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[00:00:26] the White House. Shouts
[00:00:40] Hello, how are you all? I'm Caryali in the Red Sea, at Ramírez, this is Mundo Podcast, the
[00:00:43] space where the voices of Telesur's multiplatform
[00:00:46] podcasts converge.
[00:00:50] the gate of In another voice, Sasi Alejandre analyzes the turn of Uribismo in Colombia through
[00:00:53] the security policy promoted by Abelardo de la
[00:00:57] Espriella, with military operations against FARC
[00:01:00] residences in regions like Huaviare and Catatumbo, a
[00:01:04] hardline strategy that has generated controversy due to the
[00:01:08] victims recorded in these operations, including
[00:01:11] minors, and which reopens the debate about the
[00:01:15] human costs of the
[00:01:26] consolidation of a paramilitary state, returning to
[00:01:30] the darkest times of the armed conflict and illegality in
[00:01:33] Colombia. After the earthquake that plagued the country in the first
[00:01:37] days of his government, Abelardo de la Espriella has advanced in what appears
[00:01:41] to be his vocation to plunge a Colombia, just recovering from
[00:01:45] the barbarism it had been plunged into for so many years of
[00:01:48] Uribismo, into an even more bloodthirsty regime,
[00:01:51] where the state has the power to bomb and assassinate whoever
[00:01:55] it decides to call a guerrilla member, and paramilitarism to dispossess
[00:01:59] peasants of their lands at the point of assassination. This
[00:02:02] is what we are talking about today. I am Sasi Alejandre, welcome to the other voice.
[00:02:20] It was during the campaign that Abelardo spoke of
[00:02:23] alliances in bombing Colombia, and it is now, after having taken power, that he has not taken even a month to start
[00:02:27] doing so, kicking off the first three weeks of government with three
[00:02:31] bombings, one in Catatumbo and two in
[00:02:33] Huaviare, sold as operations to weaken the
[00:02:37] ELN structures and the FARC dissidents, such as the
[00:02:41] Jorge Suárez block or the Iván Mordisco dissidents,
[00:02:44] but was there truly a
[00:02:46] main efforts of the United States to weakening of these structures with the attacks? The
[00:02:49] reality is that none of the key
[00:02:52] were actually hit, targets of the bombings were confirmed as killed. In
[00:02:54] fact, if we want to talk about that, there are no official figures for
[00:02:58] those killed, much less their identities: the first in
[00:03:02] Catatumbo, a border area with Venezuela, according to the Ministry of
[00:03:05] Defense, resulted in two deaths, including
[00:03:09] a 16-year-old boy, both labeled as alleged
[00:03:13] members of the ELN, in other words, without sufficient
[00:03:16] proof of having been so, people whose
[00:03:19] identity, of course, we do not know. What we do know
[00:03:23] for certain, however, is that three peasants were
[00:03:26] seriously injured in the bombing, which also caused the forced
[00:03:30] displacement of families from the
[00:03:34] second bombing, now in Guaviare, had an official
[00:03:37] report of 10
[00:03:40] ever, global solidarity with killed, all classified as active combatants,
[00:03:44] this, of course, without proof of having been so. What was confirmed
[00:03:47] by forensic medicine, however, is that among the killed
[00:03:51] there were three minors, something that the government justified
[00:03:54] by calling them human shields. There, the
[00:03:58] Minister of Defense correctly calls the recruitment of minors
[00:04:01] a war crime, which, thanks to the
[00:04:04] Special Jurisdiction for Peace, an body that Abelardo wants
[00:04:07] to eliminate, is known to have involved 18,677
[00:04:11] of them between 1971 and
[00:04:14] 2016. But is the way to combat the
[00:04:17] recruitment of minors by killing them?
[00:04:20] Human rights organizations denounced the extensive
[00:04:23] killing of minors in these bombings for having ignored
[00:04:26] intelligence that pointed to their presence at the scene, that
[00:04:30] is, because they were deliberately
[00:04:34] we are not finished, the third bombing has been by far the most
[00:04:37] opaque, but also discovered as the deadliest in
[00:04:40] almost a decade. Although the ministry officially
[00:04:44] reported eight deaths, unilaterally
[00:04:46] classifying them this time as terrorists, forensic medicine
[00:04:50] would deny this figure, communicating that from that
[00:04:53] bombing they would have received up to 24
[00:04:56] were mostly disfigured. It
[00:05:00] was confirmed that there were two
[00:05:02] So, we have minors among the killed.
[00:05:05] dispute between Western interests And Abelardo says that the gangs they claim to have affected would have sustained terror in
[00:05:10] uh, do not threaten for the Colombia, but isn't that exactly what they intend to establish with these operations
[00:05:13] as well? The truth is that between false figures and opaque
[00:05:17] information, the identity of almost all of those killed is unknown,
[00:05:21] potentially being false positives, that is,
[00:05:24] civilians falsely accused of being combatants, this
[00:05:27] recalling the darkest recent times of the
[00:05:30] 7,837 false positives
[00:05:34] unjustly murdered under Uribismo, which is why
[00:05:37] it seems that, just like with Uribe, the state
[00:05:40] would be guaranteeing itself the power to kill anyone
[00:05:44] without any proof of being a guerrilla, but only under the
[00:05:48] vague accusation of being one. Where does this leave us in a climate
[00:05:52] where Abelardo himself has accused the entire bench, militants, and
[00:05:56] voters of the Historic Pact of being guerrillas?
[00:05:59] And that's not all, speaking of the peasant population to whom
[00:06:02] Abelardo claims to have brought justice for the terror experienced
[00:06:06] under the current guerrilla groups, it is this same
[00:06:09] population that, from the beginning of his government, has been the object
[00:06:13] of new paramilitary implantations in their
[00:06:16] territories, who have initiated a campaign of
[00:06:19] terror, torture,
[00:06:22] government of Gustavo Petro would
[00:06:25] have restituted to them, the most flagrant complaints
[00:06:29] coming from southern Córdoba, where Petro would have recovered the
[00:06:32] La Palmira estate of 2,000 hectares that the AUC
[00:06:35] would have taken from
[00:06:39] than a month after the start of the de la Espriella government, suffer
[00:06:42] a re-dispossession by Abelardo's paramilitaries,
[00:06:46] with new complaints of this emerging in Barranquilla or
[00:06:49] Meta.
[00:06:51] meta.
[00:06:54] "Blow to the guerrillas in Colombia," is how the German media outlet Dovele
[00:06:58] titles its report on the bombing campaign,
[00:07:01] its source, stated by them themselves, the social
[00:07:05] network of President de la Espriella. And so,
[00:07:08] while some would think that the conventional media in the garden
[00:07:13] would rather see with alarm that the identity, profile, occupation, and much
[00:07:16] less judicial charges, if any, against the
[00:07:20] victims are not known, the reality is
[00:07:23] that what these media do is take what a president with a proven
[00:07:27] null attachment to legality says on Twitter and
[00:07:30] present it as irrefutable truth. "Blow to the
[00:07:34] guerrillas," even if we don't know if it was, and not only that, as for the
[00:07:37] Colombian right-wing media, we have headlines like this one from
[00:07:41] Semana: "Deaths, bombings, and blows to
[00:07:44] criminal groups, thus began the military offensive of
[00:07:48] President Abelardo de la Espriella." Do you see anything similar? Rather, it's
[00:07:52] the same. "Blows to criminal groups." And it is
[00:07:56] these media that will never tell you that while there is complete
[00:07:59] opacity regarding the identity of the victims and whether the guerrillas
[00:08:05] what is happening behind the smoke screen is the return
[00:08:08] of a paramilitary state that slowly tortures
[00:08:12] and dispossesses of their lands the very peasants that these
[00:08:16] bombings claim to want to protect.
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[00:10:15] And in this second part of Mundo Podcast, in the world according to
[00:10:19] Ramonet, we will analyze the military victory of the Houthis
[00:10:22] in Bab-el-Mandeb, which is the gateway to the Red
[00:10:26] Sea. The journalist explains how this force managed
[00:10:30] to take positions on the coast and on Perim
[00:10:33] Island, a local advance with repercussions on
[00:10:36] global trade and geopolitics, a situation that,
[00:10:40] added to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, could
[00:10:43] affect the flow of up to 32% of global
[00:10:46] hydrocarbons, according to an analysis
[00:10:49] published by a specialized international
[00:10:52] media outlet. Hello, how are
[00:10:55] you? Well, indeed, today we are going to talk about this
[00:10:58] Houthi military victory
[00:11:02] the entrance to the Red Sea, in this
[00:11:05] bottleneck that constitutes Bab
[00:11:08] el-Mandeb. "Bab" in Arabic means "gate," "bab"
[00:11:12] and Bab el-Mandeb is
[00:11:15] lamentations, the gate of
[00:11:18] tears, because in that place where there are a series of
[00:11:21] small islets, well, many shipwrecks
[00:11:25] occur, evidently for thousands of years, and the central
[00:11:28] government has had to retreat to Aden, which is a port located
[00:11:32] on the side of the Gulf of Aden,
[00:11:35] before the Red Sea. We are seeing maps
[00:11:38] here, and these maps that you see
[00:11:42] clearly indicate the area, how and where Yemen
[00:11:45] is located, Eritrea in front,
[00:11:49] Djibouti, the Bab el-Mandeb
[00:11:51] passage, the Red Sea, the Suez
[00:11:55] Canal. It is the Gulf of Aden and the Arabian Peninsula with the
[00:11:58] other strait, the Strait of Hormuz, also closed.
[00:12:02] So, as we were saying, the Houthis last week
[00:12:06] achieved a great military victory over government
[00:12:09] forces that are allied with Saudi Arabia,
[00:12:13] trained, equipped by Saudi Arabia, and they have managed
[00:12:17] to control the entire Red Sea coast
[00:12:20] up to the Bab el-Mandeb strait, also the
[00:12:24] island, this Perim island, which is
[00:12:27] the island that controls the entrance to the Red Sea. It is a military
[00:12:31] victory, we could say, of a local war, but that local war has
[00:12:35] planetary consequences. Why? Because, of course, if
[00:12:38] meanwhile Saudi Arabia is
[00:12:42] involved, even if it didn't
[00:12:44] want to be, but it is involved due to its traditional
[00:12:48] the war between Israel and the United States
[00:12:52] against Iran, Iran has,
[00:12:55] this, counteracted by bombing a series of
[00:12:58] refineries, military bases,
[00:13:01] American ones, and consequently it has
[00:13:03] bombed areas in Qatar, areas
[00:13:07] in the United Arab Emirates, also in Saudi
[00:13:10] Arabia on the one hand, and on the other hand,
[00:13:14] evidently, that has had as a consequence that confrontation
[00:13:17] Israel, United States against
[00:13:21] know, of the Strait of Hormuz. Through the Strait
[00:13:24] of Hormuz, 20% of the world's
[00:13:27] hydrocarbons pass, 20%, that is, a
[00:13:31] fifth of the hydrocarbons consumed in the
[00:13:34] world. With the victory of the Houthis, the Houthis now control
[00:13:38] Bab el-Mandeb. Through Bab el-Mandeb, the Suez
[00:13:41] Canal, 12%
[00:13:45] of the world's hydrocarbons pass. 20% plus
[00:13:48] 12% makes 32%, that is, a
[00:13:51] third of the hydrocarbons, oil, gas,
[00:13:55] liquefied gas that circulates throughout the
[00:13:58] world, that the world needs, that the world consumes,
[00:14:02] can today be paralyzed. In Hormuz, paralyzed.
[00:14:06] In Bab el-Mandeb, it can be paralyzed, depending on the type of agreement that
[00:14:09] is reached. The Houthis have declared
[00:14:13] that any international
[00:14:16] ship will be able to continue passing through
[00:14:19] Bab el-Mandeb, except for Saudi Arabian ships, which are their
[00:14:22] enemy, and on the other hand.
[00:14:25] They have been for several years, since
[00:14:29] the crisis in Gaza began,
[00:14:31] uh, for several years also attacking,
[00:14:35] preventing ships that they
[00:14:38] estimate belong to or are going
[00:14:42] towards Israel, which has a port in the Gulf of
[00:14:45] Aqaba,
[00:14:47] which is a port at the end of this Red Sea, no, the
[00:14:51] Red Sea to the north, goes on one
[00:14:53] side, uh, to the west side of the
[00:14:57] Sinai Peninsula, it goes towards
[00:15:00] the Suez Canal, but to
[00:15:03] the west of the Sinai Peninsula it goes
[00:15:06] towards the Gulf, it's called the Gulf of Aqaba,
[00:15:10] there is a city at the bottom that
[00:15:14] is a city and an Israeli
[00:15:17] port, and uh, on the other hand, there are also
[00:15:20] Jordanian ports and Egyptian ports, the Sinai Peninsula
[00:15:24] belongs to Egypt.
[00:15:27] 32% of the world's hydrocarbons that can be paralyzed,
[00:15:30] and I repeat, the Houthis
[00:15:35] moment, it's a kind of agreement, uh,
[00:15:39] quite intelligent for them that they do not threaten American
[00:15:43] ships, they say, for which Saudi Arabia, which is
[00:15:46] a great power, evidently
[00:15:49] military and financial and
[00:15:51] oil, evidently, the world's first oil exporter,
[00:15:55] but it is now in a situation where no one
[00:15:59] helps it, so we observe
[00:16:02] uh, Prince Salman, who is the Crown Prince, but since the King
[00:16:06] is very ill, the one who governs, who directs the
[00:16:09] executive of Saudi Arabia, is Prince Salman, and
[00:16:12] Prince Salman has, apparently, according to
[00:16:15] information in the press, uh, has
[00:16:19] called Donald Trump personally several
[00:16:22] times and uh, to
[00:16:25] ask him to help
[00:16:29] him effectively
[00:16:31] dislodge the Houthis
[00:16:35] from the port of Mocha that they have just occupied
[00:16:38] and from Bab el-Mandeb, and President Trump apparently told
[00:16:42] him that the United States at this moment does not
[00:16:44] have sufficient resources, sufficient forces, they have
[00:16:48] two navies in the region, but they are
[00:16:51] all focused on
[00:16:54] the attack on Iran, and furthermore, today we know, according to
[00:16:57] analysts, that the United States does not have
[00:17:01] sufficient ammunition to carry out two offensives, one against Iran
[00:17:04] and another eventually against the Houthis. So, a
[00:17:08] very blocked situation, the
[00:17:11] jump in Europe, the price of 1 liter of
[00:17:15] gasoline at this moment is reaching
[00:17:18] €3, €3, that is,
[00:17:20] €3.2 or
[00:17:22] €3.3 per liter, I'm not talking about
[00:17:26] gallons. So we see that this
[00:17:29] situation creates great
[00:17:33] concern on an international scale due to the
[00:17:36] increase in inflation, and
[00:17:39] when we are uh, a short time away,
[00:17:43] a little over a month, a month and a half from the Midterm elections
[00:17:46] in the United States, which are on November 3rd, and
[00:17:49] which will be judged on the
[00:17:53] inflation, that is, a small group
[00:17:56] attacks a very particular and almost
[00:17:59] forgotten region of the world and an apocalypse
[00:18:03] occurs on an international scale
[00:18:05] in the energy aspect. That
[00:18:07] is today's world, there are no
[00:18:11] uh, finally places that are
[00:18:15] small or that are secondary, the
[00:18:17] world is interconnected and anything
[00:18:21] that happens in a distant place has
[00:18:24] repercussions for the whole
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[00:20:33] And to conclude this edition of Mundo Podcast, politologist
[00:20:37] Juan Carlos Monedero focuses on the geopolitical
[00:20:42] and the rise of new powers.
[00:20:45] Trump reconfigures U.S. influence in Latin
[00:20:48] America, while in other regions like Iran,
[00:20:52] Washington finds limits to its capacity for
[00:20:55] influence and control. Juan
[00:20:57] Carlos Monedero for Telesur, the world
[00:21:01] invites disobedience to Donald
[00:21:04] Trump. While in Mexico they shout from the National
[00:21:07] Palace, recalling the independence from Spain, shouts
[00:21:11] are heard, in this case of rage in the West Wing of
[00:21:16] that were heard at the meeting of the G7 in India, the United States
[00:21:20] is becoming isolated, it has victories, of course, but each of
[00:21:24] those victories is also a contradiction, and its alliance with
[00:21:28] the extreme right is beginning to awaken the people,
[00:21:31] it won't be tomorrow, but in a world where linearities have been
[00:21:35] broken, where a small event can generate a
[00:21:38] hecatomb on the other side, where the contradictions of the neoliberal
[00:21:42] model leave too many people without a society,
[00:21:45] there is much game to play. I think it is very
[00:21:49] difficult for countries that during the last 50 years have
[00:21:52] maintained a close relationship of economic, military
[00:21:56] and diplomatic trust with the United States to recover
[00:21:59] that relationship, even if the Democrats win in November and
[00:22:03] then in the next presidential elections in the United States,
[00:22:06] especially because what seemed impossible, that the Western world
[00:22:10] would seek new allies, Donald Trump has unleashed it
[00:22:14] inevitably. The rebel forces have won in Yemen, the
[00:22:17] Iranians have not been subjugated, Jean-Luc Mélenchon leads the
[00:22:20] polls in France, just as Lula does in Brazil, and in
[00:22:24] Ireland, the president told Trump to his face that she was conveying
[00:22:27] the firm opinion of the Irish people that the normalization
[00:22:31] of war and genocide can never be accepted.
[00:22:34] In the recent trip of Marco Rubio to Colombia,
[00:22:38] Peru, and Ecuador, the surprise has been that except for the clown de la
[00:22:42] Espriella who will sink with Trump, both in Ecuador and in
[00:22:45] Peru and especially in that country, they decided to
[00:22:49] approach the United States militarily, they have no other choice, but without
[00:22:52] commercially distancing themselves from China. Peru's economic relations
[00:22:56] with China, especially through the port of
[00:23:00] Chancay, are enormous. The Strait of
[00:23:03] Hormuz has been lost and is condemning the planet to an economic crisis, the
[00:23:06] victory, as we said, of the Ansar Allah group in Yemen, with the
[00:23:09] control of the Bab el-Mandeb strait, doubles
[00:23:13] Trump's concerns. None of the Arab countries have
[00:23:17] any reason now to maintain the agreement that Kissinger made in the
[00:23:20] 70s to negotiate oil with dollars in exchange for receiving
[00:23:24] protection. What protection, if
[00:23:27] the Iranians have blown up all the American
[00:23:30] military bases in the area? For all this, it must be considered that the
[00:23:36] maintain its status quo will come from Latin America,
[00:23:40] because it is where it is finding the least opposition,
[00:23:43] where, with the exception of Mexico and Brazil, where it can offer
[00:23:46] the most results and where due to proximity its threats are most
[00:23:50] real. That is why the United States is not simply trying to sell more to
[00:23:54] Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, it is trying to reorganize the
[00:23:57] conditions under which those countries trade,
[00:24:00] invest, build infrastructure and manage their
[00:24:03] strategic resources so that China does not control
[00:24:07] the decisive nodes of those economies, and what is there?
[00:24:10] Well, critical minerals, ports, energy,
[00:24:13] telecommunications, artificial intelligence increasingly
[00:24:17] central, and security, all these elements
[00:24:21] cease to be separate issues, they are part of the same power
[00:24:24] politics. Venezuela subjected to a kind of lawless protectorate that
[00:24:27] does not establish it as such, and Colombia, as the central node of US
[00:24:31] control of Latin America, are the most affected
[00:24:33] countries. Trump does not stop reminding us that for him Venezuela is the
[00:24:37] 51st state of the United States, that he has taken the oil and that
[00:24:41] President Delcy Rodríguez is his best ally. All this
[00:24:44] hinders the reconstruction of Chavismo, not now, but for the
[00:24:48] next decade, and if things do not change, it prepares
[00:24:52] for when Trump decides to call elections, the victory of the
[00:24:56] genuinely pro-American opposition that will directly
[00:24:59] hand over all the country's wealth, as María Corina
[00:25:03] Machado already promised at the time to the United
[00:25:06] States. And regarding Colombia, let's not forget two essential
[00:25:10] things: that de la Espriella has American nationality and that
[00:25:13] he has particular personal businesses with
[00:25:15] Marco. If this appropriation of Colombia for
[00:25:19] Rubio's interests will signify an element of discord between him and Donald
[00:25:23] Trump, it is open. President
[00:25:26] Petro has insisted, I believe without much
[00:25:29] conviction, that Trump did not even know what OFAC was,
[00:25:33] that office of foreign assets control, which would
[00:25:37] fuel the idea that in the division of the spoils, Trump got Venezuela and
[00:25:40] Marco Rubio got Colombia, and Trump would disengage from everything
[00:25:44] that happened in Colombia, as I say, it may have some truth, but it
[00:25:48] is not entirely convincing.
[00:25:51] Things are definitely moving, and time is against Donald Trump and his
[00:25:54] partners, because Trump has partners, due to problems with
[00:25:58] his plans in the Middle East, due to the growing articulation of the
[00:26:01] BRICS, the sharp loss of international
[00:26:04] allies who are forming new alliances, an ideological
[00:26:07] re-articulation of the Democratic Party with a growing
[00:26:11] socialist wing, due to the recovery, albeit slow, of the
[00:26:14] European left, which still has to go through the ordeal of the ultra victory in
[00:26:18] Spain and France, due to the demonstration of US interference
[00:26:22] in elections in many countries, especially
[00:26:25] Latin American ones, due to the global rejection of the genocide in
[00:26:28] Gaza, something that all Israeli tourists are already noticing,
[00:26:32] and it is good that this is the case, in all parts of the world, due to the firmness
[00:26:35] of Canada and Mexico, its two large borders, and because he has
[00:26:39] run out of rabbits in his hat by not solving
[00:26:43] inflation and the price of diesel in the United States, by not making
[00:26:46] public the Epstein list that would show him as a very likely
[00:26:50] pedophile, and by involving the country in wars that involve an enormous
[00:26:53] cost. wear and tear. Trump
[00:26:57] is going all in on Latin America, Mexico has put a stop
[00:27:00] to his pretensions, Brazil too, and everything seems to indicate
[00:27:03] that Lula will win, the people are in the streets in Argentina, in Peru, in Chile, in Colombia,
[00:27:07] and we shouldn't rule out that the same thing will happen elsewhere, even
[00:27:11] more so, with those images of Yemeni
[00:27:13] soldiers, in sandals, with flip-flops, with a
[00:27:16] Kalashnikov on their shoulder, and who have stopped Saudi Arabia,
[00:27:20] Palestine, the United States, all an
[00:27:24] invitation to
[00:27:25] disobedience.
[00:27:29] And so we reach the end of Mundo Podcast, where
[00:27:33] podcasts jump to the screen, remember to
[00:27:36] send us your comments, your suggestions through social
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[00:27:42] and on the YouTube channel Mundo Podcast Telesur where you can also
[00:27:46] find previous episodes, I'm Caryali
[00:27:49] Ramírez, thank you for joining us, we'll see you in a
[00:27:52] next installment, until
[00:27:53] then.
[00:28:13] As every year, the United Nations headquarters receives world leaders
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[00:30:25] Noticias. I'm Aron Romero and these are our
[00:30:28] headlines.
[00:30:32] Russia, several civilians died as a result of a massive
[00:30:36] Ukrainian drone attack against
[00:30:37] Moscú.
[00:30:43] In Israel, citizens took to the streets in
[00:30:47] Netanyahu's management for acts
[00:30:49] corruption.
[00:30:55] And the Philippines hosts the 588th meeting of
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