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[00:00:16] Good evening, welcome to this broadcast of Telesur
[00:00:19] News. Let's now review the
[00:00:21] headlines.
[00:00:24] Social movements worldwide took to the streets to denounce Israel's escalating
[00:00:27] genocidal acts against the Palestinian
[00:00:31] raised their voices in solidarity with people.
[00:00:37] Social movements in Paraguay marched to demand justice for
[00:00:41] the murder of Daisy Paola Jiménez
[00:00:43] collectives marched in Segovia, a 22-year-old woman, victim of femicide in broad daylight
[00:00:47] on a public street.
[00:00:53] Climate change is causing storms and floods in countries of the
[00:00:57] American and Asian continents.
[00:01:11] I'm Andreas Romero, I'll be with you, and
[00:01:13] fairs are like we're going to break down our headlines. Social,
[00:01:16] student, and political organizations in the United States mobilized in New
[00:01:19] York to denounce the genocide against the Palestinian people and demand the
[00:01:23] end of the occupation. Protesters gathered with
[00:01:27] Palestinian flags and marched.
[00:01:33] The protests also targeted New York Mayor Soram Mamdani, who
[00:01:37] pro-Palestinian protesters
[00:01:40] confronted during a vigil in Union Square,
[00:01:44] accusing him of being a traitor and complicit in the genocide
[00:01:47] due to his stance, considered lukewarm, regarding the Israeli
[00:01:51] aggression. The mobilizations are part of a
[00:01:54] global day of solidarity with Palestine that spanned
[00:01:57] cities around the world, from São Paulo to London
[00:02:01] and Cairo, demanding the end of the war and respect for
[00:02:05] international law.
[00:02:14] Social organizations marched throughout Mexico City
[00:02:18] as part of the global day of action for Palestine. The
[00:02:21] mobilization started from the center of the capital and advanced along the
[00:02:26] south-southwest of main avenues until reaching an emblematic square in the city.
[00:02:30] The march was called by the Global Alliance for Palestine and the
[00:02:34] General Coordination for Palestine. It also
[00:02:37] brought together social organizations, unions, student
[00:02:40] collectives, as well as members of the Palestinian
[00:02:44] community in Mexico. It is worth
[00:02:47] this, authorities are monitoring noting that it was a day of international solidarity that demanded
[00:02:49] an end to the Zionist occupation and respect for the rights of the
[00:02:53] Palestinian people.
[00:03:00] for all the entire families that have been
[00:03:03] erased from the map, but not from our
[00:03:07] hearts or from our collective
[00:03:10] memory. For us, it will
[00:03:14] never be normal that more than 74
[00:03:18] Palestinians have been murdered,
[00:03:22] nor that more than 2,000 children have
[00:03:25] been subjected to the propaganda of
[00:03:28] hatred. The immediate and
[00:03:32] unconditional end of the genocide in Gaza
[00:03:35] and the entry of humanitarian aid
[00:03:39] without restrictions, the fulfillment of the arrest warrants
[00:03:43] of the International Criminal Court and
[00:03:46] the prosecution of all those
[00:03:48] of the self-proclaimed Cockroach responsible for war crimes, crimes against humanity
[00:03:52] and genocide. The figures are a
[00:03:56] memorial of horror.
[00:04:00] Palestinians killed and more than 175,000
[00:04:03] injured since October
[00:04:05] 2023.
[00:04:09] Added to this is the total collapse of the health
[00:04:12] system, the massive destruction of schools and
[00:04:15] UNRWA facilities and the use of famine as a
[00:04:19] Cópolis, the cooperative Ateneo of method of warfare.
[00:04:22] mainly to be able to use a space in Citizens marched along the Santiago de Chile promenade in
[00:04:25] solidarity with Palestine, demanding an end to the genocide in Gaza
[00:04:29] and the cessation of the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territory. The
[00:04:32] march passed without incidents or repression from Carabineros,
[00:04:36] in contrast to other mobilizations in the country that have been
[00:04:40] repressed by the government of José Antonio Katz. The
[00:04:43] demonstrators carried Palestinian flags and chanted
[00:04:46] slogans against Israeli aggression and the complicity of
[00:04:50] Western powers, reaffirming Chile's commitment to
[00:04:54] the Palestinian cause. It is important to note that Chile is home to
[00:04:58] Given the recent rainfall in the largest Palestinian population outside of West Asia, with
[00:05:02] approximately 800 demonstrators who joined
[00:05:05] the global day of
[00:05:07] protest.
[00:05:16] The Ecuadorian police repressed citizens who mobilized through
[00:05:20] the main streets of Quito in protest against President
[00:05:24] Daniel Novoa and in solidarity with Palestine.
[00:05:27] Amidst posters and slogans against President Daniel Novoa and his
[00:05:30] administration, the demonstrators advanced,
[00:05:34] defying the police deployment in the area. With the Palestinian flag
[00:05:38] leading the massive march, the demonstrators
[00:05:43] the Palestinian people and condemned the genocide that Israel
[00:05:46] is perpetrating in Gaza. The protest
[00:05:49] combined the rejection of the Ecuadorian government's austerity and repression
[00:05:53] policies with the Palestinian cause, in a day that
[00:05:57] reflects the growing social unrest that the
[00:06:00] country is experiencing.
[00:06:05] because it doesn't seem fair to me what people are experiencing in hospitals with dialysis, it doesn't seem
[00:06:09] fair to me what the country is experiencing in insecurity and... the world
[00:06:12] thinks everything is fine, but it's not like that, uh, from our side, as we said,
[00:06:16] they tried to make me fall with the police, they were
[00:06:19] pushing us, we moved to one side, we told them to pass, we don't want any problems
[00:06:23] with you, but they were telling us to move forward, just like other girls who were there, they
[00:06:26] were intimidating them, they were scaring them, they hit her, you
[00:06:30] also tell us they hit you, so yes, it's not their way of acting
[00:06:33] because we are moving to one side, we are letting them pass and they are going against us
[00:06:37] seeing that we are alone. Since 2023,
[00:06:40] Israel has carried out more than 281,000
[00:06:44] incursions into occupied West Bank and Jerusalem since the beginning of the
[00:06:47] genocide against Palestine. The Palestinian
[00:06:50] Information Center highlighted in a report that the incursions have
[00:06:54] caused the deaths of at least 1,251
[00:06:57] Palestinians, as well as 11,345
[00:07:01] injured and at least
[00:07:02] 32,463
[00:07:05] Palestinians detained. The figures show around
[00:07:09] 30,000 attacks on Palestinian homes and more
[00:07:12] than 45,000 assaults, including cases of
[00:07:16] beatings, attacks on property and demolitions. The
[00:07:19] data released reveals the magnitude of the human
[00:07:23] and material losses resulting from the crimes perpetrated by
[00:07:26] Israel in the West Bank and East
[00:07:29] Jerusalem.
[00:07:36] The Israeli military aggression in Palestinian territory has
[00:07:39] unleashed an unprecedented catastrophe in the educational
[00:07:42] sphere, destroying not only the country's infrastructure,
[00:07:46] but also the future of an entire generation.
[00:07:48] Let's see:
[00:07:51] the genocide perpetrated by the Israeli occupying regime
[00:07:55] has caused a devastating and irreparable human cost
[00:07:58] to the Palestinian education system,
[00:08:01] claiming the lives of more than 20,000 students and
[00:08:04] deliberately destroying more than 350
[00:08:08] schools and institutions. This systematic
[00:08:11] aggression not only reduces classrooms to rubble,
[00:08:14] but also condemns the future of Palestinian
[00:08:17] youth. Today, more than
[00:08:20] 80% of surviving students suffer severe
[00:08:23] mental health consequences, with overwhelming levels of
[00:08:27] post-traumatic stress and 25% with
[00:08:31] anxiety crises, amidst a humanitarian crisis
[00:08:34] caused by Zionist impunity.
[00:08:38] In Barcelona, dozens of projects promoted by
[00:08:41] migrants took to the streets to show another way
[00:08:45] of doing solidarity, community, and anti-racist
[00:08:47] economy. It is the solidarity, migrant, and diverse economy fair,
[00:08:51] which this year sends a clear message: regularization
[00:08:55] is not enough, power must be
[00:08:58] redistributed. Let's see the details with our
[00:09:01] correspondent Andrés
[00:09:03] Flores.
[00:09:08] It is the seventh edition of the solidarity, migrant and diverse
[00:09:12] economy fair, which this Saturday brought together around a hundred
[00:09:15] projects led by migrant and racialized people in the Poblesec
[00:09:19] neighborhood in Barcelona, gastronomy, crafts,
[00:09:23] textiles, education, everything promoted by social
[00:09:26] economy, organized by the Migrations Circle of
[00:09:31] the city. The Fair was born
[00:09:35] the city, to be able to be visible and also
[00:09:38] to articulate ourselves and get to know each other in the space, to know what we are doing.
[00:09:42] how we can create synergies, there are around 100
[00:09:46] projects that are here exhibiting their services and
[00:09:49] products, and very diverse, and all promoted by migrant
[00:09:52] people, until a few years ago, when there was no
[00:09:56] fair, it was very difficult for migrant
[00:09:59] projects, migrant entities of social and
[00:10:02] solidarity economy of different
[00:10:06] eh areas, educational and social, to
[00:10:09] be present in the Catalan space, so to speak,
[00:10:13] because it has not been an easy space, it is not an easy space,
[00:10:16] so this space is for us a very
[00:10:20] groundbreaking, very, very
[00:10:23] vindicating space for us. because we are here
[00:10:27] and we want to be part of all this and we are part
[00:10:31] of it, so we also demand this space
[00:10:34] as a right to live, to work, to demand,
[00:10:38] and also to be seen in this territory. This year's theme
[00:10:42] marks a turning point, after the extraordinary regularization of thousands
[00:10:45] of migrants, the collectives say that getting papers is
[00:10:49] only the first step. Regularization is a
[00:10:52] necessity, it is a necessity, one for the country
[00:10:55] itself, because we start to have more people contributing, so that
[00:10:58] we start to have companies that do not abuse undocumented people,
[00:11:02] so that they start to have truly dignified pensions for
[00:11:05] the people who are here, the minimum is that they give
[00:11:08] documents to everyone and that everyone has the same level of
[00:11:12] equality to be able to fight for housing, because they can fight
[00:11:16] to have a dignified life in this country. Behind
[00:11:20] each stall there is a unique way of organizing, horizontal,
[00:11:24] communal, and with roots in the Latin American experience,
[00:11:27] we organized in a very grassroots way, it started,
[00:11:31] let's say, in its beginnings, everything was very grassroots, taking the
[00:11:35] spirit of what
[00:11:38] in Latin America, so to speak. A short
[00:11:41] time ago, a few years, not as long as we would have
[00:11:44] liked, we formed ourselves as a cultural
[00:11:47] association, thanks also to the help that, in this case,
[00:11:51] people who are part of Migres gave us to form ourselves as an association, and
[00:11:55] it works, we function horizontally among food stalls,
[00:11:58] handicrafts and activism, the fair claims that migrant
[00:12:01] economy, far from being a problem, is a living part of the
[00:12:05] city, an economy made in solidarity and together.
[00:12:09] Andrés Flores, Telesur,
[00:12:12] Barcelona.
[00:12:15] At least 12 people died and more than 300 people
[00:12:18] were injured after a retaliatory attack by the resistance movement
[00:12:21] against the international airport.
[00:12:27] in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia. Some of those affected were
[00:12:30] transferred to hospitals due to the emergency. Authorities
[00:12:34] temporarily suspended airport operations to
[00:12:37] assess the damage. The incident caused cancellations
[00:12:41] and delays of hundreds of flights, as well as alerts from several
[00:12:44] embassies to avoid the terminal. The attack occurs
[00:12:48] amidst escalating tensions between Saudi Arabia and
[00:12:51] the Yemeni government, led by the resistance movement.
[00:12:55] Santiago, who have advanced military responses against Riyadh's
[00:12:59] forces as part of their aggressions against the sovereignty of
[00:13:02] Yemeni territory.
[00:13:14] Saudi Arabia attacked Sana'a airport this Saturday,
[00:13:18] while Yemeni armed forces reinforced their
[00:13:21] control in the Taiz region. Saudi forces
[00:13:25] launched four attacks against the capital's airport, as
[00:13:29] part of the escalation of aggression that intensified last
[00:13:32] week between the parties. Yemeni media reported that at
[00:13:36] least three civilians were injured after six
[00:13:40] Saudi aerial bombardments were reported in the Abs
[00:13:43] district. For its part, Yemen reported control of
[00:13:47] the Taiz region to prevent any occupation by
[00:13:50] enemy troops.
[00:14:05] In India, more than 5,000 people were detained during protests
[00:14:08] organized in New Delhi by the social movement
[00:14:13] Party. The protesters demand the
[00:14:17] resignation of the head of the Election Commission of India and the
[00:14:20] suspension of the review of the electoral rolls, which they
[00:14:23] claim have eliminated more than 130 million voter
[00:14:27] names, disproportionately affecting
[00:14:31] minorities. In response to the protests, 45 subway
[00:14:34] stations in the capital were temporarily closed and the
[00:14:38] mobilizations extended to Mumbai. The party's
[00:14:41] name comes from a comment by the Chief Justice of the Supreme
[00:14:45] Court of India, who referred to unemployed
[00:14:48] youth as cockroaches during an
[00:14:50] hearing in May of this year, the month in which it was
[00:14:54] also formed. The Cockroach People's Party also
[00:14:58] calls for educational reforms and the review of the government's
[00:15:01] decision to annul the results of the National Medical
[00:15:05] Examination.
[00:16:12] Thank you for staying with us. We continue with more Telesur news from
[00:16:16] Paraguay, where various civic organizations and women's
[00:16:21] the Plaza de la Democracia located in the capital to
[00:16:24] demand justice for the femicide of Daisy Paola
[00:16:27] Jiménez Segovia, with slogans like "Justice for
[00:16:31] Daisy" and "We mobilize so they don't kill
[00:16:34] us." The organizers mobilized to raise awareness about
[00:16:38] gender violence in the country and the incompetence of the
[00:16:40] authorities when it comes to heeding complaints and protecting
[00:16:44] those affected. According to information from the authorities, the
[00:16:48] 22-year-old woman was murdered in plain sight
[00:16:51] while on her way to work. It should be noted that
[00:16:55] the main suspect, her ex-partner,
[00:16:58] surrendered to the competent authorities and is awaiting
[00:17:02] the due process of law. This femicide stood out due to the
[00:17:06] victim's previous complaints, to which she
[00:17:08] received no response from the authorities despite
[00:17:12] the situation she was
[00:17:14] in.
[00:17:22] In El Salvador, more than 600 volunteers and environmentalists
[00:17:26] joined this Saturday in a day of cleaning and
[00:17:29] sanitation in the communities bordering the Grande
[00:17:33] River in the east of that country which remains flooded
[00:17:36] with tons of garbage. Our correspondent
[00:17:40] Roberto Hugo Presa accompanied the brigades and brings us the
[00:17:43] details:
[00:17:46] Hundreds of men and women, assisted by tools and cleaning
[00:17:50] and fumigation equipment, saturated the streets of the communities
[00:17:53] adjacent to the Grande River of San Miguel.
[00:17:57] The National Environmental Coordinator called on various sectors
[00:18:00] to join forces and alleviate to some extent the
[00:18:04] difficult situation faced by the residents. We came a few
[00:18:08] days ago, where we could see the
[00:18:11] contamination that the Grande River has dragged in different
[00:18:15] places, the humidity it has generated everywhere,
[00:18:18] affecting their crops, their livestock,
[00:18:21] the regular transit they have
[00:18:25] through these sectors for their very subsistence.
[00:18:28] The day's work consists of practically eliminating
[00:18:31] all these breeding grounds for larvae that
[00:18:35] we have, which are the residues
[00:18:38] that have been dragged, we have plastic,
[00:18:41] bottles.
[00:18:43] The volunteer brigades entered the muddy paths, collecting
[00:18:47] waste and fumigating flooded homes and plots, a
[00:18:51] day that also seeks to create awareness among citizens in the management of
[00:18:55] waste. We should all have a little
[00:18:58] bit of conscience, just by not throwing a bottle on the
[00:19:01] ground, anywhere, everything ends up here in the river, and then
[00:19:05] we complain that there are too many floods,
[00:19:08] flooded houses, especially in these areas. People
[00:19:12] might think that I'm not seeing it on the spot,
[00:19:16] but if it rains in Honduras or in Morazán in the northern
[00:19:19] part, all that water comes down here. Here we are
[00:19:23] raising awareness, helping a little to solve this
[00:19:25] problem.
[00:19:28] There was also a medical campaign to treat families affected by
[00:19:31] diseases caused by living in muddy
[00:19:34] soil.
[00:19:37] The children also forgot about the floods for a
[00:19:40] moment, they are doing very well, and
[00:19:44] it was very much needed also for the mosquitoes because these
[00:19:47] days the majority of mosquitoes have been terrible,
[00:19:51] we have been living with this problem for 35 years,
[00:19:55] and we have always been forgotten, Hugo, we have always been
[00:19:57] completely forgotten here,
[00:20:01] this old man says that every year they lose livestock and
[00:20:04] crops, the cattle cannot walk in the pastures because they get
[00:20:07] out, because it is inundated with
[00:20:10] water, and the crops, some
[00:20:12] crops are lost,
[00:20:14] old people, some people who worked as sharecroppers and lost everything, because
[00:20:18] maybe that's how it goes, with
[00:20:21] three days, the water is already gone, this
[00:20:24] affluent has become world news due to the impressive
[00:20:27] amount of tons of waste that cover about 5 km of the
[00:20:31] riverbed, heavy machinery tries to clear the
[00:20:35] tons of garbage that cause the
[00:20:37] floods that have generated an environmental
[00:20:40] emergency. The National Environmental Coordinator has
[00:20:43] called on all organizations, environmentalists from the
[00:20:46] country, communities and environmentalists
[00:20:50] to join a massive campaign, since here for a
[00:20:53] long time it will remain flooded and the
[00:20:56] problems will persist. Roberto Hugo Presa,
[00:21:00] Telesur, San Miguel El Salvador.
[00:21:15] Intense rains battered central Philippines, causing severe
[00:21:19] flooding in the streets and subway of Dezebú city,
[00:21:22] while authorities attribute the problem to deficiencies
[00:21:25] in drainage systems. One of the landslides in
[00:21:29] Cebu buried a house and caused
[00:21:32] the death of three people. It also forced the evacuation of about
[00:21:35] 35 families due to the risk of
[00:21:38] flooding. Meteorological authorities predicted that the
[00:21:42] storms will persist until mid- October, with a daily
[00:21:46] probability of precipitation of between 40 and 60%.
[00:21:58] Tropical Storm Isaias is moving as a depression, leaving
[00:22:02] four people dead and around 9,000
[00:22:05] families without electricity in the United States, with Florida,
[00:22:09] Alabama, and Georgia being the most affected states. In Florida,
[00:22:12] a woman died when a tree fell on her house, and a
[00:22:16] man died in his garage from an activated generator.
[00:22:20] The governor of Alabama confirmed two more deaths. In its path
[00:22:24] through the northern region of America, the storm caused floods,
[00:22:28] fallen trees, and damage to infrastructure. It should be noted that
[00:22:32] on Friday night the phenomenon was category 2,
[00:22:35] but this Saturday it rose to category 3. Given
[00:22:39] this, the Federal Emergency Management Agency approved the
[00:22:42] emergency declaration for Alabama and is evaluating a
[00:22:46] similar request from Florida.
[00:22:58] Hurricane Simón, a Category 4 storm, is approaching
[00:23:02] western Mexico and is expected to make landfall on October
[00:23:05] 11 in the west of the country. According to the
[00:23:08] most recent report from the National Meteorological Service, the phenomenon is
[00:23:12] located 185 km
[00:23:16] the nation. Although it has not yet made
[00:23:19] landfall, its effects are already being felt in the west
[00:23:23] and south of the country, while the waves have
[00:23:26] increased in height and strength. Heavy rains
[00:23:29] have also occurred, which could lead to floods and
[00:23:33] other damages. Given
[00:23:37] the phenomenon ahead of its imminent arrival on the
[00:23:40] Mexican Pacific
[00:23:41] coast.
[00:23:50] In this regard, the President of Mexico Claudia Sheinbown announced the
[00:23:53] suspension of non-essential activities in states of
[00:23:57] Western Mexico due to the arrival of Hurricane Simón. The
[00:24:01] president wrote on her social media X: We inform the
[00:24:04] population of Jalisco, Colima, Michoacán, and
[00:24:07] Nayarit, that non-essential activities are suspended today,
[00:24:10] Saturday, from 4 p.m. due to the passage of Hurricane
[00:24:14] Simón, category 4. According to the trajectory, it will make
[00:24:18] landfall during the early hours of Sunday, October 11,
[00:24:22] between the municipalities of La Huerta and Tomatlán in
[00:24:25] Jalisco. We urge you to remain in safe places and
[00:24:28] avoid unnecessary travel. Let's follow
[00:24:31] the civil protection instructions. This afternoon, the
[00:24:34] winds will intensify in Colima and Jalisco. In
[00:24:38] Guerrero, CFE has restored
[00:24:41] 90.57% of electricity service in less than
[00:24:45] 12 hours after the start of rainfall. Attention continues in
[00:24:49] affected areas
[00:24:50] of Acapulco.
[00:24:58] Heavy rains accompanied by gusts of wind and electrical discharges
[00:25:02] affected several sectors of Greater Caracas in
[00:25:05] Venezuela, causing flooding, traffic
[00:25:08] complications, and difficulties for pedestrians. Among the
[00:25:12] most affected areas were the center and southwest of the
[00:25:15] capital, where electrical fluctuations were reported.
[00:25:18] In addition, the situation complicated traffic towards
[00:25:22] Caracas, Los Teques. The precipitations caused an
[00:25:25] increase in the flow of the Guaire River and several
[00:25:28] streams in the capital city, generating
[00:25:31] concern about water accumulation.
[00:25:34] Authorities and residents remain alert to the
[00:25:37] consequences of the rains and the risks associated
[00:25:41] with new
[00:25:42] flooding.
[00:25:48] the capital of Venezuela, the Caracas mayor's office issued the
[00:25:51] following statement: Due to the heavy rainfall in the
[00:25:55] capital city, the entire risk management team of the
[00:25:58] Caracas Mayor's Office is deployed, active, and on permanent
[00:26:02] alert to address any emergency
[00:26:06] situation. We are in the field, working for your
[00:26:09] well-being.
[00:26:19] Changing topics. In Argentina, where President Javier Miley
[00:26:22] denies the existence of the last dictatorship, the sustained
[00:26:26] and tireless work of human rights organizations and the
[00:26:30] Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team continue
[00:26:33] to trace and rediscover the bodies of the disappeared in
[00:26:37] mass graves whose scale they still cannot fully
[00:26:40] grasp. Our colleague Fabián Restibo shares the
[00:26:43] details:
[00:26:45] The traces of the assassinations of the last Argentine civic-military dictatorship
[00:26:49] reappeared under the ground of the Argentine Army barracks
[00:26:53] of La Perla in the province of Córdoba. From there,
[00:26:57] Agueda was informed that 50 years later,
[00:27:01] the remains of her parents were found. They were together in the
[00:27:04] transfer, they were transferred together. and the bones
[00:27:08] appeared together. Hagueda
[00:27:10] clearly remembers, they were militants and worked in
[00:27:14] Córdoba and on August 15,
[00:27:17] 1977, they kidnapped him and subsequently
[00:27:21] we were able to reconstruct through testimony of survivors that they had been
[00:27:25] seen in La Perla, they shot him and
[00:27:28] and that's it, we knew that much and I don't know why.
[00:27:32] I was convinced, in some way,
[00:27:35] certain that they would appear, unlike
[00:27:38] Águeda, Augusto still hopes that among those piles of
[00:27:42] earth and bones, a trace of his father will appear, this
[00:27:45] anxiety sustains him, holding hands with the
[00:27:49] Argentine forensic anthropology team. I thought that my whole
[00:27:52] life I would be the child of a disappeared person, that it would be
[00:27:55] very difficult to find that body, and today thanks to the important
[00:27:58] work, the struggle of so many years of mothers and grandmothers.
[00:28:03] To a court that has decided to move forward with this and above all to the
[00:28:06] Argentine forensic anthropology team, we have found the
[00:28:09] grave where the majority or an important
[00:28:12] group of comrades who were murdered in La
[00:28:16] Perla are, among them my father, La Perla was after the Esma,
[00:28:20] Navy Mechanics School, the largest kidnapping center in the
[00:28:24] country, kidnapped people from all over Argentina arrived there,
[00:28:27] with the transfer of two
[00:28:30] couples, José Luis Goyochea and Élida Moreno
[00:28:33] de Goyochea, and the other marriage is Carlos
[00:28:37] Cruzpeire and Rosa God de Cruz Peire. The
[00:28:40] Cruz Peire marriage was a militant in Montoneros, he was from here in Buenos
[00:28:43] Aires, he had gone to Córdoba looking
[00:28:46] for refuge, they were kidnapped in
[00:28:48] September 1977, my parents in
[00:28:52] August 1977, they had nothing to do with it either by militant
[00:28:55] group or by issues. My father was Tomás
[00:28:59] Ditofino, he was a union leader of the Light and Power union in
[00:29:03] Córdoba, he was a target of the genocidal dictatorship that
[00:29:07] took power in 1976, he was kidnapped and
[00:29:10] disappeared in the clandestine detention and
[00:29:13] extermination center La Perla in Córdoba. Augusto
[00:29:16] Ditofino, founder of the Hijos group, not only
[00:29:20] waits. The military dictatorship wanted to erase from the collective
[00:29:23] memory the history of struggle of a generation, we recovered that
[00:29:27] identity. From Buenos Aires for Telesur, Fabián
[00:29:30] Restigo.
[00:29:32] And with this information, we conclude this broadcast of Telesur
[00:29:35] News, thank you for joining us, stay tuned to
[00:29:39] our multiplatform, on behalf of the entire technical production team,
[00:29:42] Andrés Romero, good night.
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