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[00:00:31] That's what we are following today, Thursday, August 6th here on Noticias Telemundo,
[00:00:35] midday, new health alert, the salmonella outbreak
[00:00:39] continues to grow, it already totals more than 340 infections in
[00:00:42] 27 states and authorities link it to jalapeños imported
[00:00:46] from Mexico.
[00:00:49] I believe that this year we have more days without water than with water.
[00:00:53] There are already more than 100 days without water, Puerto Rico is experiencing one of its
[00:00:56] worst crises, while authorities begin rationing.
[00:01:00] in several areas of the island, the extreme
[00:01:03] of habeas corpus in which drought influences the lack of water, we tell you which sectors are
[00:01:05] most affected, these 6 months have been horrible,
[00:01:09] horrible, horrible, that my son asks me where is daddy,
[00:01:13] more than 6 months detained by ICE, the Venezuelan soccer player
[00:01:17] Homero Calderón, who is part of a Florida club and played in Europe,
[00:01:20] remains in custody while his family asks for his release,
[00:01:24] mental health crisis and social networks, the case of the
[00:01:28] blogger Pérez Hilton. After self-harming live on
[00:01:32] TikTok, it leaves on the table. How does this extreme exposure affect
[00:01:37] seeing there, each member receives $00 on the minds of people who consume this type of content? We analyze it
[00:01:39] with a psychologist. Avocado shipments from
[00:01:43] Michoacán to the United States are stopped. The decision is due to security
[00:01:46] problems and there are already reactions in Mexico.
[00:01:50] Digital tandas. The traditional community saving jumps to mobile
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[00:02:00] you,
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[00:02:08] thank you for spending some time here with us on Noticias en el mundo mediodía, I am
[00:02:12] Nicole Suárez, we begin talking about health, because the salmonella
[00:02:15] outbreak related to jalapeños imported from Mexico, continues
[00:02:19] to expand in the United States, according to the CDC, the jalapeños were
[00:02:22] distributed by a company based in California
[00:02:26] chains like Chipotle, also Condoba and that they have already withdrawn
[00:02:30] them from their menus, in addition to other restaurants, so far the
[00:02:33] outbreak has left at least 345 people
[00:02:36] sick, also dozens of hospitalized in 27
[00:02:40] states, but what can we do to avoid getting infected with this
[00:02:43] bacteria, we ask Dr. Ilan
[00:02:45] Chapiro, at this moment the best recommendation is
[00:02:49] to make sure that we are washing with water the food that we are
[00:02:53] using, make sure that fruits and vegetables and water are potable
[00:02:57] and that they do not have this contamination, in case we have doubts, it is important
[00:03:00] to cook much more the amount that we are using, boil that
[00:03:04] water and in that way we reduce the possibility of
[00:03:07] having this type of artery. Well, in most
[00:03:10] cases they are in Minnesota and
[00:03:13] of one of the most important works of Colorado, while the FDA investigates if those same jalapeños were
[00:03:16] sold in supermarkets in the country, so far no deaths have been reported.
[00:03:19] I also tell you that the FDA approves the first flu
[00:03:23] vaccine based on mRNA, the vaccine from the
[00:03:27] pharmaceutical company Moderna is called MFlusiva. It is aimed at
[00:03:31] adults aged 50 or older and uses the same technology that became
[00:03:35] known with the COVID-19 vaccine during the
[00:03:37] pandemic, it seeks to reduce the risk of hospitalizations,
[00:03:41] also serious complications and deaths from influenza, it would be
[00:03:44] available for the respiratory season
[00:03:46] 2026-2027,
[00:03:49] in other matters contempt of Congress, that's how they declared
[00:03:53] Dr. Anthony Fauci, the Republicans of the Homeland Security
[00:03:57] Committee on Governmental Affairs. It is for
[00:04:00] having invoked the Fifth Amendment more than 100 times
[00:04:03] in that hearing on his handling of the pandemic which was so tense last
[00:04:07] Wednesday, but let's go with Javier Vega to Washington, Javier, good afternoon,
[00:04:11] tell us what's next for Anthony
[00:04:12] Fauci,
[00:04:15] well Nicole, the answer is that this vote of contempt in the
[00:04:19] Senate committee opens the door for the committee to
[00:04:22] ask the Department of Justice to file criminal charges against Dr.
[00:04:26] Fauci, something that could happen, we already know today.
[00:04:30] That is the plan of Rand Paul, this Republican Senator who chairs
[00:04:33] the committee, a plan that in practice skips an important
[00:04:37] step which is the vote in the full Senate, because for a
[00:04:41] contempt resolution to have the weight of the US
[00:04:44] Congress, it requires the vote not only of a committee but of
[00:04:48] the entire Senate, something that, well, due to the balance of power in Washington at this
[00:04:52] moment, seems quite complicated, that's why this
[00:04:55] resolution that was voted on today asks the Vice President JDV,
[00:04:58] who in his capacity as President
[00:05:02] of the Senate, to endorse this decision of the committee, bypassing
[00:05:05] the requirement of a vote in the full Senate, now it is at the discretion
[00:05:09] of the Department of Justice whether or not to file charges
[00:05:13] against Dr. Fauci, already in the past, for example, former advisors to President
[00:05:16] Trump, Peter Navarro, Steve Bannon, spent months in prison
[00:05:20] for contempt of Congress, but in their case it was not for invoking the
[00:05:24] Fifth Amendment, but simply for not showing up,
[00:05:27] Fauci's lawyers already responded this morning,
[00:05:31] they said that this is a crude political maneuver and that what they want is to punish
[00:05:34] Dr. Fauci for exercising his constitutional rights,
[00:05:38] Nicole, Javier Vega, thank you very much and the water crisis is
[00:05:41] worsening. In Puerto Rico, there are families who claim to have spent
[00:05:45] more than 100 days, 100 days without supply. The drought has also
[00:05:49] forced authorities to ration the service. Mariset Bereni tells
[00:05:52] us more. The water goes down and worries
[00:05:56] go up, the lack of rain, high temperatures
[00:06:00] and a distribution system with decades of deterioration,
[00:06:03] are leaving thousands of families in Puerto Rico with limited access to
[00:06:07] potable water. As of this Friday, rationing will come
[00:06:11] into effect in several sectors with service
[00:06:14] interruptions for a prolonged time, while reservoirs
[00:06:17] such as Carraízo register worrying levels,
[00:06:21] at any moment there may be, there may be
[00:06:24] limitations in the use of water or scheduled interruptions
[00:06:28] of 24 hours, 48
[00:06:30] hours, 70-something hours or who knows how much more, we
[00:06:34] have to prepare
[00:06:36] unfortunately for
[00:06:40] the worst. Meanwhile, residents complain that
[00:06:44] frequent cuts complicate basic tasks such as cooking and
[00:06:48] bathing.
[00:06:52] In the midst of this crisis, the island's health secretary
[00:06:55] assured that hospitals in the affected areas have
[00:06:59] sufficient reserves to operate for at least 20
[00:07:02] days with the water stored in their cisterns. In the tourism
[00:07:06] sector, Discover Puerto Rico urged travelers to
[00:07:10] communicate with their lodging before arriving in the
[00:07:13] country and assured that the industry has protocols to
[00:07:16] deal with the situation, it has been a terrible crisis,
[00:07:20] I think this year we have more days without water than with water, it is
[00:07:23] incredible, we are living in a country that
[00:07:26] unfortunately the infrastructure does not work, it is
[00:07:30] very sad that we are paying for water and we don't receive it and there are many people
[00:07:34] in need, small businesses have also been
[00:07:37] affected by this crisis that brings new operational
[00:07:40] expenses, just with...
[00:07:43] with trying to call the municipality to fill the cisterns, they never come and having to
[00:07:47] call a private agency is already 300 to
[00:07:50] 500 for filling the cistern
[00:07:52] daily affects a lot. Experts point out that the crisis not
[00:07:56] only responds to the drought, it also reflects
[00:07:59] years of aging infrastructure, water
[00:08:02] losses due to leaks and a growing pressure from climate
[00:08:05] change.
[00:08:08] And well, the authorities maintain the distribution of water through tanker
[00:08:11] trucks and supply centers, but warn that if the
[00:08:15] rains do not arrive soon, more communities could face
[00:08:19] serious restrictions. Well, Marisel, you told me that your family is also on the
[00:08:23] island and has been impacted by this precisely, so hopefully they will soon have
[00:08:26] a solution and everything will be fine, thank you very much. Well, the case of Homero
[00:08:30] Calderón is also attracting attention, he is a Venezuelan
[00:08:33] soccer player who has been detained by ICE for more than 6 months,
[00:08:37] he is currently part of a Florida club, we also know that he played
[00:08:40] in teams in Portugal, in Italy. His family insists that his immigration
[00:08:44] process was underway when he was arrested, but let's go with
[00:08:47] Francisco Cuevas, he has more on this story and the ordeal that this
[00:08:51] family has been through, Francisco.
[00:08:55] Hello, Nicole, good afternoon, more than 65, people are currently
[00:08:58] detained in ICE centers across the country,
[00:09:02] some waiting for their pending immigration process to be finalized,
[00:09:06] others waiting for a deportation. The truth is that they are spending more and more
[00:09:09] time locked up. This is the case of the Venezuelan
[00:09:13] soccer player Homero Calderón, who has played professionally on three
[00:09:17] continents, but who in the last 6 months has spent them in this detention
[00:09:20] center in Georgia, he assures that his documentation
[00:09:24] was in order, that he was waiting for a change in his visa,
[00:09:28] meanwhile his wife who suffers from epilepsy and his daughter who
[00:09:32] needs special care are outside waiting for him to be released,
[00:09:35] we spoke with him in the detention center in Georgia
[00:09:39] also with her who has started a campaign to release him,
[00:09:42] I had never been in this
[00:09:45] situation,
[00:09:48] uh, for my family it has been devastating, since
[00:09:51] I have all my family here in the United States, these 6 months have been
[00:09:55] horrible, horrible, horrible, that my son asks
[00:09:58] me where is daddy, daddy is playing soccer, daddy is in a
[00:10:02] tournament, daddy is going to bring
[00:10:03] you the medal,
[00:10:10] a very sad story. the Department of Homeland Security and
[00:10:14] we are waiting for a response regarding this case,
[00:10:18] meanwhile Homero has his next appointment in an immigration
[00:10:21] court next August 18th when his
[00:10:25] future and that of his family could be decided, we will be following
[00:10:28] up, Nicole, all the best for this family, thank you Francisco, and maybe
[00:10:32] you at home identify with this next information, because more and more
[00:10:36] Hispanics know someone who has been detained by ICE, here
[00:10:39] we have the data, in fact
[00:10:43] generation Z, specifically six out of 10 know someone
[00:10:47] who has gone through or is going through this situation, the
[00:10:49] paradox, the paradox is that of the more than
[00:10:53] 172,800 permanent workers of the Department of
[00:10:57] Homeland Security, here we can see more than 20%
[00:11:00] are of Hispanic origin, we also have another piece of data is that
[00:11:04] there are also more than 10,700 Hispanics
[00:11:06] guarding the borders of the country, that represents at least
[00:11:10] 50%, 50% of the total force and
[00:11:14] now new details are also known about the death of Edwin
[00:11:17] López Cornejo, the Salvadoran immigrant who died on Saturday in
[00:11:20] an ICE detention center in New Jersey. Court documents reveal
[00:11:24] that he had filed a writ
[00:11:28] the lawyer requested his release alleging, among other
[00:11:31] things, his delicate state of health, ICE maintains that
[00:11:35] López Cornejo died over the weekend after suffering what it described
[00:11:38] as a medical emergency, it is that the
[00:11:41] health care system for detainees in detention centers
[00:11:45] is well, collapsed, the LA Times says, citing ICE data,
[00:11:49] they denounce that providers have not received payments for almost a year, which
[00:11:53] could affect migrants' access
[00:11:55] to medical treatments, and we are talking about millions of dollars,
[00:11:59] look at the numbers from last year, between January and October there were more than
[00:12:02] 233 medical claims for
[00:12:05] services that had been provided for 96 million
[00:12:09] dollars, including cases related to pregnancies, suicide
[00:12:12] attempts, cancer and HIV treatments, and
[00:12:15] well, in Mexico, the violence in Michoacán has caused the export
[00:12:18] to the United States of one of the products that moves the
[00:12:22] state's economy the most, avocado, Isa has the
[00:12:25] report, very good
[00:12:26] afternoon.
[00:12:30] That's right, Nicole, good afternoon, the United States government
[00:12:33] decided to suspend the presence of its sanitary
[00:12:37] inspectors in Michoacán, arguing that there are no
[00:12:40] security conditions for them to work there, and that has
[00:12:43] consequences because they are responsible for inspecting
[00:12:47] avocado shipments that leave Mexico for the
[00:12:51] United States. This, without a doubt, Nicole would represent huge
[00:12:55] economic losses for this country, because in Michoacán, just to
[00:12:58] give you an idea, the avocado industry generates 200,000
[00:13:02] jobs in that state alone. Last year, avocado
[00:13:05] was the second most exported food product from
[00:13:09] Mexico to the United States, with earnings of almost 4
[00:13:12] million dollars. That's why avocado producers are very
[00:13:16] concerned that this will be resolved. This morning, President
[00:13:20] Claudia Shem has already spoken about it and has asked her
[00:13:24] foreign minister to request a meeting with US authorities
[00:13:27] to try to resolve this as soon
[00:13:30] as possible, she also said that she has already had meetings with avocado
[00:13:34] producers to try to reassure
[00:13:37] them. Let's hear from the President.
[00:13:40] We met with them and we are making a very important work
[00:13:42] plan to further guarantee
[00:13:46] security in certain areas where there was
[00:13:49] not as much National Guard presence.
[00:13:53] Nicole,
[00:13:57] this is not the first time this has happened. In 2022,
[00:14:01] a similar event occurred when a criminal
[00:14:04] group threatened these avocado inspectors,
[00:14:07] now the avocado industry hopes that this will be resolved
[00:14:10] soon so that the economic losses are not
[00:14:13] enormous, back with you, Isa Osorio,
[00:14:17] thank you very much and we are also following up on the case of the blogger Perez Hilton, his
[00:14:21] family has confirmed in a statement that he is now able to
[00:14:25] communicate from the hospital, they also ask for absolute privacy to protect
[00:14:28] his three children who are minors, the blogger
[00:14:32] is still under specialized psychiatric care,
[00:14:35] TikTok also we know cancelled his account after that shocking
[00:14:39] incident at his home in Miami where authorities and crisis units had to
[00:14:42] intervene urgently and
[00:14:46] fortunately they managed to reach him in time, remember that if you
[00:14:49] or someone you know is going through a crisis, there is help,
[00:14:53] it's free, it's confidential and there's also help in Spanish, you can call or
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[00:15:01] prevention line 988 and well
[00:15:04] precisely this situation has brought up the issue of mental health
[00:15:07] and social networks, now we have clinical psychologist
[00:15:11] Etichiro to analyze this issue, Doctor, what psychological
[00:15:14] effect does it have on users to see a severe crisis
[00:15:17] unfold in real time, you know it's
[00:15:20] interesting because many times human beings, being so empathetic,
[00:15:24] develop what is called secondary trauma or vicarious trauma, which
[00:15:27] is that you reflect so much with the pain of others that you
[00:15:31] can also be re-traumatized in some way, it affects
[00:15:35] us especially people who perhaps do not have so much awareness of what is
[00:15:38] happening, of how, how to understand it,
[00:15:41] we begin to feel those same symptoms, our anxiety increases,
[00:15:44] perhaps we have more fear, perhaps
[00:15:47] we begin to anticipate difficult situations, so we have to
[00:15:51] be careful with what we are exposed to, and what is
[00:15:54] the responsibility of these platforms to detect that something
[00:15:58] like this is happening and remove it
[00:16:00] immediately, well, from a psychological point of view,
[00:16:04] I am always talking about how we have to be very
[00:16:08] careful about our digital diet, about how
[00:16:11] we are allowing ourselves to be exposed to information and
[00:16:15] content and I think it has to be done especially for children
[00:16:18] and adolescents, in a very intelligent way, uh, I think
[00:16:22] it's very good to have filters, I think it's very good to make decisions about when to do it, to know
[00:16:25] at what time of day you are exposing yourself to what type of information,
[00:16:29] to have reliable sources, so all that influences our mood,
[00:16:32] our sense of well-being, the way we function
[00:16:36] during the day, our thoughts, our emotions, all that is very
[00:16:39] influenced by what we are exposed to, Dr. Eddit Chiro,
[00:16:43] thank you very much for that valuable information,
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[00:22:05] tandas. First for those who are not very familiar,
[00:22:09] traditional tandas are an informal saving system in which a group of
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[00:29:19] Solitude. This season has seven episodes that continue the
[00:29:22] story of the magical world of Macondo and the Buendía family,
[00:29:25] while the grand finale, extended and directed by
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[00:29:40] It was very interesting for us because one day we were
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[00:29:46] town, which was beautiful, and a week later we would film
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[00:30:08] memory, and of course, a lot of solitude, mark this anticipated
[00:30:11] adaptation of Gabriel García Márquez's masterpiece.
[00:30:15] Well, with that we say goodbye this afternoon, as always, thank you for your trust, we
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