep going and we have to keep building Venezuela in this
[01:22:24] case and capable of precisely those messages we will take away from this
[01:22:28] recital and I am curious to know
[01:22:31] Alexa if you as bassists, well, from those
[01:22:35] unreleased interpretations we can
[01:22:38] enjoy soon, so this coming Sunday, well, there's a little
[01:22:41] bit of everything, everything, everyone added
[01:22:45] a bit of their personality, their style to each of the songs, I
[01:22:49] personally will not present my
[01:22:52] own song, but I do accompany all my colleagues in
[01:22:55] their works practically and it's very beautiful to see how it has the
[01:22:59] touch of each one and each song resembles the person who composed it, how
[01:23:03] beautiful, look, do you have something there, what do you think if
[01:23:06] we go to commercial with your
[01:23:09] brief invitation and a little bit of that, okay, quickly, the
[01:23:13] invitation, we remind you next Sunday, August 9th
[01:23:16] at 3:30 in the afternoon at the Monte Sacro Cultural Center, information on social media.
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[01:25:26] only affected La Guaira but an entire nation, eh,
[01:25:30] we had to return our program to 24 months in which
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[01:27:27] Well, we continue with the tisane, the last part, and we are going to talk about the
[01:27:31] Venezuelan group Raguayana, which launched the
[01:27:34] 58 collection for the benefit of those affected by the
[01:27:38] double earthquake that occurred in Venezuela on
[01:27:41] the ONG El After Foundation, the band
[01:27:45] will allocate all profits to education, sports and
[01:27:48] culture programs aimed at children,
[01:27:52] girls and adolescents, precisely victims of the
[01:27:55] earthquake, well, how good, don't make this
[01:27:58] initiative, no, definitely, this type of
[01:29:28] What we are doing in this process of recovery and reconstruction
[01:29:32] is to give hope to the families who were victims of the
[01:29:36] double earthquake, to give a future, so that children know
[01:29:39] that they have in their future a
[01:29:43] home, a house, right now we are clearing land to
[01:29:46] start building
[01:29:49] houses, in addition to these 4, which we will deliver from here, so that
[01:29:53] they know that they are not alone, each person,
[01:29:56] each child, each elder who is in a temporary
[01:29:59] camp, know that they are not alone, but that...
[01:30:03] there is the solidarity hand of a national,
[01:30:05] regional, local government that works together and in coordination so that
[01:30:09] everyone can have their home.