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20260813 163000 UTC
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[00:00:43] We will give you the best advice on
[00:02:50] tourists, and astronomy
[00:04:18] The lottery on the morning of August 13th will have a guaranteed
[00:04:21] winner with Lotto, Aruba's lottery. The most
[00:04:24] beloved viewer, the Foundation for our community, is preparing for the
[00:04:28] back-to-school project. And there's a health segment, where experts encourage
[00:04:32] parents to prepare their children emotionally
[00:04:34] for the new school year and help them manage
[00:04:45] the first day of school. Experts
[00:07:05] The Department of Social Affairs (DAS) provides guidance and
[00:07:08] social support to families with many young adults.
[00:07:13] One of the topics that generates the most questions and requests for guidance is
[00:07:17] parenting, especially during pre-adolescence and
[00:07:21] adolescence. Pascal from the Department of Social Affairs shares
[00:07:25] different recommendations that can help
[00:07:28] parenting process of pre-adolescents and adolescents. Indeed,
[00:07:32] the Department of Social Affairs has a section for social
[00:07:36] guidance.
[00:11:14] some additional challenges, specifically when there's a lack of resources to buy. The Foundation
[00:11:18] for our community lends a hand to families who are in
[00:11:21] need through the back-to-school project.
[00:14:50] stress and anxiety, especially when changing schools, starting
[00:14:54] a new class
[00:14:58] year. According to mental health experts, this reaction is
[00:15:01] completely normal, and it can be better managed when
[00:15:05] parents prepare children emotionally before
[00:15:10] recommend that parents talk openly with them,
[00:15:13] establish a healthy routine, and practice
[00:15:16] simple relaxation and breathing techniques, such as closing
[00:15:20] their eyes and counting to ten, to help the child
[00:15:23] relax. Using this technique.
[00:15:29] confidence and security for a good school year
[00:15:33] 2026-2027. Aldrig,
[00:15:36] Telenoticia.
[00:15:57] Spotify offers more clarity about who is behind the music,
[00:16:00] all
[00:16:02] of this and more on our channels.
[00:16:33] Go to iamigo.com and choose your plan.
[00:16:37] Together forever.
[00:16:39] gramás.
[00:16:42] In a world that changes every second, information is
[00:16:46] power. Primera Plana presents the most relevant facts of the
[00:16:49] day with analysis, context, and the global perspective you
[00:16:53] need to understand what is happening in Aruba and in the
[00:16:56] world. Reliable, objective, and
[00:16:59] timely news from Monday to Friday at
[00:17:02] 6:30 PM and in our reruns. Primera
[00:17:06] Plana, the world.
[00:22:18] medical equipment.
[00:22:52] Stories of hope show that the struggle to save lives
[00:22:56] is not only in Colombia. Also, a total solar eclipse
[00:22:59] transformed day into darkness for a few minutes,
[00:23:03] offering an impressive astronomical spectacle in
[00:23:06] different parts of Europe and the northern Atlantic.
[00:23:09] The music streaming platform Spotify is introducing
[00:23:13] an AI persona label to identify profiles created
[00:23:16] with artificial intelligence, thus strengthening
[00:23:45] After 30 hours with four tons of concrete
[00:23:48] pressing on her body, rescuers managed to pull Diana
[00:23:52] Troncoso out from under a collapsed building in Cali,
[00:23:56] a story of hope and resilience.
[00:23:59] Paula Belancazar from Noticias Caracol has the details.
[00:24:02] Diana Troncoso was trapped
[00:24:05] for 30 hours under the rubble of what was her
[00:24:09] home. We recognized her face from this photo revealed by
[00:24:13] the Cali mayor's office. Diana appeared in the
[00:24:16] shadow of the rubble and the little light that illuminated
[00:24:20] the ruins. This 31-year-old woman became a
[00:24:23] symbol of struggle and resistance. At the
[00:24:27] building where she was trapped, a task force of firefighters from
[00:24:30] Cali and Bogotá arrived, experienced rescuers who, amidst
[00:24:34] the commotion, managed to hear several people
[00:24:37] pleading for help from under the rubble of the Torres de
[00:24:41] Brisas del Limonar building. Her rescue was not an easy
[00:24:44] task. For 16 hours, they drilled,
[00:24:48] shored up remains of...
[00:24:50] They opened a hole to reach
[00:24:52] her.
[00:24:56] Suddenly, Diana appeared amidst the ruins. Her
[00:24:59] parents celebrated their daughter's effort and the rescuers'
[00:25:03] resilience. Diana is a warrior, she is
[00:25:07] such a beautiful being, she is very
[00:25:11] athletic, I think that's why it helped her so much to resist, she has
[00:25:14] such control and patience that
[00:25:16] you
[00:25:19] get stuck. I'm stuck, look how I am, so I
[00:25:22] don't have
[00:25:23] more.
[00:25:27] But we're moving forward, the most important thing was my daughter
[00:25:31] and from now on I have a lot of family and many friends
[00:25:34] and little by little we'll get ahead. In another part of Cali, amidst
[00:25:38] the chaos, people understood the value of
[00:25:41] silence in a rescue operation. A
[00:25:45] noise.
[00:25:50] It happened in Notary 20, of which no trace remained. The
[00:25:54] joy was complete, another person emerged alive from between the
[00:25:57] concrete and twisted
[00:25:59] iron.
[00:26:03] The strength of hundreds of rescuers and volunteers has
[00:26:06] made the impossible turn into a miracle. A mother's
[00:26:10] love overcomes any tragedy. In the Molino
[00:26:13] Rojo building in Cali, this woman resisted for hours with her baby in
[00:26:17] her arms until they were
[00:26:18] rescued.
[00:26:21] And as if day or night didn't exist, the rescuers'
[00:26:24] work doesn't stop. Time moves forward and life
[00:26:28] doesn't wait. Bogotá's firefighters rescued a man from...
[00:26:55] Amidst the destruction, there's no time for sadness.
[00:26:58] The videos shared on social networks by those who lost
[00:27:02] everything show that what matters is to keep looking for
[00:27:05] survivors, to keep fighting to pull them out
[00:27:09] alive. Thanks to you, I received the good news. Thanks, bless you, infinite
[00:27:12] thanks to you. Don
[00:27:14] Julio, you are a very fortunate person. We are
[00:27:18] a little more than 48 hours after the tragedy, and we are
[00:27:22] touring several sectors of the city center, and you are the
[00:27:26] only person we managed to find with signs of
[00:27:29] life at this moment. It is the hand of God working above all.
[00:27:32] Meanwhile, in the center of Pereira,
[00:27:35] rescuers found Daniela, a young woman who was
[00:27:39] trapped in what was her home. Today she has the
[00:27:42] fortune of being the only survivor of that
[00:27:45] area.
[00:27:47] My friend, I carried her out, and what the earthquake taught us is that at the
[00:27:51] end of the day we cannot delay a hug, a
[00:27:54] message, a kiss, simply be grateful that
[00:27:58] we are still
[00:28:08] One of the most impressive astronomical
[00:28:11] phenomena captured the attention of thousands of people today when a
[00:28:15] total solar eclipse temporarily transformed day
[00:28:18] into darkness in different parts of Europe
[00:28:21] and the northern Atlantic. This
[00:28:24] natural spectacle could be observed, among others, in
[00:28:27] Iceland, Greenland, Spain, and parts of
[00:28:30] Portugal, while the Moon passed directly between
[00:28:33] Earth and the Sun, completely blocking the
[00:28:37] sunlight for a few moments. In Iceland, where the total eclipse lasted
[00:28:41] the longest, observers could witness approximately
[00:28:43] 2 minutes and 15 seconds of
[00:28:46] darkness, creating an extraordinary scenario that
[00:28:50] brought together residents,
[00:28:53] enthusiasts to witness a rare moment in the
[00:28:56] sky. And Spotify is taking an important
[00:29:00] step towards responsible use of artificial
[00:29:03] intelligence; since September, the music
[00:29:06] streaming platform will begin to identify artists whose identity
[00:29:10] is generated by AI with a special label categorized as
[00:29:13] "AI persona." This label will be visible on the artist's
[00:29:17] profile when searched and in playlists, to give
[00:29:20] users more transparency about who is really
[00:29:24] behind the music. According to Spotify, profiles marked with
[00:29:28] "AI persona" will not be automatically included in
[00:29:31] editorial recommendations or the platform's algorithms,
[00:29:35] only if the user himself follows the artist. The company
[00:29:38] indicates that this initiative is based on trust and
[00:29:41] authenticity, emphasizing that the true
[00:29:44] connection between artist and fan must
[00:29:47] remain real. Artists can voluntarily
[00:29:50] declare that their profile is generated by AI, while Spotify
[00:29:54] will also review suspicious profiles with the support of
[00:29:56] moderators and artificial intelligence tools.
[00:30:00] Aldre Cuerleman, Telenoticia.
[00:30:14] Instagram, YouTube, and also our website, tilarupa.