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20260813 060000 UTC
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[00:00:00] not verbal accompanied by made-up phrases,
[00:00:03] disguised, because he is accustomed to speaking in a soft tone, in
[00:00:06] a tone as if he were a grandfather, as if he were a family man, he wants to teach a
[00:00:10] lesson like an elder, but we know that there are veiled threats in those
[00:00:14] in those places,
[00:00:17] prosecutor, do you guarantee
[00:00:20] then that this process will be based on evidence and other
[00:00:24] and not on other things, but I ask you to answer me after the
[00:00:28] break, I will have to make a cut.
[00:02:51] re-establishing contact
[00:03:14] It is important to have a clear perspective of what
[00:04:01] and we continue talking with Dr.
[00:04:03] perspective, we follow what Dagoberto Aspra Iglesias, the Attorney
[00:04:06] General of Honduras, Attorney, let's
[00:04:09] see, clarify something for us, do you believe, on the one hand, do you believe
[00:04:12] that an ordinary court has the conditions, the
[00:04:16] capacity to face a process of
[00:04:19] such magnitude, that on the one hand, what interests could
[00:04:23] be behind discrediting
[00:04:26] the prosecutor's office and on the other hand, a prosecutor's office that requested:
[00:04:30] preventive detention
[00:04:33] for an alleged risk of flight, something that the
[00:04:36] court rejected, now I would also ask you why you believe or what
[00:04:40] elements you have that there is that risk of flight, sorry if I ask
[00:04:44] you so many questions at once, but well, for the time,
[00:04:47] go ahead prosecutor, well Rey, really we do not believe that
[00:04:51] the judge who is in charge of the case has the capacity to face
[00:04:55] the magnitude of this case, a high-profile case, it is a case that
[00:04:59] generates an... expectation and puts the justice system to the test, he is a
[00:05:02] new judge, he does not have much experience, he is a judge who is, although
[00:05:06] it is true within these organized crime courts, previously we can say
[00:05:10] that this file was handled by a magistrate of the Supreme
[00:05:13] Court of Justice because Mr. Hernández Alvarado at the time
[00:05:17] was a deputy of the Central American Parliament and enjoyed the prerogative
[00:05:20] of a procedure to prosecute high officials
[00:05:24] eh we, as I say, as the Attorney General's Office, we proposed
[00:05:27] that he be held in judicial detention because we believed that
[00:05:31] it was the appropriate measure to avoid contamination of evidence, we
[00:05:34] eh tomorrow we will provide evidence, there are
[00:05:38] experts, there are witnesses who in a certain way are intimidated by the
[00:05:42] way this gentleman moves around the city
[00:05:45] accompanied by a large number of bodyguards that unfortunately the
[00:05:48] state has to provide for him and we would expect that the most
[00:05:52] suitable measure for the state of Honduras and for him is that he be in a military
[00:05:55] unit because the security apparatus that he maintains
[00:05:58] is excessive for any state
[00:06:01] official, he really argues that he has a risk
[00:06:05] of flight, I think risk of flight and risk that there is a risk
[00:06:08] profile, he says he alleges that they are going to kill him, that he is not safe, and
[00:06:12] that we are insensitive to his life and that it matters to us, however
[00:06:16] we have considered that this is the appropriate
[00:06:19] precautionary measure for him to be waiting for the outcome of this
[00:06:23] trial,
[00:06:27] now there are many who also
[00:06:31] think the opposite, but really
[00:06:34] unfortunately we ran out of time, we could be talking about this
[00:06:38] case, much more, thanks, thanks
[00:06:41] prosecutor for the space. it was Dr. Dagoberto Aspra
[00:06:44] Iglesias, Attorney General of Honduras. We take a
[00:06:48] break, we continue in conclusions, don't go
[00:06:50] away.
[00:06:54] My name is Pau Mosquera and I am a CNN correspondent, of
[00:06:57] all the jobs I have done, the one that has perhaps
[00:07:01] impacted me most personally has been the coverage of the war in
[00:07:04] Ukraine, seeing and narrating the stories of some of
[00:07:08] these thousands of refugees has undoubtedly been very difficult, but
[00:07:12] also necessary, telling their
[00:07:15] stories has served to dimension the
[00:07:18] drama of this war, to convey the pain it
[00:07:22] is causing among so many innocent people. However,
[00:07:25] something that has surprised me a lot has been the
[00:07:29] resilience with which these people crossed the
[00:07:32] border. They didn't shed a single tear unless we
[00:07:36] asked them about what they had left behind, their
[00:07:39] families, their belongings. but
[00:07:42] I would also add that I was surprised by that extra
[00:07:48] the few suitcases they carried with them, and that is
[00:07:51] hope. The full story with Anderson
[00:07:55] Cooper, CNN's best journalists share deeply documented
[00:07:59] stories.
[00:26:35] Welcome to our prime time broadcast with Alejandra Forero.
[00:26:39] Next, our headlines.
[00:26:43] Consulate of Colombia activates aid channels in
[00:26:46] Aruba. Fuel prices increase on
[00:26:49] the island. Colombia continues rescue efforts after
[00:26:52] earthquake, solidarity and rescue after the earthquakes
[00:26:56] in different cities like these in Cali.
[00:27:00] At this time and every day,
[00:27:02] I am pleased to greet our viewers, giving them as always a
[00:27:05] warm welcome to our prime time broadcast with
[00:27:09] Alejandra Forero, with great pleasure we greet you every
[00:27:13] day, you who are always tuned in to prime time with
[00:27:16] Alejandra Forero, we start as always with local news and in this
[00:27:20] opportunity with what was recently indicated by the Consulate of
[00:27:23] Colombia in Aruba. First, they emphatically thank
[00:27:27] all people, instances, organizations that...
[00:27:30] have come forward to help Colombians with this
[00:27:34] earthquake, however they made it clear that aid is
[00:27:38] directly related to the Colombian Red Cross and
[00:27:41] they give data on how and where to donate.
[00:27:45] The Consulate of Colombia here
[00:27:48] in Aruba provides a summary of the information addressed to Colombian
[00:27:52] citizens residing on the island. The
[00:27:54] consulate reports that Colombian authorities continue with the process
[00:27:58] of damage assessment. and attention to cases due to the
[00:28:02] emergency after the 7.4 magnitude earthquake
[00:28:06] and its aftershocks that occurred last Monday and have especially
[00:28:10] affected the departments of Valle del Cauca, Choco,
[00:28:13] Rizaralda, Caldas and Antioquia, regarding inquiries
[00:28:16] from residents in Aruba who wish
[00:28:19] to locate or establish contact with family and loved
[00:28:22] ones in Colombia, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reports
[00:28:26] that the channel enabled to make these
[00:28:29] requests is the Colombian Red Cross. The email
[00:28:33] is RCF@cruzrojacolombiana.org
[00:28:35] also to WhatsApp. +
[00:28:40] 57 321 213
[00:28:43] 95 25. It is recommended to take into
[00:28:46] account that communications may be affected in some of the
[00:28:50] most impacted areas, so
[00:28:53] could take some time. Likewise, the
[00:28:56] consulate expresses its deep gratitude for the demonstrations of
[00:29:00] solidarity and offers of
[00:29:02] aid received in Aruba, people or organizations
[00:29:06] interested in making donations must do so
[00:29:09] exclusively through the official channel of the Colombian
[00:29:13] Red Cross. The Consulate of Colombia in Aruba emphasizes that it is
[00:29:17] not authorized to directly receive
[00:29:20] money, goods or donations. Colombian
[00:29:23] authorities continue to evaluate the needs arising from the
[00:29:26] emergency and, if necessary, will report
[00:29:30] on it through official channels. The
[00:29:34] consulate expresses its sincere gratitude to the government
[00:29:36] and people of Aruba, to the consular
[00:29:39] corps, as well as to the institutions,
[00:29:42] organizations and citizens who have shown their solidarity
[00:29:45] and affection towards Colombia and the affected families. Colombia
[00:29:49] deeply appreciates these demonstrations of solidarity and
[00:29:53] fraternity.
[00:29:55] Changing the subject, Minister
[00:29:57] Wendrick Cecilia, Minister of Tourism, recently. gave an
[00:30:01] interview to our colleagues at Telenoticia to talk about his
[00:30:04] position on the topic of steps or these electric
[00:30:08] steps knowing that most tourists
[00:30:11] use this type of vehicle. tourist, our economy
[00:30:27] tourism, tourism
[00:30:31] turismu