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[00:00:21] Welcome to our front page broadcast with Alejandra Forero.
[00:00:25] Next, our
[00:00:26] headlines.
[00:00:30] fatal occurred in Naruba, successful third edition of the
[00:00:34] culinary festival Authentic, Panama continues
[00:00:36] to have aftershocks after the 7.7 magnitude earthquake
[00:00:40] degrees. Overflow in Colombia affects the
[00:01:06] with a regrettable event that occurred in the early hours of Saturday where a
[00:01:10] 70-year-old pedestrian lost his life when
[00:01:13] a driver hit him, according to what the
[00:01:18] have it for authorities indicated, he becomes the thirteenth
[00:01:20] year 2026 as a traffic
[00:01:24] accident, the person later, apparently the driver
[00:01:27] came to the police guard to talk about what
[00:01:30] happened. On Saturday around
[00:01:34] 5:30 in the morning, the police station received
[00:01:38] a report about a possible hit-and-run on the road that goes to the
[00:01:41] Sabaneta area where a vehicle had hit a pedestrian and
[00:01:45] fled the scene. According to preliminary information, the
[00:01:48] victim, a man, was on the side of the road and was not
[00:01:52] responding. The police station immediately sent several
[00:01:55] police units and the ambulance, when the first
[00:01:58] patrol arrived, they found the man at the height of the Winter
[00:02:02] Garden supermarket in Sabaneta without responding to stimuli, the
[00:02:06] paramedics arrived shortly after and
[00:02:09] affected person, after detecting that he still had a pulse, they
[00:02:13] urgently transferred him to the hospital, however, upon
[00:02:16] arriving at the medical center, the doctors could do nothing to
[00:02:19] save his life and confirmed his death, the victim was
[00:02:23] identified as Ireno Quant, 70
[00:02:27] years old, according to the information provided by the authorities.
[00:02:30] With this death, the number of fatalities in traffic accidents in
[00:02:34] Aruba is 13, later, according to what the
[00:02:37] police station indicated, they received information that the
[00:02:40] driver allegedly involved in the accident had
[00:02:44] reported to the San Nicolas police station, traffic
[00:02:47] specialists and technical police also
[00:02:51] attended to conduct the corresponding investigations, the
[00:02:54] police force expressed their condolences to the family of the
[00:02:57] deceased, the authorities call on the entire community to
[00:03:01] drive with caution, respect traffic rules and act with
[00:03:05] responsibility.
[00:03:08] As we know, the authorities that
[00:03:10] readjustment, but why did are part of the Task Force, among them Bureau City Inspector, the
[00:03:13] island government and other entities have joined
[00:03:17] to be able to remove old
[00:03:19] the magnitude of the earthquake, the vehicles that are in different areas of the island, such as in
[00:03:22] Orangyestad, in a recent visit made by these
[00:03:26] authorities, at least 10 vehicles were taken that were
[00:03:30] in a state, for example, like Guacharacas, as old vehicles are known
[00:03:34] that may have owners, but who keep them in public
[00:03:37] spaces and have not been used for many
[00:03:40] years. The government continues its actions
[00:03:44] to remove abandoned vehicles from public roads
[00:03:47] with emphasis on the responsibility of car owners
[00:03:50] and the importance of keeping our neighborhoods
[00:03:53] clean and beautiful. During an action that was recently
[00:03:56] carried out, a total of 11 vehicles were removed from public
[00:04:00] roads, also, according to what they explained, they are part
[00:04:03] of a task force's work to be able to address
[00:04:07] the problem of abandoned vehicles in different
[00:04:10] neighborhoods of the island. According to what they explained, the actions are
[00:04:14] progressing as they should, but the main message is for each vehicle
[00:04:18] owner who has to take their own responsibility. The
[00:04:22] intention is not only to remove vehicles from public roads, but
[00:04:25] also to create more awareness
[00:04:27] earthquakes and so among our citizens about the importance of caring for the
[00:04:31] environment, during this action, these vehicles were
[00:04:34] removed from the roads, according to what they explained, these
[00:04:38] actions will also continue, special thanks to Bureau City
[00:04:42] Inspector, the Neighborhood Police, Cuervo Policial
[00:04:45] official updates from the Serlimar for their collaboration in these actions, highlighting that cooperation
[00:04:49] between different instances is essential to
[00:04:52] achieve concrete results, keeping public areas
[00:04:56] clean, the actions will continue in the different neighborhoods of...
[00:05:00] with the same message for the community, each
[00:05:03] citizen has the responsibility for the care of their
[00:05:06] neighborhood, the government of Aruba appeals to vehicle owners
[00:05:10] not to leave their cars abandoned on public roads,
[00:05:14] but rather to take the necessary measures to
[00:05:17] prevent the authorities from having to
[00:05:20] intervene.
[00:05:22] Aruba celebrated the authentic culinary festival
[00:05:25] in its third edition, once again Aruba's
[00:05:28] tourism office gave this tremendous festival for
[00:05:32] locals, visitors and all people who wanted to
[00:05:35] enjoy our gastronomy, the
[00:05:38] vendors, in this case the restaurants, chefs, but
[00:05:41] also the culinary students were there at
[00:05:45] the pavilion this weekend and we have the
[00:05:47] details: for the third
[00:05:51] consecutive year, the authentic festival arrives,
[00:05:54] a gastronomic exhibition in which not only our locals,
[00:05:58] but also our visitors will be able to
[00:06:01] delight in the different nationalities present here on the
[00:06:04] island, a festival which year after year covers
[00:06:08] not only our cultural part, our heritage, but
[00:06:11] also... our
[00:06:13] culinary,
[00:06:17] welcome to authentic
[00:06:19] in Aruba,
[00:06:22] this year we are once again sold out where we invite the
[00:06:26] local community and our visitors to
[00:06:29] try the gastronomy of Aruba, we have more than
[00:06:33] 50 vendors of bars and
[00:06:36] food and this year we have different
[00:06:39] activations such as the authentic bar.
[00:07:12] which is from October 3rd to 9th where we have many
[00:07:16] restaurants with menus with fixed prices and we also
[00:07:19] inspire the students so that
[00:07:22] they, they are the future of our gastronomy, of our
[00:07:26] hospitality, so we have a seminar for them
[00:07:29] where we inspire them to continue in this
[00:07:33] direction, we also have an industry
[00:07:35] seminar where we invite all restaurants, people
[00:07:39] who work in the culinary area.
[00:08:12] nice it, was invited to come to Aruba to to look
[00:08:16] a little bit what what the gastronomy on the island has to
[00:08:20] offer and I'm today I'm quite impressed by the
[00:08:24] quality of the hotel business but also
[00:08:27] about the food business so the hospitality in
[00:08:30] general is from a quite a good quality yes
[00:08:33] I've my my job I'm now
[00:08:37] retired but I worked nearly 40 years for mission
[00:08:41] as inspector and as a director for the Benelux guide,
[00:08:44] but uh, of course I've worked at more than
[00:08:47] 22 countries all over the world, did more than
[00:08:50] 8,500 different restaurants in my
[00:08:53] life broad report, so yes
[00:08:56] I am quite an expert about food, I think it's
[00:08:59] important to put uh in front uh
[00:09:03] of of the world that Aruba has got something else
[00:09:07] to offer than uh nice beaches and
[00:09:10] uh and of course - day all
[00:09:14] in results
[00:09:17] with good food and it is a trend
[00:09:20] everywhere in the world that
[00:09:24] to to to attract a
[00:09:26] better better tourism, better quality of tourism
[00:09:29] always is
[00:09:33] the the gastronomy is very
[00:09:34] important.
[00:09:41] um...
[00:10:55] Yes, it is my first time here in authentico, what can I say, any
[00:10:59] festivals are incredible, but
[00:11:02] authentico, authentic, it means real, so it's
[00:11:05] incredibly real, I loved everything, I
[00:11:08] loved that the ambience and the rubable brings to it,
[00:11:12] but what he's been put it together, oh it's incredible, I
[00:11:15] had a little fight and taste what the locals are bringing to the
[00:11:19] festival to authentico, it's incredible, it's definitely
[00:11:22] authentico and some of the taste. nation never seen them
[00:11:26] before I'm a mixologist, I'm I
[00:11:29] work in a global sky, my clients are little bit everywhere
[00:11:33] around the globe, what I do, I in this
[00:11:36] scenario I share what I do from preparation to
[00:11:40] executed ring so it will be cockles, I
[00:11:43] show the audience and teams how we put the
[00:11:46] flavors together, how we execute, one think it
[00:11:50] might be a little bit unique to me, I really
[00:11:52] crafted techniques so
[00:11:55] combination been having for many years and then I improved improved
[00:11:59] improved so in this very scenario in this few days I really
[00:12:02] showcase how I craft it as high level as possible as
[00:12:06] precise as possible it's I can see
[00:12:09] here by any festivals we are mixed between 50/50
[00:12:13] easily to see 50 professionals 50 clients
[00:12:16] customer and personally what I'm looking for all
[00:12:20] the time the true charge and feedback are our
[00:12:23] clients so when we met
[00:12:35] We begin our international round with an earthquake
[00:12:38] that affected Panama last Friday, measuring 7.7 degrees on the
[00:12:42] Richter scale, according to what the authorities have indicated, at least 15
[00:12:46] aftershocks have been perceived at the time of the seismic movement, also according to what they have
[00:12:50] indicated, it was felt in several other
[00:12:53] countries: more than 200 aftershocks have been registered
[00:12:57] after the earthquake, a sequence of movements that keeps specialists
[00:13:01] monitoring the epicenter zone, although the main tremor
[00:13:04] occurred on Friday, the subsequent activity continues and the number
[00:13:08] of events could continue to increase as new
[00:13:11] records are incorporated. Accumulation of stresses for a long time
[00:13:15] since 1913 we had not had an event in that
[00:13:18] fault system with a magnitude of this order, it
[00:13:22] means that it had been accumulating stress and the moment came when
[00:13:26] we reached the elastic limit and the accumulated energy was suddenly
[00:13:29] released, now we are in the process of fault
[00:13:35] Panama City not present damage comparable to that recorded in central
[00:13:39] areas of the country, the answer does not depend solely on
[00:13:44] distance from the epicenter, the characteristics of the soil, the
[00:13:48] capacity of the buildings to resist seismic
[00:13:51] movements, Panama's structural regulation
[00:13:55] is a very good regulation, it
[00:13:58] is built according to the standards established by the technical
[00:14:02] board of engineering in this Panamanian structural regulation,
[00:14:06] that could be a cause, the other is that these
[00:14:09] constructions in Panama City, these buildings in the Paitilla area
[00:14:13] are built on hard rock unlike other
[00:14:16] places. Another aspect under analysis is the behavior of the
[00:14:20] aftershocks after the large magnitude earthquake, these movements
[00:14:24] occur while the Earth's crust readjusts the
[00:14:26] rupture, if the records show a trend of smaller magnitudes,
[00:14:30] this may indicate a progressive decrease in activity,
[00:14:34] although it does not mean that it has ended nor that a strong
[00:14:36] movement can be ruled out, no, it is decreasing, that's
[00:14:40] correct, with respect to the main event, the amount of energy from these
[00:14:44] earthquakes continues to decay, at around
[00:14:47] 8:36 we had a frequency of 7.7
[00:14:52] far it is already decreasing and we have... four earthquakes per
[00:14:56] hour, monitoring continues and specialists cannot establish an
[00:15:00] exact date for the end of the activity, that is why the call
[00:15:03] is to maintain prevention measures, be prepared for
[00:15:07] new movements and follow the
[00:15:10] authorities and it
[00:15:13] is that due to the situation that occurred last Friday in Panama, they have
[00:15:17] also had to open spaces to be able to care not
[00:15:20] only for newborns but also for those who have some type of condition: for example,
[00:15:24] a barber decided to make his space, his
[00:15:27] salon available so that the nurses, doctors and others
[00:15:31] could care for the newborns. newborns.
[00:15:34] nacidos.
[00:15:37] The owner of a mobile barber shop in Chitré, Herrera province,
[00:15:40] performed a gesture of solidarity by making his
[00:15:44] business available to the Cecilio Castillero hospital to
[00:15:47] care for newborns. We have attended
[00:15:50] all five births so far, all
[00:15:53] successfully, the babies are stable, there have been two
[00:15:56] preterm births, however they are also stable and
[00:16:00] we do not have any critical condition at this moment. The neonates who
[00:16:04] remained in incubators inside the hospital center
[00:16:08] had to be evacuated for safety, however,
[00:16:11] they needed an air-conditioned space that would allow the
[00:16:14] medical staff to continue providing them with
[00:16:18] attention and the necessary care. The
[00:16:21] barber shop owner did not think twice and gave up his
[00:16:24] mobile premises equipped with air conditioning so that the
[00:16:28] little ones could continue receiving medical
[00:16:30] attention. Those who provided us with this
[00:16:34] container previously evaluated
[00:16:37] by the department of neonatology and
[00:16:40] by the COE and it has the necessary
[00:16:44] measures to have our neonates, we were very
[00:16:47] concerned and worried about not having
[00:16:50] adequate air conditioning and we already
[00:16:55] now so that our neonates are comfortable and with
[00:16:59] the necessary air conditioning especially with this heat that is happening
[00:17:02] here at Cecilio Castiller, a
[00:17:05] gesture that in the midst of the anguish and losses caused by the
[00:17:09] earthquake demonstrates how the solidarity of a
[00:17:12] citizen can make a difference in the most
[00:17:15] difficult moments.
[00:17:19] And now we go to the Antioquia area in Colombia, where the
[00:17:22] overflowing of a stream affected its
[00:17:25] community, according to what many of them, merchants,
[00:17:28] shops and ordinary people, lost their
[00:17:32] belongings, lost their possessions because of the
[00:17:35] water.
[00:17:38] The water not only took away José Daniel Restrepo's pharmacy in the La
[00:17:42] Iguana sector, it also swept away years of work and left without medication
[00:17:45] those who came to him to relieve their pains, today among losses
[00:17:49] he finds solace in his neighbors who have united to help him
[00:17:53] overcome the blow. Unfortunately it was a total
[00:17:56] loss, very demotivated because one's business
[00:18:00] with so much effort, but
[00:18:03] also very motivated because I have received
[00:18:06] a lot. Since last night all hands on deck, the community and
[00:18:10] authorities work to remove the debris and mud, my business is
[00:18:14] a bakery, there I lost everything that was raw
[00:18:17] material, production that I had made, I lost
[00:18:20] display cases, everything I had to
[00:18:24] work with, losses of about almost 100 million pesos, the
[00:18:28] refrigerators were damaged, a computer,
[00:18:31] merchandise, a lot of things were damaged but well, we're moving
[00:18:35] forward, the children of the sector in a space to play,
[00:18:39] the court floor was cracked, the walls fell and the metal
[00:18:42] arches were destroyed, in fact there were about 40 or 50
[00:18:46] children practicing soccer when
[00:18:49] the avalanche fortunately, thank God
[00:18:52] they managed to evacuate them, but now the children have no place to
[00:18:56] play, how did the children manage to run then, they took them up because the
[00:19:00] stream was coming out and going up, how
[00:19:03] did you feel that rising, oh it hadn't been seen since
[00:19:07] 1988 police, army and mayor's office are
[00:19:11] delivering aid to the 500 affected people, there are
[00:19:14] homes that were left with nothing, the property is
[00:19:17] perfectly clean now, but as for material
[00:19:21] things, appliances, groceries, everything was lost,
[00:19:24] clothes, bed, everything, with the passing
[00:19:27] of hours the affects continue to come to light, those who were
[00:19:31] most affected seek to recover some of their belongings to start
[00:19:35] over.
[00:19:37] The case of a citizen of Dominican origin, who was shot
[00:19:41] by immigration authorities in New York
[00:19:44] in the United States has aroused endless protests,
[00:19:48] but also from Dominican legislators
[00:19:52] demand answers as to why they acted in this
[00:19:56] manner.
[00:19:58] Although they recognize the sovereignty of the United States to apply
[00:20:02] its immigration laws, legislators
[00:20:05] warn that their compliance cannot justify
[00:20:08] aggression, they demand that protocols and fundamental
[00:20:12] rights be respected, each country is
[00:20:15] sovereign, has its immigration
[00:20:18] laws, but that does not mean that
[00:20:22] the person should be assaulted, what we as a
[00:20:26] country must ask is that the rights of Dominicans
[00:20:28] abroad be respected, the
[00:20:32] concern about the aggression is added to the demand for
[00:20:36] assistance. Yes, because he is a Dominican
[00:20:39] citizen and we must give him support, but violence
[00:20:43] is never the best way to do this type of
[00:20:46] work. Faced with the questioning, the chancellor.
[00:20:50] Torito Vision assures that the Dominican consulates are
[00:20:53] available to assist nationals who
[00:20:56] require it. Now we also have to make
[00:21:00] it clear that just as we have to apply the immigration
[00:21:03] law in the Dominican Republic and we have to make sure that the
[00:21:07] law and the constitution are respected here, the Dominican who
[00:21:11] travels abroad, any country, must respect the law and the constitution of where they go.
[00:21:15] From civil society, citizen participation considers
[00:21:18] that the case evidences migration that puts
[00:21:22] human dignity in the background, which human
[00:21:25] rights representatives
[00:21:27] agree with. And now we go to Peru where at
[00:21:31] least 15 hectares have been consumed by strong
[00:21:35] fires that have been registered and have
[00:21:39] the community. According to what the authorities declared, they are on the
[00:21:43] trail of knowing how these fires
[00:21:45] started.
[00:21:50] of Bajo Mayo in Tarapoto, the fire advances over agricultural land and
[00:21:54] strikes at the livelihood of dozens of families, some 15
[00:21:57] hectares of crops would have been affected between corn and
[00:22:00] banana plantations, all the flames and
[00:22:04] alpacas of father
[00:22:05] José,
[00:22:09] in Cusco, the drama is seen in the faces of families who lived off their
[00:22:13] livestock, today they bury the remains of their animals charred
[00:22:16] by the fire, so far in October there have been registered.
[00:22:29] forest fires, more than 100 head of livestock including camelids, cattle
[00:22:32] and sheep and unfortunately five deaths, no, the
[00:22:35] atmospheric conditions are favorable for forest fires currently, the
[00:22:39] firefighters have worked more than 5 days, so the response personnel have
[00:22:42] been overwhelmed in their capacities,
[00:22:46] in Ancash the fire destroyed around 30 hectares of natural
[00:22:50] cover and hundreds of Puya de Raymondi, an emblematic
[00:22:53] species of the Andes, its loss is especially serious,
[00:22:56] these plants can take between 70 and 100 years to
[00:23:00] grow, there are many fragile ecosystems
[00:23:02] that are affected by these threats, a
[00:23:06] pollinating species, what does it mean that birds go
[00:23:09] planting their seeds in several parts of the
[00:23:13] area, no, the truth is we feel
[00:23:16] helpless, you can't fight
[00:23:21] against the flames, in Pasco, the fire persists in the surroundings of the
[00:23:24] Huayllay Stone Forest, firefighters, volunteers and community members fight to
[00:23:28] prevent the flames from rekindling and consuming grasslands. In
[00:23:31] Madre de Dios, the flames reached the Castañal bridge
[00:23:34] at kilometer 12 of the Interoceanic Highway that connects Puerto
[00:23:38] Maldonado with Cusco.
[00:23:41] Let's go to our commercial break, but we'll be back with more
[00:23:44] information.
[00:24:35] Our story was built by people, neighbors helping
[00:24:38] neighbors, standing side by side with those who trust
[00:24:42] us to protect what matters most and help build our
[00:24:45] communities, being there when needed
[00:24:49] most. across borders,
[00:24:52] across generations,
[00:24:56] still growing, still giving,
[00:24:59] still just getting started after
[00:25:02] 185 years.
[00:27:03] We continue with more information through Primera Plana. The month
[00:27:07] of October is known as the month of awareness about people who
[00:27:10] suffer from a disorder, for example, hyperactivity and
[00:27:14] inattention. And it is said that in most cases it is children
[00:27:18] who are affected. However, studies have shown
[00:27:21] that women also have a high incidence of having this type
[00:27:25] of disorder. But what are the causes and treatment? Today on Primera
[00:27:29] Plana we talk about your health, so take care of it.
[00:27:41] It is a common condition that influences brain
[00:27:44] development, ADHD affects executive functions such as
[00:27:47] concentration, self-control and emotional
[00:27:50] management. It is
[00:27:53] something that definitely manifests differently in
[00:27:56] women. Jeffrey James from the Cleveland Clinic says that
[00:28:00] people can have one or both types of
[00:28:03] ADHD. One usually causes inattention
[00:28:06] in women. Signs may include,
[00:28:09] constantly losing or misplacing things, having
[00:28:13] trouble maintaining concentration and focusing on a
[00:28:16] task, being easily distracted and being habitually
[00:28:19] forgetful or absent-minded. The second
[00:28:22] type is hyperactivity and impulsivity. There may be
[00:28:26] frequent fidgeting, constant interruptions
[00:28:29] during conversations, difficulty being
[00:28:32] patient and waiting for one's turn and difficulty remaining seated
[00:28:36] or restless.
[00:28:37] restless,
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