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[00:00:15] Good afternoon, welcome to Telesur Noticias, my
[00:00:19] name is Marina Aguirre and I am accompanied by Elvis Torres in sign language,
[00:00:23] hello Elvis, how are you, if it seems good to everyone, then
[00:00:27] we start with the headlines.
[00:00:43] And with various activities, the peoples of
[00:00:46] medical attention days in Central American countries commemorate the 205
[00:00:49] years of their independence where they enhance history and
[00:00:52] regional
[00:00:53] identity.
[00:01:00] Argentine Republic because education workers hold public classes
[00:01:03] and free health care in the Plaza de
[00:01:06] Mayo to demand university funding,
[00:01:08] Yemeni
[00:01:13] attacks in response to Saudi Arabian bombings
[00:01:16] stop oil exports to
[00:01:19] Europe.
[00:01:26] Milei government reason about the And Mexico is preparing for the commemoration of the 216th
[00:01:30] anniversary of the beginning of its war of independence,
[00:01:34] to learn a little more about how it will be lived, let's travel to the
[00:01:38] Mexican capital with our
[00:01:41] the nation's correspondent Daniel, let's see, these are the
[00:01:44] expert hands of the artisans of Santana Gilotzinko, in the
[00:01:48] central Mexican region, who year after year make flags and patriotic
[00:01:51] articles and verses with which Mexico is painted green, white and
[00:01:55] red for the national holidays and it is the peak
[00:01:59] season because the whole town dedicates itself to this,
[00:02:02] we start working from the month of
[00:02:05] July, logically to make all the articles
[00:02:08] we work all year. those who walk through the
[00:02:11] streets of the historic center of the Mexican capital, the city of palaces,
[00:02:15] as it is known, are surprised by the organ grinders, the
[00:02:19] architecture of those patriotic articles that have already reached
[00:02:22] the street stalls. the preparations we make to
[00:02:26] celebrate this freedom that all the heroes of independence
[00:02:30] gave us, look, I even get emotional because they gave their
[00:02:33] lives for us, it's
[00:02:35] true that we
[00:02:38] prepare with a good
[00:02:41] dinner with family, we make pozole,
[00:02:45] pozole is the traditional Mexican dish with three main
[00:02:48] Through the social varieties that reflect the colors of the flag, the green from the
[00:02:51] south, the white chicken and the red pork, it is an
[00:02:55] ancestral dish
[00:02:58] that is made with the corn that the
[00:03:02] the future of global energy, Mesoamerican peoples cultivated, besides
[00:03:04] the classic that has the colors of the flag, and
[00:03:08] it cannot be missing from the national holidays, this is
[00:03:11] iconic Plaza Garibaldi where the musicians of the traditional
[00:03:15] mariachi are already preparing to accompany with their notes the
[00:03:18] celebration for the beginning of the war of
[00:03:20] independence,
[00:03:25] in the center of the Mexican capital the patriotic
[00:03:28] decorations.
[00:03:36] system from the
[00:03:41] Tomorrow is a very important day for you, we hope
[00:03:44] to shout like you, not on the day of
[00:03:46] independence we come to visit the Virgin of Guadalupe, look,
[00:03:50] it coincided with the national holiday that you call it, in the National
[00:03:54] Palace the bell of Dolores, the one that Father
[00:03:57] Miguel Hidalgo made ring when he called for the armed uprising against
[00:04:00] the Spanish crown, is ready and the presidential balcony has been
[00:04:03] polished for the great celebration, here in the Plaza de
[00:04:06] la Constitución, which is the official name of the Zócalo of Mexico City, as it is
[00:04:10] known, everything is ready for the festivities that will be headed by
[00:04:14] customs, what we share President Claudia Shambom on the occasion of these festivities of the beginning of the
[00:04:18] war of independence. In the camera, Ricardo Martínez, Daniel
[00:04:21] Rosas, Telesur, Mexico City. Thank
[00:04:25] you Daniel for the report, now we go to Guatemala because the
[00:04:28] commemoration of the day of independence in the country takes place in
[00:04:32] the midst of questions about what history represents
[00:04:35] for various social groups in the country, our correspondent
[00:04:40] affect some vital sectors of Rolanda García expands on the details,
[00:04:41] let's see:
[00:04:46] thank you for the space, in
[00:04:48] Guatemala as every year the day of independence
[00:04:52] is commemorated where thousands of students from public
[00:04:55] and private schools hold parades with
[00:04:58] impeccable uniforms, marching bands and symbols
[00:05:02] alluding to September 15, the date on which the
[00:05:05] independence of the country is officially commemorated, however,
[00:05:09] behind the civic fervor, questions
[00:05:12] arise, what independence is being celebrated, if this
[00:05:16] represents the true national and
[00:05:19] cultural identity in a country where more than 20 indigenous
[00:05:22] peoples coexist, in this context some sectors allude that the
[00:05:26] day of independence does not mark the birth of a nation for indigenous
[00:05:30] peoples, because they remember that in
[00:05:33] 1821 in the signing of the act of independence between the
[00:05:37] Captaincy General of Guatemala and the Spanish
[00:05:40] crown, the indigenous peoples who today represent more than
[00:05:43] half of the population did not participate, but
[00:05:47] it was only a pact between Creole and oligarchic elites
[00:05:51] to preserve their economic and political privileges.
[00:05:54] From this perspective, school parades, the
[00:05:57] militarization of establishments and the
[00:06:00] exaltation of Creole symbols would not be a
[00:06:03] celebration of diversity, but the continuity of an
[00:06:06] exclusionary historical memory, some critics
[00:06:09] point out. However, the believing population of
[00:06:12] this date takes advantage of this day to showcase their
[00:06:15] creativity, their cultural and economic identity in which
[00:06:19] collective coexistence prevails, mainly in rural communities,
[00:06:23] this is how the day of national independence
[00:06:27] is lived in Guatemala, we will keep you informed about
[00:06:30] new events related to this day, reporting from
[00:06:33] Iskan quiché Guatemala Rolanda García for
[00:06:37] Telesur from Guatemala we go.
[00:06:40] Honduras, because protesters take to the streets of the
[00:06:44] country to protest against the administration of Nasrias
[00:06:48] Fura and under the slogan Fuera Trump, fuera la racha in the framework of
[00:06:53] independence. The protest advances alongside a people who express
[00:06:56] a strong rejection of the directives of the current
[00:06:59] government of President Asfura and against the
[00:07:02] harsh migratory and interference policies of the
[00:07:06] US government. The massive
[00:07:08] mobilization was called by the Liberty
[00:07:12] and Foundation Party of Honduras, which has cataloged the mandate as an illegitimate
[00:07:15] government due to the lack of investigation into the elections
[00:07:19] which it accuses of computer fraud. The
[00:07:22] demonstration takes place amidst strong political tension due to the
[00:07:26] territorial disputes and the socioeconomic demands
[00:07:30] within the electoral entities of Honduras with a view to the
[00:07:34] upcoming
[00:07:35] elections.
[00:07:42] the resistance of the people will always be a success and the
[00:07:46] elites will never be able to withstand the
[00:07:49] resistance of the force of the people, it doesn't matter if
[00:07:52] sometimes the people lose their spirits,
[00:07:56] a time passes and we resume it and we understand that
[00:07:59] only the people save the people and that we have to go out and
[00:08:03] resist in the streets to conquer,
[00:08:06] to conquer that our
[00:08:10] rights as people are respected.
[00:08:14] nothing ever falls from the sky for us, no one ever comes and hands us
[00:08:17] anything on a platter, we have to fight for our rights and that's
[00:08:21] why we are here accompanying the people
[00:08:24] and the sub-coordinator of the Free Party, Rixi Moncada, has warned
[00:08:28] that the US justice system has been destroyed
[00:08:32] by President
[00:08:33] Trump's measures object of American
[00:08:37] justice and American
[00:08:40] justice. has been highly
[00:08:44] violated by Donald Trump, he has destroyed the justice
[00:08:48] moment he says that the United States fights against drug
[00:08:52] trafficking, but they grant a pardon to a
[00:08:55] president who the Federal Court called a
[00:08:59] drug trafficker, so I believe that it
[00:09:02] will be up to the American people in the
[00:09:05] midterm elections to do justice and once
[00:09:09] the Senate and the House of Representatives are integrated.
[00:09:12] high in the lower house, they will have their
[00:09:15] mechanisms to evaluate all the
[00:09:18] investigations that have emerged regarding the
[00:09:21] commercialization that has been made of the federal
[00:09:25] justice system of the United States, which is a
[00:09:29] shame in the whole world. We change
[00:09:32] news, the Colombian businessman Alexaab
[00:09:36] has pleaded guilty in the United States for money
[00:09:39] laundering in a process related to contracts for the
[00:09:42] import of food to Venezuela. Regarding the
[00:09:45] ruling, SAP modified its initial plea of not
[00:09:49] guilty and accepted an agreement with the US
[00:09:52] Prosecutor's Office that includes his cooperation with federal
[00:09:56] investigations, as well as the delivery of 195
[00:10:00] million dollars. According to the sentence, in Alexaab's
[00:10:03] operations, companies and documentation were used that have allowed
[00:10:07] resources to be transferred through the US financial
[00:10:10] system. These accusations are part of the accusation presented
[00:10:14] by the prosecutor's office and are differentiated from the facts that
[00:10:18] Saab has recognized. The charge carries up to 20 years in
[00:10:21] prison, the sentence will be determined by the...
[00:10:25] While all the details of the agreed cooperation
[00:10:29] are not yet known.
[00:10:37] We move to Venezuela because its acting president Elsis
[00:10:40] Rodríguez has delivered an orthotics and prosthetics
[00:10:44] laboratory, Professor Lenin Molina
[00:10:47] Peñalosa after its total reactivation. Within the framework of the
[00:10:51] optimization plan of the National Public Health System and
[00:10:55] with the Japanese company Kawatek, the acting
[00:10:58] president reopened the specialization center in
[00:11:01] prosthetics dedicated to the manufacture, adaptation and
[00:11:05] repair of artificial devices for patients who
[00:11:09] have lost one of their limbs. Rodríguez has
[00:11:12] highlighted its special importance for the victims of the
[00:11:15] double seismic event of last June who have had to be
[00:11:19] amputated, so he reported that in a first phase the laboratory will
[00:11:23] treat amputations of the upper
[00:11:25] limbs,
[00:11:30] it will allow Venezuela to have bionic
[00:11:33] technology in the recovery of
[00:11:35] limbs, first a first phase of upper limbs and then of
[00:11:39] lower limbs,
[00:11:42] and the director of Cauatec Álvaro Ríos assured that the
[00:11:45] alliance with the company will strengthen the manufacture of
[00:11:48] prosthetics in the country, especially for the victims of the
[00:11:51] double seismic event that occurred recently in the Nation.
[00:11:55] Álvaro Ríos is director of the company Kauatec and we are going to
[00:11:59] listen to him. At Kauatec, we are
[00:12:03] forming a very important alliance with the Venezuelan
[00:12:06] government to provide immediate
[00:12:09] attention to people who unfortunately suffered
[00:12:12] an amputation due to the earthquake
[00:12:15] and the second phase would be technology
[00:12:19] transfer to have in the future a bionics
[00:12:22] laboratory to carry out development here.
[00:12:25] rehabilitation also manufacture of bionic
[00:12:28] technology to meet the needs in
[00:12:30] Venezuela.
[00:12:33] We continue in Venezuela because the Venezuelan University of
[00:12:36] Hydrocarbons has offered details on the balance of the
[00:12:40] super El Niño phenomenon and what measures will also be executed to
[00:12:44] cope with it. The details are from Caracas with
[00:12:47] our colleague Eveelinguarena,
[00:12:49] let's see.
[00:12:54] Greetings, that's right. This year the phenomenon called super El Niño is
[00:12:57] wreaking havoc worldwide and Venezuela is no
[00:13:01] exception, that is why we see a rise in temperatures,
[00:13:04] also drought in a normally rainy season,
[00:13:08] but we want to know the details about how long this super El Niño
[00:13:11] phenomenon will last, that's why we came to the University of Hydrocarbons to
[00:13:15] talk to a specialist, it is Edur Machado,
[00:13:19] welcome to Telesur's screen and tell us
[00:13:22] as simply as possible for our audience. Why is it
[00:13:25] called super El Niño and how long will the consequences
[00:13:28] last? Thank you Evelyn, the important thing is that the first thing to
[00:13:32] say is that the El Niño phenomenon is a natural phenomenon, which as a result of the
[00:13:36] accelerated warming of global average temperatures, has become
[00:13:40] an extreme event. And this extreme event has some characteristics,
[00:13:43] one of them, you mentioned it, the rise in the temperatures of the tropical
[00:13:47] Pacific Ocean, which are in the range between
[00:13:51] 0.5 and 1.5 degrees
[00:13:53] above the average that is around 23°C,
[00:13:57] global warming has managed to make these temperatures exceed
[00:14:00] those ranges and it is around 2.5°C.
[00:14:04] Today we coincide different
[00:14:07] international organizations with the organizations that we monitor
[00:14:11] here in Venezuela, the super El Niño that
[00:14:14] mathematics tells us that we will surely
[00:14:17] exceed the threshold of 2.5 degrees
[00:14:21] and even reach 3°C above those
[00:14:25] surface waters, the maximum peak of intensity will be felt between
[00:14:29] October and December and possibly because mathematics also
[00:14:32] tells us that it will extend until February and that will have a
[00:14:36] great impact worldwide and of course in the critical
[00:14:39] impact zone will be South America, in some parts of
[00:14:43] South America we will be seeing intense rains,
[00:14:46] high precipitation, surely
[00:14:49] there will be overflowing rivers, floods and in the
[00:14:52] north of South America where we are, Venezuela. We expect
[00:14:56] the temperature to rise, there will be a lot of heat,
[00:14:59] we even estimate that there will be drought in some sectors and of course that will
[00:15:05] the economy, of daily life and in general of the
[00:15:08] productive processes here in Venezuela. The question is, what can
[00:15:12] governments do? What can the population do from their homes?
[00:15:16] Because energy saving is also urged
[00:15:19] to adapt to this super El Niño phenomenon,
[00:15:23] but super important, governments.
[00:15:25] what measures can be taken? Well, the national government has promoted
[00:15:29] energy saving because droughts
[00:15:32] affect water supplies to the
[00:15:36] main reservoirs that give us electricity and potable water, no,
[00:15:40] energy saving, but we can also do things individually, for example,
[00:15:44] take advantage of the maximum amount of sunlight in our homes, change
[00:15:48] all the lights in our house to LED lights for example, do not
[00:15:51] leave chargers and televisions on that we
[00:15:54] are not using, also for example do not defrost
[00:15:57] food with the microwave but do it naturally,
[00:16:00] but there is also another way to incorporate ourselves
[00:16:04] individually into national plans such as the
[00:16:07] station plan that is promoted here in Venezuela, the Chukisaka plan that aims to plant
[00:16:11] 10 million trees, there are also plans to
[00:16:14] restore our wetlands and mangroves and we individually
[00:16:18] can join these projects as volunteers.
[00:16:21] Thank you, Professor Edur Machado, physicist,
[00:16:24] researcher of meteorological issues and these
[00:16:27] climatic phenomena that are currently affecting not
[00:16:31] only Venezuela but the whole world with various
[00:16:34] processes such as floods,
[00:16:38] intense heat and well, there are various entities
[00:16:40] involved, governments who must execute the measures, of
[00:16:44] course also each one of us as responsible citizens,
[00:16:48] we return,
[00:16:50] thank you Evelyn for the information and we continue with more,
[00:16:54] because Venezuela held talks with the president of the
[00:16:58] fund of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
[00:17:01] for International Development, Abdul Hamid to
[00:17:05] promote joint projects that address various
[00:17:08] environmental and climate change problems. Through his
[00:17:11] official Telegram account, the Minister of Science and Technology, Iván Hill
[00:17:15] detailed the following: We have made available the capabilities of the research
[00:17:19] and scientific development system in Venezuela to
[00:17:22] promote joint projects that address various
[00:17:25] environmental problems. One of the central themes of our
[00:17:29] conversation was the impact of climate change in small
[00:17:32] island states with special emphasis on the
[00:17:35] proliferation of sargassum in the Caribbean, which has considerably
[00:17:39] affected tourism, one of the main economic
[00:17:42] drivers of the region. We thank Dr. Al
[00:17:46] Califa and the Pep Fund for their commitment, for promoting technical
[00:17:50] and financial collaboration, as well
[00:17:53] as their willingness to hold follow-up meetings and possible
[00:17:56] agreements that further strengthen our ties and allow
[00:18:00] us to address regional priorities effectively.
[00:18:04] and the Organization of Petroleum
[00:18:11] Exporting Countries OPEC commemorated
[00:18:14] this September 14th its 66
[00:18:17] years of foundation, an organization that
[00:18:20] controls more than half of the crude oil commercialized internationally.
[00:18:26] network X, OPEC published the following:
[00:18:29] 66 years ago in Baghdad, five visionary
[00:18:32] leaders sat around a table with an audacious
[00:18:36] mission, to reshape
[00:18:39] what began in 1960 with the
[00:18:42] vision of Abdullah Al-Tariki of Saudi Arabia,
[00:18:45] Dr. Juan Pablo Pérez Alfonso of Venezuela,
[00:18:49] Dr. Talaat Al-Shaybani of
[00:18:52] Iraq and Dr. Fuad Roani of Iran and Ahmed
[00:18:55] Sayed Omar of Kuwait, has since evolved
[00:18:59] into a cornerstone of the global energy
[00:19:02] landscape. We celebrate 66 years of
[00:19:05] OPEC and almost seven decades
[00:19:07] of promoting dialogue, fostering international cooperation and
[00:19:11] contributing to stability in global energy markets,
[00:19:14] we celebrate our member countries, the
[00:19:18] past and present OPEC staff members and
[00:19:22] the sustainable energy future we continue to build together.
[00:19:41] We inform you that through the Telegram account of the acting president of
[00:19:45] Venezuela Delsy Rodríguez, she has expressed
[00:19:48] the following: I thank Dr. Jorge Rodríguez,
[00:19:52] president of the National Assembly for joining
[00:19:55] efforts and initiatives in favor of the resumption of
[00:19:59] diplomatic relations between Venezuela and the United
[00:20:02] Kingdom during his recent visit to that country. Now let's watch the
[00:20:06] following video. regarding
[00:20:07] we have just
[00:20:10] held a very
[00:20:12] important
[00:20:15] Anne Thompson who is the director for the
[00:20:19] Americas of the Foreign Office of the United
[00:20:22] Kingdom, we understood the position of
[00:20:25] Venezuela regarding political
[00:20:29] and social dialogues,
[00:20:32] no, the topics of the advances that
[00:20:35] have occurred in recent days
[00:20:38] in terms of oil, diversion
[00:20:42] of waste and how that will result in a
[00:20:46] significant economic growth
[00:20:49] of Venezuela. in a very
[00:20:52] quick way, but clear, complying
[00:20:55] with the processes that are being carried out,
[00:20:59] we talked about the different dialogue tables that are
[00:21:02] currently taking place in the sphere and we must
[00:21:05] say, first of all, we thank
[00:21:09] the reception we have received and also
[00:21:13] we want to tell Venezuela that there
[00:21:16] have been good news for our country and for our people.
[00:21:23] We travel south, we go to the Argentine Republic because
[00:21:26] teachers give classes in public streets,
[00:21:30] while health workers provide free
[00:21:36] the Plaza de Mayo in demand of the financing law.
[00:21:40] The day called from 9 in the morning local
[00:21:43] time has advice and master classes
[00:21:47] to be able to make visible the work and activities. in order
[00:21:51] to advance in the development and education for the future of the
[00:21:53] country, the health personnel emphasized the
[00:21:56] importance of financing to cover the needs of the
[00:22:00] population that does not have the resources or health
[00:22:03] insurance amidst the economic crisis that the
[00:22:07] country is going through, the attendees demand
[00:22:10] university financing and argue that with this
[00:22:13] day they seek to make the
[00:22:16] right to receive education and free health care.
[00:22:28] We go to Cuba because its president Miguel Díaz-Canel
[00:22:32] urged the application of transformations in agriculture
[00:22:34] in the face of the challenges the nation is facing due to the
[00:22:38] economic blockade by the United States. From
[00:22:41] Havana, its capital, Evelin Leiva expands on the information.
[00:22:45] Let's see.
[00:22:49] Greetings, colleague. Greetings also to Telesur's audience, that's
[00:22:52] right. Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, led a
[00:22:56] working meeting with representatives of the agricultural
[00:22:58] sector at the Havana Convention Palace as part
[00:23:02] of the follow-up to the implementation of the recently approved economic
[00:23:06] and social transformations. 65
[00:23:08] representatives of OSD, companies, SMEs,
[00:23:12] cooperatives and producers participated
[00:23:15] along with party and government leaders. The
[00:23:18] president called for the transformations to be applied
[00:23:22] agilely and consistently to impact
[00:23:24] people and their purchasing power, he stressed that the
[00:23:28] objective is to achieve a substantial increase in food
[00:23:31] production that also satisfies the needs
[00:23:35] of the population at better prices. Díaz-
[00:23:38] Canel ratified that there are solutions and called for the
[00:23:42] generalization of the good experiences demonstrated. He highlighted that
[00:23:45] the transformations arose from a process of
[00:23:49] active construction and described the agricultural
[00:23:52] axis as profound, since it offers real autonomy
[00:23:56] and decision-making power. For his part, the Deputy Minister of
[00:23:59] Agriculture Telse González Morera reported that of the
[00:24:02] 176 approved transformations, 162
[00:24:05] have an impact within the agricultural sector. During the
[00:24:09] exchange, experiences such as that of the Agroindustrial de Granos
[00:24:13] Emilio Córdoba company from Villa Clara, which has
[00:24:15] managed in 11 hectares
[00:24:19] planted to cultivate rice thanks
[00:24:22] precisely to the linkage with non-state
[00:24:25] management forms, were also presented. In his conclusions, Díaz- Canel affirmed that the country is built
[00:24:29] from the furrow and not from an office and stressed that the
[00:24:33] contribution that people can make to the country is
[00:24:36] decisive. He explained that the transformations are not a simple
[00:24:39] change of norm, but a change of logic, from being
[00:24:43] executors of plans, to being managers of the productive
[00:24:46] destiny, and concluded that today the land, the inputs, the
[00:24:50] commercialization and financing are closer than ever to
[00:24:54] the producers, that's all the information, we return the
[00:24:57] signal to the central studios.
[00:25:00] Thank you Evelyn for the information and we continue with more, information, we go to the United
[00:25:03] States. Because in the country, the Pentagon has
[00:25:07] recognized that after the operation against Iran, the country is facing
[00:25:11] a shortage in its ammunition reserves.
[00:25:14] An official report from the Inspector General of the Pentagon
[00:25:17] openly contradicts the repeated
[00:25:20] statements of President Donald Trump, who claimed that the
[00:25:24] country had unlimited supplies. The
[00:25:27] document also reveals significant material losses
[00:25:31] in the U.S. air fleet, as well as
[00:25:34] damage to military bases and diplomatic
[00:25:38] facilities in eight Persian Gulf
[00:25:40] countries.
[00:25:47] And Yemen carries out attacks in response to the most recent
[00:25:50] bombings carried out by Saudi Arabia, and as
[00:25:54] a result, Riyadh has suspended oil exports
[00:25:57] to Europe. International media have reported that
[00:26:00] Saudi Arabia could also cancel crude shipments to
[00:26:04] European countries scheduled for October. This is
[00:26:08] due to the increasing tensions in the region.
[00:26:11] Analysts assure that such cancellations could lead
[00:26:15] to various consequences in the energy market, such as a sharp
[00:26:18] increase in oil prices and also the expansion of risks in crude
[00:26:22] transport routes. For their part, the Houthi
[00:26:26] forces assure that their operations aim
[00:26:29] to stop the aggression also in the siege
[00:26:33] against Yemen, while it is increasingly evident that Riyadh's
[00:26:36] actions continue to affect international
[00:26:40] trade.
[00:26:47] We move to China because the country is celebrating this
[00:26:50] week a new international meeting on
[00:26:54] security and defense with the participation of
[00:26:57] international delegations. Bruno
[00:27:00] Falsi joins us from Beijing with the details,
[00:27:03] let's see.
[00:27:07] Greetings, colleagues, today, Tuesday, the 13th
[00:27:11] Beijing Xiang Shan Forum began here in the
[00:27:14] Chinese capital, one of the main international
[00:27:18] meetings organized by China
[00:27:21] on security and defense issues.
[00:27:25] Official delegations from almost 100
[00:27:29] countries, regions and international
[00:27:32] organizations are already in Beijing
[00:27:36] to participate in the meeting, along with
[00:27:39] experts and academics from China and other
[00:27:42] countries. Among the participants are
[00:27:46] more than 60 ministerial-level
[00:27:49] or higher representatives
[00:27:52] and chiefs of staff of the armed forces. The
[00:27:55] forum is also held at a symbolic
[00:27:59] moment this year.
[00:28:01] It marks two decades since its
[00:28:04] creation. For 3 days until September 17,
[00:28:08] participants will discuss issues related
[00:28:11] to strategic stability,
[00:28:14] regional conflicts,
[00:28:17] security in Asia Pacific, and the
[00:28:20] role and prospects of developing
[00:28:23] countries. The agenda also includes
[00:28:26] four plenary sessions and eight
[00:28:30] parallel sessions under the
[00:28:34] motto of building consensus for
[00:28:37] stability and jointly promoting security
[00:28:40] governance. The meeting takes
[00:28:44] place in an international
[00:28:47] context marked by profound
[00:28:51] transformations and new security
[00:28:55] challenges and thus seeks to promote
[00:28:59] dialogue and cooperation with developing
[00:29:02] countries. From here in the Chinese capital,
[00:29:06] we return to you in the studios of Caracas,
[00:29:10] Venezuela.
[00:29:13] Thank you, Bruno, for the information and thank you all
[00:29:16] as always for joining us. That's all the
[00:29:19] news for now, we'll see you again soon, have
[00:29:22] a great day, bye
[00:29:24] bye.
[00:29:41] How are you? Jorge Gestoso here. I invite you to join me in
[00:29:44] a new program where we will be talking about world
[00:29:47] forums and their behind-the-scenes realities with another
[00:29:51] notable guest, Ivón Álves
[00:29:54] García, international political analyst from
[00:29:57] Buenos Aires, only on Telesur.
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