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[00:00:06] Welcome to our broadcast, I'm Alejandra Forero, next up,
[00:00:10] front page news.
[00:00:41] Welcome to our front page broadcast with Alejandra
[00:00:44] Forero. Next, our
[00:00:47] headlines.
[00:00:50] to what they have indicated, it could Seitar workers protest the continuation of
[00:00:53] their director. Guides and tour operators
[00:00:56] demand a stop to the judicial case regarding ATVs and UTVs.
[00:01:00] Athletes from
[00:01:02] Beyond Sports Limits overcome a challenge in
[00:01:05] Colombia. Marco Rubio and President Abelardo de la
[00:01:08] Espriella reactivate cooperation. Lagoons and
[00:01:12] glaciers in Peru are
[00:01:14] there are others that are remembered for everything we under surveillance.
[00:01:16] At this hour and as every day, it is my pleasure to greet our viewers
[00:01:20] by extending a warm welcome to our front-page program
[00:01:24] with Alejandra Forero. It is with great pleasure that we greet you, hoping that
[00:01:28] you had an excellent Wednesday.
[00:01:30] We begin with local news and we start with the protest that
[00:01:34] was evident yesterday afternoon by Seitar workers
[00:01:38] in order to request the continuation of their director, Mr.
[00:01:41] Roland Cruz. Let's remember that this year, more or less in
[00:01:45] October, he would be entering retirement. However,
[00:01:48] they want that for stability, the director
[00:01:52] can continue for at least 2
[00:01:56] on the streets, especially years. Yesterday afternoon, Tuesday.
[00:01:58] Seitar workers decided to take action as a measure of
[00:02:02] protest, claiming that at that moment, they had not
[00:02:06] received a response from the government regarding their main
[00:02:09] petition: to guarantee the continuity of the state company's
[00:02:13] management. The concern arose because the current
[00:02:16] director, Mr. Roland Cruz, is about to
[00:02:19] retire in October. According to the
[00:02:23] information known, there was the possibility of
[00:02:26] granting him a contract for 2 more years while the process
[00:02:30] to appoint a new director was developed. At the
[00:02:33] moment the employees
[00:02:37] also apply a very good started the protest, Mr. Roland Cruz was meeting in
[00:02:40] Cocolishi with the ministers involved in the matter.
[00:02:43] Hours later, it was reported that both
[00:02:46] parties reached an agreement to extend his
[00:02:50] tenure through a contract with the aim of
[00:02:53] maintaining the administrative stability of Seitar.
[00:02:56] The workers explained that their mobilization was not
[00:03:00] directed against Mr. Cruz, but in favor of the
[00:03:03] institutional stability of the company. They pointed out that
[00:03:06] after the recent departure of another executive, they feared that a
[00:03:10] new transition would affect the operation of the entity.
[00:03:14] They also recalled that they sent letters to the government,
[00:03:17] participated in meetings with the Supervisory Board and were
[00:03:20] subsequently referred to the shareholder without obtaining a
[00:03:24] definitive solution at that time. Finally, the
[00:03:27] conflict was temporarily resolved and
[00:03:31] Seitar's operations were able to continue normally while a
[00:03:34] transparent and public process is awaited for the
[00:03:38] selection of the future management of the company.
[00:03:41] Changing the subject,
[00:03:43] yesterday there were also
[00:03:46] protests by tour operators for what concerns UTVs,
[00:03:50] ATVs, all-terrain vehicles, at different times of
[00:03:54] the day and in fact, until 8 p.m., they were protesting
[00:03:57] so that the government would help them and they could stop
[00:04:01] the case that has been filed in court by Aruba
[00:04:05] Bearlife Conservation.
[00:04:07] The protest by
[00:04:10] tourist guides and UTV and ATV operators
[00:04:13] extended until last night, Tuesday, in front of the
[00:04:17] Parliament of Aruba. The group demands a clear and
[00:04:21] written response from the government so that the judicial
[00:04:24] process initiated by Aruba Bearlife Conservation
[00:04:27] can be postponed and there is room to
[00:04:31] reach a solution. During the afternoon, the
[00:04:34] protesters delivered a
[00:04:36] individuals were arrested manifesto with their main petitions and gave the
[00:04:39] government 2 hours to receive a response.
[00:04:42] Among the requests was that the authorities dialogue
[00:04:45] directly with Mr. Greg Peterson, president of
[00:04:49] Aruba Bier Life Conservation, to seek
[00:04:51] an agreement that would allow postponing the case scheduled
[00:04:55] for tomorrow, Thursday. However, although the
[00:04:58] government formally requested the court to postpone
[00:05:02] the process, the final decision is now in the hands
[00:05:05] of the judge. According to what is known, Aruba Beer Life
[00:05:09] Conservation would not agree to postpone the case. While
[00:05:12] awaiting the judicial decision, the guides and
[00:05:15] operators remained for several hours in the vicinity of the
[00:05:19] parliament and later returned to the legislative
[00:05:23] headquarters. In addition to the manifesto, the group
[00:05:26] disseminated a public letter addressed to
[00:05:29] the sponsors of Aruba Bearlife Conservation, in
[00:05:32] which they request them to suspend financial support to the
[00:05:36] organization. For his part, Minister René Herden
[00:05:39] assured that the government is fulfilling its commitment to open
[00:05:43] more space for dialogue. The intention, he said, is to find
[00:05:47] a balance between the protection of nature and
[00:05:50] the continuity of an economic activity on which numerous
[00:05:54] workers depend. From Aruba to
[00:05:56] Colombia, the
[00:05:59] Beyond Sports Limits team was recently in Colombia
[00:06:03] fulfilling a dream that is also an inspiration for all
[00:06:06] of us. Not only did they participate in a marathon that recently
[00:06:10] took place in Medellín, but they
[00:06:12] also fulfilled the dream of reaching the top of the
[00:06:16] place in
[00:06:18] Guatapé.
[00:06:20] There are trips that are remembered for the places we visit and
[00:06:26] are capable of overcoming. This time, the athletes
[00:06:30] of Beyond Sports Limits Aruba took their
[00:06:33] spirit of overcoming to Colombia where they lived an
[00:06:37] unforgettable experience and showed once again that
[00:06:40] limits are often only in our minds.
[00:06:44] In Antioquia, the athletes faced the challenge of
[00:06:47] climbing 600 steps of El Peñol, a
[00:06:50] challenge that was not only about reaching the top,
[00:06:53] but about showing that every step counts, that every effort
[00:06:57] is worthwhile and that together they can go much further, just as every
[00:07:01] year they conquer the Hoyer here in Aruba, this time
[00:07:04] they reached the highest point of one of the most emblematic
[00:07:08] mountains in Colombia. But the real achievement
[00:07:11] was not only at the top, it was in every smile, in
[00:07:15] every extended hand, in every person who accompanied the journey
[00:07:19] and above all, in the certainty that a
[00:07:22] disability should never become a barrier to
[00:07:25] achieving a dream. Beyond Sports Limits
[00:07:28] was born with a clear mission: to create opportunities, promote
[00:07:32] inclusion and show the world that we all have a
[00:07:36] place at the starting line. With the support of their
[00:07:39] families, volunteers and sponsors, these
[00:07:42] athletes also took their first steps on the international
[00:07:45] stage, carrying a message that today crosses
[00:07:48] borders: inclusion is built with
[00:07:51] opportunities, because when you believe, when you accompany and when
[00:07:55] you advance together, there is no mountain too high, one
[00:07:59] step at a time, one experience at a time and a message that
[00:08:03] now goes beyond Aruba, Beyond Sports Limits
[00:08:06] for the world. We begin our international
[00:08:09] round in Colombia.
[00:08:14] Marco Rubio was received with military honors
[00:08:18] in Barranquilla for a special visit with
[00:08:21] President Abelardo de la Espriella. In these meetings,
[00:08:25] various bilateral agenda items were discussed, but
[00:08:28] it's very important how the United States will cooperate with
[00:08:32] Colombia. With a guard of honor and a handshake,
[00:08:36] the US Secretary of
[00:08:39] State, Marco Rubio, was received at the alternate headquarters of the
[00:08:43] presidency of Colombia, located in Barranquilla, for his first official
[00:08:46] meeting with President Abelardo de la Espriella. Cooperation is
[00:08:49] reactivated with a firm purpose to protect the hemisphere from
[00:08:53] criminal structures, to combat narco-terrorism, with a
[00:08:56] robust deployment in terms of security and commercial
[00:09:00] relations. Colombia will fully comply with its
[00:09:03] responsibilities. We will have the headquarters in Medellín
[00:09:06] and we will do everything necessary to attack
[00:09:09] organized crime and to give these criminals the place
[00:09:13] they deserve, which is a prison or a tomb.
[00:09:17] Here I say it without euphemisms: a bandit who does not submit will
[00:09:20] be taken down as legally corresponds. Colombia's petitions
[00:09:24] will be heard and executed to the fullest by the government of
[00:09:28] Donald Trump, in terms of technological updating to carry
[00:09:32] out military operations within the framework of Colombia's
[00:09:35] participation in the Shield of the Americas. The president spoke
[00:09:38] openly and publicly about different things, military purchases
[00:09:42] he wants to make, radar systems, intelligence
[00:09:45] systems, everything else that is necessary, and we are willing and
[00:09:48] open to cooperate in that space. President Trump
[00:09:52] is willing to provide everything possible to help Colombia to
[00:09:56] face this threat, which for three or four years was not really
[00:09:59] faced. The possibility was put on the table that the United States
[00:10:03] could even have a permanent presence in our country through a
[00:10:07] military operations base. of cooperation between both
[00:10:11] countries, the possibility is being studied, if it is not a military
[00:10:14] base, it is a joint base, even if it is a facility that both
[00:10:17] countries can use, obviously that corresponds to the Colombian government,
[00:10:21] which is a sovereign country that has the right to choose who
[00:10:25] enters its country and who does not. Marco
[00:10:28] Rubio also made it clear that security must be accompanied by a
[00:10:32] prosperous process for the economies of both countries and therefore
[00:10:36] they are evaluating at full speed the possibility of suspending the
[00:10:39] tariff measure that set an increase for certain export
[00:10:42] products at the beginning of 2026.
[00:10:46] We wish to deal with that, there are active negotiations
[00:10:49] underway right now and we hope that we will have a very positive result
[00:10:53] for the United States and for Colombia as well. The diplomatic agenda of
[00:10:57] the United States in Barranquilla closed by opening the door
[00:11:01] to a formal meeting between Presidents
[00:11:09] lagoons and also a glacier are currently under surveillance
[00:11:12] due to the potential overflows they could have and avalanches
[00:11:16] that could also threaten their community. However,
[00:11:19] some protests have been generated by their community and
[00:11:22] they are not allowing investigative teams to reach
[00:11:26] the site.
[00:11:27] Parón Lagoon
[00:11:30] is one of the most visited tourist destinations in the
[00:11:33] Ancash region. Its turquoise waters and the imposing
[00:11:36] landscape of the White Mountain Range attract hundreds
[00:11:39] of visitors.
[00:11:41] However, behind
[00:11:44] this tourist attraction, there is a threat that keeps
[00:11:48] specialists and authorities on alert. The
[00:11:50] risk of an eventual overflow.
[00:11:53] In June 2019,
[00:11:55] the government declared Parón Lagoon an emergency due to the
[00:11:59] danger of a possible spill. Two
[00:12:02] years later, Ineigem published a risk assessment
[00:12:05] for an avalanche in the city of Caraz, which warned about the
[00:12:08] danger posed by a possible avalanche coming from the
[00:12:12] Hatun Rahu glacier towards the lagoon. The impact
[00:12:16] of a mass of ice and rock could
[00:12:19] generate a violent displacement of water and
[00:12:22] cause the lagoon to overflow. In April
[00:12:26] 2023, the regional government of Ancash requested
[00:12:29] a joint analysis from the communal water authority, Senami.
[00:12:33] The study evaluated
[00:12:34] different
[00:12:37] scenarios and recommended maintaining
[00:12:41] permanent monitoring of the lagoon to reduce the
[00:12:44] risk of a disaster. But there is also a
[00:12:48] difficulty in carrying out this monitoring.
[00:12:51] Since May, the community has restricted
[00:12:55] the entry of specialists who seek to carry out
[00:12:59] measurements
[00:13:01] directly.
[00:13:05] The conditions and the danger are not new in this
[00:13:09] part of the White Mountain Range. In April 2025, an
[00:13:13] avalanche swept through the Casca river basin in the district
[00:13:17] of Independencia in Huaraz. Very
[00:13:19] high.
[00:13:33] Now, in the same sector of the Vallanurraju Nevado massif, new cracks
[00:13:36] have appeared. And
[00:13:39] we go to Paraguay where in the last hours the authorities
[00:13:43] managed to seize a large quantity of
[00:13:46] fake medicines supposedly for weight loss,
[00:13:49] which had the label and were ready to enter the
[00:13:53] market, fortunately.
[00:13:58] During the raids, products corresponding to the complaining
[00:14:01] laboratory were found, in addition to boxes, logos and
[00:14:04] elements that appeared to reproduce security characteristics
[00:14:08] of the original products. Finished products were also
[00:14:11] seized that, according to the initial verification, would not meet the
[00:14:15] necessary characteristics to be considered original.
[00:14:18] They reported that in some places this type of product
[00:14:21] was being sold or produced.
[00:14:25] In conjunction with two colleagues from Asunción, Dr. Mirian Rodríguez
[00:14:28] and Dr. Irán Suárez,
[00:14:31] we carried out several investigations here in the central
[00:14:34] area of the city and
[00:14:38] we found in general products that belong to the
[00:14:40] ethical laboratory that contain the active
[00:14:44] ingredient tirsepatide and that are apparently
[00:14:47] counterfeit products. The logos and the security features
[00:14:51] of the original products do not match what was
[00:14:54] found. And
[00:14:57] we go to Ecuador where this morning two
[00:15:01] by the authorities after judicial entries. They
[00:15:05] would also be part of a rather fearsome gang
[00:15:09] that was behind some attacks that occurred last year
[00:15:12] in Ecuador.
[00:15:16] There were three simultaneous raids in the Prosperina
[00:15:20] sector of Guayaquil.
[00:15:20] Steven Andrés M and Jefferson
[00:15:25] Alexis T were arrested this morning for the car
[00:15:28] bomb attack that occurred in October 2025 in front of the
[00:15:32] Mall del Sol, north of the city, which left one
[00:15:36] dead, at least 26 injured and serious material
[00:15:40] damage. The act was classified as terrorist.
[00:15:43] These are the two people who carried out this terrorist
[00:15:46] attack, who drove the vehicle and left it outside the
[00:15:50] building in front of the Mall del Sol where one of those cars exploded.
[00:15:53] This was a terrorist attack that tried to make the government
[00:15:57] reverse the transfer of criminals to the meeting prison,
[00:16:00] which they did not achieve their objective. According to Reinberg,
[00:16:04] it took 10 months of investigation to locate
[00:16:08] these two people who are part of the criminal
[00:16:11] group Los Lobos. They are Ecuadorians, have a history of
[00:16:15] possession, unauthorized import of weapons, robbery as
[00:16:18] suspects, illicit trafficking of controlled substances, all
[00:16:21] from 2022 to 2025, and another person
[00:16:25] has open cases for illicit association in
[00:16:29] 2023, six complaints of fraud in the provinces of Morazo,
[00:16:32] Loja, Santa Elena, Pichincha, Manabí in 2025.
[00:16:36] And he revealed the logistics they used. The planning
[00:16:39] and assembly of the car bombs would have been carried
[00:16:43] out in the San Francisco cooperative in Pascuales, and the
[00:16:46] escape route was identified in Lomas de la
[00:16:50] Florida. However, they have not been the only ones
[00:16:53] linked to this case. In May of this
[00:16:57] year, the armed forces carried out an operation in the
[00:17:01] San Francisco cooperative, in front of the Litoral penitentiary,
[00:17:04] in the sector from where the vehicle that exploded that
[00:17:07] night of the attack came out.
[00:17:10] Barranquilla in Colombia is currently experiencing an intense
[00:17:13] heatwave and the authorities are also alerting the community
[00:17:17] to take precautions specifically for the arrival of
[00:17:20] El Niño.
[00:17:22] In Barranquilla, the heat
[00:17:26] gives no respite. High temperatures and humidity
[00:17:30] are making it a challenge to stay
[00:17:33] for those who work for several hours under
[00:17:36] the strong sun. The weather here in Barranquilla
[00:17:40] is very strong and it's getting worse. Well,
[00:17:43] if you realize, it's barely noon and we are already at a high
[00:17:47] level, definitely here we have to find shade because the sun is quite
[00:17:50] strong. It is that during the last days the thermal sensation
[00:17:53] reached 40 degrees. Given these
[00:17:56] conditions, the recommendations are clear: stay
[00:18:00] hydrated, avoid direct exposure to the sun during the hours of greatest
[00:18:03] intensity, be attentive to any symptom that may indicate
[00:18:07] heat-related effects. There are three primary ones: one, excellent
[00:18:11] hydration in the morning,
[00:18:14] sunscreen with a very good SPF 40, and also
[00:18:18] we should not do sports. For those people who
[00:18:22] go to the Malecón on the road to the sea, do not do sports between
[00:18:25] 9 in the morning and 4 in the afternoon.
[00:18:28] High temperatures will continue for the next few days,
[00:18:32] so authorities insist on taking precautions and not exposing
[00:18:35] oneself for prolonged periods to these
[00:18:48] Awareness Month.
[00:19:02] Rushy
[00:19:02] telephone.
[00:19:40] Our story was built by people, neighbors helping
[00:19:43] neighbors, standing side by side with those who trust
[00:19:47] us, to protect what matters most and help build our
[00:19:51] communities, being there when needed
[00:19:54] most, across
[00:19:56] borders, across
[00:19:58] generations,
[00:20:01] still growing, still giving,
[00:20:04] still just getting started after.
[00:20:07] 185 years,
[00:20:10] risky's world, yes, let's explore it, wow, it's made
[00:20:14] with real salmon, look what I found, party mix cat
[00:20:17] snacks, there's the delicious taste of the tuna we
[00:20:20] love, definitely coming back tomorrow, Friskies,
[00:20:24] always more to
[00:20:25] explore.
[00:20:29] Aruba airport.
[00:21:24] We continue with more information on Primera Plana. This
[00:21:28] month of September is an important month for prostate
[00:21:31] cancer awareness, a cancer that continues to affect more
[00:21:35] men, and not only at an advanced age, but also, according
[00:21:40] start at a much earlier age. That's why it's important to
[00:21:44] be cautious. Today, on Primera Plana, we talk about your health, so
[00:21:47] take care of it. First, the good news:
[00:21:58] the American Cancer Society says that the increase
[00:22:01] in prostate cancer cases is probably due to more men getting
[00:22:04] screened for the disease. But now for the bad news:
[00:22:08] many are not getting screened early enough.
[00:22:11] The increase in cases largely consists of those
[00:22:15] with advanced cancer. This year alone, it is
[00:22:17] estimated that almost 334,000 new
[00:22:20] cases of prostate cancer will be diagnosed in the United States
[00:22:24] and more than 36,000 men are projected to die from the
[00:22:28] disease. But regular screenings can save
[00:22:32] lives by detecting the disease early, when it is easier
[00:22:35] to treat. Understanding the risk of prostate cancer is
[00:22:38] really important. Those at highest risk include
[00:22:41] everyone over 50 years old, people with
[00:22:45] a family history of prostate cancer, especially if
[00:22:48] several close relatives were diagnosed at an early
[00:22:51] age, and Black men, who are almost
[00:22:55] 70% more likely to be diagnosed with the disease
[00:22:58] compared to white men. And when it develops in this
[00:23:02] group, it generally occurs at an earlier age. They also
[00:23:05] have twice the likelihood of dying from this cancer.
[00:23:08] The American Cancer Society recommends that men at high
[00:23:11] risk between 40 and 45 years old talk to a doctor
[00:23:15] about whether screening is appropriate for them and that
[00:23:19] people at average risk start the conversation at
[00:23:22] 50 years old.
[00:23:26] In our most viral section, we present this young
[00:23:30] man who should be made viral, as he has become a true
[00:23:33] feat in India, because at 20 years old, he has
[00:23:35] taken it upon himself to clean
[00:23:41] various rivers. In the Indian state of
[00:23:45] Pradesh, a 20-year-old man turned cleaning waterways
[00:23:49] and water infrastructure into a systematic routine,
[00:23:52] a continuous sanitation
[00:23:54] effort in various streams
[00:23:56] and basins that has gained international dimension after the
[00:24:00] massive viralization of his videos.
[00:24:03] The work is carried out by Surendra
[00:24:07] Singh, a student who dedicates his weekends to
[00:24:10] cleaning water bodies contaminated by the historical accumulation
[00:24:14] of urban waste. Known in the digital realm as Bitu
[00:24:17] Tabaji and based in the town of Viaora,
[00:24:21] he did not limit his initiative to a single episode
[00:24:24] or a single place. Since the beginning of his activities
[00:24:27] at the beginning of the year, the activist periodically
[00:24:31] visits different sections of the Agnar River and other
[00:24:34] regional tributaries, paying for the protection
[00:24:38] and collection materials with his own income. He does not
[00:24:41] act as part of any official campaign or environmental
[00:24:45] organization; the decision was strictly
[00:24:48] personal. His work also began to
[00:24:51] gain notoriety when he decided to also
[00:24:55] not only start progressively addressing
[00:24:58] the degradation of local basins.
[00:25:01] And in Argentina, a teacher made a tremendous complaint to
[00:25:04] his students who were ready to battle for aura,
[00:25:07] however, he cancelled absolutely
[00:25:10] everything. Aura farming was one of the
[00:25:13] most talked about topics in recent
[00:25:15] weeks. Some supported the trend, others
[00:25:19] seemed to find it senseless. A teacher joined
[00:25:22] this latter group, reprimanding his students not to do it
[00:25:26] anymore, and the video went viral as expected.
[00:25:29] The strong scolding also took place in the middle of
[00:25:33] the courtyard full of students through a megaphone, being
[00:25:36] captured in a video that garnered many views on social
[00:25:40] media. The teacher was scathing, also while
[00:25:43] reprimanding a group of teenagers who had tried to
[00:25:46] farm aura inside the institute and left a
[00:25:50] phrase that caught attention: "Today I am ashamed."
[00:25:53] In the images, the visibly angry teacher
[00:25:56] is heard addressing them.
[00:25:59] fulminante escondidas también mientras... reprendía a un
[00:26:03] grupo de adolescentes que había intentado farmear aura dentro del
[00:26:07] instituto y dejó una frase que llamó atención,
[00:26:13] las imágenes escucha el docente visiblemente
[00:26:16] también allí molesto, dirigirse
[00:26:19] the students and question the conduct he had adopted during the
[00:26:22] activity, rarely do you see me so angry, don't
[00:26:26] even think of doing it again, in this school there's no
[00:26:30] student body that would expose itself supposedly to...
[00:26:33] What is that? The professor also stated that what happened did not
[00:26:36] represent the values of the
[00:26:38] school.
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[00:27:13] wallpaper that is very recognized? Well, a couple
[00:27:16] decided to visit and travel to New Zealand to
[00:27:20] find it.
[00:27:22] The iconic Windows 10 wallpaper that showed a
[00:27:26] gigantic rocky cave with a sea view and sand is not
[00:27:29] a digital montage but a corner
[00:27:33] located in New Zealand, known as
[00:27:37] Guarakiri, there, the emblematic place on the South
[00:27:40] Island, the couple also visited this default
[00:27:43] lock screen for the operating system since its launch in
[00:27:47] 2015, marking the visual memory of millions of users
[00:27:50] around the world. The interest in this destination resurfaced strongly
[00:27:54] after the viralization of a video published by content
[00:27:58] creators. The couple captured the amazing
[00:28:01] contrast between the classic image of computers
[00:28:05] and the live landscape there in New
[00:28:07] Zealand.
[00:28:14] And I leave you in our broadcast today with our section of Alejandra's pets
[00:28:17] and we show you this story of a kitten that was
[00:28:20] rescued but in the end they were using it to charge through a
[00:28:24] QR code in a place, however
[00:28:27] the images have gone
[00:28:29] viral.
[00:28:31] After a long period in a situation of homelessness and abandonment, Tony, a
[00:28:35] mixed-breed cat, found a definitive home when the owner of a
[00:28:39] local restaurant decided to adopt him. Today he not only
[00:28:42] enjoys a safe and affectionate environment, but he has earned the
[00:28:46] title of the most popular collaborator of the establishment. His
[00:28:50] daily work consists of wearing a sign with a QR code around his neck,
[00:28:53] which allows diners to scan and
[00:28:57] pay for their consumption quickly. With
[00:29:00] remarkable serenity, the happy
[00:29:02] one wanders through the tables interacting with customers who take the opportunity to
[00:29:06] pet him while making their
[00:30:41] Bombini, one more day of another episode of Bo nota Bo so,
[00:30:45] I'm Jasmine Weiver, this program here from the Aruba Epilepsy Foundation
[00:30:48] where I am part of the team, I have a child with
[00:30:52] epilepsy, and as a mother, I found it very important
[00:30:56] for us to educate, connect and tell the story of each one