TELEARUBA — broadcast 20261029 040000 UTC 337 transcript segments Google Cloud Speech-to-Text API (Chirp) + Gemini 2.5 Flash Non-Thinking Data courtesy of The GDELT Project (https://www.gdeltproject.org/), from the Internet Archive TV News Archive. Machine transcription. Treat it as a searchable index of what was broadcast, not a verbatim quotation record. [00:00:05] full of water, according to [00:00:57] round in Brazil with [00:02:45] been in the institution for a year, as [00:02:53] Lula also stated that he will work on [00:03:40] alive, thank you father, for the [00:04:21] a very young age that owning Welcome to our First Page broadcast with Alejandra [00:04:25] Forero. Next, our [00:04:27] headlines. [00:04:30] passion for accidents in Aruba, this was the [00:04:33] awards ceremony for the children's paintings by David [00:04:36] Hea, this is how Brazil wakes up after the victory of Lula da [00:04:40] Silva. This is what Delsi Rodríguez said about the arrival of [00:04:44] María Corina Machado in Venezuela. Priest [00:04:47] goes viral for his love for his [00:04:49] pet. [00:04:52] of eco 911 in At this time and as every day, it is my pleasure to greet our viewers [00:04:55] always giving them a warm welcome to our First Page broadcast [00:04:59] with Alejandro. Traforero, with great pleasure we greet [00:05:02] all of you hoping that you had an excellent [00:05:05] Wednesday. We start with local news and it's no [00:05:09] secret that in these recent times we have experienced many [00:05:12] accidents, road safety is a [00:05:16] concern for local authorities. [00:05:19] Recently, Minister Arthur Dowers indicated that they are looking at [00:05:22] what is the best formula, not only to avoid [00:05:25] accidents, but also to have more traffic [00:05:29] safety. The increasing number of accidents registered during the [00:05:33] last months keeps the police authorities of Aruba [00:05:36] on alert. How many vehicles do we see circulating at night without [00:05:40] taillights or how many motorists suddenly brake without [00:05:44] their brake lights working, these [00:05:46] situations and many others go unnoticed, but [00:05:50] represent a serious danger for everyone who uses the roads, the [00:05:54] Minister of Justice has been emphatic in pointing out that neither the [00:05:57] Ministry of Justice nor the Aruba police force will tolerate [00:06:01] irresponsible behavior at the wheel that puts the life [00:06:05] and safety of citizens at risk, we know that [00:06:08] one of the most relevant facts is that there are many [00:06:11] drivers who combine alcohol and gasoline. [00:06:14] Safety is a right of every citizen, but also a [00:06:17] shared responsibility between the authorities and the entire [00:06:21] community. We cannot allow the irresponsibility [00:06:24] of a few to also be affecting others. [00:06:28] That's why it's important to respect speed [00:06:31] limits, keep the vehicle in good condition and make sure [00:06:35] all lights work. When parking, use the [00:06:38] appropriate places. Remember to signal when leaving a roundabout. [00:06:42] and never block the entrance and exit of garages, let's make [00:06:46] Aruba a safer place for [00:06:48] everyone. Changing the subject, Santa [00:06:52] Rosa celebrated this weekend 50 years of [00:06:55] existence, not only serving as a platform for [00:06:59] all local farmers and producers, but also [00:07:02] a space where the local community can find fresh [00:07:06] and high quality products. [00:07:10] This is an important moment, a beautiful atmosphere with Santa. [00:09:18] Changing the subject, the talent of the children on the island was [00:09:21] reflected during the great campaign we had from the [00:09:25] public health department, known as "Doño Responsabel" (Responsible Owner), [00:09:28] the intention is to make minors aware from [00:09:33] pets is very important, the winning [00:09:36] painting will be depicted there in the center of Icachó and they [00:09:40] congratulate not only the children who participated, but also the [00:09:44] schools and their parents. [00:09:47] Creativity and love for animals were the protagonists during the [00:09:51] awards ceremony of the "Responsible Owner" school art competition, [00:09:54] organized by David Hey, also with the Ministry of Public [00:09:57] Health. The ceremony took place on October 23 at [00:10:01] the Verstors Cantor, where 12 winners received [00:10:05] recognition for their drawings and for conveying an important message [00:10:08] about the care and protection of pets. In this [00:10:12] edition, 725 drawings [00:10:15] from 17 schools participated, [00:10:19] a display of enthusiasm and the commitment of children [00:10:22] to promoting a more [00:10:25] conscious and responsible society. The overall winner was [00:10:28] Sofía Bunen, a fifth grade student from Princess Amalia [00:10:32] Bases Hall, her drawing will be transformed into a mural in the [00:10:36] future facilities of the rescue and control center, becoming [00:10:40] a permanent symbol of love, protection and animal welfare. [00:10:44] DavidG also recognized the participation of the schools [00:10:47] by preparing certificates for all participating institutions [00:10:50] and consolation prizes for the best drawings from those schools. The [00:10:53] institution also thanks the support of directors, teachers and [00:10:57] parents and made a call to the entire community to [00:11:00] prevent animal abandonment and abuse, be a responsible [00:11:04] owner because caring for animals also contributes [00:11:07] to caring for a harmonious community. [00:11:11] comunidad [00:11:12] community. [00:11:19] we start our international [00:11:22] the triumph of Luis Ignacio. [00:11:33] to know what will happen in the coming times in Brazil, to [00:11:36] expand on the information, Dancister from Sao [00:11:39] Paulo. It's a pleasure to greet you, after an [00:11:43] exhaustive campaign, the re-elected president has already returned to the capital [00:11:46] Brasilia and plans to take a few days off, [00:11:50] including the one where he will celebrate another big [00:11:52] party. [00:11:55] years this Tuesday and will have many challenges, to govern [00:12:00] opposition and to calm a market that caused the largest stock [00:12:04] exchange in Latin America to plummet. [00:12:08] In the first session after the elections, the São Paulo stock exchange [00:12:11] activated the so-called Circuit Breaker, which consists of the [00:12:14] suspension of trading due to a very sharp fall. [00:12:18] In the end, it closed the day with a negative balance of [00:12:21] 13.88%. [00:12:24] It was precisely the largest city [00:12:27] in the country, where the party for the historic comeback [00:12:31] that guaranteed him his fourth term was celebrated. Lula [00:12:34] gathered a crowd that stained the famous Paulista Avenue red [00:12:38] and promised to [00:12:39] govern for everyone. [00:12:42] The president assured that he wants to dialogue even with [00:12:45] businessmen, there are already those who predict that no one will approve anything because [00:12:49] Congress is more conservative. It was not he [00:12:52] who chose Congress, but the people and. with his [00:12:55] representatives with whom he will work, while the [00:12:58] leftists celebrated in all regions of the [00:13:01] country, the president also attacked his opponent Flavio [00:13:05] Bolsonaro, whom he described as a genuine type of the [00:13:08] militias. According to him, this election was a [00:13:12] defeat of denialism and [00:13:13] lies. [00:13:18] the regulation of bigtechs that, in addition to not paying taxes, [00:13:22] also try to direct elections. He won by 51.79% [00:13:26] compared to [00:13:29] 48.21% [00:13:31] of the valid votes. For his part, Flavio Bolsonaro [00:13:35] requested the annulment of the result due to the order of Supreme [00:13:38] Court Justice Cristiano Zanin, to extend the [00:13:42] second round voting hours after the electoral campaign [00:13:45] requests. [00:13:49] The justification was the setbacks reported by voters, [00:13:52] such as the lack of public transportation and heavy [00:13:56] rains in several municipalities of the country, the day after the [00:13:59] elections, he accused his opponent of abuse of political and [00:14:03] economic power, he reported that he was approached by the federal [00:14:06] police, who forced him to hand over his [00:14:09] passports to prevent him from leaving the country and announced that he [00:14:12] will ask the superior electoral court for the [00:14:15] revocation of the presidential formula of Luis Ignacio Luna [00:14:18] da cassação da chapa do Lula por todos os [00:14:22] abusos, at least for now. Brazil continues its path [00:14:26] further to the left, contrary to most of the [00:14:29] countries in our region. From São Paulo, [00:14:32] Dancister. [00:14:34] Changing the subject, Delci Rodríguez referred to the entry of [00:14:38] María Corina Machado recently, indicating that this was due [00:14:41] to a media show, she indicated that [00:14:44] we have to wait and have patience. [00:14:48] Because politics is a very serious thing. Why is politics a very serious thing? Because [00:14:51] it has to do with the lives of citizens, because any decision [00:14:55] we make affects the lives of a population, because any [00:14:59] public policy we design based on knowledge, [00:15:02] expertise, has to do with the impact it will have on the entire [00:15:05] population, so it is indifferent, the show [00:15:09] could have been avoided, there are the airports, there are some [00:15:12] temporary structures that people, as I said, have very good [00:15:16] comments, so let's move away from the show and focus on politics, [00:15:20] on politics being a very serious thing, something that she and her organizer [00:15:23] were, we don't know, but but if they did it [00:15:26] that way, they will be looking for some objective, we say that [00:15:30] there are the structures so [00:15:33] well with calm. [00:15:38] Changing the subject, for 6 days a soldier [00:15:42] camouflaged himself in the middle of the Colombian jungle to avoid being [00:15:45] found by drones that would be looking for soldiers [00:15:49] and military personnel to take their lives, thanks to not [00:15:52] only his cunning, but also the rapid action by the [00:15:56] authorities, he managed to survive with [00:15:58] his life, [00:16:00] my love, I know you will summon all the strength in the world [00:16:04] to fight for your life wherever you are, son, you have to get out. Also [00:16:08] messages like this were what Carmen Casterbondo sent every [00:16:11] day without fail to her son, the 23-year-old professional soldier who [00:16:15] was missing for 6 days in the municipality of [00:16:18] Segovia, after his troop was attacked by drones with more than [00:16:22] 50 grenades, she, like a good mother, never lost hope [00:16:25] of being reunited with her son, every day as usual she [00:16:29] left him audios, messages, I sent him giving him a lot of [00:16:33] strength, that he should have faith that he would get out. From [00:16:37] there, that hope, in my heart there was always [00:16:42] receive those messages and read them, what he ate, what he drank, [00:16:46] how he managed to get his food, he was lucky [00:16:50] that as I walked I found [00:16:53] a coconut palm [00:16:56] and and a clearing nearby, and I waited [00:17:00] for nightfall, I picked some coconuts from there [00:17:03] and peeled them and had them there, that's what I was eating [00:17:07] and I found a stream, [00:17:09] the military man from Barranquilla who survived [00:17:13] 6 days in the mountainous area of northeastern Antioquia narrated via [00:17:16] radio how he managed to hide under a palm tree which also served [00:17:20] him as food. [00:17:23] moment of the drone attack I felt [00:17:26] nervous, scared and the first thing I did was [00:17:30] cover myself under the trees that were nearby [00:17:33] and since there was a channel nearby I also, how do you say... [00:17:37] many grenades falling near the area, I [00:17:41] decided to cross the channel and go up [00:17:44] towards the hill, as it was already night, [00:17:48] I decided to stay there until dawn, [00:17:52] but since I didn't have a charge my phone also [00:17:54] died there, I was practically [00:17:58] walking trying to return to the point [00:18:02] where we had been attacked, well, as I told you [00:18:05] the first four... days were of [00:18:09] anguish, crying, locked in my [00:18:12] room, asking God, praying a lot for [00:18:15] him, while all this was happening, the army was advancing in the [00:18:19] search for this hero who has only [00:18:22] the hours passed, the anguish grew, he was not [00:18:26] sleeping because imagine being there, the fear of [00:18:29] anyone, the attack with these structures can be [00:18:32] imminent, no, he was very alert, [00:18:36] aware, he says that he never [00:18:39] lost faith. It was six days after his disappearance was reported that [00:18:43] soldier Andrés Casterbondo was found alive. His [00:18:46] troop mates tracked the area, they found him in the [00:18:50] same place where they had been attacked. The first thing he did [00:18:53] was cry and hug his troop mates. A few [00:18:57] minutes later they communicated with his mother. Too [00:19:00] thin, my son was unrecognizable, [00:19:04] quite thin, I had never seen him in that situation. I [00:19:08] was very moved because the truth is that, [00:19:11] but behind that, my happiness was [00:19:15] thank you Lord because my son is [00:19:18] moment this brave soldier remains in combat with his other [00:19:21] comrades, the only communication that has been achieved with [00:19:25] him is through a radio due to the climatic [00:19:29] conditions of the area, [00:19:32] and now we go to Guayaquil in Ecuador because there they experienced more [00:19:36] than 8 hours of intense rains that were accompanied by [00:19:40] lightning and thus affecting mobility [00:19:43] and also the daily life of [00:19:45] Ecuadorians, [00:19:47] everything slowly, if you go crazy running, obviously everything gets [00:19:51] wet, no, it's not the Guayas River, although this [00:19:55] image was recorded on Malecón Simón Bolívar Avenue in the center [00:19:58] of Guayaquil, the main port endured 8 hours [00:20:02] of rain accompanied by lightning, thunder and lightning [00:20:06] that scared more than one [00:20:10] during Sunday night and [00:20:10] Monday morning, [00:20:15] one of the residents of Mucho Lote 2 captured the moment when [00:20:18] lightning struck and left this area in the north of the city without [00:20:22] electricity, a phenomenon that was also captured by [00:20:26] the video surveillance cameras [00:20:29] Barcelona avenue in the northwest the accumulation of water [00:20:33] complicated vehicular traffic, a similar [00:20:36] panorama was registered in Urdesa, in the north, here pedestrians [00:20:40] looked for a way to cross the [00:20:42] street, [00:20:45] and in Sauses 9, also in the north, a security camera [00:20:49] recorded one of the pedestrian streets [00:20:55] the authorities, this is one of the longest electrical storms [00:20:59] that Guayaquil has endured in relation to the El Niño phenomenon. [00:21:02] The Segura EP report until midday this Monday [00:21:06] closed with 30 points with water accumulation, plus a [00:21:09] tree and a public lighting pole fallen. [00:21:13] Exceeding in an exponential way what [00:21:16] is historical, the average in October, these are. [00:21:20] liters per square meter, if we add up all of October we are [00:21:23] reaching close to 400 liters per square meter, so it is a historical [00:21:27] data that we are having now, however, the [00:21:30] surrounding cantons also suffered damage in Daule, [00:21:34] despite the fact that the rain had stopped, the Salitre road [00:21:38] remained flooded during Monday morning and in [00:21:41] Samborondón in the Entre Ríos citadel two trees [00:21:44] fell, the Inami already confirmed on its X account that [00:21:48] until Wednesday. October 28th, rains are expected [00:21:52] to continue and that these will be accompanied by [00:21:56] scattered storms and wind gusts, especially [00:21:59] in the coastal [00:23:38] Poisoning Prevention Week, a [00:23:41] fighter window cleaner, this man goes [00:23:44] viral. [00:24:34] Our story was built by people, neighbors helping [00:24:37] neighbors, standing side by side with those who trust [00:24:41] us, to protect what matters most and help build our [00:24:45] communities, being there when needed [00:24:48] most. across borders, [00:24:52] across generations, [00:24:55] still growing, still giving, [00:24:58] still just getting started after [00:25:01] 185 years. [00:25:50] build the future of Aruba airport. [00:25:53] However, restaurants, cafes and shops remain open throughout the [00:25:57] gate areas, giving you plenty of options eat, drink, and [00:26:01] shop before your flight. Outside the terminal, passengers and visitors [00:26:04] can also enjoy the AUA food truck plaza, along with a [00:26:08] variety of other food and beverage options. Your journey [00:26:11] continues while we build the future of Aruba [00:26:14] airport. Aruba airport, your [00:26:18] gateway to happiness. [00:26:40] We continue with more information through Primera Plana, [00:26:44] have you heard about the awareness week [00:26:48] for the prevention of lead poisoning, well, [00:26:51] according to what experts worldwide have indicated, it is a week [00:26:55] to raise awareness about lead in the [00:26:59] blood of minors, but what is it about today in Primera Plana. We talk [00:27:02] about your health, so [00:27:04] take care of it. [00:27:12] Many people believe that lead poisoning can [00:27:15] affect a child's behavior and long-term development, [00:27:19] often, it is a silent threat. Many people do not [00:27:23] realize that their child has been exposed to lead until it is [00:27:27] too late. Dr. Rupa Tacur from Cleveland [00:27:30] Clinic Children's Hospital, says that... [00:27:32] Many children do not show symptoms at the time of lead [00:27:36] exposure, so there may be no signs or symptoms of [00:27:39] poisoning until later as they [00:27:42] grow, she points out that in most cases, children under 2 [00:27:46] years old are at greater risk. They play on the [00:27:50] floor, pick up all that dust that may contain lead and then put [00:27:54] their hands in their mouths. Sources of [00:27:56] lead exposure may include homes or buildings built [00:28:00] before 1978, with peeling [00:28:03] or deteriorating paint, as well as water that passes through lead pipes. [00:28:07] There may also be lead in the soil near airports, highways or factories [00:28:11] and in some imported sweets, traditional [00:28:14] medicines, toys and jewelry. The only way to [00:28:17] know if a child has suffered lead poisoning is [00:28:21] through a screening test. Tacur says [00:28:24] that the pediatrician should evaluate lead levels in children through blood [00:28:28] tests at 2 years of age. There are treatments [00:28:32] and ways to help children who have been exposed, but Tacur [00:28:35] says that the safest thing is to prevent lead exposure. To [00:28:39] do so, she recommends frequently cleaning the house, using a [00:28:43] damp mop to remove more contaminants from the floor and cleaning [00:28:46] toys. She also advises cleaning the bases of objects that are in [00:28:50] contact with the floor, such as lamps and making sure to clean [00:28:53] and tape any peeling or deteriorating paint [00:28:57] until it can be repainted. For the health [00:29:01] minute, I'm. [00:29:02] Ramos,