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[00:00:01] approval. The extension of the state of emergency has
[00:00:04] bothered, however, the
[00:00:06] am very happy with Free Alliance of former President Jorge Tuto Quiroga, because
[00:00:10] it will delay the modification of the political constitution of the state
[00:00:13] to adapt it to the neoliberal model, and
[00:00:16] to receive transnational corporations for the exploitation of
[00:00:19] strategic areas. The Constitution says that
[00:00:23] as long as there is a state of emergency, it is not possible to
[00:00:26] modify it. These modifications are also required
[00:00:30] by the International Monetary Fund, but in recent weeks,
[00:00:34] various sectors, including business, have challenged the state of
[00:00:38] emergency with street protests, and for this
[00:00:41] or social issues or Tuesday, urban teachers called for
[00:00:44] empty pot protests because they say rising
[00:00:48] prices make it unsustainable to maintain a home,
[00:00:52] this criterion is shared by many other social
[00:00:55] sectors, colleagues, thank
[00:00:58] you very much, we will update, let's analyze with
[00:01:01] Martín Zanojo, researcher, economic analyst, good day,
[00:01:05] welcome,
[00:01:07] how are you, good morning, it's a pleasure to be on Telesur, thank
[00:01:11] you very much, look, where do we start, is it a measure
[00:01:14] that has retaliation or is it a measure that shows
[00:01:18] the immensity of or the scope that
[00:01:22] Rodrigo Paz wants to achieve with something like this, resembling Noboa,
[00:01:25] let's say, fulfilling his mandate, no,
[00:01:29] first of all. Onoboa, it is clear that there is a political
[00:01:32] incapacity to reach a consensus and this
[00:01:36] political incapacity has translated into the economic field, where he has
[00:01:39] not been able to solve the key structural
[00:01:43] problems that the state has, so by not being able to
[00:01:46] solve the key problems that the country has, that the country itself has
[00:01:50] in economic matters, it has started to generate discontent in the
[00:01:54] citizenry, which is reflected in the latest
[00:01:57] survey with a 70% disapproval
[00:02:00] that the Bolivian population has towards
[00:02:03] Rodrigo Paz, so when Rodrigo Paz, after
[00:02:07] having committed many and multiple errors, from
[00:02:11] corruption to bad
[00:02:14] can support the policies or bad planning in the economy, decides
[00:02:16] in this time, in these 90 days that have passed, to extend
[00:02:20] it again, because this is not a decision to
[00:02:24] improve the economy of Bolivians, because with a state of siege and without a state of
[00:02:28] siege, we still have empty tables.
[00:02:30] empty kitchens, empty refrigerators or
[00:02:33] empty refrigerators, so this is just a political measure to
[00:02:36] extend, to extend supposedly this
[00:02:40] restructuring that he is trying to do, but it will be
[00:02:45] of the staff forced them to cut short because the International Monetary Fund has clearly told him that they have to make six
[00:02:48] modifications that range from tax issues to the sale
[00:02:52] of public companies and in the process
[00:02:56] goes the elimination of subsidies in the...
[00:03:00] flexibility, the flexibility of the
[00:03:02] dollar, other types of
[00:03:05] other types of topics, other types of topics
[00:03:08] that really affect Bolivians, so with this
[00:03:12] panorama, Rodrigo Paz cannot bear it because people no longer
[00:03:16] bear him because people are really unhappy, he decides to take this
[00:03:19] political measure, there you see the incapacity of a
[00:03:22] government that has not planned anything in this
[00:03:26] time,
[00:03:28] it has not planned anything on that matter, so how
[00:03:32] does it move, if we even know that
[00:03:35] they are publishing a decree and say until the
[00:03:38] situation changes, how do they move then to take into account
[00:03:42] what factors and make this decision,
[00:03:46] first of all, when you see the institutions that are
[00:03:49] in, they are very improvised institutions, for example, let's
[00:03:53] take an example, the Ministry of Economy that has
[00:03:56] finished saying the state budget 2026. we are talking
[00:04:00] about this year's budget, it was approved in the seventh month,
[00:04:04] what does that show you that there is no degree of
[00:04:07] planning in the government, so the government is pressured
[00:04:11] because it is afraid that the protests will
[00:04:14] reach the
[00:04:17] the dot on police, reach the military and force him to
[00:04:20] resign, so this is a this is
[00:04:23] a political measure rather than a measure to
[00:04:27] de-structure the economy, now they also have
[00:04:30] within within all this
[00:04:34] agricultural producers in this meeting with problem that this government has, they have an International Monetary Fund that is strongly pressuring
[00:04:38] the country to adjust, but the adjustment does not
[00:04:41] come from the big ones but from the small ones, it comes from the vulnerable
[00:04:45] classes, and these vulnerable classes already warned the
[00:04:49] government because they warned them that they would go out to
[00:04:51] protest, but in Bolivia sometimes the
[00:04:55] readings are different, many will say not many people will not
[00:04:59] go out. people in Bolivia will start to go out because in Bolivia
[00:05:03] when people really reach a point
[00:05:06] where they can no longer bear it, they go out, concrete case what happened
[00:05:10] in 2003. in
[00:05:12] 2003, from one day to the next we reached an
[00:05:16] October where Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada left, who had the
[00:05:19] majority of the votes, he was supported, but he started to implement
[00:05:22] unpopular measures, so
[00:05:25] the people went out, so here we see a government
[00:05:28] deinstitutionalized, without planning,
[00:05:31] without a political direction, without an economic direction
[00:05:35] and even less with a social vision of the entire country, so
[00:05:39] this generates fear and this fear
[00:05:43] translates into 90 days of measures of the state of
[00:05:46] exception, of the extension of the state of exception, which will
[00:05:50] not improve anything in the economy
[00:05:54] issues that are a deep
[00:05:57] restructuring in economic matters, we are facing a
[00:06:00] government that simply wants to cling a little more to the
[00:06:04] state to cover up all the bad things it has done, there we have
[00:06:07] Cerimedo, there we have the corruption in YPFB,
[00:06:10] there we have the narcomaletas.
[00:06:13] There we have the case of the case of the
[00:06:15] narcomaderas, there we have the
[00:06:19] thefts of some ministers such as Minister Audi, the Minister of
[00:06:22] Economy, who left the government in a horrible way with
[00:06:26] very strong accusations of corruption for illicit
[00:06:29] enrichment, a big greeting and thank you very much for this
[00:06:33] time, thank you very much, a big greeting to everyone,
[00:06:37] there you have it, you have seen the point of view
[00:06:40] and how fast and dynamic everything is, well, that's how day to day also goes
[00:06:44] in Bolivia, quick break and we'll be back,
[00:07:11] millions forging, with the hope of a better
[00:07:14] future,
[00:07:18] cross imaginary lines towards the
[00:07:20] unknown,
[00:07:24] let's know the stories of those who live between
[00:07:27] borders,
[00:07:31] every Thursday only on
[00:07:32] Telesur.
[00:07:43] The struggle for the emancipation of Central America lasted for
[00:07:46] almost a decade, the process began with the first
[00:07:49] uprising in El Salvador on November
[00:07:53] 5, 1811 and culminated on September
[00:07:56] 15, 1821,
[00:07:58] when Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Costa Rica and
[00:08:02] Nicaragua signed the Act of Independence of Central
[00:08:06] America, the day that region officially broke
[00:08:09] its ties with the Spanish crown. September 15,
[00:08:13] 1821. Central American Independence
[00:08:17] Day.
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[00:09:00] week, with Enrique
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[00:09:08] Telesur.
[00:09:13] The world is constantly moving and every
[00:09:16] day new events are generated, world
[00:09:19] geopolitics is moving, we wonder what is behind
[00:09:22] each event, what are the consequences and how do they
[00:09:26] affect us, to these questions we will try to put
[00:09:30] the
[00:09:35] i, only on
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[00:10:09] Immediately we go to Alana, welcome. Telesur
[00:10:12] team in that capital,
[00:10:16] happy
[00:10:16] day,
[00:10:20] happy day also for you Marcelita and the team in
[00:10:23] Caracas, Venezuela. We are going to start by reporting that President Miguel
[00:10:27] Diaz Canel Bermúdez received Andrew Parsons, head of the
[00:10:31] International Paralympic Committee in his
[00:10:34] first visit to the country accompanied by the director of
[00:10:37] development for the Americas, Michel Formonte. The
[00:10:40] president denounced the intensification of the
[00:10:44] US blockade as a policy that directly
[00:10:47] affects athletes with disabilities.
[00:10:51] Díaz Canel expressed the national government's willingness to continue
[00:10:55] assisting the Paralympic Committee with its experience and to work
[00:10:58] on joint projects to develop training
[00:11:02] bases, let's listen to the Cuban
[00:11:04] president,
[00:11:08] there is political will and government will, and we
[00:11:12] also do it for a fundamental concept of social
[00:11:15] justice which is a principle of the Cuban revolution,
[00:11:18] including with opportunities for
[00:11:22] everyone and we are together. you in this
[00:11:26] struggle so that Paralympic sport is increasingly recognized, there is
[00:11:29] greater inclusion and we can defend it, for us it constitutes an
[00:11:33] element, our para-athletes are part of our
[00:11:37] sports movement, today they are a national pride, they have
[00:11:40] had very relevant results at an international
[00:11:44] level and we will continue to support
[00:11:47] this entire movement,
[00:11:51] for his part, the president of the International Paralympic Committee, Andrew
[00:11:54] Parsons: expressed his impression after visiting the
[00:11:57] Solidarity School with Panama and conversing with the authorities
[00:12:01] about the combination of education,
[00:12:04] art, sport and inclusion,
[00:12:06] let's listen, but I was very impressed
[00:12:09] today with the visit to the
[00:12:11] school,
[00:12:19] the president
[00:12:19] of
[00:12:23] this this. this combination of education,
[00:12:27] art, sport and inclusion
[00:12:30] fantastic, we talked about events about programs about how the International
[00:12:33] Paralympic Committee, the Paralympic Committee of the Americas
[00:12:39] Cuban Paralympic movement and we are going to do any event they want to do in
[00:12:42] Cuba, we are also talking, we are talking about
[00:12:46] maybe judo or something
[00:12:48] like that,
[00:12:51] let's move on to another matter because President Miguel de Azcanel Bermúdez also
[00:12:55] held yesterday an exchange with more than 60
[00:12:58] representatives of the agricultural sector in our country, he ratified the
[00:13:02] Cuban government's confidence in the potential of the peasantry to
[00:13:06] boost food production, one of the strategic
[00:13:08] sectors of the nation. In this meeting, the
[00:13:12] producers explained the possibilities that the economic and social
[00:13:16] transformations recently approved have opened and highlighted the
[00:13:18] importance of the measures for the people in particular. The
[00:13:22] president thanked the presence of the producers, whom he described as
[00:13:26] the vanguard of the sector and the true guarantors of the
[00:13:30] food security of our country.
[00:13:33] Díazcanel insisted that the transformations are not
[00:13:37] a simple change of norm, but a change of
[00:13:40] logic that implies moving from executors of
[00:13:43] plans to managers of productive destiny. The
[00:13:47] meeting is part of a series of exchanges with representatives of the
[00:13:51] private sector and the state socialist enterprise system. You will remember it.
[00:13:55] in which the implementation of the measures
[00:13:58] approved by the National Assembly has been followed up, I invite you
[00:14:01] to listen then to the president in this
[00:14:03] context.
[00:14:06] In that sense, we have to defend a
[00:14:09] concept that at other times we have stated, which is that the country is built
[00:14:13] from the furrow and not from an office or from a
[00:14:17] desk. Therefore, the contribution that you can make to the country
[00:14:20] is decisive in moments like this, but
[00:14:24] that this is not a simple change of norm, that of the
[00:14:27] transformations, this is a change of logic, to go from
[00:14:30] being executors of plans to being managers of
[00:14:34] productive destiny in food
[00:14:37] for the country, the law
[00:14:40] opens doors, but those who cross the doors are the producers, the
[00:14:43] law by itself does
[00:14:46] not work, therefore, the call is for us to be
[00:14:50] ready for this challenge and to go out and seek a
[00:14:53] victory. Among the advances highlighted by the
[00:14:59] President Díaz Canel, is the incorporation of photovoltaic
[00:15:02] energy for irrigation and the boost to
[00:15:06] tobacco and rice production, particularly, let's
[00:15:09] listen to them,
[00:15:12] I never thought the farm would reach what it has reached today, today I have
[00:15:15] to tell you that I have transformed the irrigation system
[00:15:19] with photovoltaic panels, we have three
[00:15:22] submersible turbines with panels.
[00:15:26] We benefit tobacco which is another very great
[00:15:29] benefit that we already
[00:15:32] have around 50 tons of
[00:15:36] tobacco. This has facilitated that workers
[00:15:39] have work all year round, I
[00:15:44] the work that is being done now, that really
[00:15:47] when the land was distributed to its owner, such serious work has not been done
[00:15:51] as I see in the municipality, we had an experience with
[00:15:54] a non-state management form in the planting of a block of rice,
[00:15:58] based on that experience we relied on to be able to
[00:16:02] boost the rice program this year, the non-state form provided the
[00:16:05] fuel and all the inputs...
[00:16:15] they well, they gave us the inputs that we needed to
[00:16:19] obtain a yield that we obtained of
[00:16:22] 4.5 tons per hectare.
[00:16:26] The Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations
[00:16:29] for Disaster Risk Reduction is also
[00:16:33] head of the UN office for that portfolio, I mean
[00:16:36] Camalle. He began a two-day working visit to
[00:16:39] Cuba, there we see him on screen. The objective is to strengthen
[00:16:43] coordination in risk management and protection of the
[00:16:46] population against extreme weather events. The head
[00:16:50] of the National General Staff of Civil Defense, Division General
[00:16:53] Ramón Pardo Guerra was the one who received the visitor at the
[00:16:57] headquarters of the aforementioned organization. Pardo Guerra
[00:17:00] thanked the support of various UN agencies in
[00:17:04] reducing disaster risk. During the
[00:17:08] meeting, civil defense specialists explained the
[00:17:11] climatological events that traditionally affect our
[00:17:15] country and the impact of climate change, while
[00:17:18] Kishore praised Cuba's work in protecting the
[00:17:21] population from numerous events, a recognition that
[00:17:25] adds to the Caribbean country's results in terms of
[00:17:29] preparedness and response, let's listen to the
[00:17:31] statements.
[00:18:39] in such a way that this knowledge and these, these
[00:18:42] knowledge can be applied for the benefit of the people of
[00:18:45] Cuba.
[00:18:48] More than climatological events, they are meteorological events that
[00:18:52] Cuba regularly faces. Let's
[00:18:55] change the scene because workers of our country's
[00:18:58] telecommunications company Etexa, together with specialists from
[00:19:01] Geocuba, reestablished communications between the Isle
[00:19:05] of Youth and the rest of the country.
[00:19:07] after completing the splicing of the fiber
[00:19:11] optic cable that connects both territories. At least 15
[00:19:14] specialists from the Havana Division, together with
[00:19:17] Geocuba workers, completed the work that
[00:19:21] involved physically joining
[00:19:24] segments of fiber optics that were
[00:19:26] damaged using precision techniques to
[00:19:30] ensure data transmission. The specialists
[00:19:33] faced complex conditions offshore for almost a
[00:19:37] week. Know that fiber optics constitute the backbone
[00:19:40] of modern telecommunications, as they allow telephone
[00:19:44] services, internet and information transmission in
[00:19:48] real time. The restoration of this link
[00:19:51] reaffirms the commitment of Cuban workers to the
[00:19:54] country's connectivity, despite the limitations imposed by the
[00:19:58] US blockade, let's listen to the
[00:20:00] specialists.
[00:20:04] At the same time, if the sea is calm, it is relatively
[00:20:07] easy to do, but the sea is almost never calm, there are almost
[00:20:11] always winds and waves that, as the
[00:20:14] boat is a relatively small boat, it is
[00:20:18] affected, all this work team of the
[00:20:21] crew, the sailors and the technical personnel of Texas,
[00:20:24] we reduced the time for our population, our people,
[00:20:27] we made the maximum effort so that they would be there for the shortest possible time, approximately three
[00:20:31] or four days, but
[00:20:34] imagine, you have to go out and look for the interruption at... 22
[00:20:37] kilometers, so many kilometers, we go out to look for the interruption, we find the
[00:20:41] interruption, the divers go down, they pick up the cable, they bring it up to the boat,
[00:20:45] we arrange it up here, up here we open it, we work on it,
[00:20:49] we splice the... fiber optic and
[00:20:52] we conclude the work, connectivity is thus ensured between the
[00:20:56] different territories that make up the Cuban archipelago, which is
[00:21:00] not just one island, from Cuba, the big island,
[00:21:04] we are making this transmission, but we also have our
[00:21:07] special municipality Isle of Youth, Keys,
[00:21:11] islets, cays that make up the Cuban archipelago,
[00:21:14] my dear Marcela, we close our informative window
[00:21:17] today, a big hug
[00:21:21] to the team that accompanies us from Caracas
[00:21:24] Venezuela and of course the audience of Telesur, thank
[00:21:27] you very much, I leave you King and the sports world comes immediately, Quique with
[00:21:31] us, welcome, how are you, very well, all good, go ahead, I'm
[00:21:34] glad, sports events to
[00:21:36] follow,
[00:21:44] well and we review today's sports agenda, because this Monday the Venezuelan
[00:21:48] delegation closed the day. the South American Games Santa Fe 2026
[00:21:52] with an outstanding participation in several
[00:21:54] disciplines, the first has to do with the Venezuelan weightlifter Katerin Eschandía
[00:21:58] because she won a gold medal for Venezuela after winning in the
[00:22:02] 53 kg category in weightlifting, the athlete
[00:22:06] began her participation by excelling in the snatch event by registering
[00:22:09] 87 kg while in the clean and jerk
[00:22:12] she managed to lift 111 kg in her
[00:22:16] last attempt with an outstanding total mark of 198
[00:22:19] kg. Venezuela also continued to harvest medals as the
[00:22:23] Venezuelan swimmer Jorgio Taiza won a gold medal in the 50 meter
[00:22:27] butterfly swimming event at the South American Games, also setting a record
[00:22:31] of 23.60 seconds with this victory Venezuela closes the
[00:22:34] day on its second day of the South American Games with an outstanding Olympic
[00:22:38] participation in Santa
[00:22:40] Fe.
[00:22:56] Moment of the grip Catherine Echandía there very well, she also
[00:23:00] managed to win a medal in the Central American Games, they go from one competition and enter
[00:23:03] another, tremendous, while problems with visas, other issues, the Iranian men's
[00:23:07] team is out of the wheelchair basketball world cup to be
[00:23:10] held in Canada between September 14 and 22
[00:23:14] of this 2026, the information was confirmed this Monday by the International
[00:23:18] Wheelchair Basketball Federation. After four members of the coaching staff, including
[00:23:22] their coach, did not receive the corresponding visas
[00:23:25] in time for the competition in the city of
[00:23:28] Ottawa, although the 12 players have migratory
[00:23:32] authorization, the absence of part
[00:23:35] withdraw from the international event, in this sense, by
[00:23:38] reducing from 16 to 15 teams, the withdrawal then
[00:23:42] modifies the group where Iran shared a place with
[00:23:45] Canada, Germany and Morocco, so the organization of the
[00:23:48] event decided then that the matches where Iran participated would
[00:23:52] be counted as defeats and with this the integrity
[00:23:55] of group d
[00:23:57] would not be damaged,
[00:24:03] and to close the sports information we tell you that in Turkey, well,
[00:24:07] Bondaverera made history by becoming the first Indian archer to
[00:24:11] win the world cup in a tight final, the
[00:24:15] Indian athlete surprised South Korean Ling
[00:24:17] Woc and beat him by one point. he fell 7-3 to
[00:24:21] take the recurve archery individual title in
[00:24:24] Antalya, the bronze medal went to local Mete
[00:24:28] Gassox, this victory represents the first individual gold of
[00:24:31] his career in the world cup after having added three
[00:24:35] bronze medals in previous editions, it is also
[00:24:38] the first men's title in this modality for India since the 2021
[00:24:42] edition, with this triumph, Bomnavera consolidates
[00:24:45] himself as the main figure of archery in his
[00:24:48] country, that's why the joy, they lift him on their shoulders,
[00:24:52] hugs and smiles of
[00:24:54] victory.
[00:25:02] well, this way we finish
[00:25:05] the sports information.
[00:25:09] thank you very much for everything, Caryali Ramírez comes with information from the world of
[00:25:12] culture, Carya, how are you, hello, how are you, Marcela, doing your thing, welcome
[00:25:16] to my, yes, well, go ahead.
[00:25:29] We start by telling you that this Monday the Emmy Awards 2026
[00:25:33] were presented in the United States, the best of television
[00:25:37] production where a tribute was also paid to country
[00:25:40] legend Dolly Parton in the list of
[00:25:44] awards we begin by talking about the series
[00:25:47] The Curse of Window Bay which... which was the
[00:25:50] most awarded of the night receiving six statuettes including
[00:25:54] that of best comedy, in addition to the
[00:25:58] series Dapit which for the second consecutive
[00:26:01] year received. the Emmy for best drama during the gala
[00:26:04] the Bob Hope Humanitarian Award was also
[00:26:08] recognized, actor and Canadian-American
[00:26:11] activist Michael J. Fox,
[00:26:15] also in the In Memoriam segment, this
[00:26:19] 78th edition honored the musical and humanitarian
[00:26:22] legacy of the Queen of Country Dolly Parton, who died
[00:26:26] on August
[00:26:27] 25.
[00:26:34] and now we are going to go to Iran because the
[00:26:37] exhibition 40 Days of Glory
[00:26:40] Resistance and Victory compiles and reconstructs
[00:26:44] different moments of the war unfounded by
[00:26:47] the United States and Israel in Iranian territory. This
[00:26:50] exhibition located in Tehran is a display of 250
[00:26:54] photographs that show the
[00:26:56] harshness of the 40 days of armed
[00:27:00] conflict and the testimonies of families,
[00:27:02] citizens, combatants and rescuers. For this
[00:27:06] initiative, we received about 8,000 images
[00:27:09] selected for the exhibition,
[00:27:13] photographs engraved in the collective memory, such as the case
[00:27:16] of a family trapped under the rubble after
[00:27:20] an attack in the Shaid
[00:27:23] Boruyerdi neighborhood.
[00:27:25] The collection aims to preserve for
[00:27:29] future generations evidence of the war and
[00:27:32] the response of Iranian
[00:27:34] society.
[00:27:40] And in Guatemala, within the framework of the national holidays for the
[00:27:43] independence of Central America, the nation will launch the
[00:27:47] Streaming Guatemalaya
[00:27:50] TV platform. This project, created by
[00:27:53] Jacobo Easi Soto, is an open
[00:27:56] space for audiovisual professionals to
[00:28:00] promote their productions.
[00:28:03] And the Guatemalan public can also
[00:28:06] access their own stories, as well as
[00:28:09] discover new national talent. The launch
[00:28:12] will take place this coming September 26th
[00:28:16] in commemoration of the 130th anniversary of the first
[00:28:20] cinematographic projection in the country. On its official
[00:28:23] page, the feature films "Here I Stay,"
[00:28:26] "Under the September Sun," and
[00:28:30] "Cargo" are already
[00:28:33] available. Cultural management with free access.
[00:29:00] This concludes our culture segment.
[00:29:05] Back to you, thank you very much. We leave culture and prepare for another topic. See you later, Kaya. I will also address another
[00:29:09] piece of information. At the end of our open agenda,
[00:29:12] OPEC is celebrating its birthday,
[00:29:16] commemorating 66 years of its founding, marked by cooperation
[00:29:20] between producing countries and the defense of
[00:29:23] their interests in the global oil market. Since
[00:29:26] it was created in Baghdad in
[00:29:29] 1960, the organization has consolidated itself as a key
[00:29:32] player in the international energy scenario. Through the
[00:29:36] social network X, as you are seeing, they published
[00:29:39] about the five founders, an organization that today
[00:29:42] represents 12 member countries.
[00:29:46] 66 years promoting socioeconomic development and
[00:29:48] prosperity. 66 years ago in
[00:29:51] Baghdad, five visionary leaders met with a
[00:29:55] shared mission: to transform the
[00:29:58] future of world energy. Today
[00:30:00] we celebrate 36 years of OPEC and almost
[00:30:04] seven decades of promoting dialogue, fostering
[00:30:07] international cooperation and contributing to the stability of global
[00:30:11] markets. We celebrate our
[00:30:14] member countries, the members of the OPEC staff,
[00:30:17] both past and present, and the sustainable
[00:30:21] energy future that we continue to build
[00:30:25] together. There you have the post with these
[00:30:46] The mind is the basis for maintaining a healthy
[00:30:48] body. Promoting personal care
[00:30:51] facilitates our quality of life and invites us to explore the
[00:30:55] advances of science.
[00:30:58] Research, analysis.