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[00:01:41] Isaiah 49:15.
[00:04:41] perspective. We follow focused on: a)
[00:20:01] on Monday to take office. Yes, in fact, we are now going
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[00:20:35] discover all the perspectives. "Perspectives" with Mario
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[00:22:03] Cuba paid tribute to Fidel Castro on the centenary of his
[00:22:06] birth with the reappearance of the brother of the revolutionary
[00:22:10] leader and former president Raúl Castro. Fidel
[00:22:13] Castro's widow, Dalia Soto del Valle, also attended the event, and received an ovation
[00:22:17] along with Raúl Castro. Also present was
[00:22:20] the current president Miguel Díaz Canel. In his
[00:22:23] speech, Miguel Díaz Canel said that they learned from Fidel
[00:22:26] Castro to adhere to three non-negotiable
[00:22:29] principles: the independence of the country, the
[00:22:33] revolution, and the values and achievements that socialism
[00:22:36] represents. Díaz-Canel also said that Fidel's memory remains
[00:22:40] key to remembering that there is always a way out, this at
[00:22:43] a time when the island faces increasing pressure since the
[00:22:47] Trump administration imposed a fuel blockade in January and
[00:22:50] continues with constant sanctions to pressure changes
[00:22:54] in the government. Thus, the island is
[00:22:57] commemorating the centenary of the birth of the man who governed it for almost
[00:23:01] 50 years, from 1959 until
[00:23:04] 2008, amidst a crisis that has caused constant massive
[00:23:07] blackouts, fuel shortages, and impacts on
[00:23:11] economic activity.
[00:23:14] Let's go to Venezuela. The first two agreements were reached in Venezuela between the
[00:23:17] government delegations and a sector of the opposition after concluding
[00:23:21] their first round of dialogues a few hours ago, after a week of
[00:23:24] meetings, prioritizing attention to the victims of the strong
[00:23:28] earthquakes of June 24 and promoting
[00:23:30] changes to the justice system. Osmari
[00:23:34] Hernández now tells us more.
[00:23:35] The first round of
[00:23:39] negotiations between the interim government of
[00:23:43] Venezuela and a sector of the opposition represented in the National
[00:23:46] Assembly 2015 concluded with the reading of a
[00:23:49] statement in which it was announced that a
[00:23:53] work methodology was determined, but also that it revolved around two
[00:23:56] fundamental issues: one has to do with attention to the victims of the double
[00:24:00] earthquake that impacted Venezuela on June 24, and the other has to
[00:24:03] do with the renovation of the judicial power as part of the process
[00:24:07] of deepening democracy in Venezuela. It must be
[00:24:10] highlighted that this includes
[00:24:14] the full renovation, that is, all the magistrates of the Supreme Court
[00:24:18] of Justice, but also the expansion and
[00:24:21] renovation of the nominations committee,
[00:24:24] a process that was already underway in the National Assembly
[00:24:28] with an officialist majority that is in
[00:24:31] office, but that will now take a different
[00:24:34] turn. Let's listen to part of what the leaders of the
[00:24:38] delegations said: given the magnitude of the tragedy
[00:24:41] caused by the double earthquake of last June 24
[00:24:45] and with the desire to continue providing a response to the
[00:24:49] victims of these earthquakes, it is agreed to work on strengthening
[00:24:53] the assistance programs in housing,
[00:24:56] electricity, health, and debris
[00:24:59] collection. In this sense, both parties
[00:25:02] will concentrate efforts on promoting the
[00:25:05] recovery of Venezuela's international reserve assets
[00:25:08] in the Bank of England, establishing
[00:25:12] mechanisms for transparency, traceability,
[00:25:16] and auditing in the efficient use
[00:25:20] of the same: to initiate a process that contributes
[00:25:23] to the transformation of the justice system
[00:25:28] reforms to the organic law of the
[00:25:32] Supreme Court of Justice and other
[00:25:35] laws of the justice system; b)
[00:25:38] renewing and expanding the judicial
[00:25:41] nominations committee; c) activating
[00:25:44] a new nomination process for the renewal and
[00:25:47] appointment of all magistrates of the
[00:25:50] Supreme Court of Justice.
[00:25:53] To form a Credentials Review Council
[00:25:57] to review the credentials and requirements of the
[00:26:00] candidates and appointees to the Supreme Court of
[00:26:04] Justice for the fulfillment of what is established in the
[00:26:07] Constitution, the law, and the Evaluation
[00:26:10] Scale. After the reading of the statement,
[00:26:14] the acting president Delsi Rodríguez issued a message of support
[00:26:18] for this process that has the
[00:26:20] backing of the United States,
[00:26:24] but in which sectors of the opposition, such as the one that is
[00:26:27] active in the acting National Assembly,
[00:26:30] have not been incorporated, nor the one
[00:26:34] led by opposition leader María Corina Machado. For now, there
[00:26:38] is no date for the second round of negotiations.
[00:26:41] For CNN, Osmaria Hernández,
[00:26:43] Caracas.
[00:26:52] I am Mexican-British, I have been practicing
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[00:28:53] of a bombardment without
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[00:28:59] anywhere. Here the question is asked: is there freedom of
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[00:30:53] The European Broadcasting Union announced changes to the
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