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[00:00:43] farmers with
[00:00:51] Everything slowly, if you come and
[00:01:00] a very young age that owning Welcome to our prime time broadcast with Alejandra
[00:01:04] Forero. Next, our
[00:01:07] headlines. Concern over
[00:01:10] accident rate in Naruba. This is how the
[00:01:12] children's paintings were awarded by
[00:01:16] David. This is how Brazil wakes up after Lula da Silva's
[00:01:19] victory. This is what Delhi Rodríguez said about the
[00:01:22] arrival of María Corina Machado in Venezuela.
[00:01:26] Priest goes viral for his love for his pet.
[00:01:31] At this time and every day, I am pleased to greet our viewers,
[00:01:34] giving them, as always, a warm welcome to our prime
[00:01:38] time broadcast with Alejandra Forero. With great pleasure, we greet
[00:01:42] all of you, hoping that you had an excellent Wednesday.
[00:01:46] We start with local news and it's no secret that
[00:01:49] in recent times we have experienced many accidents. Road
[00:01:53] safety is a concern for local
[00:01:57] authorities, this is one of authorities. Recently, the minister
[00:02:00] Dowers indicated that they are looking at what is the best formula, not
[00:02:03] only to avoid accidents, but also
[00:02:06] to have more traffic safety. The increasing
[00:02:10] number of accidents recorded in recent months keeps
[00:02:14] Aruba's police authorities on alert. How many vehicles
[00:02:18] do we see circulating at night without taillights, or how many
[00:02:21] motorists brake suddenly without their brake lights
[00:02:25] working? These situations and many others
[00:02:28] go unnoticed, but they represent a serious danger for everyone
[00:02:32] who uses the roads. The Minister of Justice has been
[00:02:35] emphatic in stating that neither the Ministry of Justice nor the Aruba
[00:02:39] police force will tolerate irresponsible behavior at the
[00:02:42] wheel that puts the life and safety of citizens
[00:02:47] raise awareness about at risk. We know that one of the most
[00:02:49] round in Brazil with relevant facts is that there are many drivers who combine
[00:02:52] alcohol and gasoline. Safety is a right of every
[00:02:55] citizen, but also a
[00:02:57] that hope that my son would shared responsibility between the authorities and the entire
[00:03:00] community. We cannot allow the irresponsibility of a
[00:03:04] few to also be affecting others. Therefore,
[00:03:08] it is important to respect speed limits, maintain
[00:03:12] the vehicle in good condition, and ensure that all lights
[00:03:15] work. When parking, use the appropriate places,
[00:03:19] remember to signal when exiting a roundabout, and never block the
[00:03:23] entrances or exits of
[00:03:25] video that quickly went viral. In garages. Let's make Aruba a
[00:03:27] that is mostly safer place for everyone.
[00:03:30] Changing the subject, Santa Rosa celebrated this weekend
[00:03:33] 50 years of
[00:03:35] in existence, not only serving
[00:03:38] food for him. At as a platform for all local farmers and producers,
[00:03:40] but also a space where the local community can
[00:03:44] find fresh products of high
[00:03:47] quality.
[00:03:49] It is an important, beautiful moment. Santa Rosa is celebrating its
[00:03:53] 50 years of existence, an important department
[00:03:56] for Aruba's primary sector, after COVID.
[00:04:05] find the festive and cheerful aspect of
[00:04:35] he described as a genuine type from
[00:05:03] troop mates tracked the
[00:05:42] Aruba's industry, first with the refinery, our our our
[00:05:45] ancestors
[00:05:55] the Changing the subject, the talent
[00:05:59] of the children on the island was reflected during the great
[00:06:02] campaign we had from the Department of Public Health
[00:06:06] known as Responsible Owner. The intention is
[00:06:09] to raise awareness among children from
[00:06:13] pets is very important. The winning
[00:06:16] painting will be displayed there in the Icachó center and
[00:06:19] they congratulate not only the children who participated, but also the
[00:06:23] schools and their parents.
[00:06:27] Creativity and love for animals were the protagonists during the
[00:06:30] awards ceremony of the "Responsible Owner" school art competition,
[00:06:34] organized by David also with the
[00:06:37] Ministry of Public Health. The ceremony took place on
[00:06:41] October 23rd at the Verstors Cantor, where 12
[00:06:45] winners received recognition for their drawings
[00:06:48] and for conveying an important message about the care and
[00:06:51] protection of pets. In this edition, 725
[00:06:55] drawings participated from 17
[00:06:58] schools, a sign of the enthusiasm and commitment of children
[00:07:02] to promoting a more conscious and
[00:07:05] responsible society. The overall winner was Sofía
[00:07:08] Bunen, a fifth-grade student from Princes Amalia Bases.
[00:07:12] Her drawing will be transformed into a mural in the future
[00:07:16] facilities of the rescue and control center, becoming
[00:07:19] a permanent symbol of love, protection, and animal welfare.
[00:07:23] DiBG also recognized the participation of schools by
[00:07:26] preparing certificates for all participating institutions
[00:07:30] and consolation prizes for the best drawings from those
[00:07:33] schools. The institution also thanks the support of
[00:07:37] directors, teachers, and parents and called on
[00:07:40] the entire community to... animal abandonment and abuse.
[00:07:44] Be a responsible owner because caring for
[00:07:47] animals also contributes to caring for a
[00:07:50] harmonious
[00:07:51] community.
[00:07:58] We begin our international
[00:08:01] the triumph of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in this
[00:08:05] second electoral round. His opponent Flavio
[00:08:08] Bolsonaro conceded his defeat, thus announcing
[00:08:12] what will happen in the coming times in Brazil. To expand on the
[00:08:16] information, Dancister from Sao
[00:08:18] Paulo. It's a pleasure to greet you. After an
[00:08:22] exhausting campaign, the re-elected president has already returned to the capital
[00:08:26] Brasilia and plans to take a few days off,
[00:08:29] including the one where he will celebrate another big party. Lula da
[00:08:33] Silva turns 81 this Tuesday and will have many
[00:08:36] challenges: governing with a congress
[00:08:40] in opposition and calming a market that caused the largest stock
[00:08:43] exchange in Latin America to plummet
[00:08:47] the first session after the elections. The São Paulo stock
[00:08:50] exchange activated the so-called Circuit Breaker, which consists of the
[00:08:54] suspension of trading due to a very
[00:08:56] sharp drop. In the end, it closed the day with a negative balance of
[00:09:00] 13.88%.
[00:09:03] It was precisely in the largest city in the country where the
[00:09:06] party was held for the historic comeback that guaranteed him his
[00:09:10] fourth term.
[00:09:12] It gathered a crowd that dyed the famous Paulista Avenue
[00:09:15] red and promised to govern for
[00:09:18] everyone.
[00:09:21] The president assured that he wants to dialogue even with businessmen.
[00:09:24] There are already those who predict that no one will approve anything because
[00:09:28] Congress is more conservative. It was not he
[00:09:31] who elected Congress, but the people. It is with their
[00:09:34] representatives that he will work. While the
[00:09:38] leftists celebrated in all regions of the
[00:09:41] country, the president also attacked his adversary
[00:09:44] Flavio Bolsonaro, whom
[00:09:48] the militias. According to him, this election was a
[00:09:51] defeat of denialism and lies. Defeat of
[00:09:54] lies. Lula also stated that he will work on the
[00:09:58] regulation of big tech companies that, in addition to not paying taxes,
[00:10:01] also try to direct elections, which he won by 51.79%
[00:10:05] against
[00:10:08] 48.21% of the valid votes.
[00:10:12] For his part, Flavio Bolsonaro requested the annulment of the
[00:10:16] result due to the order of the Supreme Court minister, Cristiano
[00:10:19] Zanin, to extend the time of the second round after the
[00:10:23] petitions of the campaigns of
[00:10:28] The justification was the setbacks reported by voters,
[00:10:31] such as the lack of public transport and heavy
[00:10:35] rains in various municipalities in the country. The day after the
[00:10:39] elections, he accused his opponent of abuse of political
[00:10:42] and economic power. He reported that he was approached by the federal
[00:10:45] police, who forced him to hand over his
[00:10:48] passports to prevent him from leaving the country, and announced that
[00:10:52] he would ask the Superior Electoral Court.
[00:11:03] At least for now, Brazil continues its path further to the left,
[00:11:06] contrary to much of the countries in our
[00:11:09] region. From Sao Paulo,
[00:11:11] Dancister.
[00:11:14] Changing the subject, Delcy Rodríguez referred to the recent
[00:11:17] entry of María Corina Machado, indicating that this was due
[00:11:21] to a media show. She indicated that one must
[00:11:24] wait and... be patient,
[00:11:27] because politics is something very serious, why politics is something very serious, because it has
[00:11:31] to do with the lives of citizens, because any decision we make
[00:11:35] affects the lives of a population, because any public
[00:11:38] policy that we design based on knowledge, expertise,
[00:11:42] has to do with the impact it will have on the population as a whole, so
[00:11:46] it's indifferent, the show could have been avoided,
[00:11:50] there are the airports, there are some transitory structures that people,
[00:11:54] as I said, have very good comments, so let's move away from the
[00:11:57] show and concentrate on politics, on politics
[00:12:01] being something very serious, something that she and her organizers had, we don't
[00:12:05] know, but if they did it
[00:12:08] that way, they will be looking for some objective, we
[00:12:11] say that the structures are there, so well, calmly,
[00:12:15] calma,
[00:12:17] changing the subject, for 6 days a soldier
[00:12:21] camouflaged himself in the middle of the Colombian jungle to avoid being...
[00:12:25] found by drones that would be looking for soldiers
[00:12:28] and military personnel to take their lives. Thanks to not
[00:12:32] only his cunning, but also the quick action by the
[00:12:35] authorities, he managed to stay alive.
[00:12:37] vida,
[00:12:40] My love, I know you will summon all the strength in the world
[00:12:44] to fight for your life wherever you are. Son, you have to come out safely.
[00:12:47] Messages like this were what Carmen Casterbondo sent every day without
[00:12:51] fail to her son, the 23-year-old professional soldier who was
[00:12:55] missing for 6 days in the municipality of Segovia, after his
[00:12:59] troop was the victim of a drone attack with more than 50
[00:13:02] grenades. She, like a good mother, never lost
[00:13:05] hope of being reunited with her son. Every day, as usual, she
[00:13:09] left him audios, messages. I sent him giving him a lot of
[00:13:13] strength, that he should have faith that he would get out of
[00:13:17] there. I had that hope, in my heart there was always
[00:13:22] receive those messages and read them, what he
[00:13:25] drank, how, how he managed for his food.
[00:13:29] On the other hand, luckily for them, as I was walking, I
[00:13:33] found a coconut
[00:13:35] palm and a clearing nearby, and I waited for
[00:13:39] night to fall. I took some coconuts
[00:13:42] from there, I peeled them, I had them there, that's what I was
[00:13:45] eating, and a crab I found
[00:13:49] in a small stream. The military man from Barranquilla, who survived
[00:13:52] 6 days in a mountainous area of northern Antioquia, narrated
[00:13:56] via radio how he managed to hide under a palm tree which
[00:13:59] also served as a source of
[00:14:03] the moment of the drone attack, I felt
[00:14:06] nervous, scared, and the first thing I did was
[00:14:09] cover myself under the trees that were nearby,
[00:14:13] and since there was a stream nearby, as many
[00:14:16] grenades were falling near the area,
[00:14:19] I decided to cross the stream and climb
[00:14:23] up towards the hill. Since it was already night,
[00:14:27] I decided to stay there until
[00:14:30] dawn, but since I didn't have charge either, my phone
[00:14:34] died. I was practically
[00:14:37] walking, trying to get back to the point where we had
[00:14:41] been attacked. Well, as I
[00:14:44] told you, the first four days were
[00:14:48] of anguish, crying, locked in my
[00:14:51] room, asking God, praying a lot for...
[00:14:55] while all this was happening, the army advanced in the search for this
[00:14:59] hero who has only been in the institution for a year. As the
[00:15:03] hours passed, the anguish grew, did he sleep?
[00:15:06] No, because imagine being there, the uncertainty of
[00:15:09] any attack with these structures can be
[00:15:12] imminent. No, he was very alert,
[00:15:15] conscious, he says that he never
[00:15:19] lost faith. It was six days after his disappearance was reported that
[00:15:22] soldier Andrés Casterbondo was found alive. His
[00:15:28] area and found him in the same place where they had been
[00:15:31] attacked. The first thing he did was cry and hug his
[00:15:34] troop mates. A few minutes later, they connected him with
[00:15:38] his mom. Too thin, my son
[00:15:41] was unrecognizable, very thin. I had
[00:15:45] never seen him in that situation. It moved me
[00:15:48] a lot, because the truth is that, but behind
[00:15:52] that, my happiness was, thank you Lord, because my son
[00:15:55] is alive, thank you Father. For the moment, this brave soldier
[00:15:59] remains in combat with his other compatriots, the only
[00:16:03] communication that has been achieved with him is through a communication
[00:16:06] radio, given the climatic conditions of the
[00:16:09] area.
[00:16:12] And now we go to Guayaquil, Ecuador, because there they experienced more
[00:16:15] than 8 hours of intense rains that were accompanied
[00:16:19] by lightning and thus affecting mobility
[00:16:23] as well as the daily lives of
[00:16:24] Ecuadorians.
[00:16:28] go crazy running, obviously everything gets wet. No, it's not the
[00:16:32] Guayas River, although this image was recorded on Simón
[00:16:36] Bolívar Malecón Avenue in the center of Guayaquil. The main
[00:16:40] port endured 8 hours of rain, accompanied
[00:16:44] by lightning, thunder and flashes that scared more than one
[00:16:47] during Sunday night and early Monday
[00:16:50] morning.
[00:16:54] One of the residents of Mucho Lote 2 captured the moment when
[00:16:58] lightning struck and left this northern area of the city without
[00:17:02] electricity, a phenomenon that was also captured by
[00:17:05] video surveillance cameras from ECU 911 on
[00:17:09] Barcelona Avenue, in the northwest. The accumulation
[00:17:12] of water complicated vehicle traffic. A similar
[00:17:16] panorama was recorded in Urdesa, in the north. Here,
[00:17:19] pedestrians were finding a way to cross the
[00:17:22] street.
[00:17:24] And in Sauses 9, also in the north, a security camera
[00:17:28] recorded one of the pedestrian streets full of water. According to
[00:17:34] the longest electrical storms that Guayaquil has
[00:17:38] endured in relation to the El Niño phenomenon. Segura EP's report
[00:17:42] until noon on Monday closed with
[00:17:46] 30 points with water accumulation, plus a tree and a
[00:17:50] fallen public lighting pole. Exceeding, let's say,
[00:17:53] exponentially the historical average for October,
[00:17:57] that's 300 liters per square
[00:18:00] meter. If we add up all of October, we're getting close to
[00:18:04] 400 liters per square meter, so it's a historical
[00:18:07] figure we're having now. However, the surrounding
[00:18:11] cantons also suffered damage. In Daule, despite the rain having
[00:18:14] stopped, the Salitre road remained
[00:18:18] flooded during Monday morning, and in San Borondón, in the
[00:18:22] Entre Ríos citadel, two trees fell. INAMI
[00:18:25] has already confirmed on its X account that until Wednesday,
[00:18:29] October 28th, rains are expected
[00:18:32] to continue and that these will be accompanied by
[00:18:35] scattered storms and... wind, especially in the
[00:18:39] coastal region.
[00:18:42] Changing the subject, in the celebration of the Day of the Dead, there is a character that attracts
[00:18:46] a lot of attention and is known as the Catrinas. It is not only
[00:18:49] a decorative element, but it also has a great history.
[00:18:53] Next, we will
[00:18:55] tell you about it.
[00:18:58] Let's talk about the Katrina, yes, that pale skeleton,
[00:19:01] dressed in heels and elegant clothes, sometimes with striking
[00:19:05] colors and on some occasions she keeps what
[00:19:09] pleases some, scares others, but do you know its
[00:19:12] origin? Let's go back to the year
[00:19:15] 1912 where José Guadalupe Posada, a famous
[00:19:19] Mexican painter, illustrator, and caricaturist, created this
[00:19:22] maximum icon of the Day of the Dead celebration based on a metal
[00:19:26] engraving. However, it wasn't until 1947 when Diego
[00:19:30] Rivera gave her the elegant attire and the name by which we
[00:19:33] know her today as the Catrina.
[00:19:37] The most representative image during these dates, people always
[00:19:43] the Catrina. It can be seen in the streets of the country's capital
[00:19:47] through costumes, makeup, decorations, and
[00:19:50] sweets. This is how the famous Mexican Catrina has
[00:19:53] become a fundamental part of our culture and one of the icons
[00:19:57] recognized abroad. Daniela Arroyo
[00:20:00] Álvarez, Azteca Noticias.
[00:20:03] How many little creatures.
[00:20:34] like, hello, sushi, telephone.
[00:21:20] those trust us, to protect what matters most
[00:21:23] and help build our communities,
[00:21:26] being there when needed most,
[00:21:29] across borders, across
[00:21:32] generations,
[00:21:34] still growing, still giving,
[00:21:37] still just getting started after
[00:21:40] 185
[00:21:42] years.
[00:22:21] traveling through Aruba airport soon, as gateway
[00:22:24] 2030 construction continues, the main shopping area is temporarily
[00:22:28] closed as we build the future of Aruba
[00:22:30] airport. however, restaurants, cafes
[00:22:34] and shops remain open throughout the gate areas, giving you plenty of
[00:22:38] options eat, drink and shop before your flight. outside the
[00:22:42] terminal, passengers and visitors can also enjoy the AUA food
[00:22:46] truck plaza, along with a variety of other food and beverage
[00:22:49] options. Your journey continues while we build the
[00:22:53] future of Aruba airport.
[00:22:56] Aruba airport, your gateway to happiness.
[00:23:20] We continue with more information through Primera Plana.
[00:23:23] You have heard about awareness week for
[00:23:27] the prevention of what lead poisoning is all about. Well,
[00:23:31] according to what experts around the world have indicated, it is a week to
[00:23:37] what lead in the blood of minors is all about. But what is it about?
[00:23:41] Today in Primera Plana, we talk about your health, so take
[00:23:43] care of it.
[00:23:52] than many believe, lead poisoning can
[00:23:55] affect a child's behavior and long-term development. It is
[00:23:59] often a silent threat. Many people
[00:24:02] do not realize that their child has been exposed to lead until
[00:24:06] it is too late. Dr. Rupa Tacur from the Cleveland
[00:24:09] Clinic Children's Hospital says that many children do not present
[00:24:13] symptoms at the time of lead exposure, which is why it is possible
[00:24:17] that there are no signs or symptoms of poisoning until later
[00:24:21] as they grow. She points out that in most cases,
[00:24:24] children under 2 years old are at the highest risk.
[00:24:28] They play on the floor, pick up all that dust that can
[00:24:31] contain lead, and then put their hands in their
[00:24:34] mouths. Sources of lead exposure can include
[00:24:38] homes or buildings built before 1978,
[00:24:41] with peeling or deteriorating paint, as well as
[00:24:45] water that passes through lead pipes. There can also be lead in the soil near
[00:24:49] airports, highways, or factories, and in some imported
[00:24:52] candies, traditional medicines, toys, and
[00:24:55] jewelry. The only way to know if a child has suffered
[00:24:58] lead poisoning is through a screening
[00:25:01] test. Takur says that the pediatrician should evaluate lead
[00:25:05] levels in children through blood tests at 1 and 2 years
[00:25:09] of age. There are treatments and ways to help
[00:25:12] children who have been exposed, but Takur says that the safest thing is
[00:25:16] to prevent lead exposure. To do
[00:25:18] so, she recommends cleaning the house frequently, using a
[00:25:22] damp mop to remove more contaminants from the floor, and cleaning
[00:25:26] toys. She also advises cleaning the bases of objects that are in
[00:25:29] contact with the floor, such as lamps, and making sure to clean
[00:25:33] and tape any peeling or deteriorating paint
[00:25:37] until it can be repainted.
[00:25:40] For the health minute, I'm Berta
[00:25:42] Ramos.
[00:25:49] And next, today we present the longest escalator
[00:25:52] in the world, and it has gone viral, but many have also
[00:25:56] indicated that this structure makes them
[00:25:59] dizzy. The station
[00:26:03] in London houses the longest escalator in the entire capital's
[00:26:06] subway network, an installation 61 meters
[00:26:10] long and also 27 meters of vertical drop
[00:26:14] that has become known for the reactions it causes among
[00:26:17] travelers. While some claim they feel dizzy
[00:26:20] and vertigo using it, others admit that its
[00:26:24] dimensions impress them so much that they prefer to avoid
[00:26:27] looking up or down during the ride. According to reports, the
[00:26:31] escalator has 318 steps and has become
[00:26:34] especially known on TikTok, where numerous
[00:26:37] travelers have shared their experiences. While some
[00:26:41] talk about how exhausting it is to walk
[00:26:43] up it, others admit that looking up or
[00:26:47] down during the ride gives them an unpleasant
[00:26:50] sensation. Among those who have shared their experiences on
[00:26:53] TikTok is a user who tried to walk
[00:26:57] up the escalator, but ended up so exhausted that he had to stop halfway
[00:27:00] to catch his breath.
[00:27:03] Something similar happened to another traveler who decided to run
[00:27:06] up because he was late for a university
[00:27:09] class.
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[00:27:41] we continue with more viral videos, and we present this man
[00:27:45] who has become a sensation on social networks, as he goes from wrestler
[00:27:49] to windshield wiper. A character who seems to have come out of a
[00:27:52] wrestling match became the protagonist of an unusual scene in Mexico
[00:27:56] City. Instead of appearing in a
[00:27:59] ring, the man was captured working on...
[00:28:02] vehicles where he uses the seconds that the red light of the
[00:28:06] traffic light lasts to clean the windshields of drivers. The
[00:28:10] episode occurred in the vicinity of the Palace of Fine
[00:28:13] Arts. The protagonist's clothing and mask attracted the
[00:28:17] attention of those passing through the area, as his appearance
[00:28:20] contrasted with the work he performed in the middle of the capital's
[00:28:24] traffic. The recordings that circulate on the internet
[00:28:27] show the man approaching stopped vehicles while
[00:28:31] waiting for the traffic light to allow motorists to pass.
[00:28:35] During these moments, he cleans the windows and continues his
[00:28:38] activity before the cars resume their
[00:28:41] journey.
[00:28:47] And in our pets section Alejandra, I leave you with this priest
[00:28:51] who lives in Córdoba, Argentina, and has gone viral because he takes all the
[00:28:55] services to his super-dog Nina, who is inseparable. In the
[00:28:58] town of Tancacha, located in the center of Córdoba province,
[00:29:02] a priest became the protagonist of a heartwarming story.
[00:29:06] It's about Germán, the town's parish priest, who
[00:29:10] surprised thousands of users with a very special gesture towards Nina,
[00:29:14] his dog, with whom he shares his days and whom he also allows
[00:29:17] to accompany him during his activities in the church. It
[00:29:21] all started when a user identified as Frank
[00:29:24] Carroza, okay, shared the
[00:29:28] the images, you can see the close relationship between the priest and
[00:29:32] his... pet, who has a privileged place by his side,
[00:29:35] even when he is at the
[00:29:36] altar.
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