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[00:02:30] This Saturday we have a very packed,
[00:02:33] very nutritious program, also with many luxury guests, first
[00:02:37] we will be talking about the controversies of the week, among
[00:02:41] addiction, and them Ana de Armas with this love with the Venezuelan
[00:02:44] Beto, we also have information about the controversy of the
[00:02:49] that in this edition of the singer Shakira with Piqué and the actress Hollyberry, also a
[00:02:52] musical guest that you cannot miss, his name is Gonzalo who
[00:02:55] will tell us details of his
[00:02:58] place, right in show this October 16. Well, there's a lot to talk about, so get ready,
[00:03:02] get comfortable at home, next we start with more
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[00:03:08] representation affirmed that it will maintain y Reyes de Venezuela" contest, who started their activities this week
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[00:03:14] through education, through
[00:03:15] to try many things until you get what this.
[00:03:19] Very happy today to start this
[00:03:22] likes they get on certain publications 2026 season of queens and kings of
[00:03:25] matters, we prioritize
[00:03:26] direct transmission on the screen Venezuela, today on the first day the induction where the explanation is
[00:03:29] given. the welcome to our channel Globovisión, this wonderful team that works
[00:03:33] and makes this possible, what is the production team, who are
[00:03:38] uh, we definitely part of the board of queens
[00:03:39] on Sundays, in and kings of Venezuela, eh, the
[00:03:42] presentation of all their teachers or coaches with whom they will work on this
[00:03:47] the rescue groups, the angels of occasion, who will teach them runway, public speaking,
[00:03:50] acting,
[00:03:53] work in several communities on the
[00:03:53] closes an unforgettable chapter with eh, physical training that for us is so important both for our misses and
[00:03:58] Caracas and the moment
[00:03:59] one month after our misters, the new board, eh that is part
[00:04:02] the Mayan tradition gathered of our eh queens and kings of Venezuela, not only Prince Julio
[00:04:05] kilometer 23 of the road, in César but everything that comes and everything that is behind eh that will
[00:04:10] Praise fest with Juan Experimental Polytechnic University of take this edition forward
[00:04:12] with a view to excellence, to have a marvelous job to prepare for
[00:04:22] document, pass into the hands of aimed at promoting the development of biking took over the tracks of bending a little there and trying to children's performances beyond 2027.
[00:04:22] So all of that we are going to well, we are in a new season of kings and queens
[00:04:24] and kings eh
[00:04:28] well, we hope that these raw diamonds, you. are the changes we are going to make and
[00:04:32] you will be impacted
[00:04:34] Penelope Nuff, a former member of by what we bring this
[00:04:35] Well, in fact, part of the proceeds from year in our contest, we have a training schedule
[00:04:39] from Monday to Friday, but there are
[00:04:42] special cases, there are girls who need
[00:04:44] delegate who suffered with to lose many kilos and it will no
[00:04:46] the double earthquake. Part of longer be from Monday to Friday, it will be from
[00:04:47] foods, we already know a little about Monday to Sunday, that is, all
[00:04:50] Leo Vivas and the week, okay, and a diet, of course, adapted to the
[00:04:53] goal we want to achieve, we cannot talk about something generic because there
[00:04:58] on the international agenda. will resonate in the Window Park in are very different cases, there are guys who are almost ready, there are girls who need know that you were trained thanks to the
[00:05:02] those girls, those guys who need a lot, we are going to train them 7
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[00:05:07] and we say thank you to Messi for everything he days, public speaking professor of the organization for the second
[00:05:09] consecutive year to evaluate
[00:05:12] and the protection of what are the weaknesses that studying percussion at a culture can be strengthened to greatly improve the
[00:05:15] capacity not only of public speaking but also of expression and
[00:05:18] camera confidence, for me it is a great responsibility, but also a
[00:05:22] very nice opportunity to
[00:05:24] accompany them in this process, here they will not only be
[00:05:28] taught to learn text eh
[00:05:31] as an acting line, but also
[00:05:35] to seek eh their own personality and be able to
[00:05:38] connect with the public, hello, I'm Francisco Restrepo,
[00:05:42] runway coach in this edition of Reinas y Reyes de Venezuela
[00:05:45] 2026 and well, it's no secret that I come here to train the
[00:05:49] girls and boys with firm steps towards the final
[00:05:52] night, to work with different personalities, besides there are
[00:05:56] 17 women and 15 men, there are many
[00:05:59] candidates, so eh complicity
[00:06:02] will always be part of our path. Today was the first day of activities
[00:06:06] and meetings here at the channel, I arrived a little
[00:06:09] late, well, it's a matter of getting used to it, I'm from the interior.
[00:06:13] Fortunately, they had not started the meeting, it gave me a chance to get
[00:06:16] my scarf, what I can tell you is that it was the last one they put on, but I
[00:06:20] entered and it was wonderful, I followed all the rules,
[00:06:23] I'm ready for everything that has to do with the preparation, hello, my name
[00:06:27] is Michael López and well, I'm going to tell you a story time about what happened to me in today's
[00:06:31] class with President Prince, it turns out that it's my
[00:06:34] birthday, thank God I have one more year of life and they called my attention because I had my phone, it's
[00:06:37] that I was also receiving a call from outside that was from my family and well, I wanted to
[00:06:41] answer it but I missed the call, nothing, that's what happened, hello, my
[00:06:45] name is Ariana Nieto, representative of Carabobo here in Reinas y
[00:06:48] Reyes, Venezuela, we have goals in life and
[00:06:52] if we have dreams, it's not necessary
[00:06:56] to leave one for the other, well, one of my most important goals
[00:07:00] has always been to be a lawyer, a future lawyer in the country, the
[00:07:03] base is organization, how to manage schedules, it's something that
[00:07:07] we are even working on right now, how we can manage
[00:07:10] those times.
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[00:10:36] we continue with more Globovisión entertainment news, this special one-
[00:10:39] hour for you, the Venezuelan family, we hear Shakira in the
[00:10:43] background and you will wonder why, well, we have so much to
[00:10:47] talk about this Colombian artist, in fact some
[00:10:50] controversies that continue to cause controversy in her professional
[00:10:53] career, but we have a special guest Valeria Fernández to talk about
[00:10:57] these details and this interesting panel for the weekend, welcome, thank
[00:11:00] you very much, thank you for inviting me, well, without a doubt we have a lot to
[00:11:04] talk about because well we have this Shakira case that for all
[00:11:08] of you who are watching us right now and are not very clear about the
[00:11:11] situation eh there were again fights
[00:11:15] between the ex-couple Shakira and Piqué because Shakira
[00:11:18] again filed a petition with the court in which she wanted
[00:11:22] her children to no longer be eh. participants
[00:11:25] of that, well, the truth is, that transatlantic trip to visit
[00:11:29] their father in Barcelona, since they after well after they
[00:11:33] settled the custody issues, they moved to Miami with
[00:11:36] Shakira, eh, she well, she asked the court that now
[00:11:40] the father should visit the children more often to well, eh
[00:11:43] avoid eh well more emotional breakdowns,
[00:11:47] also these issues of readapting them to the routine, time
[00:11:50] changes, because the truth is that well it's a bit of
[00:11:54] a marathon trip. more for young children, well, you know
[00:11:57] that that relationship obviously didn't end very well, also Piqué keeps
[00:12:01] saying that well they have messed a lot with his ex-partner,
[00:12:04] which is true, but well, unfortunately he has to abide a bit by
[00:12:08] social norms that after what he did, well, obviously
[00:12:12] it won't be seen so well and we are still waiting because
[00:12:15] obviously no conclusion was reached at that moment and we are
[00:12:19] still waiting for a
[00:12:22] the court to see what will happen. with this, yes,
[00:12:26] going back a little to how it all started, as you said,
[00:12:30] they tried to reach an agreement, since it didn't
[00:12:33] happen, they took it to a court, as you explained very
[00:12:37] well, Shakira at all times says that she is not trying
[00:12:40] to reduce Piqué's time with Sasha and Milan,
[00:12:43] but rather to reduce the stress and fatigue that this type
[00:12:47] of travel can generate. Remembering that in the original agreement any vacation
[00:12:51] period that the children have longer than 7 days implies
[00:12:55] that they travel to Barcelona, but I think a very important point that
[00:12:59] Piqué's side argues is that for him it is important that
[00:13:03] they stay close to their roots, and since most
[00:13:06] of the year they spend it in Miami, he says: these are moments when
[00:13:10] they can connect not only with family but
[00:13:13] also with Spanish culture, no yes, well that's true, but eh there
[00:13:17] is a point that I think
[00:13:19] that eh eh that defense is not taking into account,
[00:13:23] we see it as humans. as women who have more affinity with the issue
[00:13:27] of being mothers, which is that well, children are fragile, children have to
[00:13:30] adapt to a routine and no matter what, I understand the whole issue
[00:13:34] of eh wanting to re-root themselves
[00:13:37] in their Spanish roots, but well, the truth is that Miami
[00:13:41] is full of Hispanics, it is a is a cultural
[00:13:45] niche in which they can expand to whatever area, I
[00:13:48] understand, what happens in Spain eh, the number of holidays
[00:13:52] is very, very large, it's a very high demand. This does not happen so much in the United States,
[00:13:56] so well, for Piqué it will obviously be like a shock, look, but it's a holiday here, because
[00:13:59] it's not there. I imagine that's where it's going and and and
[00:14:03] well, he obviously wants to spend much more time with his children, but it's an
[00:14:06] extremely complex situation, I think so, and I think it's
[00:14:10] extremely valid that she asks him to rather be the one to travel during these
[00:14:14] periods, sometimes children who have Thanksgiving, who have well these
[00:14:17] holidays that can be a bit short to make a
[00:14:21] transatlantic trip of that magnitude, well, an adult
[00:14:24] has more capacity and more emotional intelligence
[00:14:27] to be able to lead and carry it and well, I think it's
[00:14:30] also a bit ugly on his part that they don't give in on
[00:14:34] that, you know that that well you don't have the best record and maybe
[00:14:38] the court doesn't have the best view of you, I think that
[00:14:43] have a peaceful party would not be bad either, we know
[00:14:46] that he is not a saint, he is an unfaithful
[00:14:49] man, he is a man who has nothing to do with it, but I think that on this
[00:14:53] occasion I will... side with Piqué, because they
[00:14:57] had already reached an agreement many years ago, why change it now,
[00:15:01] everything was already established, everything was already flowing well,
[00:15:04] despite the fact that they don't get along that well, why change it now, yes,
[00:15:08] the truth is that I don't know, it worries me a little
[00:15:12] that Shakira is vacillating a bit her own instinct
[00:15:16] and her emotional intelligence and letting herself be carried away a bit by her
[00:15:19] emotions and only wanting to mess with his patience for
[00:15:22] a while as we say, but...
[00:15:25] eh, look, I hope they really reach the best decision for the
[00:15:29] kids, because they are still small, they are still in a developmental
[00:15:31] stage, and well for those who have separated
[00:15:35] parents, divorced parents,
[00:15:37] those who... are divorced parents, know very well that maintaining the
[00:15:41] relationship between them is vital for the
[00:15:44] kids to grow up without trauma, without so many problems, and well, and
[00:15:48] in the end being eh functional adults, the one who doesn't go to
[00:15:52] therapy and we have realized a bit in these last years that
[00:15:55] that the part of eh emotional
[00:15:58] health has been so vital, whoever doesn't go to therapy
[00:16:02] after all those traumas well gets a bit damaged
[00:16:05] and ends up not being an adult. Well, not so functional in many areas,
[00:16:09] starting with love, well, issues that need to be addressed further
[00:16:13] on and as they will continue during the week, we will know
[00:16:17] how it will happen, we also have to talk about another
[00:16:20] international artist, Halle Berry, who is currently
[00:16:23] facing a new case for
[00:16:26] accusation from her ex-partner, who describes
[00:16:29] her as an aggressive person who in fact
[00:16:33] has certain according to her ex-husband
[00:16:35] culpability for having assaulted their 13-year-old son,
[00:16:39] something that is in fact
[00:16:42] also attracting a lot of attention because the
[00:16:45] actress's history has not been easy at all, she
[00:16:49] also assumes responsibilities that she also suffered things
[00:16:53] for a long time, but we have to talk about that, yes, no doubt we have to talk
[00:16:56] about this, Halle Berry was married for 5 years to Olivier
[00:17:00] Martinez, he is a French actor, obviously not as
[00:17:03] well known as Halle, you may remember him for this series called Revenge
[00:17:07] eh eh, look, it's an extremely complex
[00:17:11] and difficult case, because although Halle Berry eh has
[00:17:15] spoken about well, how she was a victim
[00:17:18] of eh domestic violence by her father
[00:17:21] who abused certain substances,
[00:17:25] eh, well, sometimes that trauma
[00:17:28] what is known eh, well, it was simply an argument she
[00:17:32] had once with her son, what the father alleges is
[00:17:35] that she tried to well, take the son's life,
[00:17:39] putting her hands around his neck, eh, the son
[00:17:43] well, desperately called his father, "Dad, come pick me up", this is a 13-year-old
[00:17:46] child, eh, he called his father desperately, "Dad, come
[00:17:49] pick me up", this is what happened, however I believe
[00:17:53] that not having another history, she, that is, after
[00:17:56] so many years, other partners, that it is known that well she has had these
[00:18:00] moments of violence, I think it's
[00:18:04] not wrong to give her the benefit of the doubt, however, eh, in
[00:18:07] the United States it is eh well,
[00:18:10] this case is being detailed a lot because there are already several
[00:18:14] cases of artists who have well succumbed to violence
[00:18:16] unfortunately also eh something that I
[00:18:19] found super interesting about this case and that is worth mentioning is
[00:18:23] that Halle Berry had asked Olivier
[00:18:26] Martinez on several occasions, they had had many custody
[00:18:29] problems, she had asked him on several occasions
[00:18:32] that eh well, it would be more flexible
[00:18:36] when it comes to well. taking her son, taking him to certain therapies,
[00:18:39] because he has neurodivergence, which I didn't know,
[00:18:43] I investigated what neurodivergence was for all of you,
[00:18:46] eh, they are different ways in which the
[00:18:50] brain develops that do not necessarily imply eh well, autism
[00:18:54] spectrum disorders eh or ADHD, but
[00:18:57] it can involve syndromes like Tourette's, like
[00:19:01] dyslexia, dyscalculia, eh, so
[00:19:03] well, obviously he's a kid who has a bit more difficulty with traditional education and that's why.
[00:19:07] she has been so insistent with the father that he
[00:19:10] help her with well, with those issues, so Olivier Martinez doesn't have
[00:19:14] the cleanest record either,
[00:19:17] we also know that eh well,
[00:19:20] she has accused Olivier Martinez of trying to turn
[00:19:24] her son against her, this is a super complex situation and where
[00:19:28] no one will know that because it is very difficult to take testimony from a 13-year-old
[00:19:32] child, Maseo, their 13-year-old son, it is very
[00:19:35] difficult to take his testimony, however, well, he is at an age where
[00:19:40] sometimes if mom scolds me, mom is bad, but if dad scolds me, he is also bad, I think it is a
[00:19:44] bit, it is a bit complex and we don't know from which part well
[00:19:47] they are perhaps negatively influencing the kid
[00:19:51] and on September 16, if I'm not mistaken, is the next
[00:19:54] meeting to know what will really happen with that issue, well
[00:19:58] and and precisely, resuming the seriousness of this matter, they
[00:20:01] shared custody 50-50,
[00:20:04] to give 800
[00:20:07] dollars a month to Olivier, additionally she has to
[00:20:11] cover all education expenses and care for Maseo, her
[00:20:14] son, but the most serious thing about all this is that the
[00:20:18] court removes shared custody because
[00:20:21] Olivier would have provided evidence of this alleged
[00:20:24] violence from the actress towards the minor, however
[00:20:28] she told another version of events, it's
[00:20:32] the same, the boy was playing, she asks him to stop
[00:20:35] playing and says that a... struggle began because her son
[00:20:39] pushed, however she says it was a kind of joke,
[00:20:43] that her current partner came to help them
[00:20:46] separate them and that she was even recording these images. and
[00:20:50] she will take them to court to prove that it was all part
[00:20:53] of a joke and perhaps a struggle that arises
[00:20:56] simply because she wanted her son to detach a bit from these
[00:21:00] screens, so we have, as you say, the two
[00:21:03] versions: Olivier says on one hand and also provides evidence
[00:21:07] that the court has already seen, but additionally she tells another
[00:21:10] version that I think has points in common and that will have to be seen with
[00:21:14] great care to understand what is best for the minor, no,
[00:21:18] yes, and I also think it's well, it's very complicated because people
[00:21:22] who deal with well, with people who
[00:21:25] have neurodivergence, whether that means they have a degree of
[00:21:29] autism of well, of different
[00:21:32] categories or who suffer from some other problem know that sometimes they can
[00:21:35] have some aggressive
[00:21:38] tendencies, I say this from my experience, obviously I am not an
[00:21:42] expert on the subject, I say it from my experience that I have nephews who
[00:21:46] have a certain degree of autism, well, one with family
[00:21:51] the subject, but I do think it's a factor to take
[00:21:55] into consideration and I do think that when she shows the images, it will also be
[00:21:59] seen a little bit how the relationship between Maseo and eh with
[00:22:03] Halle, with his mother is, that well sometimes jokes can
[00:22:06] get a little out of hand but we won't know until
[00:22:10] well these these photos and these videos come to light, we won't
[00:22:14] really know what happened and I am very
[00:22:17] intrigued, the truth is, this topic has me very intrigued. because
[00:22:21] among the Hollywood precedents that we have of this is the case of
[00:22:25] Brad Pitt who with one of his children eh well the
[00:22:28] truth is, Brad Pitt's case I think is more complex and in this there is much more evidence
[00:22:32] because it is known that with his son Maddox he had an
[00:22:36] altercation on a private plane and he decided completely
[00:22:39] to remove his father's surname, but it also happened with the rest of his children who
[00:22:43] decided to do that and it seems that there are
[00:22:46] also well some
[00:22:49] eh... evidence that he was also violent with Angelina Jolie, so I think
[00:22:53] that well, the case is a bit, despite all the complexities, it is a
[00:22:57] bit simpler, there is a bit more evidence, because it is not just one
[00:23:01] child, there are several children who are complaining, in Halle Berry's case
[00:23:04] he is still a very young boy, eh, well
[00:23:08] we know that his relationship with his ex-husband has not been the
[00:23:11] best either, but we hope that without a doubt this will result in the
[00:23:14] best for Maseo, of course, Valeria, we are going to take a commercial break, when we return,
[00:23:18] we continue with you because we are going to...
[00:23:21] talk about Ana de Armas, but this is when we return, we will be back with more entertainment news.
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[00:24:01] we validate every detail before emitting it, we explain the
[00:24:05] context before giving the figures, because economics is
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[00:27:35] We continue with more news from Globovisión Espectáculos and now
[00:27:39] we are going to talk about Ana de Armas, one of the most
[00:27:43] successful women in Hollywood and also I think it's important
[00:27:46] to start this conversation taking into account
[00:27:49] that I particularly believe that women's work should not be
[00:27:53] seen and their romantic history should not be reduced
[00:27:56] under any circumstances. Many times
[00:28:00] we see the actress in the spotlight of the press, being singled out
[00:28:03] for her different partners. I believe that in a certain way
[00:28:07] there is this double standard in which the man is rewarded and the
[00:28:11] woman is singled out, trying to diminish her achievements
[00:28:15] as a woman who came, immigrated to the United States without
[00:28:18] speaking English and has achieved great roles on the
[00:28:21] screen by her own merit. Now, let's
[00:28:25] talk a little bit about this and why you also think this phenomenon
[00:28:29] occurs worldwide in which we have then. that double
[00:28:33] standard. Look, I love that you started with that, Ariana, because it's
[00:28:36] something I was thinking about and planned to say during this conversation. It makes me
[00:28:40] very angry that in 2026
[00:28:44] still the love life of such a successful and beautiful
[00:28:48] woman continues to be the focus of attention, regardless of how controversial
[00:28:52] it has been. I understand that sometimes it's a bit difficult to separate
[00:28:56] the artist from the work, however, in this case I don't
[00:28:59] see any issue that could lead... well, come on,
[00:29:03] to really put Ana de Armas in such a
[00:29:07] bad, in such a bad position. However, well, her
[00:29:10] love life has been quite extensive, which I applaud
[00:29:14] because, well, sometimes you have
[00:29:17] you really want. In fact, Taylor Swift made a song
[00:29:21] about this called "The Man" in which she talks about
[00:29:24] these distinctions there are between the
[00:29:28] man in Hollywood who is praised for being like Leonardo DiCaprio who has
[00:29:31] many women, who after 25 years old are no longer useful, so to speak,
[00:29:35] and put it in quotation marks or so the urban
[00:29:38] who, if she has
[00:29:42] many heartbreaks or romantic failures, then
[00:29:45] she is singled out with, well, certain words
[00:29:48] and certain qualifiers that obviously we are not going to put here because
[00:29:51] I also don't think they are correct
[00:29:55] at all. Look, from Ana de Armas's romantic history,
[00:29:58] I rescue four characters, including
[00:30:02] Beto Montenegro right now. I highlight
[00:30:05] first, well, she had among her loves these writers,
[00:30:09] people who are more behind the scenes in Hollywood,
[00:30:13] but she was also with Ben Affleck.
[00:30:16] This was a very brief relationship. It is known that for a long
[00:30:20] time she was only seen in the streets holding hands. There
[00:30:23] was never a statement from the press or her
[00:30:27] representative that really said it, but the truth is I think
[00:30:30] it was quite a beautiful love. Well, then obviously the
[00:30:34] heartbreaks that Ben Affleck has had have, I think,
[00:30:38] broken all our hearts. This, well,
[00:30:41] there's Jennifer Lopez.
[00:30:44] I think Ben Affleck's romantic history has been a bit
[00:30:48] dense, but we're talking about Ana de Armas and I think that was a point that
[00:30:52] also put her on the map for many people.
[00:30:55] Maybe not everyone knew who Ana de Armas was, but by seeing her
[00:30:59] with Ben Affleck, it was like, wow, but she's a tremendous actress. This
[00:31:03] girl played Marilyn Monroe, wow, she has, she has
[00:31:06] had an important role in Hollywood. I personally
[00:31:10] love how she is, but well, we know she's had her
[00:31:14] ups and downs with that. Then she was seen very briefly with Tom
[00:31:17] Cruise. It's known that she's a girl who
[00:31:21] doesn't like to be 100% exposed to cameras
[00:31:24] or expose her relationships, although well, now we're going to talk about
[00:31:28] Beto, who we know completely broke the mold. Then,
[00:31:31] I don't remember his name at this moment, but he's the stepson of
[00:31:35] Díaz Canel, the president of Cuba. This was one of her most questioned
[00:31:38] romantic relationships because she,
[00:31:42] well, is Spanish- Cuban. However, her
[00:31:45] family left Cuba due to political circumstances that
[00:31:49] we all know, and well, this person who is her partner is
[00:31:53] not only Díaz Canel's stepson but also his political
[00:31:57] advisor. So, well, there was a lot of
[00:31:59] controversy. We'll leave it to each person at home to evaluate
[00:32:03] it and form their own opinion about it until we get
[00:32:07] to Beto, our beloved Beto from Raguayana, who
[00:32:10] has been criticized a bit for being with this woman with this
[00:32:14] history with... these types of men. However, they look
[00:32:17] super happy. A few days ago, I think
[00:32:21] three or four days ago, they were seen entering the Louis
[00:32:24] Vuitton show, holding hands. She was dressed spectacularly and
[00:32:28] he, true to his essence, to his style, which is a bit hippie but
[00:32:32] undoubtedly suits him spectacularly and is very
[00:32:35] characteristic of who he is. Also, Ana is a super successful woman in Hollywood,
[00:32:39] nominated for an Oscar as best
[00:32:43] movie Marilyn Monroe. Now,
[00:32:45] I'm very curious. I never imagined this between Beto and
[00:32:49] Ana de Armas and that it all started as rumors. We saw pictures of
[00:32:53] her at the concert that Ana does at Rawi's concert.
[00:32:56] Well, she must like the music and suddenly there were more concerts, more
[00:33:00] concerts until Ana herself published a reel of
[00:33:03] photographs with sandals where there were the initials a
[00:33:07] and b and it was like, wow, this is real, how
[00:33:10] did we get here, how did we get here? Look, and the
[00:33:13] truth is, what makes me laugh the most is that I found out about this
[00:33:17] while in Spain from some Spaniards who know part
[00:33:20] of Ragüeayana's team and they found out years ago, that is, we
[00:33:24] are late, this has been going on for a while, this has been
[00:33:28] of life that
[00:33:31] it turns out that this has been brewing for quite a while. They
[00:33:34] didn't want it to come out, to be public or anything
[00:33:37] like that. There was also some kind of flirtation
[00:33:41] between Beto and Ana with Elena.
[00:33:45] So there they tried to dissuade the audience
[00:33:48] a bit. However, well, they look
[00:33:51] super in love. I love this, because also
[00:33:54] I feel that sometimes unconsciously we look for that
[00:33:58] Latin root, we as Latin Americans, and
[00:34:01] especially those of us who live abroad or have lived abroad, we want,
[00:34:05] we yearn to have that Latino by our side.
[00:34:08] They are similar roots, it's similar food, even
[00:34:12] the jokes are similar. So, well. I think it's very
[00:34:16] nice that they are together right now, and also that they are
[00:34:19] sharing this big Hollywood scene. Also, there's a super
[00:34:23] important detail that, well, we realized
[00:34:26] right now that artists in Hollywood, when you enter the
[00:34:30] Hollywood spotlight, there's a moment that is measured by
[00:34:34] the charts, the amount of clicks and
[00:34:37] in which you manage to become a superstar. At least Elena
[00:34:41] Rose, I know she achieved it when she performed at the Grammys. At the
[00:34:45] Grammys, at that moment Hollywood ended up
[00:34:48] qualifying her as a superstar. Beto
[00:34:52] has already moved to that , well,
[00:34:56] roster, to that privileged group of superstars
[00:34:59] and we made it evident. It
[00:35:01] was evident just now that we have the lineup for Lollapalooza
[00:35:05] and Estéreo Picnic, because at Lollapalooza,
[00:35:08] those who have gone to concerts, know about concerts, or simply
[00:35:12] see the posters on social media, know that in
[00:35:15] such large festivals there is a larger section where they put
[00:35:19] the star guests, where the main stages will be,
[00:35:22] the biggest ones, and then a smaller section in smaller
[00:35:26] letters where the rest of the guests are. Raguayana
[00:35:30] is currently both at Lollapalooza and Estéreo Picnic, which are
[00:35:34] two incredibly large festivals compared, well, of the
[00:35:37] caliber of, well, Tomorrowland and many
[00:35:40] more. They are, and also Coachella, Raguayana
[00:35:44] is on that main lineup, sharing image and
[00:35:47] name with stars like David Guetta, The Killers,
[00:35:51] and Tiny, who else is
[00:35:54] there, Charlie XCX, Charlie XCX,
[00:35:57] Travis Scott, that is, stars of a
[00:36:00] tremendous caliber, really. They have already achieved that
[00:36:04] superstar position, so I think this was the A-list
[00:36:07] couple that Venezuela needed and
[00:36:11] we have them. Well, also what you mentioned about this internationalization or
[00:36:15] this global mention that a celebrity has when they are very well recognized, there's
[00:36:19] the case of Edgar Ramírez who is already practically super
[00:36:21] positioned in Hollywood. But now, before finishing because you know
[00:36:25] time is pressing, this positive aspect. Very negative for both
[00:36:28] Ana de Armas and Beto, those highlights
[00:36:31] of this relationship, regardless
[00:36:34] of what exists, the bad criticism but the constructive criticism
[00:36:38] for each of them. Look, the truth is
[00:36:42] I am one of those who thinks that in relationships we can rarely comment
[00:36:45] because we don't know the background. However,
[00:36:49] I feel that it will be a tremendous boost more for Beto than
[00:36:53] for Ana. For Ana, well, and to put it this way,
[00:36:57] it was a bit even unpleasant, but for her, her great impulse from a
[00:37:01] partner was Ben Affleck at the time and then Tom Cruise,
[00:37:04] well, two hyperstars, because they are not superstars, they are hyper
[00:37:08] stars. Well, they catapulted
[00:37:11] her a bit and put her more in the, well, in the
[00:37:15] main spotlight for many people. However,
[00:37:18] I think this gives her a very clean image,
[00:37:22] much cleaner. He is a man her age, which was a considerable age difference she had
[00:37:26] with Ben Affleck and Tom Cruise.
[00:37:28] I think I can see her in a more stable relationship. I think this is very nice.
[00:37:32] Good for them, and for Beto, this is undoubtedly the
[00:37:35] springboard he didn't need, because I think with
[00:37:39] his great talent he
[00:37:42] can go wherever he wants and in fact he has shown us that he has
[00:37:45] done it. But I think it doesn't hurt that, well, that they are
[00:37:49] holding hands right now. I don't think it's an advertising strategy,
[00:37:53] as it was thought to be at the time... Bad Bunny and Kendall Jenner, not
[00:37:57] at all. I don't think so, I think it's something very genuine, as I told you, I
[00:38:01] found out by chance that the truth is it's been going on much
[00:38:04] longer than people think it has.
[00:38:08] So, well, I think they will do very well, and long live
[00:38:12] love, that's the most important thing. Valeria, thank you for
[00:38:15] joining us, your social networks quickly
[00:38:17] @valeria.fernandez.com.
[00:38:20] Thank you very much, Valeria, with this we mark a new commercial break, do not
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[00:42:33] We continue to enjoy this weekend of news from Globovisión Espectáculos
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[00:42:42] concert he has for this October
[00:42:45] 16th, but first, how are you, happy evening and welcome. Good evening, how are you
[00:42:49] all? Well, thank you very much for allowing me to be in this
[00:42:52] space and invite you all this October 16th to dance, to have a
[00:51:03] and I need to do it with my hand on my heart,
[00:51:06] you know that this year has been difficult for many Venezuelans and not only
[00:51:10] Venezuela but also internationally with the issue of earthquakes, the
[00:51:14] orchestra, and on your part, Gonzalo Díaz, that message of support for the
[00:51:17] families of La Guaira that cannot be forgotten and of course you have, and I have to
[00:51:21] any show in
[00:51:24] support in La Guaira?
[00:51:28] the tickets for this October 16th will be allocated to help
[00:51:31] block four of Coche, the Charbot
[00:51:39] the ticket sales that we obtain from that
[00:51:42] concert will be allocated, we have already been providing some
[00:51:45] help to that parish
[00:51:49] specifically, but here we will help with, and
[00:51:52] definitely, of course, we have been to La Guaira
[00:51:56] through the productions under the tree movement, we have helped, we have made
[00:52:00] contributions through people who also live abroad, we have been the
[00:52:03] channel to... help these people, so
[00:52:07] we are open and in favor of helping all the people who
[00:52:11] are evidently in these difficult moments. Well, Gonzalo,
[00:52:14] thank you very much for joining us, the Venezuelan public now has
[00:52:18] the invitation for all these events, please your social networks
[00:52:21] quickly, you can follow me on @gonzalodiazdc,
[00:52:25] on all social networks I am @gonzalodiazdc and my YouTube channel
[00:52:28] Gonzalo Díaz, thank you very much, we hope very soon with the
[00:52:32] launch of this album as well.
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[00:55:01] Mister Global, 2026.
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[00:55:08] where Alejandro managed to position himself as the fourth
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[00:56:29] Last part of Noticias Globo Visiona entertainment,
[00:56:31] next we talk about those news of the week. Florentino
[00:56:35] will visit a state in our country, let's see these
[00:56:38] details. On December 17th, Valencia
[00:56:42] will receive Servando Florentino, Ronald
[00:56:44] Borjas, Nelson Arrieta and Víctor Muñoz for the fourth
[00:56:48] edition of the party of the year, a benefit concert to
[00:56:51] ensure the baby Jesus for the little ones affected by the double
[00:56:55] earthquake in La Guaira. This night will not only be full of pop,
[00:56:58] salsa and tropical rhythms that
[00:57:02] the capital of Carabobo, but also of bond
[00:57:05] and purpose. More artists are joining the
[00:57:09] fresh album, the continuation of Radio Venezuela by Chino y
[00:57:12] Nacho, this time the exponent of the urban genre Atso. This news
[00:57:16] was shared through a carousel by the interpreter of Bailame, who
[00:57:20] recognized the trajectory and talent of the singer, at the same time Atzo
[00:57:23] expressed that he is happy and honored to be part of this
[00:57:27] project that the public will be able to enjoy on October
[00:57:30] 22nd, and in the month of November, the Livestock and
[00:57:34] Agricultural Expo Fair will be held in Caracas with the presence of
[00:57:37] various national artists, let's learn more details
[00:57:40] below. A new agro-productive meeting will arrive in the
[00:57:44] capital for the general public to enjoy. A
[00:57:47] platform that connects the livestock world and the countryside with the
[00:57:51] city, music will also be present during the three days of the
[00:57:54] expo, starting on November 27th with a
[00:57:57] show by the sabanero cardinal Reinaldo Armas
[00:58:01] and the folklore princess Sofía Alejandra, on
[00:58:04] Saturday the 28th, three artists will awaken the
[00:58:08] energy and dance of the attendees: Carle
[00:58:11] Linares, Carlos Meléndez and Lion Lázaro. Finally, on
[00:58:15] Sunday, November 29th, the... Gaita will take over the stage with
[00:58:19] total solemnity and the llanero rhythm will be provided by Miguelito
[00:58:22] Díaz. Tickets for the event that plans to bring together the entire
[00:58:26] family in the Tent area located in the CCST parking lot
[00:58:29] are already available at the official
[00:58:33] sales points. And the Venezuelan orchestra
[00:58:36] conductor Gustavo Dudamel will debut in Spain with the
[00:58:40] New York Philharmonic. Let's learn all the details.
[00:58:44] This concert will not only kick off the orchestra's anticipated
[00:58:48] European tour, but will also formally
[00:58:51] inaugurate Dudamel's new
[00:58:55] the oldest and most emblematic musical
[00:58:58] institutions. The tour will feature 10
[00:59:01] concerts in six cities such as Paris,
[00:59:04] Barcelona, Madrid, Berlin, Hamburg, and
[00:59:07] Vienna. The return of the New York orchestra to the Catalan
[00:59:11] capital will mark its return after more than 16
[00:59:14] years and its return to European stages
[00:59:18] after 10 years of absence. International
[00:59:21] talent J. Willer announced that he will visit more than 10 countries
[00:59:25] with a new tour. Let's see what it's about. The
[00:59:29] Puerto Rican singer will tour Spain, the United States and Latin American
[00:59:32] countries such as Ecuador, Peru, Guatemala, Mexico,
[00:59:36] Argentina, Colombia, Dominican Republic and Chile from
[00:59:40] December 4, 2026 to June 5,
[00:59:43] 2027. The tour, which is called "La Voz
[00:59:46] Favorita" (The Favorite Voice), will include his most recent songs from his current
[00:59:50] album, as well as a review of his musical classics, including
[00:59:54] remixes, collaborations and more. Likewise, it is estimated
[00:59:57] that Willer will have special guests from Arima, after the Venezuelan
[01:00:01] Noré commented on the publication, "See you, sir,
[01:00:04] safe place in a few sites." And this is how we close the curtain on
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[01:06:15] President of the Republic Delhi Rodríguez presented a balance more than
[01:06:19] 100 days after the earthquakes that shook the country, in
[01:06:23] international news, Trump announced agreements between Russia and
[01:06:26] Ukraine to cease attacks on energy infrastructure.
[01:06:30] In sports, feats on wheels, Colombian
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[01:06:36] Venezuela, in entertainment Mau and Ricky
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[01:06:50] Noticias Globovisión, we begin immediately with this informative
[01:06:53] tour. The President of the Republic, Elsi
[01:06:57] Rodríguez, offered an assessment this Sunday,
[01:07:00] October 11, after more than 100 days had passed since the
[01:07:04] earthquakes that shook the country. In
[01:07:07] terms of housing, we have rehabilitated and delivered
[01:07:11] 2,422
[01:07:13] homes in Caracas, with special attention to the Libertador
[01:07:17] and Chacao municipalities, as well as in the states of La Guaira,
[01:07:20] Miranda and Aragua, benefiting
[01:07:23] 8,862
[01:07:26] people. Also, 700 new homes
[01:07:30] have been delivered in six states of the country and in La Guaira
[01:07:33] 686 homes were recovered,
[01:07:37] benefiting
[01:07:39] 3,358
[01:07:41] people. We also continue to rehabilitate
[01:07:45] 20,083 homes that will benefit
[01:07:49] a total of 82,205
[01:07:52] people in 13 states of the country. We have
[01:07:56] granted 461 loans to condominiums
[01:07:59] benefiting 16,172
[01:08:01] 16,172
[01:08:04] families for the recovery of their spaces and homes
[01:08:07] and the plan for 3,000 temporary
[01:08:11] single-family homes is being
[01:08:14] executed in Ciudad Caribe, with 27%
[01:08:18] progress and a total goal of 6,000 single-family
[01:08:22] homes. On the other hand,
[01:08:25] 7,336 people have been
[01:08:29] relocated and 30 temporary
[01:08:32] camps have been cleared. During this time, we have also
[01:08:36] inspected
[01:08:37] 62,968
[01:08:41] properties to determine their
[01:08:44] habitability, and for safety,
[01:08:47] 267 buildings have had to be
[01:08:50] demolished. In La Guaira, we have
[01:08:53] collected 1,200,000
[01:08:56] tons of debris out of the 2,100,000
[01:08:59] tons of the total goal, clearing
[01:09:03] 120 fronts in record time for the prompt
[01:09:07] recovery of the affected areas. In terms of public services in
[01:09:12] reached 100% for
[01:09:15] electricity and domestic gas, 99% for
[01:09:18] drinking water, and we have 85%
[01:09:22] connectivity, all of which are essential services for
[01:09:26] daily life.
[01:09:28] The National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology reported on the
[01:09:32] upcoming displacement and impact of two new tropical waves over
[01:09:35] national territory between October 13 and 18.
[01:09:39] The meteorological agency detailed that
[01:09:42] system number 56 will enter through the Guayana
[01:09:46] Esequiba between Monday and Tuesday to interact with the intertropical
[01:09:50] convergence zone, while perturbation number
[01:09:53] 57 will approach towards the end of the period,
[01:09:57] increasing cloud cover and the frequency of rainfall of
[01:10:00] varying intensity as it passes. The interaction
[01:10:03] of these atmospheric systems will generate intense
[01:10:07] showers and electrical activity
[01:10:10] starting in the eastern and southern regions of the country,
[01:10:14] to later extend gradually towards the
[01:10:17] central and western Venezuelan entities. Institutional
[01:10:21] reports specify that to date, the effective
[01:10:25] transit of 38 waves over the national
[01:10:28] geography has been recorded after the recent
[01:10:31] passage of perturbation number 55, which caused considerable
[01:10:35] rainfall in the Andean region, the plains, and Zulia
[01:10:38] state. The governing body recommended that civil
[01:10:42] protection agencies and citizens monitor river levels
[01:10:46] and heed official warnings. The INEMER
[01:10:50] 24-hour satellite monitoring to issue the corresponding
[01:10:54] bulletins and guarantee the safety of vulnerable
[01:10:57] communities in the face of seasonal
[01:11:00] conditions.
[01:11:03] In Miranda state, access to Los Teques via the Pan-American highway
[01:11:07] remains closed due to clearing efforts by crews
[01:11:10] to remove a tree.
[01:11:15] Vehicular traffic in the Los Teques-Caracas direction of the
[01:11:19] Pan-American highway is the only one open while authorities
[01:11:22] carry out the corresponding removal work to
[01:11:26] clear the road in the opposite lane. Crews
[01:11:30] have been working since this Saturday due to the
[01:11:33] fall of a tree onto the highway, which originally
[01:11:36] obstructed both lanes of traffic. For
[01:11:40] greater safety, municipal
[01:11:42] police officers from Guaicaipuro have kept the passage closed from
[01:11:48] the vicinity of the National
[01:11:52] the Bolivarian National Armed Forces.
[01:11:55] Drivers are advised to take Avenida Pedro
[01:11:59] Ruso Ferrer, Tambor descent, as an alternative route to enter the
[01:12:03] center of the Mirandina capital.
[01:12:05] This Sunday, work began to remove rocky and vegetative material
[01:12:09] in several sections of the Maracay National Highway.
[01:12:14] After the landslides recorded this past Saturday,
[01:12:17] kilometers 9, 10 and
[01:12:20] 25 of said road were affected. The work includes tasks with
[01:12:24] heavy machinery and specialized personnel from civil protection, forest firefighters,
[01:12:28] INPARQUES and community brigades. Within this
[01:12:31] framework, the Girardot municipality mayor's office also announced the launch
[01:12:35] for this week of the preventive maintenance work plan in the area. The
[01:12:38] road remains closed until the pertinent work is completed
[01:12:41] to guarantee the protection and safety of users.
[01:12:45] From Aragua, José Merchan,
[01:12:48] Globovisión. We continue, and firemen from Mérida
[01:12:51] State are still searching for a 53-year-old
[01:12:55] woman who disappeared after the Chama River
[01:12:58] overflowed. Risk management system officials
[01:13:02] and rescue groups are continuing their operations to
[01:13:05] rescue Daisy Jacqueline Mora González, a woman who was
[01:13:09] swept away by the current. This
[01:13:11] situation originated from an increase in the flow of a tributary of the
[01:13:15] aquatic body in the Las Cuevas del Arenal sector. We are
[01:13:19] quite concerned about the situation of a colleague and neighbor from the Las
[01:13:23] Cuevas sector who is missing.
[01:13:25] Declares Nelson Álvarez, mayor of the Mérida
[01:13:28] municipality. The leader also highlighted
[01:13:31] the work of the firefighters and other rescue teams and asked for the support
[01:13:34] of neighbors to optimize the search efforts. Likewise,
[01:13:38] Álvarez reported that the
[01:13:42] the road in the El Playón sector and that the
[01:13:45] Arias parish has been the most affected by the concentration of sediments due to the
[01:13:49] overflowing Chama River. Although the roads that
[01:13:52] were blocked have been cleared for vehicular
[01:13:55] traffic, caution is recommended when
[01:13:58] driving. Citizen security agencies and
[01:14:02] civil protection officially concluded search operations
[01:14:06] in the Caroní River in Bolívar State, after the lifeless
[01:14:09] bodies of two minors who remained missing in the
[01:14:13] Copacabana resort were found.
[01:14:16] The recovery of the bodies of the infants, aged eight and nine,
[01:14:19] concludes the rescue operations initiated after the
[01:14:23] incident in which an adult, aged 37, also drowned
[01:14:26] while trying to help them
[01:14:30] currents. For several days, rescue
[01:14:33] commissions, security personnel, family members and community
[01:14:37] members remained deployed in efforts to find the
[01:14:40] minors. The joint operation coordinated technical
[01:14:44] inspections and search patterns in the insular area of the river,
[01:14:47] achieving the location of the victims after the incident
[01:14:51] caused by the increased water flow in the resort.
[01:14:55] Local sectors reiterated the call to authorities to reinforce
[01:14:58] inspection controls and establish preventive
[01:15:02] restrictions in the recreational areas of the
[01:15:04] entity.
[01:15:07] Time to take a brief break, more national information upon return.
[01:15:33] Good morning to all our dear audience,
[01:15:36] here you not only get informed, you get
[01:15:39] inspired, you have fun and start the day
[01:15:43] well. The best coffee of the
[01:15:46] week is drunk on Saturdays and
[01:15:49] Sundays. The morning has a new
[01:15:52] flavor.
[01:16:25] Every Saturday at 6:04 AM
[01:16:29] on Globovisión.
[01:16:50] We return, and with an investment of 31 million
[01:16:54] euros, work is progressing to complete and
[01:16:57] put into service the Portuguese electric station
[01:17:01] located in the Páez municipality, infrastructure designed to
[01:17:04] strengthen the transmission system in the southwest of the
[01:17:08] country. The territorial manager of Corpoelec,
[01:17:11] Dani Briseño, and Governor Primitivo Sedeño
[01:17:14] inspected the work in Acarigua, reporting that the
[01:17:17] installation will come into operation soon to
[01:17:21] stabilize the voltage and optimize the service of the states
[01:17:25] of Portuguesa, Barinas, Mérida, Trujillo and
[01:17:29] Alto Apure. The authorities explained that the
[01:17:32] project will strengthen the 115 kV transmission
[01:17:36] system and support regional
[01:17:39] energy exchange. Likewise, they highlighted that the
[01:17:43] reactivation of the works was consolidated through energy
[01:17:46] agreements signed between the national executive and
[01:17:50] international corporations, which made it possible to overcome the
[01:17:54] technical stoppages that affected the import of
[01:17:57] specialized machinery and components. The
[01:18:00] regional leader stated that the commissioning of this substation
[01:18:04] will reduce the impact of load administration plans on
[01:18:07] the communities of southwestern Venezuela. The
[01:18:11] governmental representation and the technical teams of Corpoelec
[01:18:14] affirm that they are advancing in the consolidation of the national electric
[01:18:18] system to guarantee the socioeconomic
[01:18:20] development and the energy stability of the neighboring
[01:18:24] entities. The governor of Miranda State,
[01:18:28] Helió Sarano, and the mayor of Santa Teresa del Tuy,
[01:18:31] Reiner Pulido Fuentes, led the formal lighting of
[01:18:35] a new lighting system of the.
[01:18:39] This sports infrastructure remained two decades without
[01:18:42] nocturnal lighting service, during the
[01:18:45] re-inauguration, the governor of the entity, Helió Sarano,
[01:18:49] expressed that the works carried out respond to the articulated
[01:18:51] work between the regional executive and
[01:18:57] the locality. Today, as you have seen, it is a
[01:19:01] renovated stadium that definitely
[01:19:04] cannot envy any
[01:19:07] other space, we have brought it up to par, the
[01:19:11] lighting is one of its important factors and now here in this
[01:19:14] space we will be able to practice sports, baseball,
[01:19:17] softball at any time of day and especially at
[01:19:21] night, right, a hug to the people of
[01:19:24] Teresa, to the Teresa athlete and to the Teresa
[01:19:27] baseball player, we are really full of joy because today we are
[01:19:30] turning on the lights of the Martín Rada stadium, a work
[01:19:34] that has been carried out thanks to the support of President Delcy Rodríguez, thanks.
[01:19:37] Our brother governor of Miranda Helió Sarano here is not
[01:19:41] only about lighting, also about the
[01:19:44] dugouts, about the bathrooms, so that it looks beautiful,
[01:19:48] of course at the service of the people, at the service of youth to continue
[01:19:51] massifying sports in our independence municipality. The festive
[01:19:54] day includes an exhibition game with the participation of
[01:19:58] professional baseball figures, the works are
[01:20:01] part of an integral rehabilitation plan executed by the municipal
[01:20:05] management for the comprehensive recovery of the sports
[01:20:08] venue. From Miranda State. Hedy Gómez
[01:20:11] Ávila, Globovisión. At
[01:20:14] the facilities of the Family Hospital, the first Regional Congress
[01:20:18] on Neurodiversity was held with the purpose of providing specialized
[01:20:21] support, tools, information and comprehensive
[01:20:23] protection to Aragua families.
[01:20:27] About 300 people attended this meeting,
[01:20:30] including specialists, authorities,
[01:20:34] and family members to establish the foundations of...
[01:20:38] a regional plan for guidance and comprehensive protection
[01:20:41] for neurodivergent people, it is a plan that originates from
[01:20:45] our Aragua identity to establish a
[01:20:48] regional plan for the care of
[01:20:51] families with neurodivergent conditions,
[01:20:54] in this sense, today we
[01:20:57] accompanies a series of lectures
[01:21:00] that will allow us to understand
[01:21:04] and help all these families to move forward.
[01:21:07] that have in their homes this
[01:21:11] uh some relatives with some
[01:21:14] condition and we as a society from the Bolivarian state
[01:21:18] of Aragua have promoted
[01:21:22] training and qualification, everything that has
[01:21:25] to do with this whole area. The congress includes the
[01:21:28] articulation of various public institutions with the central objective of
[01:21:32] providing mothers and guardians with the relevant tools to
[01:21:36] accompaniment in the continuous development of
[01:21:39] neurodivergent children and young people in the
[01:21:42] region. From Aragua, José Merchan, Globo
[01:21:46] Visión. The Ministry for water services
[01:21:49] announced the execution of preventive and corrective maintenance
[01:21:52] work in the Twitters production system starting at
[01:21:56] midnight this Sunday, October 11.
[01:22:00] Through an official statement, the authorities reported that the
[01:22:03] technical optimization maneuvers will generate
[01:22:06] temporary interruptions in the supply of drinking water
[01:22:09] for an estimated period of 48 hours in the
[01:22:13] capital district and the states, La Guaira and
[01:22:16] Miranda. The operational deployment includes the
[01:22:19] intervention of specialized crews on the
[01:22:22] main pipelines, pumping systems and water treatment
[01:22:26] plants to improve distribution flows in the central
[01:22:29] region of the country. The authorities of the water sector urged
[01:22:33] citizens and community technical committees to
[01:22:37] take the necessary preventive storage measures to
[01:22:41] mitigate the impact of the mandatory shutdown during the repair
[01:22:44] period. The governing institution ratified that
[01:22:48] it will keep active work fronts uninterrupted
[01:22:52] until the metropolitan aqueduct
[01:22:54] is operational again.
[01:22:58] Listen carefully, motorcycle theft has increased in the
[01:23:01] country, as informed by the director of CICPC a few
[01:23:05] weeks ago. That is why in the following special
[01:23:08] we will provide you with different prevention tools to protect
[01:23:11] your vehicle.
[01:23:17] Beyond using the traditional handlebar lock on the
[01:23:20] bicycle, experts recommend incorporating
[01:23:23] additional security systems such as the use of
[01:23:26] ignition kill switches, a hidden GPS tracker
[01:23:29] in a hard-to-reach place, and even
[01:23:32] padlocks or cables for the disk or crown, if it is
[01:23:36] a disk, a disk padlock that has a pin
[01:23:40] and that has the diameter to be able to use it. This
[01:23:43] padlock has a long diameter, there are some padlocks that have smaller
[01:23:47] diameters, longer ones. I always recommend that you buy the longer
[01:23:50] ones, you understand, so you can use it on any of the
[01:23:54] models. There are some that are U-shaped that serve to hold them
[01:23:57] here on the crown to prevent the
[01:24:01] motorcycle from rolling forward or backward in terms of
[01:24:04] scooters, obviously it doesn't fit or any padlock doesn't
[01:24:08] work, so they sell straps or chains with a lock
[01:24:12] that can work quite well to prevent this type of theft,
[01:24:16] but we must also know that there are experienced criminals in locksmithing and
[01:24:20] therefore, they can open any type of padlock. There are padlocks that even
[01:24:23] come with an alarm that can suddenly audibly make you pay
[01:24:26] attention and look towards your motorcycle, but always remembering that
[01:24:30] we must use a GPS so that
[01:24:33] if it is stolen, you can locate it more quickly. The
[01:24:37] market also offers protection options such as full
[01:24:40] coverage insurance policies against eventual
[01:24:44] losses. Likewise, when traveling through the city, the place
[01:24:47] where you park your vehicle makes a
[01:24:50] difference. Using a parking lot is better, on the
[01:24:53] street nobody will be responsible, people want to save a dollar not to pay the person
[01:24:57] who takes care of it and that's why they park anywhere and in
[01:25:01] those 5 minutes is when many things
[01:25:04] can happen. If these measures are not enough
[01:25:07] and you are a victim of the act, the speed of reporting it is
[01:25:11] crucial. For this, the affected person must go to the nearest
[01:25:14] CICPC office to the incident area with their
[01:25:18] identity card and some document that proves ownership
[01:25:22] of the vehicle. The case will be referred to the vehicle
[01:25:25] robbery and theft investigations department,
[01:25:28] in charge of verifying the data with the
[01:25:31] National Land Transport Institute and carrying out the
[01:25:35] relevant investigations together with the
[01:25:37] prosecutor's office. Mayeli Hangarita,
[01:25:40] Globovisión.
[01:25:43] A new break and on the return, we have more information to
[01:25:46] highlight.
[01:26:10] If you are a Formula 1 lover, classic
[01:26:13] cars, sports cars, but also you like
[01:26:16] trucks, motorcycles, automotive technology
[01:26:20] and everything that has to do with
[01:26:23] vehicles, then you can't miss Entre
[01:26:26] Pistones, the real program for engine lovers
[01:26:30] in Venezuela, Entre Pistones,
[01:26:34] Saturdays 10:30 in the morning on
[01:26:38] Globovisión.
[01:26:41] Discover forgotten stories, silenced
[01:26:44] voices, and unsung heroes who
[01:26:48] changed our nation. History is being
[01:26:51] told, Tales of Independence
[01:26:55] presented by Inocencio Figueroa
[01:26:59] the informative rounds at 9:30 in the morning
[01:27:03] and 12 noon on Globovisión.
[01:27:30] Exhibitors and national companies gathered at the
[01:27:32] 49th edition of the Zulia State Livestock Commercial
[01:27:36] Expo, an event
[01:27:40] production in the country,
[01:27:43] generating more content from Villa del Rosario in this 2026
[01:27:47] livestock commercial expo, the 149th. It is a
[01:27:51] pleasure for us to be here sharing with the different area leaders and
[01:27:54] brands, let's remember more than 120 brands have said
[01:27:57] present throughout this week, in this event held from October
[01:28:01] 7 to 11, we are accompanied by Jesús Suárez, who is the leader of the livestock
[01:28:04] area of Kiri
[01:28:07] the trajectory of this company that is about to turn 20
[01:28:11] years old, but we are going to talk about how they have worked during these two decades,
[01:28:15] also with the Venezuelan producer because it is one of the most important parts, not a
[01:28:19] brand that comes to impose itself, but to work also with
[01:28:22] that Venezuelan producer who was already familiar with these
[01:28:26] tasks, welcome to Globovisión, good afternoon,
[01:28:29] thank you very much Luciana, indeed, uh...
[01:28:34] it is a company whose main interest is to contribute to the country, to continue
[01:28:38] growing with excellence and bringing high-quality products to the
[01:28:42] Venezuelan market. Well, how has that connection with the
[01:28:45] workers been? At this moment they have a large number
[01:28:49] of workers in their different branches, in their different lines, in this
[01:28:53] case you lead the livestock line which is precisely the one that is
[01:28:56] representing the brand in this exhibition, but I wanted
[01:29:00] to know a little about how that work of becoming a family
[01:29:04] with that Venezuelan producer who perhaps worked in
[01:29:07] a non-industrial way and managed to prepare himself, managed to grow and
[01:29:11] today is part of this productive line.
[01:29:14] Definitely, in fact, one of the slogans of one of
[01:29:18] our brands is for happy families. We have managed to build
[01:29:22] a family. Kiri Foods has more than
[01:29:26] 200 direct employees, and we are about to
[01:29:29] turn 20 years old in the country. We participate in
[01:29:32] the state with our products and
[01:29:36] we produce 8% of the country's chicken production
[01:29:39] and 4% of egg production, so we are
[01:29:43] one of the most important companies in the sector.
[01:29:46] Well, let's talk a little about livestock so that our viewers can
[01:29:50] learn who is currently tuning into Globovisión, how
[01:29:54] is this topic of dual-purpose animals because it is one of the
[01:29:57] things we have heard most about in terms of innovation,
[01:30:00] technology and especially about a species that develops
[01:30:03] especially here in this region of Venezuela with this intense climate,
[01:30:07] because it is no secret to anyone, that characteristic of those dual-purpose
[01:30:10] animal species so that our viewers can have a little more
[01:30:14] knowledge about this matter, uh, dual-purpose livestock is a
[01:30:18] type of livestock that specializes in milk production but also
[01:30:21] in meat and that has the possibility of producing in
[01:30:24] both directions, right? It is basically what is
[01:30:27] produced in our areas near
[01:30:31] Villa del Rosario. In this fair we are in Villa del Rosario which is practically
[01:30:35] our home, of course we had to participate
[01:30:38] and we have a large group of animals, we are talking about almost 30 animals that
[01:30:42] we brought for the competition, of course we could
[01:30:45] not miss being here. Well, when you talk about that important
[01:30:48] milk production that comes from these
[01:30:51] dual-purpose animals, what
[01:30:54] daily quantity in liters specifically,
[01:30:57] do they manage to have daily and what
[01:31:01] products do they achieve in this transformation, in this use of this
[01:31:05] resource? Uh, in the specific case of Kiri
[01:31:08] foods, we are producing an average of 20 liters of milk per
[01:31:12] cow,
[01:31:15] uh, uh, milk is used for other derivatives, we produce our Guda
[01:31:18] cheese, uh, through the processing of this milk
[01:31:22] we also produce beef, of course,
[01:31:25] which accompanies Venezuelans at their tables, well, we have run
[01:31:28] out of time, we are going to continue with more Globovisión programming,
[01:31:32] but there is something I want to know, the
[01:31:35] importance of brands like these that are about to complete two
[01:31:39] decades of work in the country, participating in this type of
[01:31:42] exhibitions, what does it leave to the public, what does it leave to the family that
[01:31:46] visits the expo fair by getting to know, for example,
[01:31:50] the Kiri food stand on this occasion, well, undoubtedly,
[01:31:54] our main interest is to continue
[01:31:56] betting on the country and contributing to the country, but the
[01:32:00] people who come and visit us will undoubtedly be able to see the quality of the animals
[01:32:04] that are produced and that end up on their tables to
[01:32:07] feed us,
[01:32:11] believe in excellence, we believe in
[01:32:14] building and in these types of
[01:32:18] events we can show the work we do every day,
[01:32:21] which is not seen and is complicated, but here you can see the final result,
[01:32:25] we have achieved important recognitions in this type of event,
[01:32:28] we have been the best breeders, the best
[01:32:31] exhibitors. The last national
[01:32:34] records in milk production in the country have been the last
[01:32:37] four cows of Kiri foods and the current
[01:32:41] national record, which is 79.5 liters of
[01:32:44] milk, is a Kiri food cow. Thank you
[01:32:47] Jesús, leader of the livestock area of Kiri foods, we
[01:32:51] continue this tour, we are not on the first
[01:32:54] page schedule, but we are accompanying all of Venezuela,
[01:32:58] continue with the programming, Luciana Peña Font
[01:33:00] Globovisión.
[01:33:03] The National Integrated Customs and Tax Administration Service
[01:33:06] announced the development of a
[01:33:09] at electronic invoicing for small and medium
[01:33:13] taxpayers.
[01:33:15] The superintendent of the issuing body, Román Maniglia, made
[01:33:19] 82nd annual Assembly
[01:33:22] of Fedecámaras, highlighting that the objective of the National Tax
[01:33:26] Office is to increase collection through the encouragement of economic,
[01:33:29] productive activity and not through punitive
[01:33:33] schemes or administrative sanctions. The technological transformation
[01:33:37] project contemplates the figure of technical inspectors trained in
[01:33:41] digital tools, as well as the interoperability of the
[01:33:45] tax system with state entities such as Sudeban,
[01:33:47] Saren, Saime and the
[01:33:51] This
[01:33:53] integration of public platforms will facilitate
[01:33:56] real-time data verification, streamline
[01:33:59] the processing of commercial files and simplify
[01:34:03] tax obligations for businesses, strengthening the
[01:34:07] articulation between the public sector and private
[01:34:10] enterprise. Next Monday, October 12, banking
[01:34:14] sector institutions will not provide commercial service due to the
[01:34:17] holiday corresponding to Indigenous Resistance
[01:34:20] Day. According to the Sudeban calendar, on October
[01:34:23] 12, banks will keep their agencies and branches closed
[01:34:27] for in-person transactions.
[01:34:31] However, users of the different institutions in the
[01:34:34] banking sector will be able to use electronic channels to
[01:34:38] carry out transactions during Indigenous Resistance Day. Among the
[01:34:42] available services are bank transfers,
[01:34:45] mobile payments, card payments, point-of-sale
[01:34:48] terminals, balance inquiries, and movements.
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[01:37:15] Let's review international news and for the first time, US President
[01:37:18] Donald Trump announced an agreement between Russia and Ukraine
[01:37:22] to immediately suspend attacks on their respective
[01:37:26] energy infrastructure in the
[01:37:29] conflict. The US president
[01:37:32] announced through his social networks the establishment of
[01:37:36] a ceasefire focused on the energy sector,
[01:37:40] urging the parties not to violate the
[01:37:43] measure. The announcement comes after weeks of military
[01:37:47] escalation against refineries and
[01:37:49] electrical installations, factors that boosted the rise
[01:37:53] in fuel prices on a global scale. So far, neither
[01:37:57] Russian nor Ukrainian
[01:38:00] authorities have issued official
[01:38:03] statements regarding the statement issued from
[01:38:07] Washington. The declaration occurs one day after the
[01:38:10] US head of state questioned military
[01:38:13] operations on crude processing
[01:38:16] centers and suggested the need for
[01:38:20] changes in Kiev's political leadership. Incursions
[01:38:24] against hydrocarbon infrastructure have pressured the cost of
[01:38:28] diesel in the international market, a scenario
[01:38:32] aggravated by the situation in the Middle East. As
[01:38:36] part of the measures to stabilize world
[01:38:39] prices, the White House will temporarily authorize
[01:38:42] Russian commercial operations of
[01:38:45] fuel until April. The
[01:38:49] Secretary of the Supreme National
[01:38:52] Security Council of Iran affirmed that the American
[01:38:55] administration accepted some
[01:38:59] points of the plan presented to end the conflict and
[01:39:02] reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The
[01:39:05] representative of the Security Council of the Asian
[01:39:08] country described Washington's
[01:39:12] como insuficiente, solicitando aclaraciones
[01:39:15] aspects. During the
[01:39:18] General Assembly of the
[01:39:21] York, Iran presented
[01:39:25] "7-day plan" to
[01:39:29] detener las hostilidades y reabrir el
[01:39:32] estrecho de Ormus, la iniciativa diplomática plantea
[01:39:36] una tregua de una semana en la región, la suspensión del
[01:39:39] bloqueo naval estadounidense contra Irán y el
[01:39:43] levantamiento de las restricciones petroleras
[01:39:47] antes de reanudar el diálogo formal. Según
[01:39:52] la estratégica vía marítima por parte de Irán permitiría
[01:39:56] retomar. las negociaciones sobre el
[01:39:59] programa nuclear y la liberación de activos
[01:40:02] financieros, pese las declaraciones públicas del
[01:40:06] ejecutivo estadounidense en contra del proyecto
[01:40:09] inicial, las delegaciones mantienen
[01:40:12] intercambio de posturas para destrabar el conflicto
[01:40:15] The statement comes
[01:40:18] pronunciamiento se produce en medio de un incremento a los
[01:40:22] ataques a buques que navegan por el estrecho de
[01:40:25] new reduction in the
[01:40:29] hydrocarbons.
[01:40:31] In Peru, an earthquake of
[01:40:34] 5.2 was recorded in the southern region of Arequipa, with no reports of
[01:40:37] victims or material damage, according to the authorities.
[01:40:41] The
[01:40:42] US Geological Survey
[01:40:45] reported that the tremor occurred at 8:43 local
[01:40:49] time, and had its epicenter
[01:40:52] coastal city of Camaná, in
[01:40:56] Arequipa. The earthquake had 44.9
[01:41:00] km. The Peru Emergency Operations
[01:41:03] Center reported through its social networks that the tremor
[01:41:07] was perceived by the inhabitants of the
[01:41:11] zona con una intensidad entre
[01:41:15] continues. Likewise, the agency
[01:41:19] ruled out a tsunami alert in the
[01:41:22] Peru is located in the so-called
[01:41:26] cinturón de fuego del pacífico, por lo que presenta una
[01:41:29] frecuente actividad sísmica. El movimiento
[01:41:32] telúrico ocurrió no mucho tiempo después del sismo en Ica de
[01:41:35] magnitud 4.5 y con epicentro a 27
[01:41:38] km al suroeste de San Juan de Marcona, en la
[01:41:42] A sudden flood destroyed
[01:41:45] Una inundación repentina destruyó 40 viviendas en el centro de
[01:41:49] Nepal, dejando al menos cinco personas desaparecidas, según el balance
[01:41:52] The overflow occurred
[01:41:54] El desbordamiento ocurrió durante la madrugada en la provincia de
[01:41:58] Gorka, tras registrarse un incremento repentino de más
[01:42:02] de 8 m en el cauce del río. La Ariada
[01:42:05] destruyó puentes e infraestructuras en
[01:42:08] varias comunidades, obligando el despliegue de
[01:42:11] helicópteros de salvamento y al rescate aéreo de
[01:42:15] seis personas atrapadas. Los
[01:42:18] informes técnicos sugieren que un desprendimiento de tierra
[01:42:22] temporarily dammed
[01:42:24] liberando un violento flujo de lodo agua. al
[01:42:27] the natural dam broke.
[01:42:31] nuevos colapsos, los organismos de protección
[01:42:34] enviaron cerca de 200,000 mensajes de alerta
[01:42:37] temprana para ordenar la evacuación preventiva en
[01:42:41] distritos vecinos, los pobladores de las zonas
[01:42:44] afectadas relataron momentos de pánicos al
[01:42:48] evacuar hacia terrenos elevados durante la
[01:42:51] madrugada, este nuevo incidente se produce apenas
[01:42:56] the devastating floods
[01:43:00] región, mientras los equipos de rescate
[01:43:03] mantienen la búsqueda activa de las personas
[01:43:06] persons.
[01:43:09] Spanish police began the eviction of the last large
[01:43:12] Ceuta after the massive border
[01:43:16] fronteriza registradas hace algunas semanas.
[01:43:20] The security forces proceeded to dismantle the improvised
[01:43:25] old El factory and transfer
[01:43:29] ocupantes a los centros de acogida oficiales, la
[01:43:33] acción policial da continuidad a los
[01:43:36] despliegues previos ejecutados en las zonas
[01:43:39] areas to recover
[01:43:42] autonomous city. The intervention
[01:43:46] se ejecuta a pocas horas de la visita oficial de los Reyes de
[01:43:49] España, Felipe y Leticia
[01:43:52] a la localidad norteafricana, aunque
[01:43:55] ocupación del lugar se redujo. excesivamente durante los
[01:43:58] últimos días, el campamento albergaba a
[01:44:01] ciudadanos que permanecían en el
[01:44:04] asentamiento tras la entrada masiva de inmigrantes
[01:44:07] At that time, dozens of
[01:44:11] deaths were reported in
[01:44:15] intentos de cruce y de la recuperación de numerosos
[01:44:18] cadáveres en agua, ceutíes. Zeut
[01:44:24] las mayores crisis migratorias de su historia reciente,
[01:44:27] cuando miles de personas ingresaron de forma
[01:44:30] irregular por vía marítima y
[01:44:33] fronteriza. Pese al
[01:44:37] la población migrante asia territorio marroquí. Las
[01:44:40] autoridades mantienen activos los planes de
[01:44:43] contingencia para atender a quienes continúan en la
[01:44:47] zona. El presidente colombiano Abelardo de las
[01:44:51] Priela ordenó investigar las denuncias sobre el presunto traslado
[01:44:55] de sustancias ilícitas en aeronaves oficiales vinculadas
[01:44:59] a la ex primera dama Verónica Alcocer, ahora ex esposa de
[01:45:03] The head of state instructed
[01:45:05] jefe de estado instruyó la Fuerza Aérea a los organismos
[01:45:09] de contra inteligencia militar, iniciar las
[01:45:12] pesquisas sobre el personal del comando aéreo
[01:45:16] de transporte militar en Bogotá. La medida busca
[01:45:19] determinar responsabilidades institucionales tras la
[01:45:23] publicación de acusaciones presentadas por una
[01:45:27] one. presidential cabinet
[01:45:31] regarding alleged irregular transfers of valuables
[01:45:35] and substances on state flights. The president
[01:45:39] requested the intervention of the Prosecutor's Office, the Supreme
[01:45:42] Court of Justice, and international
[01:45:45] organizations to evaluate journalistic
[01:45:48] reports on more than 100
[01:45:51] aerial displacements
[01:45:55] la Priela warned that military personnel
[01:45:58] involved in possible irregularities
[01:46:01] will be removed from service and handed
[01:46:05] over to the judicial system. The
[01:46:08] revelations had a wide impact on the
[01:46:12] Colombian political scene after the recent
[01:46:15] officialization of the legal separation between
[01:46:19] Alcoser and former president Gustavo
[01:46:22] Petro. Meanwhile, the competent
[01:46:24] authorities are collecting flight logs
[01:46:28] and testimonies to establish auditing
[01:46:33] base in the Colombian capital.
[01:46:36] Pope Leo XIV announced
[01:46:38] this Sunday that he will undergo
[01:46:41] surgery in the coming days to remove a lung
[01:46:45] nodule detected in an initial
[01:46:47] phase. From the window of the Apostolic
[01:46:51] Palace, the Pontiff announced the news to the
[01:46:55] crowd gathered in St. Peter's
[01:46:58] Square after the Angelus prayer. He explained that
[01:47:02] during routine medical check-ups, specialists
[01:47:06] diagnosed him with the condition, so they decided
[01:47:08] on surgical removal
[01:47:11] in the short term.
[01:47:14] Visibly calm before the multitude, the Pontiff
[01:47:18] thanked them for their expressions of spiritual closeness
[01:47:20] from the faithful and asked for their prayers
[01:47:24] during the medical process.
[01:47:27] Ecclesiastical authorities
[01:47:29] have not detailed the exact date of the
[01:47:33] procedure, although it is expected to take place in a hospital
[01:47:36] in Rome during the week.
[01:47:40] The announcement comes amid the official agenda of the Catholic
[01:47:43] leader, who turned 71 last
[01:47:47] September, after assuming the
[01:47:50] pontificate in May of last year. The news generated
[01:47:54] immediate reactions of international
[01:47:58] solidarity from religious leaders and believers
[01:48:01] worldwide. Vatican authorities are
[01:48:04] expected to provide further details about the
[01:48:08] health center in the Italian capital where the procedure
[01:48:12] llevará cabo el
[01:48:13] We will now take a break, upon return
[01:48:16] we will open with sports and entertainment news.
[01:48:42] Health goes beyond urgency.
[01:48:45] It is built with evidence, with questions that others
[01:48:48] avoid.
[01:48:52] Years ago, we understood that medical information should not scare,
[01:48:55] it should protect. We compare
[01:48:58] studies, consult experts and filter everything to keep
[01:49:02] only what is truly important for your life.
[01:49:05] Beyond replicating alarms, we deliver certainties.
[01:49:09] certezas.
[01:49:12] Because caring for your well-being, more than a service, is a commitment
[01:49:16] we renew every
[01:49:17] day.
[01:49:30] The social
[01:49:31] work,
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[01:50:14] Find out below who is the new champion of the Vuelta a
[01:50:18] Venezuela, and our reporter Jonathante has
[01:50:21] all the details
[01:56:37] In entertainment, Venezuelan duo Mau y Ricky
[01:56:40] headline the entertainment offering for the
[01:56:43] next edition of Mexico City E-Prix, an event corresponding to the
[01:56:47] Formula E World Championship, where speed and
[01:56:51] urban music cross paths.
[01:56:54] The Mexican capital's circuit will once again host electric
[01:56:58] single-seaters on January 16,
[01:57:01] 2027. This event will mark the beginning of the
[01:57:04] calendar of activities in Latin America for the
[01:57:08] competition. In addition, the race will feature the competitive
[01:57:12] debut of fourth-generation technology in racing cars,
[01:57:15] a significant technical leap in the history of motorsport. Mau y
[01:57:19] Ricky will star on the main stage installed in the
[01:57:22] vicinity of the fan zone to offer a repertoire
[01:57:25] full of their greatest international
[01:57:27] hits. The artists, recognized for their songs
[01:57:31] in the pop and Latin urban genres, promise an
[01:57:35] energetic performance to culminate a day full of
[01:57:38] speed. This combination of motorsport and live music
[01:57:41] seeks to provide a comprehensive experience for attendees,
[01:57:44] a style that characterizes Formula E in each of its
[01:57:48] global venues. Pre-sale tickets to attend the
[01:57:51] race are now available through authorized digital
[01:57:54] platforms. The event is expected to last approximately
[01:57:58] 10 hours of continuous activities, which include
[01:58:01] practice sessions, the qualifying round,
[01:58:05] the main race, and the closing concert.
[01:58:08] The musical duo Kaiwo
[01:58:12] will return to Venezuelan stages to reunite with their audience
[01:58:15] in two special presentations on October 15th and
[01:58:19] 17th.
[01:58:21] The group reunited to promise their audience
[01:58:25] shows full of the emotion, good vibes, and
[01:58:28] energy that characterize their musical identity.
[01:58:32] The first concert, part of their special
[01:58:35] presentations, will take place on October 15th at the Hatillo Amphitheater in
[01:58:39] Caracas, in order to reconnect with their capital
[01:58:42] city fans. On October 17th, the duo
[01:58:45] will conclude their visit to the country at the Aula Magna of Rafael
[01:58:49] Urdaneta University, where they will reunite with the audience from the
[01:58:53] region where they were born. With these two
[01:58:55] dates, Caibo reaffirms its connection with the Venezuelan
[01:58:58] audience and prepares special nights to celebrate their
[01:59:02] live music.
[01:59:05] American violinist
[01:59:09] the Venezuelan Symphony Orchestra, died after the bus
[01:59:13] she was traveling in with 46 members of the
[01:59:16] Chilean Chamber Orchestra suffered an accident in
[01:59:19] Valparaíso.
[01:59:21] The accident occurred after the vehicle transporting the
[01:59:25] orchestra fell down a 15-meter high
[01:59:28] hillside, crashing into the parking
[01:59:31] lot of a building. The
[01:59:34] violist was the only one who died in the accident, which left
[01:59:37] 10 injured, three of whom suffered serious
[01:59:40] injuries. Nuth was the principal viola of the group
[01:59:44] dependent on the Ministry of Cultures that
[01:59:48] performed in important cultural venues in the
[01:59:51] country. The violist also worked as an academic
[01:59:56] Pontifical Catholic University after living in
[01:59:59] Chile for more than 30 years. She also
[02:00:02] part of the Venezuelan Symphony Orchestra.
[02:00:05] Penelope Nuth was born in New York, United
[02:00:08] States. She studied at Indiana
[02:00:11] University and later earned a master's degree at
[02:00:16] the most recognized international institutions for
[02:00:20] artistic training.
[02:00:22] The President of Chile, José Antonio Cast, lamented
[02:00:26] what happened through his digital platforms and reported
[02:00:29] the deployment of government teams to attend to the
[02:00:32] injured and investigate the possible causes that led to the
[02:00:36] accident. It's time to say goodbye,
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[02:00:58] bid farewell on behalf of an entire technical team that made this broadcast possible
[02:01:02] for you. Have a good night.
[02:02:09] What's happening in the world?
[02:02:12] The Nobel Prize in Medicine was awarded on Monday to American psychiatrist and neurologist
[02:02:15] Roth and his colleague.
[02:02:23] This discipline allows us to understand how certain cells contribute to
[02:02:26] learning, fear, movement. Their
[02:02:30] research could one day lead to treatments for neurological
[02:02:34] and sensory disorders, such as Parkinson's disease and
[02:02:37] epilepsy.
[02:02:39] Now we have a tool that with just a little light allows us to activate and deactivate
[02:02:43] neurons in any part of the brain and understand how that relates to the behaviors
[02:02:47] that the brain controls. The Nobel
[02:02:50] Committee, meeting in Stockholm, stated that optogenetics has radically
[02:02:53] transformed our understanding of the brain. And noted
[02:02:57] that the laureates have been able to reveal the neural circuits that control
[02:03:01] specific memories, feelings, and behaviors relevant to neurological
[02:03:05] and psychiatric disorders. In
[02:03:08] clinical medicine, researchers use this method to try to restore
[02:03:12] vision in people with visual
[02:03:14] impairment.
[02:03:17] won the Nobel Prize in Physics on Tuesday. The
[02:03:21] Belgian scientist was awarded for the discovery of high-energy
[02:03:24] neutrinos, subatomic particles originating from outside
[02:03:28] our galaxy. According to the prize committee, his vision
[02:03:32] and scientific leadership have been fundamental to the IceCube Neutrino
[02:03:35] Observatory, described by the Academy as a cubic kilometer of
[02:03:39] ice equipped with light sensors at the South
[02:03:41] Pole.
[02:03:48] When we built this detector, not only did we take many technical risks,
[02:03:52] but the biggest risk we took was that no one knew if a cubic kilometer
[02:03:56] detector was large enough to discover neutrinos from the
[02:03:59] universe beyond our atmosphere, and that was our
[02:04:02] greatest luck, it only took us two years to detect them, so
[02:04:06] now there's astronomy to do.
[02:04:17] will receive a diploma, a gold medal, and a check for
[02:04:20] $1.2 million at an official ceremony in Stockholm on
[02:04:24] December 10. The physics prize will be followed by the
[02:04:28] chemistry prize on Wednesday. The
[02:04:30] winner of the literature award will be announced a day later, and the
[02:04:34] peace prize will be announced on Friday. The economics
[02:04:37] prize will close the Nobel season on October
[02:04:40] 12.
[02:04:44] The Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded on Wednesday.
[02:04:50] The French and Japanese scientists were awarded for their research
[02:04:54] on an asymmetric catalysis process fundamental to drug development. The Royal
[02:04:57] Swedish Academy of Sciences
[02:05:01] explained that all amino acids exist in two mirror-image
[02:05:03] variants, but only one of them is found in the proteins of the
[02:05:07] body's cells. The other rarely appears in nature, a phenomenon
[02:05:11] known as homochirality.
[02:05:13] Scientists have long wondered how this
[02:05:17] process occurs, and the discoveries of the two Nobel laureates
[02:05:21] have made it possible to trigger chemical reactions that lead to
[02:05:24] it.
[02:05:30] this method of catalysis in 1995, and since
[02:05:32] then we have worked on this reaction until today and
[02:05:36] we discovered many interesting things about the origin of
[02:05:39] homochirality. I am very happy to receive the award because this field was
[02:05:43] recognized by the Nobel Prize committee. In the
[02:05:46] Chirality society there are many excellent researchers in this
[02:05:49] field. The studies related to this
[02:05:52] concept were already awarded the Nobel in 2001,
[02:05:56] but Professor Kagan, considered both in France and in the rest of
[02:06:00] the world as the father of this technique, did not receive it,
[02:06:03] which at the time caused protests from the French research
[02:06:05] ministry.
[02:06:11] Anne Carson won the Nobel Prize in Literature on
[02:06:13] Thursday. The 76-year-old Canadian poet
[02:06:17] and essayist was awarded for her work, described as daring, that
[02:06:21] brings a modern touch to mysticism in her unclassifiable writings on
[02:06:25] love, desire, and despair. In her
[02:06:28] books, heroes are intertwined.
[02:06:36] Almost all of her literary production has focused on the intersection of the philologist's
[02:06:40] obsession with words and the poet's desire to find new
[02:06:43] meanings.
[02:06:50] She calls herself an agnostic about genres, she doesn't believe in
[02:06:53] genres, so you have to read her work as a whole and maybe you'll be
[02:06:57] a little surprised by how mysterious
[02:07:01] delve into her work, you immediately recognize her voice, her themes, and
[02:07:05] everything else, no one writes like
[02:07:06] her.
[02:07:14] Among her writings are "Eros the Bittersweet," "The Beauty of the Husband,"
[02:07:18] and "Autobiography of Red," but above all she is
[02:07:21] known for "Nox," an unforgettable work published in 2010 in
[02:07:24] memory of her brother Michael, who mysteriously disappeared before
[02:07:28] dying in Denmark in the year.
[02:08:00] of independent UN investigation that accused Israel of committing genocide in the
[02:08:04] Gaza Strip. She currently serves as a judge at the
[02:08:07] International Court of Justice, in the case in which Myanmar is accused of
[02:08:11] genocide.
[02:08:16] Her courage, her integrity, and her professionalism have been a common
[02:08:20] thread for many, many years. From opposing
[02:08:23] apartheid and supporting Nelson Mandela to being a key actress, a judge in
[02:08:27] the most important international court cases in history.
[02:08:32] After hearing the news, Bromio joked that she could share the
[02:08:35] prize with US President Donald Trump, whose administration has
[02:08:39] repeatedly attacked the international courts
[02:08:42] of justice.
[02:08:49] Your applause means a lot to me. One doesn't want to receive an
[02:08:52] award, a prize or anything, if the public doesn't agree that they
[02:08:55] deserve it.
[02:08:59] The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, which the
[02:09:03] Nobel laureate herself led from 2008 to 2014,
[02:09:06] highlighted that this year's award demonstrates the necessity and value of
[02:09:09] human rights in the world.
[02:09:12] She has been a staunch advocate and promoter of human rights, and in these times
[02:09:16] it is even more important to see that this recognition is granted to those who raise their voices
[02:09:20] against violations and are committed to defending the human rights
[02:09:24] of all people around the world. The prize,
[02:09:27] which will be awarded at an official ceremony in Oslo on December,
[02:09:31] is endowed with a gold medal, a diploma, and a sum of
[02:09:34] $1.2 million.
[02:09:40] Argentine fans bid farewell to star Lionel Messi on Tuesday
[02:09:44] in his last match for the national team with sadness
[02:09:46] and joy. In the vicinity of the Monumental Stadium of the
[02:09:50] River Plate club in Buenos Aires, where Argentina faced
[02:09:54] Benin, fans expressed their gratitude to Messi for his achievements with
[02:09:57] the Albiceleste jersey.
[02:10:00] The truth is that it's a wonderful moment to come here and share this moment with family and friends
[02:10:03] and we are very happy
[02:10:07] did for football. First, an enormous
[02:10:09] joy to be here. I know that there
[02:10:13] are many people who have followed Leo since the beginning and cannot be here, so first
[02:10:16] joy, and then well, much, much
[02:10:20] sadness, because a leader of the national team is leaving, my
[02:10:23] idol since I was little. Messi,
[02:10:26] 39 years old, announced his retirement from the Argentine national team, where
[02:10:30] he played 207 matches and scored
[02:10:33] 125 goals, with important titles such as gold in the Beijing
[02:10:36] 2008 Olympic Games and the 2022
[02:10:40] Qatar World Cup.
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[02:11:38] In the coffee area there is a business opportunity, there are important
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[02:11:53] other markets, they plan to do other types of
[02:11:56] exports. There has been sustained growth of more than
[02:11:59] 60% in coffee exports by
[02:12:03] less than 20 destinations worldwide, much of that coffee is produced in the
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[02:17:12] I want to become independent, so I think I will use the money for moving expenses,
[02:17:16] I think I will
[02:17:19] buy that bed.
[02:17:23] The winner was chosen based on the speed of falling asleep and the
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[02:29:02] in attracting are people who are really passionate about
[02:29:05] technology, teenagers and their parents.
[02:29:08] Here they can awaken their curiosity.
[02:29:10] Most of the robots are manufactured by the
[02:29:14] Chinese company Agibot. Last year,
[02:29:16] it sold more than 500 humanoids, almost
[02:29:20] 40% of the world total. Through
[02:29:23] this theme park, Agibot obtains something very
[02:29:26] valuable: data. An open and crowded park generates
[02:29:30] spontaneous and real interactions, the type of physical
[02:29:33] data that the industry struggles to
[02:29:35] collect.
[02:29:38] Our interactive robots are in contact with
[02:29:42] people, and in a theme park, that means
[02:29:45] being in direct contact with
[02:29:47] children.
[02:29:51] It is also one of the most difficult aspects of the entire
[02:29:54] interaction. For now, the park needs one operator
[02:29:58] for every three robots. The goal is to have one
[02:30:01] for every 10. Agibot states that the park's fleet
[02:30:05] will grow to more than a thousand by the end of the year. Last year,
[02:30:08] Chinese companies dedicated to artificial intelligence and robotics
[02:30:12] raised more than 70 billion yuan, which is equivalent to about
[02:30:15] 10 billion US dollars. However,
[02:30:18] many of them are still looking for a clear way to generate
[02:30:22] revenue. Factories and homes remain a difficult
[02:30:26] market to conquer, entertainment could offer a
[02:30:29] short-term
[02:31:04] Next, another vision, a mixed,
[02:31:06] cultural and educational program with elements of
[02:31:10] language, health, sex and violence, only for
[02:31:13] adults, a nationally produced program.
[02:31:45] Grano de Arena Foundation: one of the main projects we have
[02:31:49] right now is the water project, because before the earthquake
[02:31:52] it was a very, very, very serious problem, and now after
[02:31:56] the earthquake, the pipes broke and we are focused on
[02:32:00] these remaining 3 months to continue carrying out that pilot
[02:32:03] project. Civil Association Empoderarse: an empowered
[02:32:07] woman positively transforms the world, and what we can always do is
[02:32:10] train, capacitate ourselves and surround ourselves with people who support us to move forward
[02:32:14] in our mission. Eposac organization,
[02:32:17] and for us it is an honor to team up with
[02:32:20] the communities because we see the value that is there, and our
[02:32:24] commitment is simply to show the tourist
[02:32:28] value that these communities have, what their people
[02:32:31] have to offer, for those who want
[02:32:34] to visit it.
[02:32:43] Grano de Arena started 5 years ago in the state of La Guaira,
[02:32:47] and they told me they started with donations. Tell me a little about
[02:32:50] that story. Well, we started
[02:32:53] in 2011. My wife and
[02:32:57] my family took direct
[02:33:00] actions in 2021,
[02:33:04] we decided to create our foundation,
[02:33:07] give it a legal framework to have greater reach
[02:33:10] and reach many more people both nationally
[02:33:14] and internationally. And what is the work you currently do within Grano de
[02:33:17] Arena? Well, thank God, as a result of those 5 years
[02:33:21] of work, that gave us a broader spectrum and reach, and it is a
[02:33:25] work that we have done little by little,
[02:33:28] it has grown. We have volunteers who are
[02:33:32] people without any self-interest,
[02:33:36] people who do it out of vocation, just as we
[02:33:39] do. We have reached very vulnerable areas, thank
[02:33:43] God, people have seen our work, people believe in the project,
[02:33:46] they believe in us, and that has made
[02:33:50] people help us, both private companies, public companies,
[02:33:53] private individuals, in Venezuela, in
[02:33:57] Spain, in Argentina, in Chile,
[02:33:59] the same Venezuelans, the same people from La Guaira who
[02:34:03] are in other countries, see our work and call
[02:34:06] us, "Look, Rubén, please, I need you to get to the insurance,
[02:34:10] there is a case like this," and we go and understand that
[02:34:13] case. After the earthquakes, the work you do within Grano de
[02:34:17] Arena transformed. Yes, well, look, after the earthquake, thank God,
[02:34:21] the solidarity of all people, look, I think that Venezuelans,
[02:34:24] something that must be recognized and honored is the solidarity among all Venezuelans,
[02:34:28] both in Venezuela and internationally. Venezuelans
[02:34:32] abroad immediately activated, look, they sent us water,
[02:34:36] eh, medicines, food,
[02:34:40] eh, all that, we delivered it on the first
[02:34:43] day after the earthquake, we activated, we delivered to the firefighters,
[02:34:49] people, eh, a
[02:34:53] church in Dallas, Texas called Family Wellness
[02:34:56] Center, no, not food, they sent it to us from Orlando,
[02:35:00] eh, the people from Esperanza Sin Frontera
[02:35:02] in Spain sent us medicines, from the first day they sent us
[02:35:06] medicines, the people from AB in Spain held an
[02:35:10] event on August 30 for the benefit of our foundation and
[02:35:13] our brothers in La Guaira, so that has been a work that I say
[02:35:17] that we planted the seed and thank God it has grown.
[02:35:21] Do you have a balance of how many people you have been able to help,
[02:35:24] families? Look, after this earthquake,
[02:35:27] we have already reached almost 2,000 people, we have
[02:35:30] helped this. Eh, I don't have the exact figure,
[02:35:34] but we have exceeded 20 people in
[02:35:37] medicine, food aid,
[02:35:40] medicine, campaign. This Saturday we have
[02:35:44] a campaign, we do social campaigns, what is good about this campaign
[02:35:47] is that in that campaign we include
[02:35:50] free barber services, we give
[02:35:53] free food, we give medical attention,
[02:35:57] deworming, medicine. Recently,
[02:36:01] 15 days ago with the support of the daily newspaper, they
[02:36:05] supported us, they gave us some 200 L drums
[02:36:09] and we love a sea view area, a very vulnerable
[02:36:11] area because as we all know, one of the main problems
[02:36:15] that La Guaira has is water, and thank God,
[02:36:18] we donated it for free, we brought them a water tanker, we filled it,
[02:36:22] that was like a pilot plan that we launched
[02:36:26] and that will continue to expand throughout the
[02:36:29] state. For the remaining months of this year, do you have any
[02:36:33] projects or plans on the table? Yes, eh, one of the
[02:36:36] main projects we have right now is the water project, because it's true that before
[02:36:39] the earthquake it was a very, very, very serious problem, and now after
[02:36:43] the earthquake the pipes broke,
[02:36:45] and we are focused on these 3 months that are left, to continue carrying
[02:36:51] the parishes, although you may not believe it, since we made that delivery, it
[02:36:55] was like a boom, people started writing to us from all
[02:36:58] the parishes, "Look, come here, help us, help us," and we tell
[02:37:02] people, "Look, have patience, we
[02:37:05] are first of all a non-profit foundation, what we do is
[02:37:08] because people have seen our work, believe in us, have seen the project,
[02:37:12] and it's what they send, we collaborate, we have knocked on
[02:37:15] several doors, and I say, well, with God's hand, I know that some doors
[02:37:19] will open for us these 3 months to carry out what is the water
[02:37:22] part of those projects, we have the water, the pilot plan that
[02:37:25] we started this
[02:37:27] we have the medicine plan where we are going to start giving
[02:37:31] free medicine to all our brothers in La Guaira, the only thing they have to give is their
[02:37:35] prescription, a photocopy of their ID and we are going to deliver what is
[02:37:39] medicine and what is technical aid. Technical aid means
[02:37:42] orthopedic monedera devices.
[02:37:45] Thanks to the collaboration, I repeat, from the people who are outside and have seen our
[02:37:48] work, the message I want to leave for the people who are listening, perhaps an invitation to continue
[02:37:52] collaborating with you. Well, all those people who truly want to support
[02:37:56] us, we call on both private companies and public
[02:37:59] companies to
[02:38:01] support us and collaborate
[02:38:05] with us. And as I always tell the people who support us, it's not for us, it's for the people
[02:38:09] because the good thing about all this and our transparency is that what they give
[02:38:13] us, we directly donate it right away. If you
[02:38:17] give me three boxes of water, we donate those three boxes, we
[02:38:20] upload it to social media, we tag you so you can see that what you
[02:38:24] gave us is reaching the people. Social media for people to
[02:38:28] contact, okay, on Instagram we are Grano Arena
[02:38:31] Fundación, on TikTok we are Grano Arena Fundación
[02:38:35] 18 and on Facebook we are Grano de arena.
[02:38:37] Let's start.
[02:38:45] work directly with local organizations to bring
[02:38:48] hygiene kits for women with the organization
[02:38:52] Leader Women, which is like the main partner that started this
[02:38:55] initiative, and with that we went to give talks.
[02:39:17] Sport is not just results, it is memory, it is
[02:39:21] identity and it is the heartbeat that keeps us together when everything
[02:39:25] else
[02:39:25] changes.
[02:39:30] We have been documenting sport as a mirror of our
[02:39:34] identity for decades, we analyze processes, we follow
[02:39:37] trajectories and we convert every effort
[02:39:40] into information with context and
[02:39:42] clarity.
[02:39:47] We don't just stay with the score, we investigate what makes
[02:39:50] it possible, we track efforts, we accompany
[02:39:54] athletes and we put the context where
[02:39:57] others only see entertainment, because
[02:40:00] sport is collective memory, we approach it with constancy and
[02:40:03] depth, so that every story has the
[02:40:06] clarity it
[02:40:07] deserves.
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[02:42:19] Son casi 10 años ya empoderarse, alguna vez imaginaste que
[02:42:22] ibas a poder ayudar a tantas personas en formación a través de esta asociación
[02:42:26] civil, la verdad.
[02:42:28] ha sido un una satisfacción muy grande y
[02:42:30] además un un
[02:42:34] la organización y tienes alguna cifra más o menos de cuántas personas han podido
[02:42:38] ser formadas a través de empoderarse, más de
[02:42:41] 7500 personas han sido parte de los programas de formación entre lo que son charlas
[02:42:45] y programas completos que realizamos, vamos a como hacer un
[02:42:48] transitar en el tiempo, en la historia de de empoderarse, cómo
[02:42:52] comenzó, mi socia y yo, la abogada Emily Camejo que es especialista temas
[02:42:56] de prevención de... contra mujer nos conocimos en un diplomado y de
[02:43:00] allí se nos ocurrió la idea de bueno presentar algo para poder ayudar a las mujeres
[02:43:04] que habían sido víctimas de algún tipo de violencia discriminación para seguir
[02:43:07] adelante, entonces lo que se nos ocurrió fue bueno además de hacer el proceso
[02:43:11] de acompañamiento que eso lo hacen otras organizaciones especializadas cuando
[02:43:15] están en la denuncia, cómo nosotros podemos ofrecerles algo para que ellas
[02:43:18] vuelvan tener una reinserción social y una reinserción laboral no
[02:43:22] empezamos hacer como todos estos cursos de formación para darle
[02:43:26] herramientas a las mujeres. y los siguientes pasos, cómo cómo se fue
[02:43:30] dando esa transformación en el tiempo de empoderarse?
[02:43:33] empezamos a trabajar directamente con aliados estratégicos desde la
[02:43:37] responsabilidad social que empodera, que es el eslogan de nuestra organización, con
[02:43:40] empresas que trabajaban con el compromiso de brindar espacios de formación
[02:43:44] y como de activación de las mujeres en todas las áreas,
[02:43:48] como para un empoderamiento integral, trabajamos con distintas organizaciones,
[02:43:52] varias empresas, instituciones públicas y privadas también
[02:43:55] empezamos como bueno ampliar más... el marco de
[02:43:58] formación y después empezaron a convertirse no solamente en
[02:44:01] charlas, talleres y ahora son diplomados los programas que realizamos. 10
[02:44:05] años ya casi por cumplir en el mes de noviembre y me hablas de diplomados,
[02:44:09] cuántos diplomados han podido realizar hasta los momentos? hasta ahora tenemos
[02:44:13] nueve cortes del programa principal que se
[02:44:17] el apoyo de la dirección de extensión universitaria de la
[02:44:19] UCB. y hay otro diplomado que estamos
[02:44:22] trabajando para volverlo empezar hacer que es sobre derecho de las mujeres y
[02:44:26] liderazgo empoderamiento. me comentabas que empoderarse en tic es
[02:44:30] uno de los favoritos, eh, esto por qué, a qué se debe? porque es actualización
[02:44:34] tecnológica y profesional, en las
[02:44:37] últimas cortes nos hemos enfocado en hacer formación en docentes
[02:44:40] universitarios, docentes de básica, bachillerato y profesores universitarios e
[02:44:43] investigadores, porque ellos son los que forman a los profesionales del presente y del futuro y
[02:44:47] nos parece que con eso logramos tener un mayor impacto y además de estos
[02:44:51] programas de formación has podido hacer otro tipos de de
[02:44:54] trabajos sociales que te hayan marcado. Sí,
[02:44:57] ahorita, bueno, con lo que ocurrió con con los dos terremotos
[02:45:01] en en Venezuela en el mes de junio empezamos a trabajar directamente con
[02:45:05] organizaciones locales para llevar unos kits de higiene
[02:45:08] este para mujeres con la organización leader women eh que es como
[02:45:12] la socia principal que se ocurrió esta iniciativa y con eso fuimos
[02:45:16] a dar charlas de lo que tiene que ver con la autogestión, el
[02:45:19] autocuidado, el autocontrol de frente a las emociones, sea con las emociones
[02:45:23] frente esto que ocurrió y además pudimos lograr hacer un enlace con
[02:45:26] distintas. empresas para poder canalizar de una manera más adecuada insumos
[02:45:30] y materiales que necesitaban comunidades específicas, este tipo
[02:45:34] de de labores que que realizaste durante el tiempo de de
[02:45:39] que queda de mes sí, ahorita estamos por lo menos estos últimos meses que quedan del
[02:45:43] año estamos procurando hacer otras actividades porque además estamos integrando
[02:45:47] otro tipo de charlas, nosotros damos una charla sobre lo que es la asistencia humanitaria
[02:45:50] segura, eh todo lo que tiene que ver la prevención de violencia contra mujer
[02:45:54] también en los espacios de de riesgo como lo que está ocurriendo.
[02:45:57] ahorita y unas charlas para que ellas vuelvan como a encontrar su propósito
[02:46:01] para poder seguir adelante frente bueno a un entorno tan complicado como lo que
[02:46:05] se presentó por esta situación y dentro de otros proyectos otros
[02:46:08] planes que tengas para lo que queda de año eh está este incluido
[02:46:12] y hay más diplomados eh vamos hacer el lanzamiento del diplomado que va empezar
[02:46:16] el año que viene pensábamos hacer uno este en las regiones en el interior del
[02:46:20] país y en modalidad virtual porque muchos nos piden como que se haga algo
[02:46:23] fuera de de Caracas y vamos hacer el lanzamiento
[02:46:27] ahorita. para empezar la ejecución en el año que viene, tanto de este diplomado
[02:46:31] empoderarse en ti como de los otros que ya te comenté que estamos realistando, qué te ha
[02:46:34] dejado a ti como mujer ser parte empoderarse y además la
[02:46:37] fundadora, mira yo creo que... eh que
[02:46:41] the challenge of always leading by example, right? All the programs we do,
[02:46:45] we train ourselves, the whole team, part of the
[02:46:49] organization. If we are going to work with technology, we train ourselves in technology. If
[02:46:52] we are going to work on human rights issues, we train ourselves in human rights, and I
[02:46:56] think that is the most important thing, that one always has the commitment to keep
[02:47:00] learning to continue providing, in view of
[02:47:03] excellence, the best programs to give them the best tools. And the message
[02:47:06] you want to leave, at least for the women who are listening to you and who may be going through
[02:47:10] a difficult situation, look, an empowered woman transforms
[02:47:14] the world positively, and what we can always do is train ourselves, empower ourselves, and
[02:47:18] surround ourselves with people who support us to move forward in our mission. Social
[02:47:22] media so that people can see your work up close: @
[02:47:25] empoderarseinfo.empoderarse@gmail.com
[02:47:29] is our
[02:47:29] email.
[02:47:41] To begin, Eposak is an organization dedicated to the development of sustainable
[02:47:44] tourism in remote communities with great tourism
[02:47:47] potential. And for us,
[02:47:50] sustainability comes from three pillars, right?
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[02:51:12] Eposak started in 2012. Tell me about this
[02:51:15] beginning. Yes, well, Eposak was born as a
[02:51:19] micro-financing platform for tourism entrepreneurs at the
[02:51:22] base of the pyramid, that is, entrepreneurs who wanted to make a
[02:51:26] sancocho, who wanted to do a bike route, who wanted to make a small
[02:51:29] inn, and at that time people
[02:51:32] would do like a "cow," meaning they would contribute what they
[02:51:36] could. We would invest that in
[02:51:39] these projects, and the entrepreneur would repay as
[02:51:43] their venture was activated. That, due to circumstances of
[02:51:46] inflation, etc., changed and
[02:51:50] evolved, and Eposak became an organization
[02:51:54] that develops experiential projects, meaning projects that
[02:51:57] impacted the entire community. We did projects
[02:52:00] from cultural centers, we did musical tourism projects, for example
[02:52:04] with the Gran Mariscal de Ayacucho Symphony
[02:52:07] Orchestra. In that musical tourism project, folkloric music was
[02:52:10] transcribed into sheet music, there was
[02:52:14] musical instruction for the community,
[02:52:18] presentations were held, a media tour was done, a music video was made, for
[02:52:21] example, for the stars of Birongo.
[02:52:24] And our flagship
[02:52:26] project, which has been our banner project, is called
[02:52:30] LightsOn. It's a project that was born in its fundraising
[02:52:34] phase in 2018 and was executed in 2020.
[02:52:38] It was a project to bring solar energy to
[02:52:41] schools and clinics in the Camarata Valley. We always work
[02:52:45] in remote communities that have great tourism potential.
[02:52:48] We have worked in Canaima, in Los Roques, in Mérida, well, in the
[02:52:52] Camarata Valley, which is like our main
[02:52:55] community, where we started working, in
[02:52:58] Birongo, in Choroní, in Chuao.
[02:53:01] So, for us, this LightsOn project, which at
[02:53:05] that time was a pilot project, once we
[02:53:08] executed it, and Camarata is a community with very special
[02:53:11] characteristics because everything has to arrive by plane,
[02:53:15] we said, well, let's see how we can make this
[02:53:18] project resurface, especially
[02:53:22] after the earthquake in La Guaira, and
[02:53:25] we said, well, this is an opportunity for LightsOn to continue bringing light
[02:53:29] to this community. Before talking about this special
[02:53:33] project, I want to know how the team is formed, how do you get to these projects, how do you
[02:53:36] develop them? Yes, well, we have a very small
[02:53:40] and very versatile team. At
[02:53:44] this moment, there are four people. We have,
[02:53:48] well, one person for administration, one person for
[02:53:52] content creation, because for us it is very important to be able
[02:53:55] to show so that people can see what is happening,
[02:53:58] can be sure that the
[02:54:01] funds they are donating are reaching where they need to
[02:54:05] go and that at the same time you can learn about and fall in love with what
[02:54:09] you are supporting. We have a project manager and in my case I am in charge
[02:54:13] of direction, meaning that these projects are born
[02:54:17] really from project management, that is, they
[02:54:20] see the need and activate a project. Well, it's teamwork with the
[02:54:24] community, that has been part of Eposak's learning,
[02:54:27] because we don't impose a project on the community, but
[02:54:31] we can see a need, the community
[02:54:35] communicates the need to us, we
[02:54:38] work on it together and then develop it.
[02:54:41] For example, this issue of
[02:54:45] electricity, well, I think it's quite obvious
[02:54:49] that it can always be improved a lot. In the case
[02:54:52] of Camarata, they had a micro-hydroelectric plant that has a micro-hydroelectric plant
[02:54:56] that had many fluctuations that
[02:54:59] have been losing capacity for the community over time, so
[02:55:03] they themselves told us, "Look, how can we improve this situation?" This has been the
[02:55:07] case with each of the projects. It is part of the learning
[02:55:11] process. It also happened to us when we were
[02:55:14] starting that we would arrive with a mega-project and the community would say, "Look,
[02:55:18] we don't want it, we don't need it." So,
[02:55:22] today, we see it as teamwork
[02:55:26] and we don't do it if the community doesn't want it, if the community doesn't
[02:55:29] understand it, if we simply see
[02:55:32] that there is no receptivity, of course. And
[02:55:36] this new project that will be developed in La Guaira, is it approved and do you have
[02:55:40] a start date? Yes, we already did a whole, I mean, we are going to
[02:55:45] green coast. We did a whole tour, we have spoken with the community
[02:55:49] leaders, we have already visited the
[02:55:52] buildings that will probably be the ones we are going
[02:55:56] to illuminate with the project. So yes, it's teamwork,
[02:56:00] and also in the particular case of LightsOn, where there are equipment involved,
[02:56:03] a principle
[02:56:07] that we have that is very important is that those equipment are not
[02:56:10] ours, those equipment then, through a
[02:56:14] the community and the community is responsible for those
[02:56:17] equipment, that is, they own that
[02:56:21] project. So it's a way not only
[02:56:23] to make them responsible but also to
[02:56:26] empower them to say, "Look, it's mine and I have to take care of it." And
[02:56:30] how many communities would be benefited with this
[02:56:32] project specifically in Caruao?
[02:56:35] We are proposing that it be about seven
[02:56:38] communities. If you want to tell me a little about what this
[02:56:42] style of energy generation is about, well, to begin with,
[02:56:45] Eposak is an organization that is dedicated to the development of sustainable
[02:56:49] tourism in remote communities with great tourism
[02:56:52] potential. And for us, sustainability
[02:56:56] comes from three pillars, right? Social
[02:56:59] impact, environmental benefit
[02:57:04] local culture. So in this case
[02:57:07] with the electricity issue, we are looking for clean
[02:57:11] energies that do not, because just as there
[02:57:14] is, let's say,
[02:57:17] energy that arrives through the
[02:57:20] public system, well, there are
[02:57:23] people who resort to diesel
[02:57:26] plants that are not only a great
[02:57:30] expense and a great investment but also, well, they pollute, etc.
[02:57:34] So this alternative of solar energy what it does
[02:57:37] is to be consistent with the message of maintaining clean energy
[02:57:41] and that it is also an energy that can be maintained for
[02:57:45] many years, that technology has made it more efficient
[02:57:48] every time and that it can also
[02:57:51] be, as it used to be said, that refrigerators could not be used or air conditioning could
[02:57:55] not be used and that today it has
[02:57:57] evolved, so it is an excellent alternative for a
[02:58:01] town like La Guaira that we know has a lot of sun. Are you based on that
[02:58:05] project in La Guaira, in Caruao, but do you perhaps
[02:58:08] have other areas that you will also visit with this project? It's on the green coast, from
[02:58:12] Anare to Chuspa. There we are going to start with
[02:58:16] schools, clinics, schools, especially the areas that
[02:58:19] need more electricity. For example, in the Camarata Valley, we work with the
[02:58:22] high school because first, it is the only high school in that
[02:58:26] area and second, it is the only place that has a computer
[02:58:29] lab, so it's not just electricity that you bring with
[02:58:33] electricity, but also information.
[02:58:35] Education, the spaces can be used at night, you can have
[02:58:39] classes at night, you can have meetings with the teachers, so it's a way
[02:58:42] to optimize the spaces and, of course, in the clinics, because
[02:58:46] it is also a basic resource for when you, as a tourist, want to go to a place,
[02:58:50] one of the things you ask is, "Oh, if something happens to me, where do I go? Are there
[02:58:53] alternatives?" So, if a place can have
[02:58:57] its cold chain for vaccines, if it can have its cold
[02:59:01] chain for insulin, if it can have the active
[02:59:08] devices, well, that makes the place more, not
[02:59:12] only more attractive for tourists, but also the community can
[02:59:16] feel more secure to develop themselves. The
[02:59:19] message that Eposak seeks to leave as an environmental
[02:59:22] organization, look, I think that
[02:59:26] Eposak has dedicated itself to generating
[02:59:29] trust in these communities and for
[02:59:32] us it is an honor to make a team with the communities because
[02:59:36] we see the value that is there and our commitment
[02:59:39] is simply to show the
[02:59:42] tourism value that these communities have, what they have to
[02:59:46] offer, their people, for those who want to visit them and that
[02:59:49] they also empower themselves and can say that, look, we
[02:59:53] offer sustainable tourism, regenerative
[02:59:56] tourism, and when you come here you will fall in love with
[02:59:59] this land but you will also leave here being
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[03:00:13] Eposak are here to empower that
[03:00:17] and to make these communities shine.
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