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[00:04:01] Central America, 205 years of
[00:04:04] in the collapse zones, the independence commemorated by several countries amidst demands, in addition to better
[00:04:08] conditions, defense of their rights and
[00:04:11] social justice among the
[00:04:13] demands.
[00:04:20] In Bolivia, the government of Rodrigo Paz threatened to
[00:04:24] impose a state of siege as part of its actions to
[00:04:28] criminalize social protest.
[00:04:30] development, because if we are going to
[00:04:36] for us and for the Demanding the application of the university financing
[00:04:39] law, unprecedented protests have taken place in Argentina, on
[00:04:43] one hand, doctors provided free care in the
[00:04:47] Plaza de Mayo and educators taught
[00:04:49] classes in the middle of the
[00:04:51] street.
[00:05:00] Later, in the media key, the Secretary of the Air Force of the United
[00:05:03] States, Troy Mang, in his latest statements has confirmed that
[00:05:07] he maintains space control weapons in Earth orbit.
[00:05:10] What do the media say? We will review more
[00:05:13] later.
[00:05:48] director Patricio Guzmán has passed away, his
[00:05:52] death was announced early this morning, I will tell you the
[00:05:55] details, we will review his legacy later.
[00:06:18] We start in Central America, in El Salvador, within the framework of the
[00:06:21] commemoration of the 205 years of Central American
[00:06:24] independence, various social movements have taken to the
[00:06:27] streets to express their discontent with the government of
[00:06:31] Nayib Bukele, yesterday our correspondent in San Salvador Roberto Hugo Presa, closely
[00:06:35] followed the mobilization and tells us more details about the day.
[00:06:38] Go ahead,
[00:06:42] thank you. Good evening, 205 years of the so-called
[00:06:45] Central American Independence are commemorated this September
[00:06:48] 15th and the Salvadoran social movement took the opportunity
[00:06:51] to take to the streets, laid-off workers,
[00:06:55] teachers, students,
[00:06:58] people who have been displaced from their sales
[00:07:01] stalls in the streets of San Salvador, environmentalists
[00:07:05] speaking out against metallic mining, relatives of
[00:07:08] people who have been detained under the state of
[00:07:11] exception. Relatives of political prisoners, in short, a series
[00:07:15] of organizations that took to the streets, I repeat,
[00:07:19] not to commemorate
[00:07:23] demand their rights in the streets. This is the
[00:07:26] note.
[00:07:28] It is seen, it is felt, it is present. Amidst
[00:07:32] the state of exception, social organizations called
[00:07:35] for this popular march. The mobilization coincides with the
[00:07:39] commemoration of the 205 years of independence.
[00:07:42] Central American, for us there is no
[00:07:45] independence when there are people who have been unjustly
[00:07:49] captured, without due process, they have
[00:07:52] violated all human rights, including
[00:07:56] international human rights conventions in this
[00:08:00] country. Union members, health
[00:08:03] workers and laid-off teachers marched, also joined
[00:08:05] by vendors, environmentalists, communities, women and
[00:08:09] relatives of those detained under the state of exception.
[00:08:12] Sector with its own slogans and complaints, we
[00:08:16] do it with all the conviction and all the
[00:08:20] energy to be able to continue
[00:08:22] denouncing all the abuses and the
[00:08:26] precarious situations that our country is facing, we
[00:08:30] are facing a situation that is getting
[00:08:33] worse, there is a
[00:08:36] the material conditions of life of our people,
[00:08:40] increased poverty and there are also reforms and
[00:08:44] deterioration in the
[00:08:46] democratic issue and today I am here
[00:08:49] precisely for independence to return our rights that the regime
[00:08:52] should have for those who are gang members not for the
[00:08:56] working civilians
[00:09:00] like my son,
[00:09:03] they also protested against the thousands of layoffs in the public
[00:09:07] and private sectors, there are already 47 workers in the
[00:09:10] public and municipal sector who have been unjustly
[00:09:14] dismissed, there is no
[00:09:17] prompt justice for the
[00:09:21] working class, cunning methods such
[00:09:24] as suppression of positions are used and due
[00:09:27] processes are not respected, private companies continue
[00:09:31] to lay off workers, most of whom are women
[00:09:34] from maquilas, violating job
[00:09:38] they marched through the streets of San Salvador demanding that workers'
[00:09:41] rights be respected. This September
[00:09:44] 15th
[00:09:48] trade union movement must mean having
[00:09:52] decent employment, job stability,
[00:09:55] respect for labor
[00:09:58] rights, respect for trade union
[00:10:01] freedom,
[00:10:04] the flags of Cuba, Venezuela, Iran, Palestine and Lebanon flew
[00:10:08] among the crowd, as a popular expression of
[00:10:11] solidarity with those peoples.
[00:10:14] And while the social sector was demonstrating in the streets of San
[00:10:17] Salvador and ending in the historic center of the Salvadoran
[00:10:20] capital, its mobilization,
[00:10:23] also in other parts of the... capital, the civic parade
[00:10:27] organized by the government was taking place.
[00:10:30] That's all, colleagues, from San Salvador. I'll be back with
[00:10:33] you. Thank you Roberto Hugo Presa, another Central
[00:10:37] American nation that also commemorated its independence is Honduras, but
[00:10:40] there were protests, especially by the Liberal Party,
[00:10:44] questioning the interference that the United States implements and what
[00:10:48] this implies in the government of Nacias Fura. Karim Duarte is with us live
[00:10:51] to expand on the details of this panorama. Hello Karim. nice to greet you,
[00:10:55] tell us,
[00:10:58] hello Paola, hello Luis, nice to greet you from Tegucigalpa, Honduras,
[00:11:02] that's right, today the self-convened people
[00:11:06] came out in rejection of the illegitimate administration and also of the
[00:11:09] Honduran interference, they also question the
[00:11:13] independence of the country, 205 years
[00:11:16] depending on the United States, the
[00:11:20] European community and especially on decision
[00:11:23] making. It is also very important because
[00:11:27] at the end of this mobilization, the former
[00:11:30] presidential candidate and sub-coordinator of freedom and refoundation, Riximoncada,
[00:11:34] gave a speech where she
[00:11:38] raised spirits and also assured that with her
[00:11:41] integrity she is willing to continue bringing freedom to
[00:11:45] Honduras, let's
[00:11:48] listen: the resistance of the people will always be a
[00:11:51] success and the elites will never be able
[00:11:55] to cope with the resistance of the strength of the peoples, it doesn't matter that
[00:11:58] sometimes the peoples lose heart,
[00:12:02] time passes and we resume it and we understand that only
[00:12:06] the people save the people and that we have to go out and
[00:12:10] resist in the streets to
[00:12:12] conquer, to conquer that our
[00:12:16] rights are respected, nothing ever
[00:12:19] falls from the sky for the peoples, no one ever
[00:12:22] comes and serves us anything on a silver platter.
[00:12:30] So we can see that Riximoncada also,
[00:12:33] during this speech, also criticized
[00:12:37] Donald Trump, she spoke about him and about the case of
[00:12:41] Cerimedo in the south of the
[00:12:44] continent where this character is accused of three crimes
[00:12:47] and in Honduras he is still innocent,
[00:12:51] she also spoke about the Epstein case among others, but...
[00:12:55] The criticism is also for the pardons that
[00:12:57] have recently been granted, she realized that these
[00:13:01] have been sold, she also questioned that there is a
[00:13:04] campaign against drug trafficking, but the biggest
[00:13:07] capo in the region has been released, let's continue
[00:13:11] listening,
[00:13:14] he will be subject to American justice
[00:13:17] and American justice has been
[00:13:21] highly violated by Donald Trump.
[00:13:26] moment it says that the United States fights against drug
[00:13:30] trafficking, but grants a pardon to a
[00:13:33] president who was labeled by the Federal Court as a
[00:13:37] drug trafficker, then I believe that it will be
[00:13:40] up to the American people in the
[00:13:43] midterm elections to do justice and once
[00:13:47] the Senate and the upper house and the lower
[00:13:50] house are integrated, they will have their
[00:13:53] mechanisms to evaluate all the
[00:13:57] investigations that have come out regarding the commercialization
[00:13:59] that has been made of the federal
[00:14:03] justice system of the United States, which is a
[00:14:07] disgrace in the whole world. Thus we can see how
[00:14:10] Riximoncada continues to have the affection of supporters
[00:14:13] and especially of those who remain
[00:14:16] in opposition, who
[00:14:19] recognize the poor administration of
[00:14:23] this government.
[00:14:25] Illegitimate, on the other hand, in other streets, these 205
[00:14:29] years of independence were also celebrated, which are
[00:14:32] in quotation marks, but under
[00:14:35] threats, that is, they forced the different
[00:14:37] colleges and schools to
[00:14:41] march or parade in blue and
[00:14:44] white uniforms and if at any time they raised their voice
[00:14:48] to criticize the illegitimate government of Nas Riasfura
[00:14:51] or say the slogan "Out with them", the
[00:14:55] directors and teachers would be sanctioned, the speech of
[00:14:59] Nasrias Fura was completely in an
[00:15:02] empty place, the national stadium, so
[00:15:05] this means that there is a rejection according to critics,
[00:15:09] for now, that's what I can inform you, I return to you
[00:15:13] in the main studios, thank you for
[00:15:16] the information, clear contrast regarding this event and how the people
[00:15:19] are indeed commemorating it, on the other hand,
[00:15:22] the social protests
[00:15:25] against the government of Nazaretasfur in Honduras, thank you very
[00:15:28] much for this complete report from our colleague in
[00:15:32] Honduras and we move to Guatemala because the day of national
[00:15:35] independence is commemorated there through student and official
[00:15:39] parades, amidst the fervor, some sectors of the population
[00:15:42] point out that there is nothing to celebrate because it does not
[00:15:45] represent the voices of cultural diversity in that
[00:15:48] country, our colleague Rolanda García prepared the note
[00:15:52] and speaks precisely about this scenario,
[00:15:55] go ahead.
[00:15:59] In several regions of Guatemala, national independence was celebrated
[00:16:02] with music, art and dances, highlighting the
[00:16:06] participation of students, teachers and indigenous
[00:16:09] peoples, a part of the population recalled that independence
[00:16:12] does not represent the diverse cultures due to the
[00:16:16] exclusionary nature of the state, however, this
[00:16:19] day, in some towns it has become a space for collective
[00:16:22] gathering. Below is the following note:
[00:16:26] through dances, dances and the
[00:16:31] exhibition of nationalist symbols, students from the
[00:16:33] community of Santa María Dolores participated in the national
[00:16:38] independence festivities, a tradition that also
[00:16:42] involved the population. Much joy,
[00:16:45] that's how I conclude it, much joy, much color, much
[00:16:49] diversity and that's something that fills me with pride for the
[00:16:52] community.
[00:16:56] The population assures that amidst the civic festivities they gather to
[00:17:00] enjoy collectively. They coexist,
[00:17:03] that's the nice thing, that you have to coexist, although
[00:17:07] not all the time, but at least once a
[00:17:10] year or when an activity can be done, it's very
[00:17:14] nice to coexist because you see different
[00:17:17] things or you learn different things, while
[00:17:21] in some territories the inhabitants live the patriotic
[00:17:24] fervor, some sectors of the population question independence
[00:17:28] as an act that marked the beginning of the dispossession of the indigenous
[00:17:31] territories, because after independence
[00:17:34] they had the opportunity.
[00:17:37] To encompass large extensions of
[00:17:41] land or the best lands of Guatemala
[00:17:44] were registered or
[00:17:48] benefited to the descendants of the Spaniards who
[00:17:51] were in Guatemala. The aftermath of independence signed by
[00:17:55] the oligarchy is expressed mainly in the daily lives of
[00:17:58] marginalized and peasant sectors that survive on less than
[00:18:02] $2 a day, emphasizes this teacher.
[00:18:05] Because the poor. continues with the daily
[00:18:09] struggle to survive, he has to
[00:18:12] work hard,
[00:18:14] because that's what
[00:18:18] in daily life. Despite the
[00:18:22] exclusion of cultural diversity, the indigenous
[00:18:25] population was present and criticized the folklorization of
[00:18:28] their culture and valued that in some educational centers reflections
[00:18:32] and collective memory about independence were
[00:18:35] carried out.
[00:18:38] It is important to note that in Guatemala more than 20 indigenous
[00:18:42] ethnic groups coexist, but it is evident that the state is not interested
[00:18:46] in the peoples, much less highlighting their existence in the so-called
[00:18:49] national holidays, but the population always takes advantage
[00:18:53] of these spaces to make their struggles for
[00:18:56] inclusion visible.
[00:19:00] Thank you Rolanda, we are also attentive to the development of this information from Central America within the
[00:19:04] framework of its anniversary, the protests that this generates, speaking of others.
[00:19:09] Rodríguez has received this day in the Miraflores Palace San Michel Muched, regional
[00:19:12] director for Latin America and the Caribbean of the United Nations
[00:19:16] Development Program. The visit aims to learn about the
[00:19:22] Nations Development Program in response
[00:19:25] and post-seismic recovery, as well as to strengthen
[00:19:28] cooperation with the Venezuelan government within the framework
[00:19:32] of the sustainable development
[00:19:33] goals.
[00:19:43] All United Nations agencies were activated to
[00:19:47] collaborate with the Venezuelan people and what
[00:19:50] we have concluded is very relevant, it has been a
[00:19:53] work of almost two months, because
[00:19:57] from the first moment they were activated and
[00:20:00] I remember when I spoke with the director, the first thing I
[00:20:04] told him was that we want a plan for
[00:20:08] recover, we want to recover better,
[00:20:11] if we are going to rebuild, we want to rebuild better, and not
[00:20:15] only the infrastructure, but also what
[00:20:17] has to do with the human part, Michel,
[00:20:21] human development and that
[00:20:24] plan that was worked on with all the cabinets of the
[00:20:27] national government, economic cabinet, social cabinet,
[00:20:31] services, foreign ministry, and the team of all
[00:20:34] agencies plus. the World
[00:20:37] Bank, the CF, the Inter-American Bank, the
[00:20:41] European Union, we joined forces to have a
[00:20:44] single plan where there is a real diagnosis
[00:20:48] of the needs. of post-seismic
[00:20:51] Venezuela. It is precisely this first needs assessment
[00:20:54] report that the director of the United Nations Development Program, Michel
[00:20:58] Muchette, highlighted will allow implementation,
[00:21:02] she said, it will serve as a key input for what is
[00:21:05] precisely a resilient reconstruction, that's how
[00:21:08] she explained it.
[00:21:11] To deliver the first report of the Post-Disaster
[00:21:15] Needs Assessment, PDNA for its acronym
[00:21:18] in English. which allows gathering all the
[00:21:21] evidence currently available by sector, but
[00:21:25] also going beyond infrastructure and also
[00:21:29] dimensioning human, social
[00:21:34] arising from the double earthquake of June
[00:21:37] 24th and hoping that this can serve as an important
[00:21:40] input for the preparation of the resilient recovery
[00:21:44] framework, based on evidence and that allows
[00:21:47] connecting those priorities. established by
[00:21:51] the government with the financing needs and the
[00:21:55] governance mechanisms that allow articulating the different
[00:21:59] actors according to the added value that each one
[00:22:02] can provide in this reconstruction effort for Venezuela and perhaps
[00:22:06] the main message behind this effort is that
[00:22:09] Venezuela is not alone, the UN
[00:22:12] system is accompanying it at this moment and the UNDP
[00:22:16] has been on the ground, from the
[00:22:20] initial day, accompanying these national development
[00:22:23] priorities to rebuild and not just rebuild but rebuild
[00:22:26] better. The strengthening of oil production
[00:22:29] and productive indicators in Venezuela show progress
[00:22:33] in the economic plan. Michel Ramírez tells
[00:22:36] us the details. The Venezuelan national economy
[00:22:40] has chained 21 consecutive quarters of expansion,
[00:22:43] supported by an agricultural increase of over 5% and a 21%
[00:22:47] rise in supermarket consumption. We cannot
[00:22:50] expect manna from heaven from oil, but rather build each
[00:22:53] one from their respective
[00:22:56] field of work, farmers on their farms,
[00:23:00] communicators in their communication, contribute
[00:23:03] each one so that the country
[00:23:06] refloats, is reborn and
[00:23:09] builds a truly prosperous
[00:23:13] the expectations not only of us but also of new and future
[00:23:17] generations. The hydrocarbon sector. oil production
[00:23:20] sustains stability in a context where CEPAL projects a growth of
[00:23:24] 6.5%, while workers' income
[00:23:28] increased by 50% this year, reflecting the impact of salary
[00:23:31] recovery policies on national development, then external
[00:23:35] actions such as sanctions, the Obama
[00:23:37] decree and everything we have experienced that we already know it's useless
[00:23:41] to repeat, caused the country
[00:23:44] to enter a strong economic recession,
[00:23:47] that economic recession forced the country
[00:23:50] (and when I say country, I mean not only the state and the government
[00:23:54] but also the organized
[00:23:58] rethink itself economically and accelerate what was already
[00:24:01] planned, it made people react and the economy
[00:24:05] began to diversify rapidly, no, so fundamental
[00:24:08] sectors such as agribusiness, fishing, tourism, began
[00:24:12] to have strong investment, that made us
[00:24:16] enter a process of counter-hegemonic
[00:24:19] growth because indeed it is not a neoliberal
[00:24:22] growth but a growth of wealth distribution, the
[00:24:26] objective of the Venezuelan government is to continue with recovery in
[00:24:29] key areas that guarantee the well-being of the population, that is why
[00:24:33] one of the measures that is requested from the
[00:24:36] acting presidency or from the Venezuelan
[00:24:39] state is that the blockade cease and that the
[00:24:43] sanctions cease, it is the main
[00:24:47] model that the Venezuelan people have chosen for
[00:24:51] 27 years now, to develop a diversified economy,
[00:24:54] an endogenous economy and a
[00:24:57] distribution of resources and that within
[00:25:00] this scheme of economic activity actors,
[00:25:04] a new powerful actor emerges, which is the
[00:25:07] people exercising and dominating their economy. The
[00:25:11] productive increase validates public management in the defense of sovereign
[00:25:14] resources. In the camera of Yoneiker Salazar Michel Ramírez from
[00:25:18] Caracas, Venezuela for Telesur.
[00:25:21] Thank you Michel, also in Venezuela 67% of the entrepreneurs
[00:25:23] registered by national government policies
[00:25:27] are young people, one example is precisely the manufacturing of
[00:25:31] roasters, we are talking about coffee bean toasters,
[00:25:34] it also forms part of one of the key industries of this country, Luis
[00:25:38] Tavera brings us the story.
[00:25:42] In the Dionisio Roaster factory, national ingenuity is translated into
[00:25:45] cutting-edge technology for the
[00:25:46] coffee industry.
[00:25:50] A new roaster line is taking shape to be dispatched to the interior of the
[00:25:54] country, we design lines of
[00:25:58] lines for coffee roasters and coffee roasters for coffee shops
[00:26:01] each piece of equipment. It is custom-made to connect directly with the
[00:26:05] producer, with more than 50 commercial allies throughout the country, this family
[00:26:08] brand consolidates its expansion, eh well, here we have eh part
[00:26:12] of a roaster line that is
[00:26:15] assembled here, well we are here eh doing the
[00:26:18] dismantling for the transfer to its space in its
[00:26:22] warehouse and the assembly, here there are elevators, there are mills, there are
[00:26:26] storage silos this is
[00:26:28] basically everything that is produced here because brands hire us
[00:26:32] to create their roaster line to process their coffee, they hire us,
[00:26:36] we design a plan adapted to their space, their
[00:26:39] production capacity and here it is
[00:26:43] designed, manufactured and installed since 2018 driven by the
[00:26:46] family coffee tradition, they bet on staying in Venezuela and creating their own
[00:26:50] roasting software, from there what started with a roaster,
[00:26:54] now we make nine types of roasters and 11
[00:26:57] additional equipment that integrate production plants
[00:27:00] completely with systems.
[00:27:03] precisión, así opera el modelo DR6, desarrollado con
[00:27:07] talento venezolano. Ella es un equipo robusto que tiene la
[00:27:10] capacidad de 6 kg por carga, una capacidad de
[00:27:14] tueste de 20 kg por hora, una capacidad de producción de
[00:27:17] 160 kg y hasta 200 kg de café por
[00:27:20] The software we have, you can control
[00:27:24] everything that is the roasting process. You control the air flow variables, the drum
[00:27:28] variable, this. You can
[00:27:32] predetermine your roasting curve, the operator has
[00:27:35] total control of the flame system , so the profile
[00:27:39] is developed according to the qualities that the roaster
[00:27:43] finds in that coffee, with a 10% increase in production and a
[00:27:46] 186% jump in shipments to the United States, Venezuelan
[00:27:50] coffee adds new destinations in Europe, Asia and the Caribbean,
[00:27:54] figures that reflect how the synergy between state and entrepreneurs boost
[00:27:57] the economy, yes, really
[00:28:00] they helped us through the Ministry of Youth
[00:28:04] in reference to procedures, advice, things
[00:28:07] but the processes were faster, accompaniment through
[00:28:10] banking and infrastructure management, so that makes
[00:28:14] us as entrepreneurs, hey yes, wait, we need this, this, this
[00:28:17] to really make the robust structure we need
[00:28:20] to show ourselves internationally, because Dionisio Roster, Dionisio Roster bets
[00:28:24] on exports, but for that we have to comply with certain
[00:28:28] requirements and parameters that have been... in this accompaniment with a team of
[00:28:32] 11 workers and an estimated production capacity of 15
[00:28:36] roasters annually, productive experiences like that of this brand
[00:28:39] reaffirm that the strengthening of industrial processing is fundamental both
[00:28:43] to meet internal demand and to expand Venezuela's
[00:28:46] export profile. In the camera of José Luis Briseño, Luis Tavera, Telesur, Caracas,
[00:28:50] Venezuela. And more than two months after the devastating seismic
[00:28:54] doublet that affected the state of La Guaira last June 24. The Bolivarian
[00:28:57] government accelerates comprehensive recovery tasks and
[00:29:01] stabilization in the entity through the implementation of the dignified
[00:29:04] and safe clearance plan.
[00:29:07] Thanks to close coordination
[00:29:09] between state institutions and popular power, the
[00:29:13] main streets and avenues of the La Guaira coast
[00:29:16] are safe, mobile and dignified for families
[00:29:20] affected by the contingency. In this
[00:29:23] sense, the Minister of Public Works, Juan José
[00:29:26] Ramírez, detailed that of the 2.1 million tons
[00:29:29] of material that of the 2.1 million tons
[00:29:33] of material generated by the emergency,
[00:29:36] 720,129.71 cubic meters of
[00:29:40] waste debris,
[00:29:43] equivalent to about 792
[00:29:46] tons, have already been removed and processed.
[00:29:50] This important volume collected represents
[00:29:52] a significant advance of 37.72%
[00:29:56] over the total debris
[00:29:59] accounted for after the earthquake. With these
[00:30:02] continuous sanitation actions
[00:30:06] National Executive reaffirms its commitment
[00:30:09] to the prompt reactivation and well-being of all the
[00:30:13] people of La Guaira. We are going to take a break in our
[00:30:17] central edition, when we return. The determination of the authorities
[00:30:21] in Bolivia generates new controversy. They not only talk about extending
[00:30:25] the state of emergency for 90 days. They do
[00:30:29] not rule out that this may also include a state of...
[00:30:33] militarizing the country and returning to social protests, the
[00:30:36] details when we return.