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[00:00:26] We are CNN, the world leader in news.
[00:00:43] Hello, welcome to Mirador Mundial, CNN en Español's weekend newscast,
[00:00:47] I'm Rey Rodríguez and as always I invite you to join me for the
[00:00:50] next half hour with the main news that marked the
[00:00:54] day's agenda,
[00:00:55] we begin.
[00:01:01] people are afraid that the hurricane is already here
[00:01:04] and the damage it can cause, the
[00:01:07] wind, the rain, all
[00:01:09] that,
[00:01:11] let's not let our guard down, the hurricane is very
[00:01:15] close to the Mexican coasts, as I already mentioned, at the
[00:01:19] height of Cabo Corrientes during
[00:01:22] midday, today and until tomorrow,
[00:01:26] it will remain very close to our coasts.
[00:01:32] and after the initial forecasts that predicted
[00:01:36] that Simon would make
[00:01:38] government, at least that is one of landfall on Sunday, the hurricane changed course
[00:01:40] and its trajectory has become difficult to
[00:01:43] predict. At this hour it weakened to category 3 off the
[00:01:47] refrigeration, which coast of Jalisco and is expected to remain off the coast
[00:01:50] during Monday. There are discrepancies among specialists
[00:01:54] about whether it will finally move inland or
[00:01:57] remain entirely at sea. The storm is located about
[00:02:01] 135 km northwest of Manzanillo, a
[00:02:04] coastal city in the state of Colima, 15
[00:02:08] km southwest of Cabo Corrientes in Jalisco,
[00:02:12] according to the report from the National Hurricane Center of the United
[00:02:14] States. On the other hand, Claudia Shainbow, president of Mexico,
[00:02:18] called on Sunday for residents of the coastal areas of the Mexican
[00:02:22] Pacific to seek shelter from the probable impact of
[00:02:26] Simon, which will continue to generate heavy rains and intense winds
[00:02:30] in the west of the country, we urge the population
[00:02:34] of coastal municipalities of Jalisco, Colima, Nayarit and Michoacán,
[00:02:38] to remain sheltered until official notice that the
[00:02:41] danger has ended, Shanebow posted on her social
[00:02:45] network X. The president accompanied her message with a
[00:02:48] civil protection map that identifies
[00:02:51] 24 municipalities in Nayarit, Jalisco, Colima and
[00:02:54] Michoacán, where non-essential activities were suspended since
[00:02:58] Saturday due to the threat. of the hurricane, for its part, the
[00:03:02] National Hurricane Center warned that even if
[00:03:06] without making direct landfall, Simon will cause dangerous
[00:03:09] storm surges, large and destructive waves and
[00:03:13] damaging winds in parts of Mexico's west-central coast,
[00:03:17] for now the airports of Manzanillo and Puerto
[00:03:20] Vallarta were closed until further notice, in the
[00:03:23] port city of Manzanillo, the navy helped to
[00:03:27] remove rainwater from some homes. Residents
[00:03:31] indicated that the floods began on
[00:03:34] Sunday at dawn, the situation has
[00:03:37] occurred in other coastal towns, there you see it on
[00:03:40] screen and with more than 4600 troops from the
[00:03:44] army, air force and the national guard, the federal government announced
[00:03:48] plan DN3, the operation to aid the civilian
[00:03:51] population in cases of disaster in the states of Nayarit,
[00:03:55] Colima and Jalisco to assist the affected population
[00:03:59] by. Simon and two advanced
[00:04:02] heavy machinery groups have already been deployed in
[00:04:06] Puerto Vallarta and Nayarit.
[00:04:18] And on Sunday evening, a federal judge ordered the
[00:04:22] government to cancel any of
[00:04:25] a week he retires to adjust prices and they the upcoming broadcasts of the controversial taxpayer-funded
[00:04:27] advertisements that promote President Donald
[00:04:31] Trump's agenda, Judge Jennifer
[00:04:34] Rouchon granted a temporary restraining order
[00:04:38] requested by the non-profit organization, Conancaut,
[00:04:40] which had challenged the
[00:04:44] contracting of the advertisements in a federal court
[00:04:47] in New York. The Justice Department informed
[00:04:51] Rochon, appointed by Joe Biden, late
[00:04:54] Saturday that the advertising campaign was scheduled to
[00:04:58] end this Sunday evening, however,
[00:05:02] Rochon determined that said deadline did not
[00:05:06] make the lawsuit lose its objective and ordered the
[00:05:09] government to stop any additional broadcasts as of
[00:05:15] p.m. Miami time.
[00:05:19] And in a post, Trump announced that Russia and Ukraine
[00:05:22] had agreed to what he described as a ceasefire
[00:05:25] in the energy sector, there was no immediate confirmation
[00:05:29] from Russia, for his part, the president of Ukraine Volodimir Zelensky
[00:05:33] dijo que apoyaba la tregua y que estaba dispuesto a cesar los
[00:05:37] against Russian energy facilities, if
[00:05:40] Moscow did the same. He noted that Russia continued its
[00:05:44] attacks and mentioned one this Sunday
[00:05:48] against an energy cogeneration plant in
[00:05:51] Kharkiv. Trump's announcement comes days
[00:05:55] after he reported a pact with Putin to
[00:05:58] supply Russian diesel markets and his strong
[00:06:02] questioning of Zelensky for his criticism of this agreement.
[00:06:06] acuerdo.
[00:06:08] In other news, the price of
[00:06:12] of $6.51 per
[00:06:16] increase of 76% in
[00:06:19] a year and exceeds
[00:06:22] California, that's what the
[00:06:25] let's go,
[00:06:28] we're going to need reinforcements, Angel and
[00:06:31] Jorge Diaz can tell that food prices across the country are
[00:06:35] about to go up, like frozen chicken or turkey,
[00:06:38] the brothers are co-owners of JD and
[00:06:42] Trucking near the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles, they took over the
[00:06:46] family business when their father passed away, they have 20
[00:06:50] trucks that transport goods from the two largest and busiest
[00:06:53] ports in the United States, many of those products are perishable and
[00:06:57] require
[00:06:59] consumes more diesel. Earlier this year it was
[00:07:02] $5.15, today I saw it here locally and
[00:07:05] it's about $8.38 or $8.41. Diaz took
[00:07:09] me to fill up the tank of one of his trucks just as the price of diesel
[00:07:12] reached a new record. We only put in 18 gallons and
[00:07:16] it's already $150, so it's not necessarily double what
[00:07:20] you paid last year, or is it? It's close, if we had filled the tank
[00:07:24] completely we would have spent about $1,600. What?
[00:07:27] $1,600 to fill just one truck. Each truck needs
[00:07:31] to fill the tank once or twice a week, and if their entire fleet operates at
[00:07:34] full capacity, that's up to a quarter of a million dollars a
[00:07:38] month. And President
[00:07:41] Trump's recent decree, aimed at reducing diesel
[00:07:45] prices, will probably not benefit them. The decree temporarily
[00:07:49] allows truckers to use a cheaper type of diesel called
[00:07:53] red diesel on highways, but each state sets its own
[00:07:57] rules on where this type of diesel can be used and how it is taxed,
[00:08:00] and California still maintains restrictions on
[00:08:03] that. There is still a crude oil supply problem, but more
[00:08:07] recently a bottleneck in diesel production because major
[00:08:11] refineries in the Middle East and Russia have been damaged by the wars
[00:08:14] involving Iran and Ukraine. Unfortunately, it seems this will last
[00:08:17] a long time and that's what's scary. To be able to pay for
[00:08:21] diesel they had to raise rates this year on certain contracts and because
[00:08:24] of that they have already lost a major client. It was
[00:08:28] very sad that we survived COVID together and we couldn't survive
[00:08:31] this. Shipping companies have to
[00:08:35] decide how much of the increase to pass on to their customers, who in turn decide
[00:08:39] how much to pass on to their consumers, like Lidia Sánchez. We are. it's us
[00:08:43] who are going to pay, you know, if we want to eat what we want to eat
[00:08:46] we have to pay, it has to come out of our pocket. Sánchez has already
[00:08:50] reduced the amount of beef she buys and Angélica Vázquez has
[00:08:54] job. We are just trying to
[00:08:57] survive and it is very difficult, especially because of the
[00:08:59] gas. We have to use only one car and try not to go
[00:09:03] anywhere. I hope everything changes, I hope the president gets
[00:09:06] smarter. Gas will go down as soon as
[00:09:10] the war ends, it will fall like a stone.
[00:09:12] The food industry association says that a sudden increase in diesel
[00:09:16] prices takes between 30 and 45 days to impact
[00:09:20] Rolando Pozos is doing everything he
[00:09:23] can not to raise prices at all, he is the executive director
[00:09:27] of Amapola Market, a small
[00:09:30] in Southern California. We can see how our
[00:09:33] suppliers start to
[00:09:37] apply that surcharge that we all love to see, the fuel
[00:09:40] surcharge and definitely.
[00:10:18] The Secretary of Homeland Security,
[00:10:22] said this Sunday that images from the body cameras of the ICE
[00:10:26] agents involved in a shooting last Thursday in
[00:10:30] the Bronx in New York, in which a man of Dominican
[00:10:33] origin was injured, will be released. During a control operation in the
[00:10:37] Bronx in New York, agents shot and wounded Oscar
[00:10:40] Vegal, 28, in the neck,
[00:10:44] while his 5-year-old son was in the back seat. ICE's
[00:10:47] version is that the man rammed his vehicle
[00:10:51] into two government units, he
[00:10:54] knew that agents were looking for him,
[00:10:57] Mullen said Sunday to CNN's Jake
[00:11:00] Tapper on the program State of the Union, the New York
[00:11:04] police said the minor was
[00:11:06] unharmed. On the other hand, a man described by
[00:11:10] authorities as an undocumented immigrant from Mexico was injured
[00:11:13] on Saturday after being run over by a vehicle driven by ICE
[00:11:17] agents during an operation near Houston. An ICE
[00:11:21] spokesman stated that Miguel Parra Hernández, the man
[00:11:25] who was found, ran in front of an official vehicle, after
[00:11:28] he and another undocumented immigrant identified as José
[00:11:32] Mendoza Cervantes, the target of the operation, fled
[00:11:35] on foot while agents tried to
[00:11:38] catch them. The injuries suffered by Parra are not
[00:11:41] life-threatening. Meanwhile, AIS
[00:11:44] authorities ordered their agents to increase daily
[00:11:47] arrests, this is the report from my colleague
[00:11:51] Marlonso, let's see.
[00:11:57] 2000 immigrant arrests a day do not seem enough for the federal
[00:12:03] the possible interpretations after the leadership of Immigration and Customs
[00:12:06] Enforcement told its agents to increase them to 1 per
[00:12:10] day.
[00:12:14] This was told to CNN by sources familiar with the new
[00:12:17] directive, which was given verbally. What do we know about the
[00:12:21] measure? The order.
[00:12:25] The directive makes ICE resume its previous goal of 300 daily arrests
[00:12:28] imposed by the White House. This is an unprecedented figure that the
[00:12:32] agency has struggled to reach so far. Agents
[00:12:35] were also instructed to try to reach
[00:12:38] per week. According to one of the sources, this takes into account that there are
[00:12:42] fewer officers on the streets and fewer operations on weekends.
[00:12:45] The source stressed that the agency is also trying
[00:12:49] to pressure agents to detain
[00:12:53] in order to deport them.
[00:12:55] A spokesman for the Department of Homeland Security told CNN in a
[00:12:59] statement that there are no arrest quotas. Under the
[00:13:02] leadership of President Trump and Secretary Minlin, ICE has
[00:13:06] received an extraordinary boost to locate, arrest and
[00:13:09] deport illegal aliens from the United States, using
[00:13:13] all available legal resources. These are
[00:13:16] promises kept and the results speak for themselves.
[00:13:19] The criticisms.
[00:13:21] Arrests for immigration
[00:13:25] reasons were already increasing in President Donald Trump's second
[00:13:29] term. In August, for example, ICE detained
[00:13:32] 51 people, a monthly
[00:13:34] record.
[00:13:39] The president's aggressive immigration agenda has been questioned, even in
[00:13:42] his own party, just weeks before key midterm elections
[00:13:46] for the remainder of his
[00:13:48] term.
[00:13:55] the government's tactics and its decision to increasingly arrest undocumented
[00:13:58] immigrants without criminal records, especially
[00:14:01] after incidents, some of
[00:14:05] them fatal, that have involved immigration
[00:14:08] agents. Marlon Sorto,
[00:14:11] CNN, Atlanta.
[00:14:24] The fight. on this occasion consists of the administration
[00:14:27] wanting a sharp cut in interest
[00:14:31] rates to boost the
[00:14:34] economy, but the Fed, which has price stability as one
[00:14:38] of its two mandates, that is, to defend us from
[00:14:41] inflation, believes that if it does that, if it makes a
[00:14:45] sharp cut, it would trigger inflation,
[00:14:49] and a scenario with growth problems and at the same time
[00:14:52] inflation, that is, what is called stagflation,
[00:14:55] that is precisely what the
[00:14:58] Fed of
[00:15:01] Powell, of Jerome Powell, wants to avoid.
[00:17:37] 14, 71 years old, announced that he will undergo
[00:17:40] surgery to remove a nodule
[00:17:43] located in his lung. The announcement was made to the faithful
[00:17:46] gathered in St. Peter's Square for the Angelus
[00:17:50] prayer this Sunday. Report by my colleague Stefano Posebon.
[00:17:54] Let's see. The announcement by Pope
[00:17:58] Leo XIV that he will be operated on to remove
[00:18:01] a lung nodule in the coming days has been
[00:18:05] surprising on this warm October
[00:18:07] morning in Rome, but this surprise does not
[00:18:11] necessarily have to mean cause for
[00:18:14] concern or anxiety, we have spoken with
[00:18:17] several medical experts who have said that this condition
[00:18:21] is quite common for elderly people
[00:18:24] and that clearly also due to the good physical
[00:18:28] condition of the Holy Father it is likely that the
[00:18:31] doctors have decided to make the
[00:18:34] decision to remove it surgically,
[00:18:37] in particular, Dr. Stephen Lew from Georgetown
[00:18:40] University, has said that it is
[00:18:44] only with an operation that it can be understood if
[00:18:48] this nodule could have been cancerous, but at
[00:18:51] this moment this has not been clearly confirmed by
[00:18:55] the Vatican, and the Holy Father himself has made the
[00:18:58] announcement as a given fact saying that simply
[00:19:02] when they discovered it with his doctors the decision had already been made,
[00:19:06] that was the announcement. Dear ones,
[00:19:09] recently, during some check-ups, the
[00:19:13] doctors found a nodule
[00:19:16] circumscribed to the lung, it
[00:19:19] was detected at a very early stage and well
[00:19:22] localized. The doctors deem
[00:19:26] it appropriate to intervene and so, following
[00:19:29] their advice, I decided to operate to
[00:19:33] The intervention is already scheduled
[00:19:36] for the next few.
[00:19:47] is considered quite young to be the spiritual leader of the Catholic Church, he is
[00:19:51] only 71 years old and is normally considered
[00:19:55] in good physical shape, for example he is a tennis
[00:19:59] fan but also of swimming and once
[00:20:02] the residence of Castel Gandolfo on the outskirts of
[00:20:06] Rome to be able to dedicate himself to meditation,
[00:20:09] also reflection, but also physical
[00:20:12] activity, the Vatican has announced that the
[00:20:15] Pontiff will be operated on in the coming
[00:20:18] days at the Gemelli Polyclinic which is very close to
[00:20:22] the Vatican here in Rome and that
[00:20:25] supposedly this operation will not jeopardize the Pontiff's
[00:20:29] upcoming commitments, in particular next month
[00:20:32] when he will travel to
[00:20:36] Uruguay, Argentina, but especially Peru between November
[00:20:40] 6 and 17, this Sunday there was a group of
[00:20:43] Peruvian parishioners who listened in St. Peter's
[00:20:46] Square to them prevos told him
[00:20:50] that he is very excited to visit Peru again where he
[00:20:53] clearly was bishop for several
[00:20:56] years before his election to the
[00:20:59] Chair of St. Peter, so at this moment
[00:21:03] we are following the situation very
[00:21:06] outside the Gemelli Polyclinic
[00:21:09] clearly, but it does not seem that there is still a
[00:21:13] cause for concern for the health of the
[00:21:16] leader of the Catholic Church, for CNN, Stefano.
[00:21:20] Rome.
[00:21:28] And in Riyadh this Sunday, the International Airport was the target of a new
[00:21:32] attack. The General Authority of Civil Aviation of Saudi Arabia
[00:21:35] reported that the attack caused the death of a Pakistani
[00:21:39] resident and left 11 other people injured, it also
[00:21:42] caused a fire in terminal number four. The
[00:21:46] incident occurred a day after a missile bombardment by Houthi
[00:21:50] rebels caused the death of at least 12
[00:21:53] people and injured hundreds more. According to Saudi
[00:21:57] authorities, four Saudis, two Bangladeshis,
[00:22:00] one American, one Egyptian, one Jordanian, one
[00:22:03] Syrian, one Palestinian and one Sudanese died. The Indian
[00:22:06] embassy in Riyadh announced on Sunday that an Indian
[00:22:10] citizen injured in the attack had later died.
[00:22:12] And in other news, Russian forces
[00:22:16] launched a missile attack on the town of
[00:22:20] Pisochyn in the Kharkiv district. The
[00:22:24] impact affected a densely populated residential area
[00:22:27] near high-rise buildings and grocery
[00:22:31] stores. Three people died and nine others were injured, including
[00:22:34] children. Earlier, Moscow attacked an energy
[00:22:38] facility on the outskirts of
[00:22:41] Kharkiv. And in Nepal, authorities
[00:22:44] urged residents of the villages in the
[00:22:48] district of to move to safe
[00:22:52] areas after a river in the central part of the country overflowed
[00:22:55] and swept away several homes and infrastructure,
[00:22:59] no fatalities were reported, two women and three men were
[00:23:03] cut off, the army indicated that another 49
[00:23:06] people, including a foreigner, had been
[00:23:10] rescued.
[00:23:24] The fight on this occasion consists of the administration
[00:23:28] wanting a sharp cut in interest
[00:23:31] rates to boost the
[00:23:35] economy, but the Fed, which has price stability as one
[00:23:38] of its two mandates, that is, to defend us from
[00:23:42] inflation, believes that if it does that, if it makes a
[00:23:45] sharp cut, it would trigger inflation
[00:23:49] and... a scenario with growth problems and at the same time
[00:23:53] inflation, that is, what is called stagflation,
[00:23:55] that is precisely what the
[00:23:58] Fed of
[00:24:01] Powell, of Jerome Powell, wants to avoid.
[00:26:21] And on Saturday night, a colorful aurora illuminated
[00:26:25] the sky over Rovaniemi, a city
[00:26:28] located in the Arctic Circle corresponding to Finland. A local
[00:26:32] photographer who took the images stated that the
[00:26:35] phenomenon was the most intense since a similar
[00:26:38] geomagnetic storm occurred in January
[00:26:42] 2026. Auroras were also spotted in
[00:26:45] Italy, Corsica and Ukraine while in
[00:26:49] Rovaniemi the sky remained illuminated
[00:27:15] The fight on this occasion consists of the administration
[00:27:18] wanting a sharp cut in interest
[00:27:22] rates to boost the
[00:27:25] economy, but the Fed, which has price stability as one
[00:27:29] of its two mandates, that is, to defend us from
[00:27:32] inflation, believes that if it does that, if it makes a
[00:27:36] sharp cut, it would trigger inflation,
[00:27:40] and a scenario with growth problems and at the same time
[00:27:43] inflation, that is, what is called
[00:27:45] stagflation, that is precisely what the
[00:27:49] Fed of
[00:27:52] Powell, of Jerome
[00:27:53] Powell, wants to avoid.