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[00:00:17] Good afternoon, we begin a new broadcast of Telesur News. Next,
[00:00:20] we will review our headlines.
[00:00:24] Russia closes the polls after 3 days of voting with a
[00:00:27] turnout exceeding 56%.
[00:00:30] Ukrainian attacks against several
[00:00:32] provinces.
[00:00:38] reincorporation of sovereign In Germany, the left wins in Berlin, while the far-right wins in
[00:00:41] Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, a double setback
[00:00:44] for the Merz government.
[00:00:45] Merz.
[00:00:50] The Brazilian intelligence agency, Abin, revealed that the United
[00:00:54] States would seek to intervene in the presidential elections on October
[00:00:57] 4th.
[00:01:04] The legislative elections in Russia concluded their final day with
[00:01:08] positive results, despite attempts from Ukraine to
[00:01:12] create panic among the population and thereby hinder the electoral
[00:01:16] process. Let's see:
[00:01:19] Russia reached its third and final
[00:01:23] legislative election day on September 20th, where the
[00:01:26] 450 deputies of the State Duma, the lower house of
[00:01:30] Parliament, were elected for its ninth legislature. The 3-day
[00:01:33] process, which began on Friday the 18th, was
[00:01:36] plagued by both cyber attacks and Ukrainian drone
[00:01:39] attacks, seeking to destabilize the vote and
[00:01:43] undermine Russian
[00:01:44] democracy.
[00:01:48] As we know, Ukrainian leaders are in no hurry to
[00:01:51] hold elections, but they are also trying to
[00:01:54] stop us. The leaders of Kiev talk about peace and
[00:01:57] propose resuming supposed negotiations.
[00:02:00] However, by committing crimes of this type, they themselves
[00:02:04] are doing everything possible to prevent peace
[00:02:06] or negotiations. Ukraine launched attacks against
[00:02:10] polling stations, assassinated several presidents of
[00:02:13] territorial election commissions. There is also evidence of
[00:02:17] to contain a possible mass attacks against places where polling stations had been or were planned to be
[00:02:21] installed. The concerted efforts to
[00:02:25] maintains its firm stance of hinder the elections, besiege cities, and
[00:02:28] force our electoral and local authorities to
[00:02:32] resort to alternative methods to
[00:02:35] organize the vote are evident.
[00:02:38] Facing the wave of Ukrainian terrorist actions, with a record number of
[00:02:42] 100 drones launched in the early hours of this Sunday into
[00:02:45] Russian territory, including the Moscow region and the
[00:02:49] capital, the president of the Central Electoral Commission
[00:02:52] enumerated some of the damages
[00:02:54] suffered.
[00:02:57] Voting in elections in hostile countries is very difficult. During the massive drone
[00:03:00] attack on September 20th against the Moscow region, an electoral
[00:03:04] committee member was injured, but she reported to her workplace. As a result of
[00:03:08] the attack, also with unmanned aerial vehicles
[00:03:11] against a bus in the Kherson region, two people died,
[00:03:15] including an electoral committee member. Also, in Komi, at one of the
[00:03:19] polling stations, after the voting concluded, an arson
[00:03:22] fire occurred. The perpetrator of the fire has already been arrested.
[00:03:25] Hostile actions against the electoral process have not gone
[00:03:29] unpunished. Internationally, more than 1,000 foreign
[00:03:32] observers participated in the elections,
[00:03:35] the international network Stay including from Western countries, who assure that Russia is a leader in electronic
[00:03:38] voting.
[00:03:41] try to put Obviously, we are looking for a transparent and fair process, and I think that so
[00:03:44] far we haven't seen anything negative. What we have seen so far is very
[00:03:47] impressive, especially with regard to technology. Russia
[00:03:51] is a developed country compared to others in technological
[00:03:55] terms, so we have a lot to
[00:03:58] learn. On September 21st, the Central
[00:04:02] cities, on the communities Electoral Commission will announce the results of the legislative elections. Citizens
[00:04:06] will know who the 450 deputies of the
[00:04:10] State Duma will be, as well as the top officials of eight regions
[00:04:13] of the country and the deputies of the legislative and local self-government
[00:04:17] bodies. Arian López and Odet Díaz
[00:04:20] Fumero, Telesur, Moscow,
[00:04:23] Russia.
[00:04:25] Still in Russia, the director of the Russian Energy Corporation
[00:04:29] Rosatom, Alexey Likhachov, denounced an
[00:04:32] increase in Ukrainian attacks against the city of
[00:04:35] Energodar, near the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, the
[00:04:39] largest in Europe. The director stated that during the
[00:04:42] week prior to the elections, an even greater volume of
[00:04:46] attacks was recorded, while Ukrainian forces intensified psychological
[00:04:50] pressure on the city's inhabitants.
[00:04:53] Likhachov noted that the objective of these attacks
[00:04:56] would be to disrupt the parliamentary elections being held
[00:05:00] in Russia this weekend, and confirmed that the incidents have left at
[00:05:03] least one fatality.
[00:05:05] artificial intelligence in the entity amidst In this context, the Russian authorities have denounced this escalation
[00:05:09] of harassment while maintaining their call to the population
[00:05:13] to exercise their right to vote, emphasizing that citizen participation
[00:05:16] will prevail over destabilization attempts.
[00:05:31] Germany evaluates a new political scenario after regional
[00:05:34] elections. Berlin celebrates a milestone with the
[00:05:37] victory of the Left Party Die Linke,
[00:05:40] while in other regions, the influence of the far-right
[00:05:44] grows. In the Berlin elections, the Left Party
[00:05:47] Die Linke became the leading force with
[00:05:50] 25.4%,
[00:05:53] being the first time it won the regional elections in the
[00:05:56] capital, while the far-right party Alternative for Germany,
[00:05:59] AfD, achieved a victory in the regional elections in
[00:06:03] Mecklenburg-Vorpommern with
[00:06:06] 37% of the votes. For his part, the German
[00:06:09] Chancellor described the day as a disaster and
[00:06:12] asserted that confidence in the country's institutions is
[00:06:16] declining and is being undermined by radical
[00:06:19] parties. Despite the AfD's victory in
[00:06:22] Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, it was not
[00:06:25] enough to obtain an absolute majority in the Chamber, which
[00:06:28] is composed of 71
[00:06:31] seats.
[00:06:37] The result in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern cannot be disguised;
[00:06:41] it is a disaster. Confidence in our country's
[00:06:44] institutions is diminishing and is being actively
[00:06:47] undermined by radical parties. Therefore, in Germany
[00:06:50] and Europe, we need to re-evaluate fundamental issues such as freedom
[00:06:54] and security in our societies.
[00:06:57] The autonomous city of Melilla,
[00:07:00] Spain, raised alarms about the possible illegal entry of
[00:07:04] migrants from Morocco, generating concern among its
[00:07:06] inhabitants due to a similar event in Ceuta. The Spanish
[00:07:09] government deployed more than 60 agents from the Civil
[00:07:12] Guard's reserve and security group in response to messages
[00:07:16] on social media encouraging the massive entry of immigrants into
[00:07:20] Melilla. However, civil protection personnel themselves assured
[00:07:24] that the number of officials deployed in the city is insufficient
[00:07:30] entry of foreigners. Meanwhile, the Moroccan government keeps
[00:07:33] its borders open and takes no action in the face of
[00:07:37] the possible migration of dozens of compatriots to Spanish
[00:07:41] territory. More than 200 entities
[00:07:44] marched this Sunday through
[00:07:52] the streets of Barcelona against the expansion of El Prat
[00:07:55] airport. They denounce that the project would worsen the climate
[00:07:59] crisis, mass tourism, and the destruction of protected
[00:08:03] natural spaces. Let's see the details with our
[00:08:06] correspondent Andrés Flores.
[00:08:09] The mobilization called by more than 200 social,
[00:08:15] neighborhood, and environmental entities marched this
[00:08:19] Sunday through the center of Barcelona against the expansion
[00:08:22] of El Prat airport. The proposal comes days
[00:08:25] after the Spanish government approved the first
[00:08:28] investments of the project, which plans to extend the third
[00:08:32] runway, the closest to the sea, to allow intercontinental
[00:08:35] flights. Its proponents present it as an economic
[00:08:38] opportunity, those who oppose it as a
[00:08:41] threat. Uh, we are here representing
[00:08:47] Grounded, which is a global network that fights against the expansion
[00:08:51] and growth of the aviation industry, and we do so for
[00:08:55] various reasons. One has to do with the climate emergency
[00:08:58] we are living in, where the planet
[00:09:01] is exceeding its planetary boundaries to
[00:09:04] sustain life on Earth, and at the same time, also
[00:09:07] because of the direct impacts that the aviation industry
[00:09:11] and its expansion have on
[00:09:15] where we live. Ah, we see how they take away
[00:09:19] our housing, the right to affordable housing. For those who
[00:09:22] defend the expansion, like the Catalan employers' association Foment
[00:09:25] del Treball, they say it is necessary to connect Barcelona
[00:09:29] with the world and multiply intercontinental destinations,
[00:09:32] but those who oppose it highlight the environmental cost of the
[00:09:36] project. A study by the DESC Observatory calculates that
[00:09:39] the expansion would increase polluting emissions by
[00:09:43] 8% in 2030 and up to 22% in
[00:09:46] 2033. There have already been years of struggle against
[00:09:49] the works they want to carry out with the expansion of Barcelona
[00:09:53] airport, eh, not taking into account not only, eh,
[00:09:55] to maximize tourism but also to destroy ecological
[00:09:59] areas and eh
[00:10:03] neighborhood areas. Well, today we are here again to say
[00:10:07] that the city of Barcelona answered no, we don't want that
[00:10:10] expansion.
[00:10:13] And we want there to be less tourism flow because
[00:10:17] eh, it causes pollution, considering climate change and
[00:10:20] the climate crisis. Eh, we have the right to decent housing
[00:10:24] and without destroying the natural
[00:10:27] environment, no. Activists also highlight the impact that the airport
[00:10:31] expansion would have on the biodiversity of the area. And the third
[00:10:35] runway would be extended over the wetlands of the Llobregat Delta,
[00:10:39] a protected natural space and a key stop for migratory
[00:10:42] birds. Among those who marched were also groups for the
[00:10:45] defense of animals. Eh, the expansion of the airport
[00:10:49] not only implies a level of pollution for all people,
[00:10:52] but also involves the animals that live in the
[00:10:55] Llobregat delta. We have to remember that it is a protected
[00:10:59] area with a number of birds that are
[00:11:02] in danger of extinction, and that is why we are here today
[00:11:06] also because we oppose this expansion of this
[00:11:09] airport, which we do not need at all. The future of the
[00:11:13] project is now in the hands of the European Commission, which
[00:11:16] will have the final say. Meanwhile, the street has already
[00:11:19] given its opinion: never, never. Andrés Flores.
[00:11:23] South, Barcelona.
[00:11:25] The Italian government demands concrete measures from the European
[00:11:29] Union to reduce gas and electricity prices due to the
[00:11:33] impact of the energy crisis on households and businesses.
[00:11:37] Italian authorities warned that energy costs continue to
[00:11:40] affect the bloc's competitiveness and the daily
[00:11:44] lives of the population. They assure that responses must
[00:11:48] be coordinated at the community level and not depend on
[00:11:51] individual decisions of each country. The demand comes amidst
[00:11:55] international fuel prices and questions about the
[00:11:58] European strategy for supply substitution. The government insists
[00:12:01] that measures must prioritize the protection of the most
[00:12:03] vulnerable sectors and guarantee the energy security of the
[00:12:07] continent. Four workers and three
[00:12:10] others were injured after
[00:12:12] Saudi Arabia attacked a telecom
[00:12:18] tower in Yemeni territory, according to Sana'a.
[00:12:21] With this new wave, the total number of Saudi bombings amounts
[00:12:25] to 760 since the beginning of the current escalation
[00:12:28] between Ansar Allah and the Saudi Arabian army. The spokesman
[00:12:31] for the Armed Forces stated that Yemen defends its sovereignty
[00:12:35] against these actions. A day earlier, Ansar Allah attacked
[00:12:39] strategic points in Riyadh, as well as facilities of the
[00:12:42] Saudi state oil company Aramco in Yanbu.
[00:12:46] It should be noted that Sana'a
[00:12:50] defending its sovereignty and independence against the constant
[00:12:53] aggressions of Saudi Arabia.
[00:12:57] The Yemeni armed forces threatened harsher responses
[00:13:01] to any military escalation
[00:13:01] that threatens national
[00:13:10] security. The government declared that its forces will not
[00:13:13] hesitate to deliver harsher blows against Saudi Arabia
[00:13:17] to counter any intensification of the
[00:13:21] conflict. It highlighted that Saudi aggressions with fighter
[00:13:24] jets demonstrate their aggressive behavior that shows no respect
[00:13:27] for the lives of innocent people. In response to this,
[00:13:30] Yemen is advancing its military operations in response to the
[00:13:34] attacks and land, air, and sea blockade exerted by
[00:13:37] Riyadh over its territory.
[00:13:41] The Democratic Republic of Congo launched an Ebola vaccination
[00:13:45] campaign for healthcare
[00:13:46] workers. The campaign seeks to
[00:13:55] protect medical personnel, community health volunteers,
[00:13:58] and burial teams due to their high exposure to the
[00:14:01] virus. Since the epidemic was declared in May, the
[00:14:05] nation has registered more than 7,500 confirmed cases
[00:14:08] and some 3,639 deaths,
[00:14:12] which increased the mortality rate to 48.3%.
[00:14:16] The World Health Organization approved the deployment of 70,000
[00:14:19] doses under a special regulatory framework, where some
[00:14:22] 50,000 doses are intended for frontline and healthcare
[00:14:26] workers, while 20,000 doses will be used in a
[00:14:30] clinical trial to study if the vaccine provides protection
[00:14:33] against the virus.
[00:14:37] Currently, we don't know how effective these vaccines
[00:14:40] can be against Ebola, which is why
[00:14:43] we are carrying out this
[00:14:49] vaccination as part of a research protocol.
[00:14:53] Initially, this research does not involve the entire
[00:14:57] community, but rather focuses specifically on frontline
[00:15:00] healthcare personnel, that is, those with a high risk of
[00:15:03] exposure. The research will be conducted on
[00:15:07] them. I wanted to get vaccinated because I am in constant
[00:15:11] contact with patients and I have a high risk of contracting
[00:15:14] this disease. So the vaccine I received today should protect
[00:15:17] me. I can still develop
[00:15:20] the disease, but it's less likely that I will develop a
[00:15:24] severe form of it.
[00:15:27] Honduras will implement a program of artificial cloud
[00:15:31] seeding to try to increase precipitation and mitigate the
[00:15:34] drought caused by the El Niño
[00:15:48] phenomenon. The strategy will be developed through an alliance
[00:15:52] between the public sector, private companies, and the Mexican company
[00:15:56] specialized in Startup Renaissance, responsible for
[00:16:00] directing aerial operations. Each aerial mission will
[00:16:03] use around 100 liters of silver iodide, a chemical
[00:16:06] substance that is dispersed into cloud formations to act
[00:16:10] as condensation nuclei, accelerating droplet formation
[00:16:13] and stimulating precipitation. Honduran
[00:16:17] authorities stated that the program does not guarantee
[00:16:20] rainfall in the areas affected by the water
[00:16:24] crisis. Ecuador registered a massive
[00:16:27] forest fire on Imbabura volcano that swept through
[00:16:30] 270 hectares. Local media reported that the fire
[00:16:33] not only affected the city of Otavalo, but also
[00:16:42] neighboring sectors such as Pucará Alto and San Pablo del
[00:16:46] Lago. At least seven units from the local fire
[00:16:49] department responded immediately to the emergency with the support
[00:16:53] of drones to monitor the affected areas. Authorities
[00:16:56] reported that the flames were 90% contained, while
[00:17:00] teams are evaluating the damages caused.
[00:17:04] This incident is not an isolated event, but rather
[00:17:07] part of at least seven forest fires that remain
[00:17:11] active in four provinces of Ecuador. The National
[00:17:14] Secretariat for Risk Management
[00:17:15] stated that it maintains
[00:17:25] constant supervision of emergencies to coordinate timely responses
[00:17:29] with firefighters, local governments, and other
[00:17:32] institutions in the territory. Authorities urge the population
[00:17:36] to refrain from burning vegetation or waste,
[00:17:39] as well as to immediately alert emergency contacts in the presence
[00:17:43] of fire or columns of smoke.
[00:17:46] In Colombia, a forest fire on San Marcos hill in Villa
[00:17:49] de Leyva forced the mobilization of reinforcements from Bogotá
[00:17:52] and other cities in the country. The incident, reported
[00:17:56] in the early afternoon, spread rapidly due to strong
[00:18:00] winds, approaching the urban
[00:18:07] area of the tourist municipality. Local and
[00:18:10] national authorities deployed an immediate containment
[00:18:14] operation, adding rescue brigades, firefighters from neighboring
[00:18:18] municipalities, and sending specialized reinforcements
[00:18:21] from the capital. During the last month, authorities
[00:18:24] registered more than five fires in at least three
[00:18:27] municipalities in the region.
[00:18:30] Several departments of Colombia are suffering the effects of
[00:18:34] the super El Niño phenomenon with droughts caused by
[00:18:37] the scarcity of rainfall. Departments such as Boyacá,
[00:18:40] Atlántico, and Cesar report crop losses,
[00:18:44] water shortages, and impacts
[00:18:46] on their rivers. In the case
[00:18:54] of Puerto Boyacá, the Magdalena River lost up to 80%
[00:18:58] of its flow, negatively impacting fishermen and river
[00:19:02] transport. Specialized teams are fighting forest fires
[00:19:05] caused by the climatic phenomenon, which could extend until
[00:19:07] the third month of 2027.
[00:19:11] In Brazil, the Brazilian intelligence agency, Abin,
[00:19:15] for its acronym, revealed that the United States would seek to
[00:19:18] intervene in the presidential elections on October 4th
[00:19:22] to reorient the political and economic vision of Latin
[00:19:26] America. The document, which warns of an increased level
[00:19:30] of risk, was confidentially
[00:19:31] sent to the Presidency of the
[00:19:38] Republic, the Superior Electoral Court, and the Ministry of
[00:19:41] Justice, and constitutes one of the most serious warnings
[00:19:45] about foreign interference in the region in recent
[00:19:48] years. Furthermore, the report indicates that Washington's pressure
[00:19:51] seeks to raise the level of risk in the region and
[00:19:55] could cause a breakdown in Brazil's relations with China,
[00:19:59] as well as commercial tensions due to tariffs imposed on
[00:20:03] Brazilian products. This investigation comes after
[00:20:06] the United States classified Brazilian criminal organizations
[00:20:09] as terrorists and announced sanctions against citizens
[00:20:13] and companies from Brazil and Portugal in July.
[00:20:16] The President of Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, reiterates
[00:20:19] national sovereignty and defends dialogue and peace among
[00:20:23] nations. Through a publication on his social media, the Brazilian
[00:20:27] president stated the following: On my way to New York,
[00:20:30] there, once again, I will have the honor and responsibility
[00:20:34] of representing Brazil and the Brazilian people at the
[00:20:38] United Nations General Assembly. We are a sovereign country
[00:20:41] with a strong economy that
[00:20:50] cares for its population and its wealth. That respects
[00:20:53] everyone and demands respect, and that defends peace and
[00:20:57] dialogue among nations. This is the Brazil that will
[00:21:00] be present on Tuesday at the opening of the UN. I wish
[00:21:04] Vice President Geraldo Aklim good work, who will assume
[00:21:07] the presidency until our return.
[00:21:10] Venezuela registered a 53% decrease in the country's
[00:21:13] risk indicator in the course of 2026, amid
[00:21:17] oil expectations. This behavior is directly linked
[00:21:20] to the easing of licenses in the hydrocarbon sector, new
[00:21:24] oil agreements, and a
[00:21:28] and PDVSA bonds in international liquidity indices. The
[00:21:32] evolution continues the downward trend observed during
[00:21:35] 2025, a period in
[00:21:36] which the indicator fell from
[00:21:43] levels above 24,900 basic points to close near
[00:21:47] 12,739 points. The value of the titles
[00:21:50] reflects the speculative increase in the international
[00:21:53] market and expectations of asset recovery in the long
[00:21:57] term. The Venezuelan government welcomed
[00:22:00] the strengthening of relations achieved with Paraguay in order
[00:22:03] to create spaces in commercial and productive matters for
[00:22:06] the benefit of both peoples. The statement reads as follows:
[00:22:09] Venezuela and Paraguay ratify the principles of frank,
[00:22:13] open, and respectful dialogue, with strict adherence to national
[00:22:17] sovereignty, the sovereign equality of states, the
[00:22:20] self-determination of peoples, reciprocity, and full compliance
[00:22:24] with international law in favor of peace, stability,
[00:22:27] and shared well-being. They recognize the importance of
[00:22:31] promoting meeting spaces between productive and commercial
[00:22:33] sectors to promote
[00:22:40] opportunities of mutual interest. Both governments
[00:22:44] reaffirm their commitment to combine capacities to foster
[00:22:47] integral economic development,
[00:22:50] promote complementary trade, and revitalize mechanisms
[00:22:54] for technical, productive, and social cooperation,
[00:22:57] consolidating spaces for constructive dialogue that
[00:23:00] will result in direct benefits for both peoples.
[00:23:04] The Public Ministry of Panama registered an increase
[00:23:07] in homicides and feminicides in the first 8 months of
[00:23:10] 2026, while robberies decreased. The entity noted
[00:23:13] that from January to August, more than 400 homicide
[00:23:17] victims were recorded, an increase of 6% compared
[00:23:20] to 2025, while feminicides soared to 254 cases,
[00:23:23] a 78% increase, with the capital and San Miguelito
[00:23:27] being the most affected areas. In contrast, robberies decreased
[00:23:30] by 4.7%, from 3,485 cases in 2025 to
[00:23:33] 3,321 in 2026. The statistics reflect an
[00:23:37] unequal behavior of crime in the country, with increases
[00:23:41] in high-impact crimes against
[00:23:49] life and reductions in some property
[00:23:52] crimes. Guatemalan transporters warn
[00:23:56] that the fuel subsidy would cover less than 100 days
[00:24:00] of diesel as provided in Decree 21/2026. The
[00:24:03] transport sector demands that the government complete the implementation
[00:24:06] of the decree and establish transparent controls to avoid
[00:24:10] abuse and speculation in prices. Transporters propose
[00:24:13] creating a permanent fund to stabilize the price,
[00:24:15] since the pressure could directly affect families, food,
[00:24:19] and items with the highest impact on monthly prices. The main cargo transport
[00:24:23] associations in Guatemala assured that the sector
[00:24:26] is going through a crisis due to the sustained increase
[00:24:29] in fuel since December 2025.
[00:24:33] The state of California, United States.
[00:24:36] criminalidad en el país con aumentos de delitos de mayor
[00:24:39] impacto contra la vida y reducciones en algunos delitos
[00:24:43] patrimoniales.
[00:24:55] Los transportistas de Guatemala alertan que el subsidio al
[00:24:59] combustible cubriría menos de 100 días de diésel previstos en el
[00:25:03] Decreto 21/2026.
[00:25:05] El sector de Transporte exige al gobierno completar aplicación
[00:25:09] del decreto y establecer controles transparentes para
[00:25:12] evitar abuso y especulación en los precios. Los
[00:25:16] transportistas proponen crear un fondo permanente para estabilizar la.
[00:25:20] ya que la presión podría afectar directamente a las familias, los
[00:25:24] alimentos y rubros de mayor incidencia en precios
[00:25:27] mensuales. Las principales gremiales del transporte de
[00:25:30] carga de Guatemala aseguraron que el sector atraviesa una crisis
[00:25:34] por el incremento sostenido de combustible desde diciembre del 2025.
[00:25:48] El estado de California, Estados Unidos.
[00:25:50] signed an executive order to regulate the use of
[00:25:55] the national executive's refusal to slow down its
[00:25:59] development. The measure promoted by the California government
[00:26:03] seeks to reinforce security controls over AI
[00:26:06] to address the dangers of recent incidents
[00:26:09] related to this technology. The
[00:26:12] regulation requires artificial intelligence companies
[00:26:15] to incorporate a verification organization to conduct
[00:26:19] audits and transparency reports in the
[00:26:22] assessments of possible risks. In addition, it
[00:26:25] promotes the creation of an emergency switch for cutting-edge
[00:26:29] models to accelerate work in
[00:26:32] an era of substantial and
[00:26:34] responsible oversight.
[00:26:44] China rejected US sanctions and defended commercial
[00:26:48] sovereignty. The Chinese Ministry of Commerce categorically
[00:26:51] repudiated the so-called Lake Graham promulgated by
[00:26:55] Washington, which imposes 100% tariffs
[00:26:58] and extraterritorial sanctions against people
[00:27:02] who maintain legitimate exchanges with Russia and
[00:27:05] Iran, especially in the energy sector.
[00:27:09] Beijing denounced that these abuses violate international
[00:27:12] law and urged the White House to stop its
[00:27:16] unilateral coercion that threatens global
[00:27:19] stability. The Chinese government ratified its commitment to
[00:27:23] multipolar trade and warned that it will respond
[00:27:26] firmly to defend the sovereignty of its
[00:27:29] companies. In parallel, the Asian nation, along
[00:27:32] with Moscow, vetoed an anti-Iranian resolution in the
[00:27:36] UN Security Council.
[00:27:37] ONU.
[00:27:46] Thank you for joining us. This concludes our broadcast. Once again, we invite you
[00:27:49] to stay tuned to our multiplatform. I'm Andrea Romero, and I'll see you
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