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[00:01:25] good afternoon, welcome to this Telesur
[00:01:28] News broadcast this Sunday, October 11, 2026.
[00:01:32] I'm Andrea Romero, and I'll be accompanying you today. Let's look at the
[00:01:35] headlines now. Dominicans mobilize in
[00:01:39] various cities across the country to demand improvements in
[00:01:43] public
[00:01:43] services from the national government.
[00:01:48] The overflowing of the Budigandaki River in north-central
[00:01:51] Nepal leaves destruction and massive
[00:01:57] currently has managed, through evacuations.
[00:02:00] of wild fauna in Africa highlights the urgency of empowering
[00:02:03] local communities that protect
[00:02:05] biodiversity.
[00:02:11] allowing it to exceed the goal of
[00:02:13] In the Dominican Republic, hundreds of citizens mobilize in various
[00:02:17] streets of the country to demand improvements in public
[00:02:20] services from the national government. This Sunday's march demands solutions to
[00:02:24] problems of access to land, public services, social
[00:02:28] security, and living conditions. The call brings together
[00:02:32] social, peasant, trade union, student, and community
[00:02:35] organizations from the region, under the
[00:02:38] slogan, "The Eastern Region Rises Up, We Can't Take Any More
[00:02:42] Abuses." The protests also denounce evictions,
[00:02:46] violence against
[00:02:47] social system, and the increase in women, and alleged labor abuses.
[00:02:58] survives with the
[00:03:00] The indigenous peoples of El Salvador gather in commemoration of Resistance
[00:03:04] Day, which is celebrated this coming Monday, October
[00:03:07] 12. The activity takes place in the central square of
[00:03:10] Izalco, one of the towns with the largest indigenous
[00:03:13] population, seeking to highlight the heritage and resistance
[00:03:17] of a people who marked history. The gathering
[00:03:20] honors ancestors and remembers battles of
[00:03:23] resistance against the process of conquest and
[00:03:26] invasion in the
[00:03:28] is also a sign of region. Since October 12, 14 492,
[00:03:33] that we can't mix with the others, 543 years have passed, which demonstrates the exact duration of the indifference and
[00:03:37] marginalization that indigenous
[00:03:40] rice, the plastic from communities received during the invasion of the Spanish colony.
[00:04:05] Our program Venezuela en Movimiento advances in its journey through the
[00:04:08] country. During its stop in Miranda state, the productive
[00:04:12] experience of the Añaplácida commune was learned.
[00:04:15] Our colleague Michelle Ramírez tells us the
[00:04:17] details.
[00:04:22] We arrived at the warm lands of Cuba, Miranda state, where the
[00:04:28] and perspectives of the podcasts of Añaplácida commune is located, which, with a spirit of struggle, love, and... commitment to the homeland, has launched
[00:04:32] various initiatives that seek to promote local economy and the
[00:04:35] construction of social happiness. Let's get to know this
[00:04:40] justice, there is no peace, so that is what community together. In the center of Venezuela, Miranda
[00:04:42] state, Tuy Valleys region, is the town of Ecua,
[00:04:46] founded in the year 1690 and popularly
[00:04:48] known as the Pearl of Tuy. This town, which has
[00:04:52] more than 170,000 inhabitants, stands out for two important
[00:04:55] reasons: its historic center, birthplace of the hero Ezequiel Zamora, and for its
[00:04:59] people. Productive men and
[00:05:04] promise to increase participation in women.
[00:05:05] Cuba
[00:05:10] is much more than these rural streets. In these lands
[00:05:13] reside the women of the Añaplácida commune, an example of strength
[00:05:16] and communal organization. Together they have fought for their community
[00:05:20] for more than a decade, and every initiative has been born within the walls of
[00:05:24] their self-government room. The commune is my
[00:05:26] home. The communal members are my
[00:05:30] brothers, the contemporary communal sisters
[00:05:33] with me are my brothers. I have my
[00:05:36] grandchildren within the commune. So, for me, the commune is a
[00:05:39] home, a home where we are logical.
[00:05:43] and among equals we have greater, we have greater
[00:05:47] capacity to understand each other and if
[00:05:50] we have any difficulty, we are also able to overcome it but
[00:05:54] together as a family. So from the bottom of my
[00:05:58] heart I love my commune and I love my communal
[00:06:02] brothers, sisters, and communal members, because just as 80%
[00:06:05] here is female and
[00:06:08] most of the self-government bodies are made up of
[00:06:11] women. My companions, the 20% male
[00:06:15] are also my communal brothers, they also have a sense of belonging and
[00:06:19] commitment just like a woman and
[00:06:22] they defend women with tooth and nail, so what can I
[00:06:26] say, my commune is my home, my commune is my
[00:06:29] home and my communal member is my family. In times of
[00:06:32] pandemic, a project was born, the collection of solid waste so that
[00:06:36] its inhabitants live in a clean and healthy space, and months
[00:06:40] later it became a circular
[00:06:42] economy. We have built over the last 8 years
[00:06:46] through the self-government system with the
[00:06:49] participation of 16 communal councils, a
[00:06:52] direct social property company that was born as a
[00:06:56] solid waste plan. This plan continues
[00:07:00] collecting 60 tons of waste in a
[00:07:03] self-managed way by these 16 communal
[00:07:06] councils and
[00:07:09] training and organization, to
[00:07:12] form an EPS with the support of Caricuado Caribe, who were
[00:07:16] our main trainers. The main
[00:07:19] objective of our commune is to generate
[00:07:22] a transformation process with our mother earth, to generate a
[00:07:26] transformation process from the citizen towards
[00:07:29] nature, towards our
[00:07:33] territory as that main environment that gives
[00:07:36] us life and that gives us
[00:07:40] life and generates all
[00:07:43] the main inputs for us to develop as a people, as
[00:07:47] a nation. The workforce is female. It is the women
[00:07:51] who collect the waste in their communities and bring it to the collection
[00:07:54] center, and at the pace of the scooter, the journey begins
[00:07:58] until it reaches the classification
[00:07:59] center.
[00:08:07] They arrive at this green landscape with enthusiasm, get to work
[00:08:11] and recycle what used to be trash. We separate it
[00:08:14] into eight groups, each group is formed
[00:08:18] by one item, for example we have the PET, which we
[00:08:22] call PET, which is the plastic from
[00:08:25] chairs, the plastic from laundry baskets, the plastic
[00:08:29] from kitchen utensils. We also have
[00:08:32] blown plastic, which is this plastic that includes shampoo
[00:08:35] bottles, bleach bottles,
[00:08:38] paint containers. We also have
[00:08:43] a separate category because it's a material
[00:08:46] which is the plastic from
[00:08:49] butter containers, Chinese
[00:08:52] refrigerators, washing machines and all that. All
[00:08:56] these processes are done here with the spokespersons who make up the
[00:09:00] EPS, the commune, those of us who started this
[00:09:03] project. Once we have weighed it
[00:09:07] by communal council to know how much each communal council
[00:09:11] has given us and to be able to
[00:09:14] give them back what they need, brush cutters
[00:09:17] for their dance group, lighting, whatever they require
[00:09:21] and can afford with the amount of material they
[00:09:24] have given us. The love for the homeland, for the environment, for their Venezuelan
[00:09:28] brothers and sisters, has been the pillar that has sustained their work. The
[00:09:32] love, first, the legacy that our commander Rafael Hugo
[00:09:36] Chávez Fría left us, which our president Nicolás Maduro
[00:09:40] is following, and now our president,
[00:09:42] as the general manager, is that, socialism,
[00:09:46] unity, equality,
[00:09:49] social justice, because if there is no
[00:09:53] we, the Añaplácida commune, want, to generate
[00:09:56] 21st century socialism. With more than 60
[00:09:59] tons of recycled waste per month, they contribute to the
[00:10:02] economic diversification of Miranda state, which emerges from its agricultural,
[00:10:06] agro-industrial, manufacturing, and
[00:10:09] export sectors.
[00:10:14] Thus, the Añaplácida commune consolidates itself as a benchmark for
[00:10:17] self-management, popular organization, and sustainable
[00:10:20] development. Its management stands out for its ability to transform local
[00:10:23] problems into collective solutions, achieving a balance
[00:10:27] between citizen participation and environmental care. With Jesús
[00:10:31] Romero on camera, Michel Ramírez from Miranda, Venezuela for
[00:10:33] Telesur. The acting President of Venezuela, Delsi
[00:10:37] Rodríguez, arrived this Sunday in the city of Rome, Italy, to
[00:10:40] participate in the World Food Forum of the United
[00:10:44] Nations Food and Agriculture
[00:10:46] Organization. Upon her arrival, the president highlighted the
[00:10:49] executive's commitment to food as an essential human
[00:10:53] right. She also emphasized that agro-productive
[00:10:56] processes must be carried out with respect for
[00:11:00] nature and mentioned that Venezuela seeks to consolidate
[00:11:03] important advances with the aim of eradicating hunger. Until
[00:11:07] next October 16, more than 190 countries
[00:11:10] will participate in various debates focused on fighting
[00:11:14] malnutrition and creating strategies to optimize food
[00:11:18] production and mitigate the effects of climate
[00:11:21] change.
[00:11:27] We are here participating in the World Food
[00:11:29] Forum, highlighting the importance that Venezuela gives
[00:11:33] to food as a fundamental human right,
[00:11:37] highlighting the relevance of agro-productive
[00:11:40] processes that must be responsible with respect for
[00:11:43] nature in all countries of the world.
[00:11:47] Venezuela has maintained economic growth since
[00:11:50] 2021 and is making progress in food security with more
[00:11:54] production and nutrition for the benefit of the
[00:11:57] citizenry. Let's see the following
[00:11:59] material.
[00:12:05] The Ministry of Popular Power for Food
[00:12:08] ensures that Venezuela reduced undernourishment to
[00:12:12] 5.3% during the triennium
[00:12:15] 2023-2025.
[00:12:18] Which translates into more than 1.5 million
[00:12:22] beneficiaries. The nation is advancing in the
[00:12:26] multiplication of sovereign
[00:12:29] seeds adapted to agrometeorological
[00:12:32] variations,
[00:12:36] United Nations organizations that established 2700
[00:12:39] daily calories per person,
[00:12:43] after managing to exceed
[00:12:45] 3,300 calories per
[00:12:47] day. At the close of
[00:12:50] 2025, the South American country registered a
[00:12:54] primary food production of 22 million
[00:12:58] metric tons.
[00:13:01] Currently, Venezuela has a national supply
[00:13:04] rate of
[00:13:06] 99.5%,
[00:13:09] and strategic food reserves for more than 100
[00:13:13] days. In the first seven months of the year,
[00:13:17] food consumption increased by
[00:13:19] 9.6%.
[00:13:21] Proteins increased by 11.
[00:13:25] 8%, cereals by
[00:13:27] 4.78%,
[00:13:30] while fats increased
[00:13:32] by 6.99%.
[00:13:36] For the start of the
[00:13:38] 2026-2027 school year,
[00:13:41] the Bolivarian government guaranteed 2.5 million
[00:13:44] meals distributed in schools throughout the
[00:13:48] country.
[00:13:50] These data are recorded amidst 22 consecutive
[00:13:54] quarters of economic growth,
[00:13:57] despite the more than one thousand unilateral
[00:14:00] coercive measures that are still imposed against the
[00:14:04] country.
[00:14:08] From this 11th until Friday, October 16, the
[00:14:11] World Food Forum of the United Nations Food and
[00:14:15] Agriculture Organization is being held in Rome,
[00:14:19] Italy, an opportunity for nations
[00:14:22] to present their capacities and limitations to ensure
[00:14:25] food security. Let's look at the origin of this
[00:14:28] organization: the organization was founded on October 16,
[00:14:32] 1945, with the aim of uniting efforts among
[00:14:35] nations to eradicate hunger, promote agricultural
[00:14:38] sustainability, and sustainably manage natural
[00:14:42] resources. The FAO also focuses on
[00:14:46] providing technical assistance to countries, collecting global
[00:14:49] statistical data, coordinating policies, and responding to
[00:14:53] food crises and emergencies. It currently has
[00:14:57] at least 194 members and works in 130
[00:15:00] countries with the support of
[00:15:02] governments.
[00:15:10] Changing topic, Brazilian popular organizations call for
[00:15:13] national mobilizations to support the re-election of Luiz
[00:15:17] Inácio Lula da Silva as a warning against a
[00:15:20] possible election of Flavio Bolsonaro. Sao Paulo is the
[00:15:24] epicenter. The massive mobilizations, which
[00:15:29] the streets, where a rally by candidate Flavio Bolsonaro
[00:15:33] has also been held, President Luiz Inácio Lula da
[00:15:36] Silva. through electioneering
[00:15:40] Paulista Avenue to seek his re-election, the head
[00:15:44] of state is preparing to overcome the disadvantage of almost
[00:15:48] two percentage points registered in the first round,
[00:15:51] promoting a climate of social mobilization and support for his
[00:15:55] candidacy.
[00:16:54] We are back with more Telesur News, thank you for staying with
[00:16:58] us. As part of his pre-campaign for the general
[00:17:01] elections on November 29, the Spanish government president Pedro
[00:17:05] Sánchez asked this Sunday the Supreme Court to guarantee the
[00:17:09] right to vote of those naturalized under the
[00:17:12] so-called Grandchildren's Law. During his rally, Sánchez
[00:17:15] accused the Popular Party and Vox of preventing some
[00:17:19] 400,000 naturalized people from participating in the
[00:17:22] November elections, actions that were
[00:17:25] described as an attempt of abuse.
[00:17:29] He reminded that these Spaniards already exercised their right to vote in
[00:17:33] 2023 and 2025, so he
[00:17:35] rejected that they be prevented from participating in 2026. In a
[00:17:39] democracy, the right to vote is not prohibited, it is guaranteed,
[00:17:42] declared the head of the Spanish government. In his speech,
[00:17:46] he also defended his administration's policies focused on the
[00:17:49] housing crisis, employment, and
[00:17:52] feminism.
[00:18:00] A survey revealed that French President Emmanuel Macron
[00:18:04] accumulated an 82% rejection
[00:18:07] rate and only a 15% favorable
[00:18:10] opinion on the eve of the 2027 presidential
[00:18:13] contest. The government's disapproval
[00:18:16] reached historical levels. Among the citizens' priorities
[00:18:20] are the loss of purchasing power, the defense of the
[00:18:25] public debt. To this situation is added the
[00:18:28] repression unleashed against student protests throughout the
[00:18:32] country. Macron's leadership
[00:18:35] exclusive support of his political family, while
[00:18:39] far-right figures lead in relative
[00:18:42] preferences. The reforms, austerity
[00:18:45] policies, cuts in public services, and fear of
[00:18:49] unemployment reached 76% of the
[00:18:53] population, because Macron's measures fall
[00:18:56] on the most vulnerable sectors, workers, and
[00:18:59] retirees.
[00:19:07] Pope Leo XIV announced this Sunday that he will
[00:19:11] undergo surgery for a nodule in his lung. The pontiff
[00:19:14] detailed that the pulmonary
[00:19:17] nodule was detected at an initial
[00:19:20] stage, so doctors consider it appropriate
[00:19:23] to intervene. The religious leader assured
[00:19:26] that he would follow medical recommendations and announced that the
[00:19:30] operation is already scheduled for the coming days, where
[00:19:33] he expects a speedy recovery. He also took the opportunity to
[00:19:37] thank the faithful for their closeness and entrusted himself to their
[00:19:41] prayers.
[00:19:49] US President Donald Trump stated that Russia and
[00:19:52] Ukraine agreed to an immediate energy
[00:19:56] truce. The US president announced the news
[00:19:59] through a post on the social network Truth Social
[00:20:03] after signing an energy agreement with Russia
[00:20:06] for the supply of diesel in the global market.
[00:20:10] So far, Moscow and Kiev have not confirmed such
[00:20:14] claims, nor what the next
[00:20:17] steps might be.
[00:20:24] A sudden flood of the Budi Gandaki River in north-central
[00:20:28] Nepal caused the destruction of homes and other
[00:20:32] structures, forcing authorities to evacuate residents
[00:20:36] of the riverside area. As part of the
[00:20:39] emergency operations, a Nepalese army helicopter
[00:20:42] rescued six people in the town of
[00:20:46] Hagat, where there is also a risk of
[00:20:50] time of the report, no fatalities had been reported,
[00:20:54] while disaster management teams investigated the causes
[00:20:58] of the flood and maintained
[00:21:01] communities. The episode occurs while the country
[00:21:05] is still facing the consequences of previous floods on the
[00:21:09] border with China that caused serious human and material
[00:21:12] damage.
[00:21:36] Iran accused US President Donald Trump of
[00:21:39] resorting to fear politics after the
[00:21:42] president claimed that Tehran could wipe
[00:21:45] out the cities of Los Angeles and San Diego. The spokesman for the Iranian
[00:21:50] Foreign Minister, Ismail Bakkai, stated that these
[00:21:53] actions are a clear example of the playbook Washington follows to
[00:21:56] instill fear in people, presenting imaginary
[00:22:00] threats. The diplomat asserted that these statements
[00:22:04] seek to divert attention from the illegal wars
[00:22:07] promoted by the United States against West Asia. The US
[00:22:11] president tried to justify his hate speech
[00:22:15] against the Persian country, arguing that he was referring
[00:22:18] to the increase in gasoline prices as an acceptable
[00:22:21] cost to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear
[00:22:25] weapon.
[00:22:33] The demarcation and control zone established by the Israeli military,
[00:22:37] known as the Yellow Line, expanded
[00:22:40] towards the western part of the Palestinian neighborhood of
[00:22:43] Shuhaya. Various sectors that were previously at
[00:22:47] the limits or outside the militarized zone
[00:22:50] by Israel, suddenly became part of the control
[00:22:53] perimeter or were at imminent risk of
[00:22:56] incursion. This modification and proximity to
[00:23:00] the strategic Salah Aldin street caused a new
[00:23:03] wave of forced displacement among the inhabitants who still
[00:23:07] remained in the east of the Gaza Strip. The advance of this
[00:23:11] barrier directly affects internal connectivity
[00:23:14] and increases the vulnerability of the Palestinian
[00:23:17] population due to the narrowing of the areas
[00:23:20] considered
[00:23:21] safe.
[00:23:30] At least 139 people have died, including
[00:23:34] 15 children, after a migrant boat sank
[00:23:37] off the coast of Djibouti. The International
[00:23:40] Organization for Migration reported that 84 people
[00:23:44] are still missing, noting that women, men, and
[00:23:47] also children were on
[00:23:50] board. Search and rescue efforts continue on the beach, thanks
[00:23:54] to personal items that likely belonged to the
[00:23:57] missing. The boat was heading to
[00:24:00] Yemen, despite the region being in an armed
[00:24:03] conflict.
[00:24:11] The constant loss of wildlife in Africa, especially due
[00:24:14] to habitat loss,
[00:24:18] the need to empower local communities that
[00:24:21] for centuries have protected biodiversity and
[00:24:25] coexistence with wildlife, such as the Maasai
[00:24:28] people of Kenya and Tanzania. We feel,
[00:24:32] we feel what is hidden behind the human-animal conflict
[00:24:35] in two concrete realities.
[00:24:39] In Amboseli, Kenya, it is still unknown what or who killed
[00:24:43] twenty elephants in July and August. Authorities
[00:24:46] immediately blamed farmers, but so far,
[00:24:50] the case has not been solved. After the death of the last
[00:24:53] elephant, the police arrested a group of suspects, but the
[00:24:57] court released them without charges and there are no indications
[00:25:00] that the investigation is continuing. We started as
[00:25:03] anti-poaching, but in the last 10 years or so there has been a
[00:25:07] transition from being anti-poaching to addressing
[00:25:10] human-wildlife conflict. People will
[00:25:13] coexist with wildlife if they have incentives for
[00:25:16] it. This theory has not been applied. For
[00:25:20] decades, the Maasai's communal pastures have been a refuge
[00:25:23] and wildlife corridor in Amboseli, but the
[00:25:27] failure to pay for this ecosystem service has driven
[00:25:30] private land division, and drought
[00:25:33] cycles put animals at permanent risk if their
[00:25:36] mobility is restricted. Our main focus now is to
[00:25:40] safeguard this land that could potentially be divided into
[00:25:43] 10-acre fenced plots where wildlife
[00:25:47] will not have access.
[00:25:58] a wetland where tomatoes are grown and where the animals
[00:26:05] were used to coming here because it was an area designated for conservation, but when
[00:26:09] farmers started cultivating,
[00:26:12] we have the problem
[00:26:16] conservation is little compared to what they get from leasing the
[00:26:19] land for agricultural
[00:26:20] use.
[00:26:23] It's very little still, about $10 a year per acre,
[00:26:27] but it's a start, we have to build on it over
[00:26:30] time.
[00:26:42] Ask them where they killed these donkeys,
[00:26:45] they will never tell you, they can show us the bodies of
[00:26:49] the donkeys, they will never show them to you, because they
[00:26:52] don't exist. The Maasai are in conflict with the
[00:26:56] conservation authority, which for 5 years has been trying to remove them from
[00:27:00] Ngorongoro.
[00:27:04] First they cut their social services and now they prohibit
[00:27:07] them from accessing the pastures and lakes of Endutu, on which their livelihood
[00:27:11] depends. They want the entire area to be only for
[00:27:15] conservation, like a land that cannot be entered,
[00:27:18] but for us it means death. We will accept relocation,
[00:27:22] they will wait in their graves, it will not
[00:27:26] happen, we will leave. Behind the
[00:27:29] human-animal conflict are hidden conflicts.
[00:30:34] us how after more than a decade of
[00:30:37] mobilizations and demands for justice by the
[00:30:40] families, the case of the 43 disappeared Ayotzinapa students
[00:30:44] remains unresolved. In this
[00:30:47] episode, the lack of responses from the administration
[00:30:51] of Enrique Peña Nieto and the alleged complicity of the
[00:30:55] army are analyzed, also offering the fundamental
[00:30:58] keys to understanding.