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[00:03:17] Telesur News from Caracas, Venezuela. Evelyn Guarenas greets you. Let's go
[00:03:21] straight to the headlines of this Sunday, October
[00:03:24] 11th.
[00:03:27] Cuba denounces what it describes as a... persecution by the
[00:03:31] United States against international
[00:03:34] works in 130 countries medical cooperation
[00:03:34] programs.
[00:03:40] Yemen warns airlines about the risk of operating in Saudi Arabia
[00:03:44] amidst increased
[00:03:45] hostilities.
[00:03:51] China leads global advanced manufacturing for
[00:03:55] 16 consecutive years and consolidates its growth
[00:03:58] driven by innovation.
[00:04:10] cover 17% of We begin with the details of the
[00:04:15] justice there is no peace, so that is what here, eh, there is also the information. Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez denounced this Saturday what he described as an obsessive
[00:04:18] persecution by the United States government against Cuba's
[00:04:21] international medical cooperation programs. The official
[00:04:25] questioned the new State Department report on human
[00:04:29] trafficking, considering that it is used to justify
[00:04:32] diplomatic pressures and restrict these missions. According to the
[00:04:36] published information, the US document again
[00:04:39] points to some Cuban professional cooperation programs
[00:04:42] abroad as forced labor. In this sense,
[00:04:45] Havana maintains that these measures seek to weaken
[00:04:49] its international cooperation, while the debate continues around
[00:04:53] the working conditions of professionals and the impact that restrictions
[00:04:56] can have on the populations that receive
[00:05:00] important medical
[00:05:01] attention.
[00:05:08] In Cuba, the electrical system in the eastern region of the
[00:05:12] country was restored after a partial disconnection registered this Saturday, the
[00:05:16] electrical union reported. According to the entity, the interruption was due
[00:05:19] to a failure in the 220 kV transmission
[00:05:23] line that connects Nuevitas with Las Tunas.
[00:05:26] This incident occurs amidst the difficulties faced by the Cuban
[00:05:30] electrical system, including limitations in the
[00:05:34] supply of fuel and its availability for
[00:05:37] maintenance. The blockade and restrictions imposed by the United States
[00:05:40] hinder the acquisition of fuel, parts
[00:05:44] and other necessary supplies for the operation of the sector.
[00:05:58] The government of Panama enabled collection centers to collect
[00:06:01] aid for those affected by the 7.5 magnitude earthquake
[00:06:04] this Friday, October 9th. The collection
[00:06:08] points were enabled so that families can have access to drinking
[00:06:12] water, food and shelter, including the
[00:06:15] mayor's office of Panama, the Catholic University and the Omar
[00:06:19] Park Dome. Markets such as Ribasmith and La Plaza La
[00:06:23] Cabima were also enabled as collection centers.
[00:06:26] Local authorities confirmed that the
[00:06:30] most affected areas, such as the districts of Mariato, Tonosí
[00:06:33] and Pedasí, need help due to the loss of their homes and
[00:06:37] belongings.
[00:06:45] The national government, for its part, declared a state of national emergency
[00:06:49] due to the affected areas that urgently need
[00:06:52] help. Likewise, it allocated up to 100 million
[00:06:55] dollars for the recovery and attention to
[00:06:59] damages. The most urgent needs such as water and shelter
[00:07:02] affect residents in the interior of the country, while
[00:07:06] inspections continue to assess the
[00:07:09] damages.
[00:07:18] The acting president of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, reaffirmed her
[00:07:21] solidarity with the Panamanian people due to the earthquake last Friday, through
[00:07:25] a phone call with her counterpart José Raúl
[00:07:28] Mulino. The acting president published on her social
[00:07:31] networks: "I held a phone conversation with the
[00:07:35] President of the Republic of Panama, José Raúl
[00:07:38] Mulino, to ratify
[00:07:42] the Panamanian people, as well as
[00:07:47] experiences and capacities in seismic emergency
[00:07:50] response. In the face of adversities, solidarity
[00:07:54] and cooperation between our peoples must always
[00:07:57] prevail. Panama is not alone."
[00:08:15] And in the Dominican Republic, organizations are mobilizing to
[00:08:18] demand improvements in health services, education, drinking
[00:08:22] water, energy, citizen and social security, the
[00:08:25] cessation of peasant evictions, among other
[00:08:28] reasons. Our colleague Daisy Tusant has the details
[00:08:32] of this day of mobilization from the Dominican
[00:08:35] Republic. Go ahead Daisy and tell us how this day of
[00:08:38] evolve.
[00:08:43] It's a pleasure to greet you and all the people who connect with us at this
[00:08:47] moment. We have reached the point, let's say,
[00:08:51] of this march that has made a journey
[00:08:53] here in the Dominican Republic that
[00:08:57] brings together the five eastern provinces of the
[00:09:00] country. This march is
[00:09:03] demanding social security. A unitary
[00:09:06] manifesto is also presented here
[00:09:09] demanding fiscal and environmental
[00:09:12] justice, also education. Many of the
[00:09:15] provinces that are here present advocate
[00:09:18] for the R.S., some say
[00:09:22] that it is necessary to eliminate it, however,
[00:09:26] movement of the sugar cane workers, people who are already elderly who
[00:09:30] gave their health and their lives to
[00:09:33] the country's economy in the time of the
[00:09:36] "hospitaleros" and who today demand a pension
[00:09:40] from the government. There are also recognized movements
[00:09:43] that are
[00:09:45] the
[00:09:48] descendants who were
[00:09:49] denationalized
[00:09:52] and who also demand that the state recognize their right to
[00:09:56] nationality, but there are also the women
[00:10:00] here who are part of the movement of
[00:10:02] peasants from the province of El Seibo who
[00:10:05] also demand the
[00:10:08] realization.
[00:10:12] We are now hearing how each of the provinces are presenting their
[00:10:16] demands, they are speaking against
[00:10:18] the they are presenting their
[00:10:21] demands, they are speaking against the.
[00:10:25] against feminicide in the Dominican
[00:10:28] Republic, we hear how they are also
[00:10:31] speaking against the blockade of the Venezuelan people, against
[00:10:35] the blockade of the people, of the Cuban people, how all these
[00:10:39] social organizations from the different provinces are here to
[00:10:42] demand respect for the sovereignty and self-determination
[00:10:45] of peoples, but also the oblivion that
[00:10:49] the Dominican state has precisely with this
[00:10:53] province where I am.
[00:10:58] which also covers a large part of the east in
[00:11:01] the development of tourism but
[00:11:04] violating the fundamental rights of the
[00:11:07] people of this eastern region, like five
[00:11:10] provinces that are here
[00:11:13] present at this moment. Each of the
[00:11:17] representatives of the organizations are making
[00:11:20] a presentation of what the demands are
[00:11:23] a declaration
[00:11:26] jointly that each of these organizations
[00:11:30] have been October is also
[00:11:34] important because it marks around 539
[00:11:40] the arrival and European occupation in most Latin American
[00:11:44] regions. This date has been used to vindicate
[00:11:47] social causes, union struggles, environmental
[00:11:50] struggles and that is why the Dominican people have said
[00:11:54] "present".
[00:12:25] retired workers, all demanding improvements and the fulfillment
[00:12:28] of their rights. We continue with more news in this round of
[00:12:32] Telesur. Heavy rains accompanied by wind gusts and electrical
[00:12:36] discharges affected several sectors of Greater Caracas in Venezuela,
[00:12:40] causing flooding, traffic complications and
[00:12:42] difficulties for pedestrians. Among the most
[00:12:45] affected areas are the center and southwest of the capital, where
[00:12:49] power fluctuations were reported. The rainfall
[00:12:52] caused an increase in the flow of the Guaire River and several
[00:12:55] ravines in the capital city, generating concern due to the
[00:12:59] accumulation of water. The authorities and residents remain
[00:13:02] alert to the consequences of the rains and the associated
[00:13:05] risks of new
[00:13:07] flooding.
[00:13:15] Given this situation, the Mayor's Office of Caracas issued the following
[00:13:19] statement: "Due to the heavy rainfall in the capital
[00:13:22] city, the entire risk management team of the Mayor's Office of Caracas is
[00:13:25] deployed, active and on permanent
[00:13:28] alert to deal with any emergency situation. We are
[00:13:32] on the ground working for your well-being."
[00:14:03] Our Venezuela in Motion program continues its
[00:14:07] tour of the country. During its stop in Miranda state, it learned about the
[00:14:10] productive experience of the Añaplácida commune.
[00:14:13] Our colleague Michel Ramírez offers us the details,
[00:14:17] let's see.
[00:14:22] We arrived at the warm lands of Cua, state. where the
[00:14:25] Añaplácida commune is located, which with a spirit of struggle, love and
[00:14:29] commitment to the homeland, has launched various initiatives that
[00:14:33] seek to promote local economy and the construction of social
[00:14:36] happiness. Let's get to know this
[00:14:38] community together. In the center of Venezuela, Miranda
[00:14:42] state, Tuy Valleys region, is the town of Cua,
[00:14:45] founded in 1690 and popularly
[00:14:48] known as the Pearl of the Tuy. This town, which has
[00:14:52] more than 170,000 inhabitants, stands out for two
[00:14:55] important reasons: its historical center, birthplace of the hero Ezequiel
[00:14:58] Zamora, and for its people, productive men and
[00:15:01] women.
[00:15:09] Cua is much more than these rural streets, in these lands
[00:15:13] reside the women of the Añaplácida commune, an example of communal
[00:15:16] strength and organization. Together they have fought for their community
[00:15:20] for more than a decade and every initiative has been born within the walls of their
[00:15:24] self-government room. The commune is my
[00:15:26] home, the communards are my
[00:15:29] siblings, the communard sisters contemporary
[00:15:33] with me are my siblings, I have my
[00:15:36] grandchildren within the community. So for me, the commune is a
[00:15:39] home, a home where we are
[00:15:41] equals, and among equals we have
[00:15:45] greater, we have greater capacity to
[00:15:48] understand each other and if we have any difficulty we are also
[00:15:52] capable of overcoming them but together as a family,
[00:15:55] so from the bottom of my heart I love my
[00:15:58] commune and I love my communard
[00:16:01] brothers, sisters and siblings because here 80%
[00:16:04] is female. And
[00:16:08] most of the self-government instances are made up of
[00:16:11] women, my companions, the 20%
[00:16:14] male are also my communard brothers and they also have a
[00:16:17] sense of belonging and commitment
[00:16:20] just like a woman and they defend women tooth and
[00:16:24] nail, so what can I say, my commune is my
[00:16:27] home, my commune is my home and my communard is my
[00:16:30] family. In pandemic times, a project was born, the
[00:16:34] collection of solid waste so that its inhabitants live in a clean
[00:16:38] and healthy space and months later it became a circular
[00:16:42] economy. We have built over the last
[00:16:44] 8 years through the self-government system
[00:16:48] with the participation of 16 communal councils,
[00:16:52] a direct social property enterprise that was born as a
[00:16:55] solid waste plan. That plan continues
[00:16:59] collecting 60 tons of waste in a
[00:17:03] self-managed way for those 16 communal councils
[00:17:07] and has currently achieved through training and
[00:17:10] organization to form an EPS with the
[00:17:14] support of Caricuado Caribes who were our main
[00:17:17] trainers. Primarily our objective as a commune
[00:17:21] is to generate a process of transformation with our
[00:17:24] mother earth, to generate a process of transformation from the
[00:17:27] citizen in relation to nature, in relation to
[00:17:31] our territory as that
[00:17:34] main environment that gives us life. And that gives
[00:17:37] us, gives us life and generates
[00:17:41] for all of us the main inputs to
[00:17:45] develop as a people, as a nation. The workforce is
[00:17:49] female, it is the women who collect the waste in their
[00:17:52] communities and bring it to the collection center, and as the
[00:17:56] scooter passes, the journey begins until it reaches the
[00:17:59] classification center.
[00:18:07] from the green landscape they arrive with enthusiasm, get to work
[00:18:10] and recycle what was once garbage, we separate it into
[00:18:14] eight groups, each group is
[00:18:17] made up of one item, for example we have the
[00:18:20] PET that we call PET which is the
[00:18:24] plastic of chairs, the plastic of laundry baskets,
[00:18:28] the plastic of kitchen utensils, we also have
[00:18:31] the blown plastic which is this plastic that are shampoo
[00:18:35] bottles, bleach bottles, paint
[00:18:38] cans eh we
[00:18:41] also have apart because it is a material that we cannot
[00:18:44] mix with the rest, which is eh the plastic of
[00:18:48] butter containers, Chinese
[00:18:52] refrigerators, washing machines and all this. All
[00:18:55] this process is done here with the spokespersons who make up
[00:18:59] the EPS, the commune, those of us who started with this
[00:19:03] project. Once we have weighed it
[00:19:06] by communal... communal to
[00:19:10] know what quantity each communal council has given us and
[00:19:13] to be able to compensate them for what they
[00:19:17] need, weed whackers for their dance group,
[00:19:20] lighting, whatever they require and can afford with
[00:19:24] the amount of material they have given us. The love for the
[00:19:28] homeland, for the environment, for their Venezuelan siblings has been the pillar that has
[00:19:32] sustained their work, the love, first, the
[00:19:35] legacy left to us by our commander
[00:19:37] Rafael Hugo Chávez Fría, which is being fulfilled by our president Nicolás Maduro
[00:19:41] and now our acting president Delcy Rodríguez, to generate that is,
[00:19:45] socialism, unity, equality,
[00:19:48] social justice, because if there is no
[00:19:52] we, the Añaplace commune, want, to generate
[00:19:55] 21st century socialism. With more than 60
[00:19:59] tons of recycled waste per month, they contribute to the
[00:20:02] economic diversification of Miranda state, which emerges through its agricultural,
[00:20:05] agro-industrial, manufacturing and
[00:20:08] export sectors.
[00:20:13] Thus, the Añaplácida commune consolidates itself as a reference for
[00:20:17] self-management, popular organization and sustainable
[00:20:19] development. Its management stands out for its ability to transform local
[00:20:23] problems into collective solutions, achieving a balance between
[00:20:27] citizen participation and environmental care. With Jesús Romero and Michel
[00:20:31] Ramírez from Miranda, Venezuela for
[00:20:33] Telesur. Brazilian President Luiz Inácio
[00:20:37] Lula da Silva leads a campaign rally this Sunday on Paulista
[00:20:40] Avenue in the city of Sao Paulo, ahead of the second
[00:20:44] electoral round scheduled for next Sunday, October
[00:20:47] 25th. From the location, our colleague...
[00:20:56] Ignacio, greetings, studio. Paulista Avenue, Sunday. Here
[00:20:59] President Lula da Silva begins his walk today
[00:21:03] for re-election in the runoff of the presidential
[00:21:06] elections. In another area, also near
[00:21:09] Paulista Avenue, in the center of Sao Paulo, Flavio Bolsonaro is holding
[00:21:13] meetings. The two candidates here in Sao Paulo. We have already said several
[00:21:16] times that the southeastern region of
[00:21:20] Brazil is a key point due to its demographic size
[00:21:23] for facing the elections and electoral campaigns. That is why the
[00:21:27] candidates come here, to this largest city in Brazil, to carry out
[00:21:31] their campaigns. Yesterday, Lula was
[00:21:35] in Natal, Rio Grande do Norte,
[00:21:38] the region where the Workers' Party has more
[00:21:42] weight, while Flavio Bolsonaro targeted the epicenter of the
[00:21:46] Bolsonaro family, Rio de
[00:21:49] the... The two candidates are moving towards
[00:21:53] the elections that will take place next October
[00:21:56] 25th, and the streets are very important to
[00:22:00] generate eh to generate responses among
[00:22:03] voters. The elections show two very static blocks
[00:22:07] in the electorate, a two-point advantage for
[00:22:10] Flavio Bolsonaro in the first round, now with the support of other
[00:22:13] candidates who did not reach the runoff, and Lula da Silva seeks in the
[00:22:17] streets to generate more climate of support,
[00:22:21] more incentive for his campaign and promises important announcements
[00:22:25] this week for entrepreneurs, for
[00:22:28] those self-employed workers in Brazil. We will see what happens, everything
[00:22:32] remains to be seen before October 25th. Studios, that's right,
[00:22:35] thank you very much Ignacio for the report. The electoral
[00:22:39] campaign in Brazil is in full swing. We continue with more news. Chile
[00:22:43] registered a bus accident that left one person dead and
[00:22:46] around 30 injured in Valparaíso, according to authorities.
[00:22:50] The vehicle lost control while
[00:22:53] descending Placeres Avenue and ended up plunging into
[00:22:57] the parking lot of an Esperanza condominium building, where
[00:23:01] it completely crushed a car that was
[00:23:05] parked. It was determined that the bus was transporting
[00:23:08] 40 passengers, most of whom belonged to the
[00:23:11] Chamber Orchestra of Chile, a state entity dependent on the
[00:23:15] Ministry of Cultures, Arts and Heritage and the
[00:23:19] Regional Ministerial Secretariat of Culture in
[00:23:22] Valparaíso stated that they are supporting the victims of the accident.
[00:23:49] The Yemeni Armed Forces warned airlines
[00:23:53] and their employees about the risk of operating in Saudi
[00:23:56] territory due to increased hostilities. The Yemeni
[00:24:00] military indicated that this warning is due to the
[00:24:03] danger in the territory and the possibility of becoming potential
[00:24:07] targets. In the face of any consequence or incident, the
[00:24:10] official affirmed that the nation will hold the Saudi forces responsible
[00:24:14] and affirmed that they will continue their operations
[00:24:17] until the stated objectives are achieved.
[00:24:38] In the Gaza Strip, nearly 2.1 Palestinians
[00:24:42] need safe shelter before the arrival of winter. The International
[00:24:46] Organization for Migration warns that intense rains and
[00:24:49] floods could worsen the living conditions of the
[00:24:52] population. According to the organization, available supplies and those
[00:24:56] en route only
[00:25:00] urgent needs. In addition, 8,600
[00:25:03] emergency kits are still awaiting authorization to
[00:25:07] enter Gaza. For its part, the Gaza press office
[00:25:11] reported that 162,000 of the
[00:25:13] 270,000 tents installed can no
[00:25:16] longer be used. Damage to infrastructure
[00:25:20] also hinders repairs and drainage. In this
[00:25:23] scenario, humanitarian organizations are calling for
[00:25:26] facilitating the entry of aid and equipment to improve shelters and
[00:25:30] protect Palestinian families from the cold and
[00:25:33] rains.
[00:25:41] China strengthens and expands its advanced manufacturing industry and
[00:25:45] ranks first worldwide in this sector for
[00:25:48] 16 consecutive years. The automotive
[00:25:51] sector in China is valued at trillions of
[00:25:55] dollars, which demonstrates the overall growth and modernization
[00:25:59] of the country's advanced manufacturing sector, representing
[00:26:02] 30% of the global total. Annual average
[00:26:06] rates have grown by 10 and 8% in the production of
[00:26:09] added value in high-tech and equipment
[00:26:13] manufacturing. In light of this, China now holds a global leadership
[00:26:17] position in key sectors such as
[00:26:20] telecommunications, robotics, artificial
[00:26:22] intelligence, and other rapidly advancing areas. High-quality
[00:26:26] growth driven by innovation and
[00:26:29] advanced manufacturing.
[00:26:38] We go to Spain, the police in this country evicted the last migrant
[00:26:42] camp located in the autonomous city of Ceuta.
[00:26:46] The agents, with the support of soldiers, moved to Trampolín
[00:26:49] beach, where about 3,000 people lived, who
[00:26:53] subsequently, most were placed on buses
[00:26:57] for transport to collection centers. At the same time,
[00:27:00] they dismantled the tents and cleaned the area. This action
[00:27:04] comes after the upcoming visit next Tuesday of King Felipe
[00:27:08] VI and Queen
[00:27:11] Letizia, this within the framework of historical visits as they are the first
[00:27:15] trips to Spanish territories by a monarch
[00:27:17] since
[00:27:19] 2007.
[00:27:28] The acting president of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, arrived
[00:27:31] this Sunday in the city of Rome, Italy, to participate in the World
[00:27:35] Food Forum of the United Nations Food and Agriculture
[00:27:38] Organization. Upon her arrival, the
[00:27:41] president highlighted the executive's commitment to
[00:27:45] food as an essential human right. Rodríguez also
[00:27:48] emphasized that agro-productive processes must be carried
[00:27:51] out with respect for nature and mentioned that
[00:27:55] Venezuela seeks to consolidate important advances with the aim
[00:27:58] of eradicating hunger. Until October
[00:28:02] 16, more than 190 countries
[00:28:05] will participate in various debates focused on fighting
[00:28:08] malnutrition and creating strategies to optimize
[00:28:11] food production and mitigate the effects of climate
[00:28:14] change.
[00:28:21] We are here participating in the World Food Forum,
[00:28:25] highlighting the importance that Venezuela gives to food as a
[00:28:29] fundamental human right, highlighting the relevance
[00:28:32] of agro-productive processes that must be
[00:28:36] responsible with respect to nature in all
[00:28:39] countries of the world. Well, from
[00:28:42] this Sunday, October 11 to Friday, October 16,
[00:28:45] the World Forum of
[00:28:49] Food and Agriculture Organization
[00:28:53] will be held in Rome, Italy, an opportunity for
[00:28:56] nations to expose their capacities and also their limitations
[00:29:00] to guarantee food security. Let's look at the origin
[00:29:03] of this organization. The organization was founded on October 16,
[00:29:08] with the aim of uniting efforts among nations to eradicate
[00:29:12] hunger, promote agricultural sustainability, and
[00:29:15] sustainably manage natural resources. The FAO
[00:29:19] also focuses on providing technical assistance to
[00:29:22] countries, collecting global statistical data,
[00:29:26] coordinating policies, and responding to crises and food
[00:29:30] emergencies. Currently, it has at least
[00:29:33] 194 members and
[00:29:36] with the support of governments.
[00:29:49] Well, this concludes this round of Telesur News. Thank you for your attention. I
[00:29:53] bid you farewell on behalf of the entire technical and production team. Have a happy
[00:29:57] afternoon.
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