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[00:00:10] told you, he will meet according
[00:00:25] one-fifth of
[00:01:15] we see a situation in
[00:01:27] premises in relation to continue with
[00:02:20] It is important to have a clear perspective of what
[00:02:25] ship were rescued. So
[00:03:06] and the U.S. government announced this Wednesday new indictments and
[00:03:10] joint rewards for
[00:03:13] who had more than more than $100 million for information leading to the
[00:03:16] arrest of eight alleged leaders of the Jalisco New Generation
[00:03:19] cartel. Among those named are Juan Carlos Valencia
[00:03:23] González, alias El Pelón, and the son-in-law of the deceased
[00:03:27] leader of the Jalisco cartel, Nemecio Oseguera Cervantes, El
[00:03:31] investigating, exploring Mencho, for whom a reward of $25 million
[00:03:35] is now offered. Meanwhile, in Mexico, authorities are investigating the
[00:03:38] case of an influencer assassinated at
[00:03:41] point-blank range while doing a live broadcast on social
[00:03:44] networks in the city of Culiacán, Sinaloa.
[00:04:03] Iran says there are no negotiations currently with
[00:04:07] the United States over the Strait of Hormuz and that talks
[00:04:09] on the issue with Oman are strictly
[00:04:13] bilateral. According to the Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister,
[00:04:16] they are close to reaching a framework for commercial shipping
[00:04:20] in the Strait, colleague José Levi, with
[00:04:24] details.
[00:04:27] crime recalled the murder of The Iranians continue to make it increasingly
[00:04:30] difficult for Donald Trump, who claims that
[00:04:33] the negotiators of this Islamic
[00:04:37] Republic are indeed tough. We see that
[00:04:40] if the President of the United States talks about
[00:04:43] direct negotiations with Iran
[00:04:46] regarding the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz,
[00:04:50] according to him, the Iranians are imploring
[00:04:53] to reach an agreement. We see
[00:04:56] that
[00:04:58] perspective, we follow what Iran says they will stop. There are no direct
[00:05:02] negotiations with the United States, that they
[00:05:05] are now reaching an agreement, but with
[00:05:09] Oman. Iran is the country on the northern
[00:05:13] side of the strategic Strait of Hormuz, Oman on the
[00:05:16] southern side, and both, according to Ismail
[00:05:20] Bagaei, the spokesman for the Foreign Ministry in
[00:05:23] Tehran, would have already agreed on what
[00:05:26] the route would be for ships to pass through
[00:05:30] in the coming months in this
[00:05:33] strategic strait through which, before the war,
[00:05:38] global energy sources circulated. So,
[00:05:42] what Bagaei says is that it is now necessary
[00:05:46] to draft the agreement. According to him, if third
[00:05:49] countries do not create difficulties,
[00:05:53] then it will be possible to reach an agreement
[00:05:57] on this issue, which is considered something
[00:06:00] fundamental to the point that Donald Trump claims
[00:06:03] that if no agreement were
[00:06:07] reached on this matter, then
[00:06:11] he would order the... carrying out
[00:06:13] unprecedented attacks so
[00:06:17] far in this war,
[00:06:20] this against targets inside
[00:06:24] Iran. But here
[00:06:27] which everything is apparently
[00:06:30] pending on what will happen in the Strait of
[00:06:34] Hormuz and to see in this way if it is possible to
[00:06:39] the issue that worries the international
[00:06:42] community the most, the countries of the Middle
[00:06:46] East and
[00:06:49] also the United States, which is
[00:06:52] the denuclearization of Iran, an issue
[00:06:56] on which there are still no agreements
[00:06:59] of any kind. José Levi, CNN,
[00:07:02] Jerusalem.
[00:07:09] And the Vatican announced a new apostolic journey of Pope
[00:07:13] Leo XIV. He will visit Latin America for the first time
[00:07:16] in his pontificate. Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru are the three
[00:07:20] stages of the trip scheduled for November. My colleague
[00:07:24] Jimena de la Quintana informs us how the news was received
[00:07:28] in Peru. Let's see.
[00:07:31] Thanks, well, the reaction of the people in Peru has obviously been
[00:07:35] one of great happiness both on social networks and from people we managed
[00:07:39] to talk to on the street, and the phrase basically is, "he's returning
[00:07:42] home." He's returning to Peru. That's what people
[00:07:46] say, because let's remember that although
[00:07:49] Pope Leo XIV, Robert Prevost,
[00:07:52] was born in the United States, he also has Peruvian nationality. He
[00:07:56] has a DNI, a national identity document that he obtained
[00:08:00] in 2015.
[00:08:03] So basically, the reaction has been that,
[00:08:06] the feeling that Robert Prevost
[00:08:09] is returning to Peru after he
[00:08:13] spent a significant amount of his life here, about 20 years,
[00:08:16] not only in Lima, but in different regions
[00:08:20] of the country, one of them in the Lambayeque region, where
[00:08:23] Chiclayo is, and he was, by the way, we must
[00:08:27] remember, bishop of Chiclayo.
[00:08:31] How did people react, not only in
[00:08:34] Lima but in Argentina? In this
[00:08:36] way, good, good and explanatory, happy
[00:08:39] and content, because the priest, also the pope of...
[00:08:42] Peruvian, and well, the person speaking is from Chiclayo, from the city of
[00:08:45] Eten. We are very happy and well, the
[00:08:49] good expectation is for the blessing, for our
[00:08:52] country, so that the situation, security, may improve. He
[00:08:56] will, I believe, help us a lot with God's blessing. The fact that
[00:08:59] the Pope expresses that affection he has for Peru, especially the northern
[00:09:03] area, makes all of us feel proud
[00:09:07] to know that there is someone of his
[00:09:10] authority and that he can...
[00:09:13] refer to our country with those words. I am
[00:09:17] very excited, I hope he comes to visit us more often. I also hope
[00:09:20] to have the opportunity to go. This
[00:09:22] emotion of being in contact with someone so important
[00:09:26] as the majority of the Argentine people are
[00:09:29] Catholic, how can we not be excited and
[00:09:33] the kids too? I would have liked Francisco to
[00:09:36] come at the time. I think he
[00:09:39] has a very similar current to Francisco, I like that.
[00:09:42] It doesn't change anything, the situation we
[00:09:45] are experiencing will not change for sure, but it will bring
[00:09:49] joy, yes, Argentinians are very religious,
[00:09:53] for sure, for sure, well, on the other hand,
[00:09:57] Pope Leo XIV, as confirmed by the
[00:10:00] Peruvian Foreign Minister, will meet with President Keiko Fujimori.
[00:10:04] We were saying a moment ago that the Pope
[00:10:08] during his stay in Peru had, well, a
[00:10:11] long stay. He spent an average of 20 years
[00:10:14] visiting several regions, he visited several cities,
[00:10:18] several places in Peru and therefore he knows, he knew
[00:10:21] its reality very well, in fact part
[00:10:25] of his presence in Peru was during the government of Alberto
[00:10:29] Fujimori, Keiko Fujimori's father, with
[00:10:32] whom, as I
[00:10:35] to what the foreign minister said. From Lima, Jimena de la Quintana,
[00:10:39] CNN.
[00:10:44] We have to take a break, but upon returning, the population around the
[00:10:47] Fuego volcano in Guatemala remains on alert,
[00:10:51] while the eruption remains in a critical phase.
[00:10:56] and the U.S. government suspends activities in the Mexican state of
[00:10:59] Michoacán due to security threats to its interests, and the
[00:11:03] measure impacts avocado exports to that country.
[00:11:28] water has the ability to obsorb, to
[00:11:31] cleanse, to migrate, move, that's nature's
[00:11:33] magic, to see sight like
[00:11:36] this gives you such incredible
[00:11:39] hope when you put your mask on, you get into
[00:11:43] the water, you just have this whole world open up to
[00:11:46] you, the ocean is still the greatest
[00:11:49] part of this planet, it's time to start giving
[00:11:53] back, you can wake up
[00:12:19] This is the story of Steve's apple if I was
[00:12:22] to take up, what would you? advice be to
[00:12:26] me, don't you believe the civil government should be guided and
[00:12:29] dictated by biblical law, how in the world did you survive
[00:12:32] this?
[00:12:37] the full story with Anderson Cooper, Sunday on
[00:12:40] CNN.
[00:12:45] is happening in the world, to know the different angles of a single
[00:12:48] event. In Perspectives, we take you to the key places
[00:12:52] where news happens. We interview
[00:12:55] the central figures of the stories. It is a program where we
[00:12:58] offer you a broad and objective vision of the world in which
[00:13:02] we live. Join me and discover all the
[00:13:05] perspectives. Perspectives with Mario González, Monday to
[00:13:09] Friday on CNN.
[00:14:34] been evacuated to temporary shelters due to the eruptive
[00:14:37] process of the Fuego volcano in Guatemala. Authorities urge
[00:14:41] the population living on the slopes of the volcano not
[00:14:45] to risk their lives as it is one of the most active and
[00:14:48] dangerous in the region and continues to expel ash,
[00:14:51] gases, rocks, and lava. My colleague
[00:14:55] has the details,
[00:14:56] go ahead.
[00:15:01] The expulsion of ash, gases, and lava from the Fuego volcano has led
[00:15:04] hundreds of families living on the slopes to leave their
[00:15:07] homes. The shelters are increasingly
[00:15:11] full, especially of women and children, because of the children's
[00:15:14] lives, they have to watch out. Imagine
[00:15:16] if it gets complicated, I have
[00:15:19] four. The authorities have set up
[00:15:23] these shelters for the duration of the emergency to assist the
[00:15:27] inhabitants of 18 communities. During the day,
[00:15:29] well, you can see, but at night it's already serious,
[00:15:33] so you don't sleep anymore, you're attentive
[00:15:36] to anything. But yes, it's more and more
[00:15:40] dangerous. Despite the danger, not everyone
[00:15:44] wants to evacuate, for fear of their belongings being
[00:15:46] stolen.
[00:15:48] Authorities have prohibited, until further notice, ascending the volcano,
[00:15:52] an international adventure tourism attraction, because they do
[00:15:55] not rule out a strong eruption. Through the special
[00:15:59] rescue brigade, preventive evacuation efforts have begun
[00:16:02] in support of families, who
[00:16:05] voluntarily request help to be evacuated from
[00:16:09] their homes, due to the risk involved.
[00:16:12] The departments of
[00:16:16] Sacatepéquez, Chimaltenango, and Escuintla are on red
[00:16:19] alert. I urge you to evacuate, do not put
[00:16:23] your lives at risk, it is necessary to evacuate and that is why the alert
[00:16:27] level is raised so that you
[00:16:29] evacuate. The police and army have
[00:16:33] deployed personnel to guarantee the security of the area
[00:16:36] and even in the communities where
[00:16:40] families have been evacuated, patrols in all areas
[00:16:43] that are being affected so that the
[00:16:46] general population can be calm about
[00:16:49] any looting situation that might occur. Currently it is not
[00:16:52] happening. More
[00:16:56] than 29 people have been affected by the activity of the
[00:17:00] Fuego volcano this time. Authorities ask to take the
[00:17:03] evacuation plans very seriously in order to avoid tragedies like the one
[00:17:07] that occurred in 2018, when an eruption caused dozens
[00:17:11] of deaths, disappearances, and communities
[00:17:14] buried under the ashes. For CNN,
[00:17:17] Merlin del Cid, San
[00:17:18] Salvador.
[00:17:26] And the United States Embassy in Mexico and its consulates issued this
[00:17:30] Wednesday a level four security alert
[00:17:34] for the state of Michoacán in western Mexico.
[00:17:37] It suspended U.S. government activities there, in addition
[00:17:40] to warning its citizens not to travel
[00:17:43] to that state. The statement says the measure
[00:17:47] is due to a threat against U.S. interests and
[00:17:51] asks its citizens to stay attentive to local
[00:17:54] media and inform family and friends of their whereabouts
[00:17:58] through social media, email, or phone.
[00:18:01] The announcement has already impacted the state's economic
[00:18:04] activity because the United States suspended the inspections
[00:18:08] of Michoacán avocado exports. According to the avocado
[00:18:11] producers' association, this could
[00:18:14] potentially delay shipments to the United
[00:18:17] States, a country that represents almost 90% of the
[00:18:21] volume of Mexico's avocado exports, which
[00:18:24] makes it the largest foreign market in the
[00:18:27] country. And we continue in Mexico. The authorities of that
[00:18:31] country reported that the murder of influencer César
[00:18:35] Gastelum, shot dead on Tuesday
[00:18:38] night during a live broadcast at a restaurant in
[00:18:42] Culiacán, Sinaloa, in the northwest of the country, is under
[00:18:45] investigation. Gastelum, 25 years old,
[00:18:50] 600,000 followers on the social network TikTok, was
[00:18:54] approached by two people on a motorcycle, and one of
[00:18:58] them shot him at
[00:18:58] point-blank range.
[00:19:02] The murder of César Gastelum, a content creator in Culiacán,
[00:19:06] Sinaloa, has raised alarms about
[00:19:09] security in the country. How did these events
[00:19:12] occur?
[00:19:14] Gastelum was broadcasting live on a street with friends
[00:19:18] when two subjects approached him, shot him,
[00:19:21] and then fled. State
[00:19:25] and federal authorities are working together to
[00:19:29] identify those responsible.
[00:19:32] Gastelum was known for his comedy videos and had
[00:19:36] almost 6,000 followers on TikTok. The murder
[00:19:40] occurs amidst persistent violence in Sinaloa,
[00:19:43] the epicenter of a conflict between factions
[00:19:47] of the Sinaloa cartel since September 2024.
[00:19:49] 2024.
[00:19:51] Among the lines of investigation are some publications
[00:19:54] in which Gastelum alluded to
[00:19:58] a faction of a criminal group, according to authorities'
[00:20:01] investigations. Gastelum's
[00:20:05] influencer Valeria Márquez, shot
[00:20:08] during a live broadcast at her beauty salon in
[00:20:11] Zapopan, Jalisco, in May 2025.
[00:20:15] According to the prosecutor's office, Márquez, 23, was allegedly
[00:20:19] murdered after a man entered her salon and opened
[00:20:22] fire.
[00:20:25] Gastelum's murder, which has caused commotion in the country,
[00:20:28] occurs one day after the Mexican government
[00:20:32] highlighted a 16% decrease in intentional
[00:20:35] homicides during
[00:20:55] and famous entertainment blogger
[00:20:59] Pérez Hilton is receiving medical attention after he
[00:21:02] apparently injured himself during a live broadcast he
[00:21:06] was doing on TikTok. A statement from the
[00:21:09] website of this celebrity communicator
[00:21:12] indicated that his family is focused
[00:21:15] on his well-being and requests privacy. The Miami-Dade County
[00:21:20] medical examiner's office confirmed that he had been transferred
[00:21:23] to a hospital after receiving multiple calls on Tuesday
[00:21:26] night to report the emergency
[00:21:30] and that they found him at his home alone. In the
[00:21:34] live broadcast that was already removed from the social network,
[00:21:38] several users urged Hilton to stop. The
[00:21:41] Cuban-American blogger had commented earlier this year that he was
[00:21:45] distressed by multiple hospital bills, despite having
[00:21:49] insurance. If you know someone who
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[00:22:00] And in other news, South Korean police raided the headquarters of Starbucks
[00:22:04] Korea amid an investigation against the coffee
[00:22:07] chain, which has faced a wave of
[00:22:10] criticism for a disastrous advertising campaign. Police
[00:22:14] told CNN that they raided the
[00:22:17] the upcoming national holiday, but that... and would not offer further
[00:22:20] details. The crisis began when in May,
[00:22:24] Starbucks Korea, which is largely managed by a
[00:22:27] local conglomerate, launched a campaign called Tank
[00:22:31] Day to promote its tank
[00:22:35] thermal cups. The campaign was launched on the day of the Democratization
[00:22:38] Movement, which commemorates an event in which more
[00:22:42] than 100 civilians died in pro-democracy demonstrations
[00:22:44] during that military regime. The criticism quickly
[00:22:48] spread, and the company apologized
[00:22:51] the same day, and Starbucks Global announced an
[00:22:55] upcoming investigation.
[00:22:57] And in India, authorities reported on a ship flying
[00:23:01] that country's flag that was hit by a projectile and
[00:23:04] ended up sinking off the coast of Yemen. The
[00:23:07] Indian Minister of Ports and Shipping condemned the incident and said that
[00:23:11] the 14 sailors who were traveling on the
[00:23:15] far, it has not been confirmed who is responsible
[00:23:18] for this attack. And for his part, Democrat
[00:23:22] Abdul El Sayed quoted boxer Muhammad Ali
[00:23:26] in a speech for his projected victory to the
[00:23:29] Michigan Senate.
[00:23:30] "We shook the world,"
[00:23:34] he said. During the conference, he was accompanied
[00:23:38] by Marrow, his former
[00:23:41] rival who now supports him
[00:23:45] after the battle that El Sayed fought against
[00:23:49] Heidi Steven. Break,
[00:23:51] we'll be back.
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[00:27:59] In Japan, three lionesses in a zoo in... died
[00:28:03] over the course of the week. It is suspected that it was due to
[00:28:06] thermal stress due to the extreme temperatures affecting Japan
[00:28:09] and other parts of Asia. The Tama Zoological Park
[00:28:13] reported that they closed the lion exhibit at the end
[00:28:16] of July when some felines began to show loss of
[00:28:20] appetite and fatigue, although they tried to cool
[00:28:24] 10 lions with water sprinklers,
[00:28:27] industrial fans, and hydrated them and
[00:28:30] medicated them intravenously, three females
[00:28:33] died. Autopsies will determine the official
[00:28:37] cause of death, but all show signs
[00:28:40] of dehydration and multi-organ
[00:28:42] failure.
[00:28:48] I am Mexican-British, I have been practicing
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[00:30:53] and these are some of the most important news at this hour. The
[00:30:56] Vatican confirmed that Pope Leo XIV will travel to America.