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[00:00:00] signed will mark the course of
[00:00:21] Good evening, and welcome to a new installment of Telesur Noticias. I'm
[00:00:25] Andrea Romero, and I'll be with you to go over the
[00:00:28] headlines. Students and social organizations in
[00:00:32] Ecuador marched towards the Israeli embassy in rejection of the
[00:00:35] genocide against Palestine and the neoliberal policies of the
[00:00:39] government of Daniel
[00:00:40] Novoa.
[00:00:46] Social movements in Paraguay marched to demand justice for the
[00:00:49] murder of Daisy Paola Jiménez Segovia, a 22-year-old
[00:00:53] victim of femicide in broad
[00:00:56] daylight.
[00:01:02] In the United States, thousands of citizens mobilized to
[00:01:05] denounce ICE operations after officials
[00:01:09] shot a Dominican migrant in New
[00:01:12] the fourth edition of the York.
[00:01:20] Let's elaborate on our first headline: Citizens mobilize through the
[00:01:23] main streets of Quito in protest with
[00:01:26] Palestine. Young people walk along América Avenue and
[00:01:30] the Guambra underpass in Quito, with signs and
[00:01:34] slogans against President Danieloa and his
[00:01:37] administration, President Danieloa and his
[00:01:40] administration. The protesters advance, defying
[00:01:43] the police deployment in the area, with the Palestinian flag
[00:01:46] leading the massive march, the protesters raise their
[00:01:50] voices in solidarity with the Palestinian people and condemn the
[00:01:53] narrative. The fair's genocide that Israel is perpetrating in Gaza. In this
[00:01:56] way, the protest merges the rejection of the Ecuadorian government's
[00:02:00] adjustment and pressure policies with the Palestinian cause in a day
[00:02:04] that reflects the growing social unrest that the country
[00:02:06] is experiencing.
[00:02:14] Various citizen organizations and women's collectives in
[00:02:18] Paraguay marched in the Plaza de la Democracia located in the
[00:02:21] capital to demand justice for the femicide of Daisy Paola
[00:02:25] Jiménez Segovia, with slogans like "Justice for
[00:02:28] Daisy" and "We are here so they don't kill us." The
[00:02:33] bringing together representatives organizers mobilized to raise awareness of gender violence in the country and the incompetence of the
[00:02:37] authorities, when it comes to taking complaints and protecting
[00:02:41] those affected. According to information from the authorities, the
[00:02:45] 22-year-old was murdered in broad
[00:02:48] daylight while she was going to her workplace.
[00:02:52] It should be noted that the main suspect, her ex-partner,
[00:02:55] surrendered to the competent authorities, and is
[00:02:58] awaiting action from the authorities. This femicide stood out for the
[00:03:02] victim's previous complaints, who
[00:03:05] received no response from the
[00:03:08] authorities despite the situation she was in.
[00:03:29] Now for information on climate matters, Hurricane Simon, Category 4,
[00:03:32] is approaching western
[00:03:35] multilateralism in the Mexico and is expected to make landfall next October 11 in the
[00:03:38] west of the country, according to the most recent report from the National
[00:03:41] Meteorological Service, the phenomenon is located 185
[00:03:45] km south- southwest of the nation,
[00:03:48] although it has not yet made landfall, its effects are already being
[00:03:51] registered in the western and southern parts of the country, while
[00:03:55] the waves have increased in height and strength. There have also
[00:03:59] been... rains, which could lead to floods
[00:04:02] and other damages. Given this, the authorities
[00:04:06] are monitoring the phenomenon before its upcoming arrival on the
[00:04:10] Mexican
[00:04:11] Pacific coast.
[00:04:19] In this regard, the President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinburn, announced the
[00:04:22] suspension of non- essential activities in states
[00:04:26] in western Mexico, due to the arrival of Hurricane Simon. This is
[00:04:30] what the president wrote on her social network X. We inform the population
[00:04:33] of Jalisco, Colima, Michoacán and Nayarid, that non-
[00:04:37] essential activities are suspended today Saturday from
[00:04:40] 4 p.m. due to the passage of Hurricane Simon, category
[00:04:44] 4. According to the trajectory, it will make landfall
[00:04:48] during the early hours of Sunday, October 11, between the municipalities of
[00:04:51] La Huerta and Tomatlán in Jalisco. We urge you to
[00:04:55] remain in safe places and avoid unnecessary
[00:04:58] Cópolis, the Cooperative Athenaeum of travel. Please follow civil protection
[00:05:02] mainly to be able to use a space in the guidelines. This afternoon, the winds will intensify
[00:05:05] in Colima and Jalisco, in Guerrero,
[00:05:08] CFE, has restored 90.57%
[00:05:12] of electrical service in less than 12 hours after the start of
[00:05:15] rains, attention continues in affected areas of
[00:05:19] Acapulco.
[00:05:29] Intense rains lashed central Philippines, causing severe
[00:05:32] floods in the streets and the Cebu City subway,
[00:05:36] while authorities attribute the problem to the
[00:05:39] deficiencies of the drainage systems. One of the
[00:05:43] landslides in Cebu buried a house and caused the
[00:05:46] death of three people, and also forced the evacuation of
[00:05:50] some 35 families due to the risk of floods. Meteorological
[00:05:54] authorities predicted that the storms will persist until mid-
[00:05:57] October, with a daily
[00:06:00] probability of precipitation of between 40 and
[00:06:04] 60%.
[00:06:13] Tropical Storm Isaias advances as a depression, leaving four
[00:06:17] people dead and around 900,000 families without
[00:06:20] electricity in the United States, with Florida, Alabama, and
[00:06:24] Georgia being the most affected states. In Florida, a
[00:06:27] woman died when a tree fell on her house, and a man
[00:06:30] died in a garage from an operating generator. The
[00:06:34] governor of Alabama confirmed two more deaths. In its passage through
[00:06:38] the northern region of America, the storm caused floods, falling
[00:06:42] objects, and damage to infrastructure. It should be noted
[00:06:45] that on Friday night the phenomenon was category 2,
[00:06:49] but this Saturday it rose to category 3. In view of
[00:06:52] this, the Federal Emergency Management Agency approved the
[00:06:56] declaration of an emergency for Alabama and is evaluating a
[00:06:59] similar request from
[00:07:01] Florida.
[00:07:09] We'll take a break and return with more Telesur News. Stay with us.
[00:08:07] We're back with more from Telesur News. Thank you for staying with
[00:08:10] us. In New York, thousands of Americans mobilized to
[00:08:14] denounce ICE operations after officers
[00:08:17] shot a Dominican migrant in the Mabor
[00:08:21] Hill neighborhood. Citizens took to the streets of New York to
[00:08:25] reinforce their denunciations of the anti-immigrant policies promoted
[00:08:28] by the Trump administration. With flags and
[00:08:31] slogans, they condemned the actions of ICE that led to the
[00:08:34] attack on the young Dominican. The
[00:08:37] participants recalled that these operations are part of a
[00:08:41] historical tradition of state violence and racism
[00:08:44] exercised by the American structure against vulnerable
[00:08:47] sectors.
[00:08:53] We are protesting here because this past Thursday
[00:08:57] ICE agents in the
[00:08:59] Bronx shot a father
[00:09:02] while his son was in the
[00:09:06] car, his 5-year-old son named Óscar
[00:09:09] Belgal. So we are here demanding
[00:09:12] justice for him and for all victims of
[00:09:15] ICE. In Barcelona, dozens of
[00:09:18] migrant-led projects took to the streets to show another way
[00:09:21] of doing solidarity,
[00:09:24] community, and
[00:09:27] anti-racist economy. It's the migrant and diverse solidarity
[00:09:31] economy fair, which this year sends a clear message:
[00:09:35] regularizing is not enough. Power must
[00:09:37] be redistributed. Let's see the details with our
[00:09:41] correspondent.
[00:09:48] It's the seventh edition of the solidarity, migrant, and diverse
[00:09:51] economy fair that this Saturday brought together in the Poble Sec
[00:09:54] neighborhood in Barcelona about a hundred projects led by
[00:09:58] migrant and racialized people,
[00:10:01] gastronomy, crafts, textiles, education, all
[00:10:04] promoted from social economy, organized by the
[00:10:07] Migrations Circle of
[00:10:11] the city. It was born
[00:10:14] city, to be visible and also to
[00:10:18] articulate ourselves and get to know each other in the space, to know what we are
[00:10:21] doing, how we can create synergies, there are.
[00:10:25] around 100 projects that are exhibiting their services
[00:10:28] and products here, and they are very diverse and all driven by migrant
[00:10:32] people. Until recently, a few years ago, when the
[00:10:35] fair didn't exist, it was very difficult for migrant projects,
[00:10:39] migrant entities,
[00:10:42] social and solidarity economy from different
[00:10:45] educational and
[00:10:48] social fields to present themselves in the Catalan space,
[00:10:51] so to speak, because it has not been an easy space, it is not an easy
[00:10:55] space, so this space is for us
[00:10:59] a very groundbreaking space, very
[00:11:02] very vindicating for us,
[00:11:06] because we are here and we want to be part of all this and
[00:11:09] we are part of it, so we also demand this
[00:11:13] space as a right to live, to work,
[00:11:17] to claim, and also to be seen in this territory. This year's
[00:11:20] theme marks a shift after the extraordinary regularization
[00:11:24] of thousands of migrants. The collectives say that getting
[00:11:28] papers is only the first step. Regularization is
[00:11:31] a necessity, it is a necessity, one for the country
[00:11:34] itself, because we start to have more people contributing, because
[00:11:38] we start to have companies that do not abuse undocumented people
[00:11:41] so that they can really have decent pensions for
[00:11:45] the people who are here, the minimum is to give
[00:11:48] documents to everyone and that everyone has the same level of
[00:11:52] equality to be able to fight for housing,
[00:11:57] because they would fight to have a decent life in this country. Behind each stall
[00:12:01] there is a unique way of organizing, horizontal,
[00:12:04] community-based, and with roots in Latin American experience.
[00:12:07] We organize ourselves in a very grassroots way. It started,
[00:12:11] let's say, in its beginnings it was all very much by ourselves, taking the
[00:12:14] spirit of what fairs are like in Latin America,
[00:12:18] so to speak. A short time ago, a few years ago, not
[00:12:21] as much as we would have liked, we
[00:12:25] formed ourselves as a cultural association, thanks also to the help
[00:12:27] given to us, in this case, by people who
[00:12:31] are part of Migres to form ourselves as an association, and
[00:12:35] it works, we function in a horizontal way. Between food stalls,
[00:12:38] crafts and activism, the fair claims that the migrant economy,
[00:12:41] far from being a problem, is a living
[00:12:44] part of the city, an economy made in a supportive
[00:12:48] way and among everyone. Andrés Flores, Telesur,
[00:12:51] Barcelona.
[00:12:55] The second global digital forum was held,
[00:12:58] from 110 countries and some
[00:13:01] 750 international guests, including
[00:13:04] entrepreneurs, scientists, and specialists, a meeting where
[00:13:08] more than 100 agreements were signed.
[00:13:10] Let's see:
[00:13:13] The second global digital forum was held in Moscow within the framework of the Digital
[00:13:17] Solutions forum. Experts in
[00:13:20] information technologies and representatives from all over the world
[00:13:24] gathered to discuss issues such as digital infrastructure,
[00:13:28] artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and the knowledge
[00:13:31] economy.
[00:13:34] This is a very important aspect, because all technologies related to
[00:13:37] artificial intelligence and all linguistic models that
[00:13:41] interact with each other require regulation. We are entering an
[00:13:44] era of digital interaction and global cooperation, this is
[00:13:48] the objective that has been defined as one of the main tasks of the
[00:13:51] forum.
[00:13:55] One of the novelties of the forum was the creation of the Alliance for the
[00:13:58] Digital Sovereignty of African Countries. Also noteworthy is
[00:14:02] the Global Alliance for the Protection of Children in the Digital
[00:14:05] Environment, which seeks to protect minors on
[00:14:08] the internet. Of course, I am from Africa and
[00:14:12] in Africa, currently less than
[00:14:16] 1% of the global cloud computing infrastructure is in the cloud, but
[00:14:19] here in Russia we have been able to understand the crucial component of why
[00:14:23] we must have control over our data, as well as participate in the
[00:14:27] decision-making on how the sovereignty of artificial
[00:14:30] intelligence should function, whether as a single component where several
[00:14:34] key actors from all over the world can determine how they want to manage that
[00:14:37] data.
[00:14:40] Russia offers companies and governments around the world the
[00:14:43] opportunity to sign agreements to export their technological
[00:14:47] solutions ranging from smart city
[00:14:50] systems to cybersecurity platforms for
[00:14:53] countries that are already tired of the rules
[00:14:56] imposed by Washington and
[00:14:58] Brussels.
[00:15:01] So that each country has its own data and defines what use
[00:15:04] cases it wants for the data it possesses, instead of implementing them
[00:15:08] in countries that could ultimately be very risky.
[00:15:11] Therefore, the main importance of this forum
[00:15:15] is sovereignty.
[00:15:16] soberanía.
[00:15:20] The second global digital forum consolidates that technology
[00:15:23] is not a monopoly of the powerful, but a field of
[00:15:27] international cooperation. Russia does not impose conditions,
[00:15:30] but offers alternatives to those seeking digital
[00:15:34] sovereignty, and the agreements
[00:15:37] the new global technological architecture with Moscow and its
[00:15:41] allies as creators.
[00:16:03] Reports from the Ministry of Education in Palestine revealed that more than 2,000
[00:16:07] students, 1 teacher, and administrative staff were
[00:16:11] killed by Israel. During the last 3 years of the Israeli
[00:16:15] siege against Gaza, more than 12 universities have reported
[00:16:18] collapse, as have most schools. United Nations
[00:16:22] experts described the systematic destruction of
[00:16:25] educational institutions as scholasticide,
[00:16:29] due to the fact that classrooms were transformed into humanitarian
[00:16:32] shelters. In the occupied West Bank, Israeli
[00:16:35] forces and illegal settlers intensified their
[00:16:38] attacks, where 1,210 Palestinians have died, some
[00:16:42] 13,350 were injured, and more than
[00:16:45] 24,600 were
[00:16:47] detained.
[00:16:56] Since 2023, Israel has carried out more than
[00:16:59] 281 incursions into the occupied West
[00:17:02] Bank and Jerusalem, since the beginning of the genocide against
[00:17:06] Palestine. The Palestinian information training center
[00:17:09] highlighted in a report that the incursions
[00:17:12] have caused the death of at least 1,251
[00:17:16] Palestinians, as well as 11,345
[00:17:19] injured and at least some
[00:17:21] 32,463
[00:17:23] Palestinians detained. The figures record around
[00:17:27] 30,000 attacks against Palestinian homes and more than
[00:17:31] 45 aggressions, which include cases of
[00:17:34] beatings, attacks on property, and demolitions. The
[00:17:38] data released shows the magnitude of human
[00:17:41] and material losses resulting from the crimes perpetrated by Israel in
[00:17:45] the West Bank and East
[00:17:47] Jerusalem.
[00:17:54] Palestinians face a food emergency that
[00:17:58] persists due to Israeli blockades against the Gaza
[00:18:01] Strip. Families wait up to 6 hours to
[00:18:04] receive one meal a day. Many of them
[00:18:07] depend solely on humanitarian aid entering
[00:18:11] Gaza. Humanitarian organizations report that nearly
[00:18:14] 1.4 million people suffer from acute food
[00:18:18] insecurity, contradicting Israel's version,
[00:18:21] which claims alleged stability in the occupied
[00:18:24] region. This is a year after the ceasefire agreement
[00:18:28] between Zionist troops and
[00:18:30] Hamas.
[00:18:37] The Iranian government rejected the Iranophobia campaign that
[00:18:41] seeks to instill fear towards the Islamic Republic and weaken
[00:18:45] its relations with other countries. Iranian
[00:18:48] authorities stated that the campaign is classist by indicating that
[00:18:52] there is a Western double standard, referring
[00:18:55] to the Iranian nuclear program and the possession of nuclear
[00:18:59] weapons by the Israeli regime. In view of this,
[00:19:02] the Iranian president reaffirmed the importance of strengthening
[00:19:06] relations with regional countries and the need for genuine
[00:19:12] region and to connect the capabilities of regional
[00:19:16] countries. This accusation is in line
[00:19:19] with Iran's 56 years in the nuclear non-proliferation treaty,
[00:19:22] which Israel has not
[00:19:26] signed and denies access to international inspectors to
[00:19:30] its nuclear facilities in the occupied
[00:19:33] territories.
[00:19:43] At least 12 people died and more than 300
[00:19:47] people were injured after a missile attack on King
[00:19:50] Khalid International Airport in Riyadh,
[00:19:54] the capital of Saudi Arabia. Witnesses to the event described
[00:19:58] scenes of panic and injured people in the terminal, while some
[00:20:01] affected people were transferred to hospitals in critical
[00:20:04] condition. In view of the emergency, the authorities
[00:20:08] temporarily suspended airport operations
[00:20:11] to assess the damage. The incident caused cancellations and
[00:20:15] delays of hundreds of flights, as well as alerts from several
[00:20:19] embassies to avoid the terminal. The attack
[00:20:22] occurs amidst an escalation of tensions between Saudi Arabia and the
[00:20:26] government of Yemen, led by the Anzarola resistance
[00:20:29] movement, who claimed responsibility for previous attacks against
[00:20:33] Saudi facilities.
[00:23:04] actress Penélope Cruz spoke at the current London
[00:23:08] Film Festival about the housing problem in her country
[00:23:12] of origin. The 2009 Oscar winner
[00:23:15] stated that artists cannot separate themselves from social
[00:23:19] reality and must denounce injustices. Her
[00:23:22] stance comes after massive demonstrations in Spain
[00:23:26] over the housing crisis and the death of Mari Carmen
[00:23:29] Abascal, a woman who became a symbol of this
[00:23:32] protest. Let's hear what she said: It is admirable
[00:23:36] how so many young people are in the
[00:23:40] street fighting and asking not only for
[00:23:43] themselves and their families, but for everyone
[00:23:46] else, so many women,
[00:23:50] and I knew many because Juan Diego Boto and I made
[00:23:54] "En los Márgenes" and this movie marked us a lot,
[00:23:58] we were very close for many months to many
[00:24:01] people who had been left on the street with
[00:24:05] very young children or one of them with another child
[00:24:08] with cancer who had been fighting for 10 years with the disease and
[00:24:12] terrible things that make you say, "How can there be so much pain in one life and
[00:24:16] so much strength?"
[00:24:19] So, and yes, they ask us and we are aware that
[00:24:22] we are answering from a place of privilege, but precisely because
[00:24:26] of that, you cannot remain silent, we have exactly the
[00:24:30] same right and the same obligation
[00:24:32] to participate in this debate and to denounce something that is
[00:24:36] that it cannot be allowed that someone is
[00:24:39] left on the street
[00:25:33] edition of Telesur News. Thank you for joining us. We'll see you
[00:25:37] next time.
[00:29:34] Traces of solidarity with Palestine can be found by the traveler
[00:29:37] who walks through Havana in 2026 in the most unexpected
[00:29:41] places, on the walls of central
[00:29:45] avenues, on the walls of an art
[00:29:47] school, on the exterior of a children's
[00:29:51] hospital,
[00:29:57] more than 10,000 km separate Cuba from
[00:30:00] Palestine that could unite.
[00:30:46] This report tells the story of why for Fidel Castro
[00:30:50] Palestine was never a distant cause but an
[00:30:53] extension of his own
[00:30:54] battle.