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[00:00:03] birth. What is the
[00:00:37] Welcome to our broadcast, I'm Alejandra Forero,
[00:00:40] next up, front page.
[00:00:45] sign both for the species and for what
[00:01:13] The department of Santa Cruz is the dispute between the First Capital Command
[00:01:17] and the Vermelo Command, considers analyst Cristian
[00:01:20] Sánchez. There is a war, a war for territorial space for
[00:01:24] Santa Cruz, which not only has its effects on
[00:01:28] the organizations themselves that. in violent deaths, but
[00:01:31] it has such acuity that it is
[00:01:34] expanding into a war, towards the public force. The
[00:01:39] Who dispute is not only over routes, says Sánchez, but over making the
[00:01:41] Santa Cruz department the place for the storage and export of
[00:01:45] drugs. And they are not disputing only a route, but
[00:01:48] they are disputing the place of Santa Cruz as a
[00:01:51] hub, space for the storage of
[00:01:55] drugs, for the accumulation of drugs and for the
[00:01:58] export of drugs. and in the same way, these
[00:02:03] minors walked through the streets of rainfall that may be occurring in criminal organizations are disputing the capacity they developed to corrupt all the
[00:02:07] institutions of the state. He spoke of the
[00:02:10] strengthening of the security apparatus to somehow curb
[00:02:13] organized crime.
[00:02:15] José María Vargas municipality, so far
[00:02:18] The situation in Ceuta, located in northern Africa and whose sovereignty belongs
[00:02:21] to Spain, is worrying both for its residents
[00:02:25] and for the hundreds of migrants who remain
[00:02:27] stranded.
[00:02:31] No, three days without food, only
[00:02:33] water. Last July 30,
[00:02:37] approximately 60,000 people from Morocco entered the
[00:02:40] Spanish enclave of Ceuta, although most Moroccans have already
[00:02:44] returned, there are still hundreds, possibly thousands
[00:02:47] of people from other countries, mostly from sub-Saharan
[00:02:50] Africa, who remain in Ceuta. The Spanish army continues
[00:02:54] to gather migrants to transport them back to the border,
[00:02:57] although not all are willing to leave.
[00:03:02] I hope to stay in Spain, I don't want to go back to Morocco, I will not
[00:03:06] go back.
[00:03:09] The Spanish government attributed the avalanche of migrants who arrived in Ceuta to migrant
[00:03:13] trafficking networks, while Moroccan authorities pointed to
[00:03:16] viral dissemination on social networks of messages that falsely promised
[00:03:20] open borders and free passage to the European Union. Those who
[00:03:24] risked their lives found a very different reality upon arrival:
[00:03:28] is everyone's party, the already controlled sectors, so hunger, rejection and uncertainty,
[00:03:31] so most opted to voluntarily return to
[00:03:34] Morocco. For local residents, the Spanish government has
[00:03:37] abandoned them, as they assure that they have not seen a response and fear for their
[00:03:41] safety and saturation in the neighborhoods. How
[00:03:45] have I lived these days? Well, in a state of shock
[00:03:47] everything completely, we are, we are saturated, we have the neighborhoods, we are with people we don't
[00:03:51] even know, pain that
[00:03:55] Otenango, our city is attacked, it is seen like this and of feeling alone and abandoned, really by the rest of
[00:03:59] Spain. We have spent three sleepless nights
[00:04:02] watching what could happen, if they could enter the
[00:04:05] house, we have had attempts to
[00:04:09] enter, Ceuta has been a very small city in North Africa, well
[00:04:12] they never, they don't take it
[00:04:15] were taken to the shelter set up in into account at all and abandoned would be the
[00:04:18] word,
[00:04:20] the pieces that, according to the prosecution, seek to reconstruct who was behind the
[00:04:24] assassination of Fernando Villavicencio were again exposed in the courtroom
[00:04:28] this Monday.
[00:04:30] welcoming it here at home. In Rocha and The reinstatement of the preparatory hearing for trial, the prosecution continued with
[00:04:33] the presentation of the elements of conviction against the seven
[00:04:36] accused as intellectual authors, resumed the
[00:04:39] exhibition regarding former Interior Minister José Serrano. Among
[00:04:43] the evidence presented are several versions that, according to prosecutor Ana
[00:04:47] Hidalgo, reconstruct the alleged role that the
[00:04:50] former official would have had. One of them, the version of the lawyer sentenced in the Plaga
[00:04:54] case, Lenin Vimos, who affirmed that he knew by reference from a
[00:04:58] third party, that the former Vice President.
[00:05:13] He assured that the team of the former minister and the police coordinated the opportune
[00:05:16] moment to execute the attack, because, he said,
[00:05:19] Serrano knew his security schemes, when he moved in
[00:05:23] an armored vehicle and when not, because within his
[00:05:26] authorship, without that information, it could not have happened, without information that
[00:05:30] they say the car is armored, on that depends the day they have to press, that
[00:05:34] is, without his participation, death could not occur,
[00:05:38] he is a killer in front, José Serrano is capable of that and much
[00:05:41] more. During nine days of hearing, the Attorney General's
[00:05:45] Office presented 141 general elements of conviction for
[00:05:49] the seven accused as intellectual authors. Almost 3
[00:05:53] years after the assassination, the path to find out who ordered the
[00:05:56] act that mourned the country four days before the presidential
[00:06:00] debate of
[00:06:02] 2023 continues to be built.
[00:06:05] The Canary Islands migration route claims the life of a young man who arrived in
[00:06:09] Cayuco in El Hierro, he was in a reception center, waiting for his
[00:06:13] transfer to Tenerife with more people from the boat, he was
[00:06:16] unwell, he was taken to the island hospital and finally
[00:06:19] died. This adds to the deaths of Vinta and a 6-month-old
[00:06:23] baby in the last week, there are also missing people and
[00:06:26] almost twenty survivors have received
[00:06:29] hospital care between El Hierro and Tenerife. In the Canary Islands,
[00:06:33] emergency services assisted
[00:06:35] 4,750
[00:06:37] people between January and August 1, 2026. Last
[00:06:41] year in the same period, there were almost 18, a
[00:06:45] noticeable decrease in the arrival of precarious boats to the
[00:06:48] archipelago. In the resources of the Restinga dock,
[00:06:52] these graffiti have appeared, the incident is being investigated, El Hierro and
[00:06:56] Lanzarote have gathered the largest number of devices in July
[00:07:00] of this
[00:07:00] year.
[00:07:08] In this tent, one of the most inspiring stories emerged from
[00:07:11] the double earthquake in La Guaira, that of teacher
[00:07:14] Urimare, her name is Jazmin
[00:07:17] Blanco, she lost everything and is also
[00:07:21] an oncology patient, however, her desire
[00:07:24] to educate, to teach and to create a better
[00:07:28] future for our children, remains intact and that is what she does
[00:07:32] here.
[00:07:36] Urimare belonged to the Cruz Felipe
[00:07:39] Iriarte school located in Mareabajo. Far
[00:07:42] from letting herself be defeated, she decided to channel her process into
[00:07:46] an act of dedication towards the most vulnerable, educating
[00:07:50] 45 children in the César
[00:07:53] Nieve camp in the Catialamar parish. At
[00:07:56] first, a few came, but now
[00:07:59] many come and not only from here in the camp, they come from
[00:08:03] outside the camp, and I can't say no, obviously
[00:08:06] no,
[00:08:09] education has no
[00:08:12] price, no color, no social
[00:08:15] status, it has been incredible, although her
[00:08:19] oncological treatment is paralyzed by the loss of her
[00:08:22] doctor, she with deep vocation has
[00:08:26] continued clinging to God, yes, I lost my
[00:08:29] home, this 39
[00:08:33] seconds and I lost everything, and yes, I am
[00:08:36] an oncology patient, I have a multiple myeloma
[00:08:39] pathology, health status, what have
[00:08:43] the doctors told you, have you received attention after all
[00:08:46] this, yes, I have received
[00:08:49] attention,
[00:08:52] the little school has managed to extend its operations, although
[00:08:56] it mainly operates in the morning, now it offers
[00:08:59] reading activities and school support during the afternoons, please
[00:09:03] join, come, collaborate
[00:09:06] with me and let in each
[00:09:09] camp, in each refuge,
[00:09:13] a teacher emerge, let it be a
[00:09:15] school,
[00:09:17] at first it's difficult, but it's not impossible, today she is
[00:09:21] clinging to God to heal her health situation, but
[00:09:25] after this tragedy she only wants to be
[00:09:28] remembered as a woman who is
[00:09:30] an inspiration and teacher
[00:09:33] Urimare.
[00:10:25] by people, neighbors helping neighbors, standing side
[00:10:29] by side with those who trust us, to protect what matters
[00:10:32] most and help build our communities,
[00:10:36] being there when needed most, across
[00:10:39] borders, across
[00:10:41] generations,
[00:10:44] still growing, still giving,
[00:10:47] still just getting started after
[00:10:50] 185
[00:10:52] years,
[00:12:53] The fire started in the lower area of Cuambo in Ibarra,
[00:12:57] driven by strong gusts of wind, it quickly advanced
[00:13:00] over scrub, grasslands and thorny bushes. The flames, which
[00:13:04] reached up to 3 m high, left an extensive strip
[00:13:08] of vegetation reduced to ashes. So far we have
[00:13:11] a total of 700 hectares that have
[00:13:14] been consumed. Firefighters managed to prevent the fire from reaching nearby
[00:13:18] communities and the main road. No homes, crops or people
[00:13:22] affected have been reported. However, the
[00:13:25] emergency continues in a mountainous area of difficult
[00:13:29] access, where vehicles cannot enter, they have to walk
[00:13:33] for approximately 5 to 6 hours to reach these
[00:13:36] points where the forest fire is still
[00:13:39] active. Between 30 and 35 firefighters
[00:13:41] remain deployed in the emergency. The wind, which
[00:13:45] reaches gusts of up to 75 km/h, could
[00:13:49] reactivate the flames in the
[00:13:52] monitoring is maintained permanently. With this
[00:13:56] fire, Ibarra accumulates 997 hectares
[00:13:59] burned during 2026, exceeding
[00:14:03] the 984 registered in
[00:14:05] 2023, until now the year of greatest impact from
[00:14:09] forest fires in the province of Imbabura. In other
[00:14:12] areas of the country, emergencies were also reported in the La Era sector,
[00:14:16] El Tambo parish, Catamayo canton, province of
[00:14:20] Loja, the flames consumed about 5 hectares of
[00:14:23] vegetation. Meanwhile, in Quito, a fire
[00:14:27] remains active in an area near the La Victoria
[00:14:30] community, in the El Kinche parish, where drones
[00:14:34] and a helicopter are used to support
[00:14:37] ground combat efforts. In addition, in the
[00:14:40] Itulcachi sector, Pifo parish, another fire
[00:14:43] was controlled after affecting 5 and a half
[00:14:46] hectares.
[00:14:50] In Ariño, four active forest fires persist in the municipalities
[00:14:54] of Potosí. Mayama, Alban, Santa Cruz de
[00:14:56] Huachabes. Since July 15 to date, 103
[00:15:00] forest fires have been recorded, affecting
[00:15:03] 24 municipalities and consuming more than 1600
[00:15:06] hectares of crops and pastures.
[00:15:10] Cumbitara which is very
[00:15:13] complex, well
[00:15:16] attention, there are two small foci there, but well, Cumbitara
[00:15:20] is active. Meanwhile, in Charta, Santander, the number of
[00:15:23] burned areas due to a fierce fire that has been
[00:15:27] registered since Saturday night in this municipality rises to 90,
[00:15:30] an aircraft that was supposed to arrive to support the air operations could
[00:15:34] not land due to the weather conditions. The helicopter
[00:15:38] operator told us that it is a helicopter, it does not have a Bambi
[00:15:41] Bucket system, it has a gate system, so
[00:15:44] it refuels at Bucaramanga airport, it has
[00:15:47] a capacity for 800 gallons of water in each discharge. In Tolima,
[00:15:51] forest fires, in just one weekend, consumed more than 300
[00:15:55] hectares of vegetation and forests, moments of anguish
[00:15:59] have been experienced by farmers in municipalities like San Luis. Firefighters,
[00:16:02] civil defense and the army have arrived at the
[00:16:05] emergency zone.
[00:16:08] The rains continue to wreak havoc in Táchira, the most affected
[00:16:12] municipality this weekend was San Cristóbal. Some active
[00:16:16] landslides continue, what concerns trunk 5, these
[00:16:20] landslides are attended immediately by the state government and
[00:16:23] by the municipal council, in the case of both the
[00:16:27] municipality of Fernández Feo and the municipality of Torbes, there are also
[00:16:30] some landslides on branch 14, which, well, in the Pre-rain report made by
[00:16:33] civil protection, showed
[00:16:37] 42 active landslides, which
[00:16:41] have some road affectations,
[00:16:44] mainly in
[00:16:47] the section from El Chorro El Indio to Macanillo. Regarding the
[00:16:50] situation in the El Torbes sector, soil clogging persists,
[00:16:54] only two families were evacuated there.
[00:16:58] Wastewater or rainwater that crosses
[00:17:01] this important road artery caused the settlement.
[00:17:04] We are talking about the fact that there probably was a pipe
[00:17:07] and that for years it was draining and was
[00:17:11] generating susceptibility and produced that settlement of that
[00:17:15] section, meanwhile, this weekend faithful from various
[00:17:18] areas began the pilgrimage to the municipality
[00:17:22] of Jáuregui for the 416 years of the
[00:17:25] patron saint of Táchira, Santo Cristo de La Grita, whose
[00:17:28] central day is Thursday August 6, it is very
[00:17:31] probable and within the
[00:17:35] forecasts we have some
[00:17:40] the mountain area specifically at these points
[00:17:44] which are these routes that are the pilgrim routes either
[00:17:47] towards the sides of Pregonero or Bailadores or what has to do with the
[00:17:52] 21 groups of pilgrims have arrived in the city of
[00:17:56] Athens del Táchira, it is estimated that for this Tuesday a
[00:18:00] congregation from northern
[00:18:02] Santander will arrive.
[00:18:07] its eruptive activity during the early hours of this Tuesday and before
[00:18:11] the increase, evacuation efforts began preventively
[00:18:14] in the villages adjacent to the colossus,
[00:18:17] official reports indicate that pyroclastic flows descend through the
[00:18:21] ravines, the slabs, Honda, Seca,
[00:18:24] Taniliyá and Ceniza, reaching up to 5
[00:18:28] km over the slopes of the volcanic cone. We
[00:18:31] are on national route 14, this road that was closed
[00:18:35] around 9 at night, we made a tour with the volunteer
[00:18:38] firefighters, it is almost 3 in the morning, some
[00:18:42] evacuation efforts are being carried out, we are
[00:18:45] on the Barranca Honda bridge, this bridge that in
[00:18:49] 2018 when the June eruption occurred, was
[00:18:52] destroyed by the lahars, that tragedy
[00:18:55] that marked history in
[00:18:57] Guatemala.
[00:19:05] For several hours, the volunteer firefighters' rescue brigades
[00:19:09] toured the villages in the sector to preventively
[00:19:12] evacuate the residents, we have been,
[00:19:16] we are on orange alert,
[00:19:19] from early morning, the area is monitored,
[00:19:25] that is Barranca Honda, Las Lajas, El Porvenir
[00:19:29] and part of San Juan Al
[00:19:32] so far, thank God, we managed to carry out a
[00:19:36] task of... of evacuating approximately 200 people
[00:19:39] between adults and children, they are already here
[00:19:43] in the shelter of San Juan Alotenango. The inhabitants
[00:19:47] of the sector, mainly elderly, women and children,
[00:19:53] the municipality of San Juan Alotenango, where local
[00:19:56] authorities with CONRED, national civil police and the Guatemalan
[00:19:59] Army were already waiting for them. The municipality here in
[00:20:03] Alotenango has collaborated with a bus that
[00:20:06] a lot to evacuate several
[00:20:09] people, people did not want to
[00:20:13] be evacuated for fear of losing their
[00:20:16] belongings, since according to what they told us
[00:20:20] in the past tragedy of
[00:20:23] 2018, there were many people who
[00:20:26] took possession of belongings of the Fuego volcano remained
[00:20:30] constantly active, causing fear among the residents who
[00:20:33] had to leave their homes with total uncertainty.
[00:21:20] of Aruba airport,
[00:21:22] however, restaurants, cafes and shops remain open throughout the
[00:21:26] gate areas, giving you plenty of options eat, drink and
[00:21:30] shop before your flight. Outside the terminal, passengers and visitors
[00:21:33] can also enjoy the AUA food truck plaza, along with a
[00:21:37] variety of other food and beverage options. Your journey
[00:21:41] continues while we build the future of Aruba
[00:21:44] airport. Aruba airport, your
[00:21:47] gateway to happiness. traveling through a Ruba airport
[00:21:51] soon, as gateway 2030 construction continues,
[00:21:55] the main shopping area is temporarily closed as we build the
[00:21:58] future of Aruba airport.
[00:22:01] However, restaurants, cafes and shops remain open throughout the
[00:22:05] gate areas giving you plenty of options eat, drink and
[00:22:08] shop before your flight. Outside the terminal, passengers and visitors
[00:22:12] can also enjoy the AUA food truck plaza, along with a
[00:22:16] variety of other food and beverage options. Your journey.
[00:23:20] The sweetness of strawberries is once again the protagonist in Arigua, where the Expo
[00:23:24] Strawberry welcomes hundreds of visitors with an offer that
[00:23:27] combines gastronomy, tradition and the work of local
[00:23:30] producers. In the numerous stalls you can find everything from
[00:23:34] classic fresh strawberries, to juices, smoothies,
[00:23:37] jams, liqueurs, cakes, ice creams, desserts
[00:23:41] and other innovative preparations made with the
[00:23:44] fruit. Today strawberry, jam,
[00:23:48] liqueur, the plant. the strawberry, there are
[00:23:51] little alfajor hearts, the plant, the
[00:23:54] strawberry, you can get fruit from all of that too,
[00:23:58] yes, there, how much is a kilo of strawberries today,
[00:24:02] the Dover is 60 and the
[00:24:05] Suchal and the French is 70, and all the
[00:24:08] varied desserts start from 5,
[00:24:11] guaranis, 5, 5, the chupachu for example how much
[00:24:15] is it 500 and the chantilly also starting from 500 guaranis starting
[00:24:19] from 5 yes strawberry liqueur I see you have that too yes I have it too what
[00:24:23] price does it have starting from 1500 guaranis the exhibitors
[00:24:26] highlight the good movement of buyers and are confident that the
[00:24:29] public influx will continue to grow during the coming days
[00:24:33] especially taking advantage of the weekends I love it yes
[00:24:36] I usually take strawberries from here I usually
[00:24:40] come for that yes directly the
[00:24:43] fruit that's right well with this well there's a
[00:24:47] lot of offer no it's so beautiful people should
[00:24:50] come, don't miss out on traditions that are so
[00:24:54] valuable, such a beautiful Sunday, the weather is also with us,
[00:24:57] also yes, that's
[00:25:00] right, totally recommended then, yes, yes, highly
[00:25:03] recommended,
[00:25:13] yes, the truth is that it is, today is the launch of the whale
[00:25:16] season and well, nothing better than
[00:25:20] La Paloma, they arrived early, the whales have already
[00:25:23] been appearing here in large numbers for a few
[00:25:27] days and that is a huge joy that they are already
[00:25:31] arriving, what specimens, what
[00:25:34] passes through our coast that we are part of the migratory
[00:25:37] route is the southern right whale,
[00:25:41] what characteristics does it have, this whale can weigh
[00:25:45] 40 to 70 tons and measure
[00:25:48] 12 to 17
[00:25:51] meters, where are they going? Well, here in Uruguay, the activity that
[00:25:54] you will see here in Uruguay is reproduction and
[00:25:57] socialization, there are other whales that
[00:26:01] go to Brazil to give
[00:26:06] ideal time to be able to see them?
[00:26:10] Well, there is no fixed
[00:26:13] schedule, but you have to be attentive to the sea learn to see the
[00:26:16] signs and observe a lot, dress warmly
[00:26:20] because it is quite cold on the coast and well, if you are
[00:26:23] lucky you will have a great emotion. How many
[00:26:27] specimens have you seen so far? Well,
[00:26:31] as of today we have registered 35 whales here in La Paloma that have
[00:26:34] passed through our coast. Borban
[00:26:37] highlighted that there is an increase in whale
[00:26:40] sightings. Sightings are increasing and more and more
[00:26:44] whales are arriving and that is a very good
[00:26:48] it means it's like a thermometer for the life of the ocean.
[00:27:24] The La Floresta neighborhood of Medellín woke up colorful and in what
[00:27:27] way, children from six months to 14 years old came out to
[00:27:30] parade their homemade silleteros, as they feel
[00:27:34] proud of this culture of Santa Elena. What silletero did you bring for
[00:27:38] today? helped you
[00:27:42] make it? My mom and
[00:27:45] dad. And how long did it take you to make it, more or
[00:27:48] less?
[00:27:52] Uh, 10 minutes. What's the best part about participating in this event today with
[00:27:55] so many children that you can interact with people
[00:27:59] too? Make
[00:28:02] friends, 500
[00:28:06] the city with a smile from ear to ear and with their silleteros,
[00:28:10] their parents were very proud and no one withered in the
[00:28:14] heat, I enjoy it and you feel the
[00:28:17] Paisa pride, you see
[00:28:21] the effort and you see how
[00:28:24] beautiful the country is, I have
[00:28:28] seen that they are making
[00:28:30] flower decorations. I made it with
[00:28:33] flowers, with
[00:28:36] liquid glue and
[00:28:40] with a sunflower of the team, there was good
[00:28:44] music, the best thing about the event is that the children felt part of this
[00:28:47] party, everyone was a winner in its 37th
[00:28:51] edition, giving recommendations to our parents to protect
[00:28:54] the integrity of our children and adolescents, who today are
[00:28:58] the protagonists in this traditional
[00:29:01] event. Creativity came to
[00:29:04] light, the Medellín subway, monumental silleteros, flowers and
[00:29:08] birds, were some of the messages that the children depicted in their
[00:29:11] creations, it is the best that can happen, try to make
[00:29:15] children follow this legacy, that children follow the legacy of us
[00:29:19] farmers, that the peasantry does not end, although there are still
[00:29:23] days left for the silleteros parade in Medellín, they have already
[00:29:26] started here with a good appetizer, it
[00:29:30] time to flourish and feel.
[00:30:02] It's fast bd.