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[00:00:33] city of Áspero, located in
[00:00:55] Figueroa Sunday in
[00:01:15] Next, Vista Mundo, a mixed program,
[00:01:18] cultural, educational and informative with elements
[00:01:22] of language, health, sex and violence, suitable for
[00:01:25] all audiences, a nationally
[00:01:28] produced program.
[00:01:40] emphasizing that the sea in
[00:01:49] Venezuela, about the role of What's happening in the
[00:01:52] world?
[00:01:57] in a local market in Lijang in He was received on Thursday by thousands of young people in the Italian city of
[00:02:00] Assisi. Thousands of
[00:02:04] this Sunday, at 11 in people from all over Europe participated in a youth event in this town, located
[00:02:06] about 150 km north
[00:02:09] analysis, I will talk with of Rome, which in 2026
[00:02:10] beforehand and limited to commemorates the 800th anniversary of the death of Saint Francis.
[00:02:14] Responding to some selected questions from the young people, the pontiff
[00:02:18] highlighted that for centuries the Franciscans have fostered dialogue and
[00:02:21] promoted peaceful coexistence between Catholics, Orthodox and
[00:02:25] Muslims and pointed out that today remaining
[00:02:28] faithful to this tradition of being
[00:02:36] increasingly Christians will be
[00:02:40] 11 in the morning and 8 at called to become peacemakers within societies that are tempted
[00:02:42] to put religion at the service of competing identities
[00:02:46] .
[00:02:49] The pontiff celebrated the Eucharist in the basilica where Francis of Assisi,
[00:02:53] symbol of poverty, peace and dialogue, died in
[00:02:55] 1226. The Saint, who inspired the predecessor.
[00:03:00] wealth and dedicating his life to the most needy.
[00:03:05] the Franciscan order, after renouncing his
[00:03:10] consists of ascending the tutelary hill of It's great to delve a little into
[00:03:14] Pope Leo XIV will travel to South America this year.
[00:03:18] The Vatican confirmed on Wednesday that the pontiff will visit Uruguay from November 6 to
[00:03:21] sports and urban venues of 8, where he will tour the cities of Montevideo, Paysandú and
[00:03:25] Florida. Then he will head to Buenos Aires, Córdoba and Luján
[00:03:29] in Argentina. until the 11th of that month. The
[00:03:32] longest stage of his tour will be in Peru, where he will remain until
[00:03:36] November 17. In that
[00:03:38] country where he lived for two decades as a missionary and obtained Peruvian
[00:03:42] presents the fossils alongside citizenship, he will visit the northwestern city of Chiclayo, of which he was
[00:03:46] bishop. He will also be in Lima, Cuzco and
[00:03:49] Pucallpa. Both for Argentina and for Uruguay
[00:03:53] it will be the first official visit of a pontiff in almost 40
[00:03:56] years. Leo Francis's predecessor never
[00:04:00] returned to his native Argentina while he was Pope, but he
[00:04:04] did visit Peru in
[00:04:05] 2018.
[00:04:08] In the middle of what was once the OPP-25 housing complex in
[00:04:12] Tanaharena, the Argentine rescue team Sepa works tirelessly,
[00:04:15] they have more than 20 years in rescue work around the
[00:04:19] world and when they heard about the double earthquake they packed their equipment
[00:04:23] and left for Venezuela. We work in all kinds of
[00:04:26] emergencies, this also in terms of earthquakes, destruction. or
[00:04:30] rubble, as we call it, in search and rescue of collapsed structures
[00:04:33] and
[00:04:35] we didn't hesitate for a moment or a second when we saw that
[00:04:39] Venezuela had this, that we had to come and immediately
[00:04:43] Guinness record was broken with a 100-meter we started to prepare, to prepare the equipment and look for a
[00:04:47] way to come and lend a hand to our Venezuelan brothers and sisters who
[00:04:51] were suffering, the search and rescue of bodies is a
[00:04:54] delicate procedure, one wrong step and the structure can collapse
[00:04:58] again, another point to... highlight is the treatment given to deceased
[00:05:01] people when they are found, when
[00:05:04] we find a body what we do is manually clear the rubble
[00:05:08] as carefully as possible to remove
[00:05:11] the body
[00:05:14] in the most respectful way possible
[00:05:17] and it continues, once the body is removed it continues with heavy
[00:05:21] machinery to speed up the tasks and
[00:05:25] to be able to remove as many people as possible. As they make their way through fallen floors,
[00:05:28] there is an image that is repeated constantly and that has marked this
[00:05:31] experience over other disasters. We,
[00:05:34] among ourselves, call this earthquake
[00:05:37] the earthquake of hugs, because we find
[00:05:41] many families in the structures, entire families reunited,
[00:05:45] embracing each other, in a protective way, because where
[00:05:48] the first earthquake occurred, it seems that
[00:05:51] all the families sought to embrace each other and support each other and give each other security
[00:05:55] and hold on tightly to their families
[00:05:59] so we found them because when the second earthquake came everything collapsed, so
[00:06:02] they remained and to find ourselves with that scene of
[00:06:06] entire families, a father hugging his wife, the wife hugging the child and the child his
[00:06:09] puppy, that has happened to us literally
[00:06:12] in many cases, two little sisters, many
[00:06:16] people, it happens to us a lot that they are
[00:06:19] hugging, this is Steban Chaláh's 48th
[00:06:23] mission, and there are still things that surprise him, such as the
[00:06:25] resilience of the Venezuelan people, that
[00:06:29] hug the Venezuelan people in this difficult moment and what we receive
[00:06:33] is that warm hug, the love of the Venezuelan people, we are
[00:06:36] the ones who are taking a piece of it, that's why our uniforms
[00:06:40] have both flags and... with
[00:06:43] everyone, everyone, everyone who passes by here, everyone who comes to see
[00:06:47] us where we are staying all the time, everyone asking us how
[00:06:50] we are, how we feel and we are immensely
[00:06:53] grateful to the Venezuelan people.
[00:06:56] 14 humanoid robots developed with Chinese
[00:07:00] technology have been incorporated into the Shanghai Hai Chang Ocean Park.
[00:07:03] For two weeks they will dance, participate in
[00:07:06] parades, perform acts and explain marine life to
[00:07:10] visitors.
[00:07:12] When robots enter a theme park, they must engage in open
[00:07:16] conversations with visitors and create an emotional connection.
[00:07:20] Not everything can be rehearsed
[00:07:23] fixed responses. Robots need a broad knowledge base
[00:07:27] that allows them to use artificial intelligence and
[00:07:30] algorithms to interact with people and answer
[00:07:34] questions freely within the limits we establish. Their
[00:07:38] autonomous operating capability also means that they are capable of learning.
[00:07:43] Engineers are also investigating whether these machines
[00:07:46] can eventually develop a recognizable personality with consistent
[00:07:50] language, movements and
[00:07:51] behavior.
[00:07:55] We are also investigating how to endow each robot with emotional
[00:07:58] traits. Hibot has two
[00:08:01] backend platforms: Linsin and Linchon. It provides
[00:08:05] robots with distinct personalities and allows them to interact
[00:08:09] accordingly.
[00:08:13] their movements, we can already observe that when this small robot is in standby mode,
[00:08:17] it no longer just remains motionless, it gradually
[00:08:20] develops its own small movements, in the
[00:08:24] future it could also have its own characteristic phrases and
[00:08:27] develop habits more similar to those of
[00:08:30] humans, the park also highlights
[00:08:33] the limits of what can be foreseen
[00:08:36] beforehand.
[00:08:40] There can be sudden downpours or groups of very
[00:08:43] active children, once the robots enter a theme park
[00:08:47] they have to move. We often move from one place to
[00:08:50] another and the robots have to follow us, an interesting
[00:08:53] challenge is that they need to know exactly who to
[00:08:57] follow. For them people look
[00:09:00] different, but the differences are not always so
[00:09:03] obvious. All these situations pose open
[00:09:07] challenges for robots, as it is difficult for us to
[00:09:10] foresee all possibilities beforehand,
[00:09:12] that they can become convincing
[00:09:16] park characters may depend less on how well
[00:09:20] they imitate a person and more on whether they are capable of
[00:09:23] playing a clearly
[00:09:25] defined role.
[00:09:29] This raises new questions for both robots and
[00:09:33] us. What do we really need in a real-world
[00:09:36] environment and how should these capabilities
[00:09:39] be developed? People choose different fields of
[00:09:43] specialization in university and robots would also
[00:09:47] specialize, they may look the same on
[00:09:50] the outside, but what they learn will be different, just like
[00:09:54] new employees, they need an internship to
[00:09:57] understand what customers need. These
[00:10:00] two weeks will allow a closer look at what skills are
[00:10:04] useful, what still needs human support and how the same
[00:10:08] type of mechanical body can be trained for different tasks.
[00:10:33] Venezuela lived submerged in permanent military
[00:10:36] campaigns, epidemics, ambushes and unexpected
[00:10:40] defeats, each battle could be the
[00:10:42] last.
[00:10:44] 1818,
[00:10:46] in the midst of the campaign, a piece of news explodes in
[00:10:50] Europe. Bolívar has
[00:10:52] died, without glory or witnesses,
[00:10:56] a newspaper states it, others repeat it,
[00:11:00] and like an echo, alliances fall,
[00:11:03] troops dissolve and hope
[00:11:06] fades. This Sunday,
[00:11:09] discover how a printed lie almost
[00:11:13] buried freedom before it was born,
[00:11:16] hosted by Inocencio
[00:11:20] the informative rounds at 9:30 in the
[00:11:23] morning and 12 at noon on Globovisión,
[00:11:37] put on your espadrilles, because what's
[00:11:40] coming is joropo, regardless
[00:11:43] of the era or the rhythms, to
[00:11:47] dance to the rhythm they play us, no matter
[00:11:50] how you dance it, these are the
[00:11:54] ones that...
[00:11:58] This Sunday, in Embassies and Ambassadors,
[00:12:01] Julio César Pineda
[00:12:04] talks with Vanessa May, Head of Office of the
[00:12:07] United Nations for the Coordination of Humanitarian
[00:12:11] Affairs in
[00:14:38] in a single repository the geographical, statistical and
[00:14:42] administrative information generated by different local dependencies, allows
[00:14:46] the public administration of the Mexican state of Jalisco to
[00:14:49] support with verifiable data the design of public
[00:14:52] policies, named Mapal. The platform,
[00:14:56] developed by the Institute of Statistical and Geographical Information
[00:14:59] IIG of Jalisco and put into operation on April
[00:15:03] 16, allows exploring updated geospatial and
[00:15:06] statistical information of the 125 municipalities of the
[00:15:10] state through interactive maps that combine layers of
[00:15:13] economy, security, education, demography and
[00:15:16] social development. Genesis Becerra, director of
[00:15:20] Geospatial Information of the IIG and leader of the
[00:15:23] project, explained that the... seeks to close a gap between the
[00:15:27] availability of dispersed official data and its effective
[00:15:30] use by governments, specialists and
[00:15:34] citizens, what differentiates similar forms of
[00:15:37] cartography is that it not only shows
[00:15:40] maps, but it shows spatial analysis combined with
[00:15:44] geographical and statistical information, that is, the
[00:15:47] user can combine different layers, make
[00:15:50] visual correlations between different information,
[00:15:53] it also combines information from different official
[00:15:56] sources in one place, therefore the user
[00:16:00] can access the information without having to search in different
[00:16:04] sources,
[00:16:07] director of this strategic analysis of the IIG pointed out that the
[00:16:11] integration of dispersed sources in a single access point aims to
[00:16:14] expand the universe of users who consult public information,
[00:16:18] a step that he considers indispensable for open
[00:16:21] data to translate into better-informed
[00:16:23] decisions. The importance of
[00:16:27] concentrating information is to be able to broaden the spectrum
[00:16:31] of people who make queries in
[00:16:33] general, many times the population.
[00:16:37] whether it is the general population or dependencies,
[00:16:41] municipalities, private companies,
[00:16:43] etc., do not always go to
[00:16:46] consult public information and one of the objectives is that this is
[00:16:50] expanded. Among the data available in Mapalap,
[00:16:54] are municipal limits, health and educational
[00:16:58] infrastructure, security statistics, poverty
[00:17:01] measurements, municipal finances, protected
[00:17:04] natural areas and monthly climatic variables such
[00:17:07] as temperature and precipitation,
[00:17:10] all of which makes it a valuable platform for both the
[00:17:14] general public and specialists in geography,
[00:17:17] statistics, demography, sociology, security and other
[00:17:20] areas of knowledge, who can download the information,
[00:17:24] do their own analysis and design better public
[00:17:27] policies. Every morning around 9
[00:17:31] Ufans begins her day
[00:17:34] the Chinese province of Yunnan.
[00:17:37] international tourists see her as she introduces them to the varied
[00:17:41] local cuisine, it has been great because we have discovered
[00:17:45] some fruits that we don't know in France and we have discovered a lot of
[00:17:49] flavors.
[00:17:51] It's a very pleasant atmosphere, the people are very friendly and it smells
[00:17:55] very good everywhere, everything is super clean, I liked
[00:17:59] it a lot. In 2020, U decided
[00:18:02] to start a cooking
[00:18:04] course.
[00:18:08] I've always loved food, that's where the idea came from, and since
[00:18:12] I speak foreign languages, I thought, why not share the
[00:18:15] best of my hometown's culture with people from all over the
[00:18:19] world. In the kitchen, visitors learn to
[00:18:23] prepare typical Yunnan dishes such as a chicken salad
[00:18:26] locally known as ghost chicken, a
[00:18:29] specialty of the Jimpo ethnic group.
[00:18:33] It's been amazing, we've prepared a salad ourselves.
[00:18:45] local life, into what people do here, and for us the
[00:18:49] most important thing was to show our children what Chinese
[00:18:53] life is like.
[00:18:56] Over the years, Gu's cooking classes have not stopped
[00:19:00] gaining popularity, further boosted by the increasing
[00:19:04] popularity of Yunnan as an international
[00:19:07] tourist destination.
[00:19:11] every time they recreate Yunnan dishes at home and send me
[00:19:14] photos, I feel very happy, because when they cook those
[00:19:18] dishes again, they are probably remembering the most wonderful
[00:19:21] moments of their trip to Yunnan.
[00:19:23] As the country's visa
[00:19:27] exemption policies continue to facilitate travel,
[00:19:30] more and more people have the opportunity to experience authentic
[00:19:34] China in its entirety. Forest
[00:19:39] cover reaches 98% of the
[00:19:42] Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, while Tianmen Mountain, more than
[00:19:46] 1500 meters above sea level, is a pleasant summer
[00:19:49] retreat. The iconic 999-step
[00:19:53] staircase leading to Tianmen Cave has become
[00:19:56] one of the main attractions for international
[00:19:59] visitors. To improve the experience during the peak tourist
[00:20:03] season, the scenic area has incorporated multilingual
[00:20:07] signage, volunteer service points and shaded
[00:20:10] rest areas. It's
[00:20:14] really beautiful, it's very nice here, the streams
[00:20:18] meander through the valleys, it's
[00:20:20] amazing, the people here are very friendly, and the
[00:20:24] streets are very clean and well-maintained, it's also the
[00:20:27] best place to spend
[00:20:29] the summer.
[00:20:32] everything here is very natural, so I really enjoy the surroundings, the
[00:20:36] monkeys, the trees, the mountains, and the
[00:20:39] food is delicious we learn about the
[00:20:42] culture.
[00:21:14] Also the views are beautiful, we are from Belgium
[00:21:17] so in our country we don't have anything
[00:21:21] similar, there is a really magical atmosphere, it's impressive.
[00:22:21] very easy for you because you are in the office, but you are not on the street, but I'm going there,
[00:22:25] daddy, the case, no, no, no, no, I'm
[00:22:27] coming, daddy, don't be
[00:22:29] late,
[00:22:37] because of an imprudence you can lose what you love
[00:22:40] most, so, take it, daddy, they are waiting for you
[00:22:43] at home,
[00:22:47] kid, wear your helmet, a message, the Vera family
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[00:23:35] We work so you can come home, we made great
[00:23:38] efforts throughout this event, this month and so much that has happened
[00:23:42] to be with our people and we showed that when you have a protocol, a plan and
[00:23:45] organization things go well, in this stage we are
[00:23:48] starting. process of repairing 1300 apartments
[00:23:52] with a criterion of support for people over
[00:23:55] 65 years old, then I want to tell my neighbors to be calm, as
[00:23:59] national or international resources arrive we will lower that
[00:24:03] range and reach all places where it is necessary, but in this first stage
[00:24:06] there are 1300 apartments, common areas of the
[00:24:09] buildings and buildings that have damaged masonry that can be seen
[00:24:13] from the outside, etc., there we will also start and the
[00:24:17] buildings that are in red.
[00:24:31] Venezuela, in the news we continue to give visibility to the stories and
[00:24:35] people who have sought to make a difference after what happened
[00:24:39] on June 24. In the studio we are joined by journalist and content
[00:24:43] creator Kylin Miliani, who has sought to provide support, help
[00:24:46] and joy to those who have needed it most. The appointment. as every
[00:24:50] weekend is this Saturday at 8:30 at night in the
[00:24:53] news on Globovisión.
[00:26:16] considered the oldest in America with 500 years of antiquity,
[00:26:19] stood out for its principles of resilience, cultural exchange
[00:26:23] and peaceful coexistence among populations, according to confirmed
[00:26:26] findings in the archaeological zone of the South American country.
[00:26:30] During a tour of the impressive sacred city of Caral Supe and the fishing
[00:26:36] the province of Barranca north of Lima, local experts
[00:26:39] explained the relevance of this social model that managed to structure
[00:26:43] articulated urban centers without ever resorting to military
[00:26:46] conflicts or invasions. The
[00:26:49] director of research and conservation of archaeological real estate of the Caral
[00:26:53] archaeological zone, SAC, Marco
[00:26:55] Machacuy, highlighted that the findings reveal signs of
[00:26:59] resilience in the face of the constant climatic changes of the time,
[00:27:03] against which the inhabitants subsisted through the gradual
[00:27:06] adaptation of daily resources and constant interregional
[00:27:10] mutual aid, what Caral contributes is very
[00:27:12] important because we have these signs of
[00:27:15] resilience that despite these climatic
[00:27:19] changes being cyclical, the populations have subsisted, they have slightly
[00:27:22] changed their means of subsistence, I imagine
[00:27:26] that through cooperation
[00:27:29] they have reorganized and helped each other.
[00:27:33] For his part, David Palomino, who is the field chief of the Áspero headquarters of the
[00:27:37] SAC, detailed how this cooperation materialized in practice,
[00:27:42] the Caral civilization was vital to directly complement the
[00:27:46] economy and food of the inhabitants. The
[00:27:49] archaeologist clarified that Caral was organized along the Supe Valley with the
[00:27:53] town of Áspero as a satellite fishing port, while the
[00:27:56] inland settlements provided varied agricultural products along with
[00:28:00] various materials for the construction.
[00:28:03] The relationship between Áspero and Canales was one of economic, cultural
[00:28:07] and political complementarity, economic, because from
[00:28:10] Áspero the fishing city was established, an urban
[00:28:14] center that dedicated and specialized
[00:28:17] specifically in fishing activity, in the
[00:28:19] extraction of fishing resources, as I had
[00:28:22] mentioned, anchovies and sardines and
[00:28:26] various mollusks. The valuable heritage of the Caral
[00:28:30] civilization affirms the importance of territorial
[00:28:33] integration models, as specialists agree that
[00:28:37] the preservation of these historical evidences offers fundamental
[00:28:41] lessons on sustainability, resilience and
[00:28:44] peaceful cooperation, which are fully
[00:28:47] applicable to address current needs.
[00:28:49] Built on the dinosaur fossil
[00:28:53] site ofTELEVISION NEWS TRANSCRIPT: Tashampu in
[00:28:56] Cichuan Province, the Zigong Dinosaur Museum has received
[00:28:59] researchers and visitors from all over the world since its inauguration
[00:29:03] in 1987. After a thorough renovation that began in
[00:29:07] May 2025, the museum officially reopened to
[00:29:10] the public at the end of July this year. The renovation
[00:29:14] focused on creating an environment with controlled temperature and humidity,
[00:29:17] which has allowed numerous exceptional
[00:29:20] fossils that until now remained
[00:29:24] stored to be exhibited for the first time.
[00:29:28] Among the new pieces on display are several large dinosaur
[00:29:32] fossils. These include a nearly complete dinosaur skull and
[00:29:35] exceptionally well-preserved fossil
[00:29:38] remains. All of them are shown to the public for the first
[00:29:41] time. In addition, the exhibition
[00:29:45] recreations of their habitat and the environment in which
[00:29:48] they lived. The redesigned galleries place
[00:29:52] a greater emphasis on storytelling, recreating the Jurassic ecosystems
[00:29:56] with realistic scenes. Visitors can follow dramatic
[00:30:00] moments from prehistory such as
[00:30:02] encounters between predator and prey dinosaurs contemplating their
[00:30:06] ancient habitat after a successful hunt, with a
[00:30:09] maximum capacity of 35 thousand visitors a day, the museum
[00:30:13] plans to launch guided tours for the public,
[00:30:16] scientific lectures given by experts,
[00:30:20] night programs within the museum, and other educational activities, with the
[00:30:24] aim of offering an even more immersive experience in the
[00:30:27] Jurassic world. With an area of more than 70,000
[00:30:30] square meters, the museum is one of the main global
[00:30:34] centers dedicated to Jurassic dinosaur research and
[00:30:38] scientific dissemination. Its collection includes remains of
[00:30:42] nearly 300 species of dinosaurs and tens of thousands of
[00:30:46] fossils of other vertebrates.