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[00:00:00] media courses and those who, on the contrary, do not
[00:00:03] enjoy any of these prerogatives, are the
[00:00:07] abysmal differences sometimes between those classified
[00:00:10] as rich or poor nations, it is the law of
[00:00:13] the jungle. Fidel Castro.
[00:00:17] October 11, 2008, taken from the reflection, the
[00:00:20] Law of the
[00:00:21] Jungle.
[00:00:32] the country with more than
[00:00:53] is happening in Latin America and the world. I am Andrea Romero, let's look at the
[00:00:57] headlines.
[00:00:59] The Italian capital, Rome, is preparing for the start of the FAO
[00:01:03] World Food Forum with the presence of Latin American
[00:01:06] leaders.
[00:01:12] hours from the capital. The presidential candidates of
[00:01:13] round. Brazil, Lula da Silva and Flavio Bolsonaro led mobilizations
[00:01:16] in Sao Paulo towards the runoff on October
[00:01:20] confusion among the population. 25.
[00:01:25] Indigenous peoples of El Salvador commemorated the indigenous resistance
[00:01:29] denouncing difference and historical marginalization of which they are
[00:01:32] victims.
[00:01:42] Rome, the Italian capital, is preparing for the opening of the
[00:01:45] FAO World Food Forum that will have the participation of
[00:01:50] justice, there is no peace, South American heads of state. Our colleague Sergio Rodrigo brings us the
[00:02:00] prepared for the plenary, the main assembly of
[00:02:04] this world food forum organized by the FAO, this United
[00:02:07] Nations organization for agriculture and food, one of the main and
[00:02:11] primordial events that takes
[00:02:13] commemorated this Sunday the day place here in Rome where the FAO has its permanent headquarters,
[00:02:16] one of its main headquarters, and in which, in addition, different
[00:02:20] delegations from Latin America will participate, among
[00:02:24] them will be the president.
[00:02:27] who will participate in this main assembly and where
[00:02:31] she will also hold different multilateral agendas
[00:02:35] within this international forum in which other political
[00:02:39] representatives from Latin
[00:02:41] it is only 10 meters, which America, such as the president of Bolivia or the Dominican
[00:02:44] Republic, will also participate in that plenary and in
[00:02:47] which, as I say, the main international
[00:02:50] delegations that are in this FAO world forum will participate,
[00:02:54] which, as I say, will start tomorrow around
[00:02:58] 12 noon. it will be the Secretary General of this
[00:03:01] organization who will kick off a week of debate on the challenge
[00:03:05] of food sovereignty and food in the 21st century,
[00:03:08] but also the power of multilateralism in the face of those
[00:03:12] who continue to criticize and discredit the United
[00:03:16] Nations at a very delicate moment for these organizations,
[00:03:19] tomorrow they will try to debate what are the great
[00:03:23] challenges of food here in
[00:03:32] economic growth since 2021 and is advancing in
[00:03:35] food security with more production and
[00:03:38] nutrition for the benefit of citizens. Let's look at the following
[00:03:42] material.
[00:03:49] The Ministry of Popular Power for Food
[00:03:52] assures that Venezuela reduced undernourishment to
[00:03:56] 5.3% during the 2020-2025
[00:04:00] triennium, which translates into more than
[00:04:04] 1.5 million people
[00:04:06] benefited.
[00:04:10] The nation is advancing in the multiplication of sovereign seeds
[00:04:14] adapted to agrometeorological
[00:04:16] variations,
[00:04:19] through training and allowing it to exceed the goal of United Nations organizations that established in
[00:04:23] 200700 daily
[00:04:26] indifferent to their calories per person, after exceeding
[00:04:29] 300, 300 calories per
[00:04:31] day. At the close of
[00:04:34] 2025, the South American country registered
[00:04:38] a primary food production of 22 million
[00:04:42] metric tons.
[00:04:45] Currently, Venezuela has a national
[00:04:48] supply rate of
[00:04:50] 99.5%.
[00:04:53] And strategic food reserves for more than 100
[00:04:56] days. In the first seven months of the
[00:05:00] year, food consumption increased by
[00:05:03] 9.6%.
[00:05:05] Proteins increased by
[00:05:08] 11.8%,
[00:05:10] cereals by 4.5
[00:05:12] 78%, while fats increased
[00:05:16] by 6.99%.
[00:05:20] For the start of the
[00:05:22] 2026-2027 school year,
[00:05:24] the Bolivarian government guaranteed 2.5
[00:05:28] million meals distributed in schools throughout the country.
[00:05:31] These data are registered amidst 22
[00:05:35] consecutive quarters of economic growth,
[00:05:39] despite the more than one thousand unilateral coercive measures that are still
[00:05:43] imposed against the country today.
[00:05:46] Citizens gathered at the
[00:05:48] rally of presidential candidate
[00:05:52] Jean-Luc Mélenchon and the political party La France
[00:05:56] Insoumise in a demonstration of strength of the French
[00:05:59] left. The event, held in a context of growing
[00:06:02] student social mobilization against Macron's government
[00:06:06] policies, served to reaffirm the unity of the
[00:06:10] progressive bloc and its agenda of
[00:06:13] social transformation. Mélenchon called for
[00:06:17] popular mobilization against cuts in education and
[00:06:20] public services, denouncing the disproportionate use of
[00:06:24] force against students. The concentration reflected
[00:06:28] the growing support for the proposals of the French left
[00:06:31] that seeks to capitalize on social discontent
[00:06:35] in view of future electoral processes.
[00:06:38] The presidential election will not be
[00:06:46] a competition of technocrats who come to discuss
[00:06:49] rates and figures, it will be a competition
[00:06:53] of a vision of the world, we are going to found the sixth
[00:06:57] republic, that of popular power, with the citizen referendum
[00:07:00] and the revocatory referendum to kick out those
[00:07:03] we no longer want, we are going to advance with the
[00:07:07] flag and music at the forefront, to the frontiers of human
[00:07:11] life, that is, in the sea, in space, in the
[00:07:14] digital and in the understanding of what health is,
[00:07:17] we are going to start creating the ecological state with
[00:07:20] the ecoregions, we are going to found a new social
[00:07:24] state with comprehensive social security, and above all,
[00:07:27] we are going to found the society of mutual aid,
[00:07:30] that in which we help each other all the time,
[00:07:33] whether in family, among friends, among neighbors
[00:07:37] or among people who want to dedicate themselves to the
[00:07:40] common good, and above all, we are going to make the New
[00:07:44] France triumph, that of all our children, without exception,
[00:07:48] whatever their ancestors, their religions or their skin
[00:07:51] colors, long live France, one and indivisible, long
[00:08:19] and we will be back with more Telesur News. The Venezuelan people assume
[00:08:23] their leading role at the polls this October 18. They
[00:08:26] directly choose among more than 37 thousand projects,
[00:08:30] those that should be executed in their communities to optimize
[00:08:34] the collective quality of life, an electoral process that
[00:08:37] consolidates participatory democracy. Learn the most
[00:08:40] relevant details of this day through our
[00:08:43] multiplatform Venezuela popular consultation 2026
[00:08:47] only on Telesur.
[00:09:10] organizations call for national mobilizations to support
[00:09:14] the re-election of Luis Ignacio Lula da Silva as a preventive
[00:09:18] measure against a possible election of Flavio Bolsonaro.
[00:09:21] Sao Paulo is the epicenter of massive mobilizations,
[00:09:24] which promise to increase participation in the streets,
[00:09:27] where a rally of candidate Flavio Bolsonaro has also
[00:09:30] been held. President Luis Ignacio Lula da Silva
[00:09:34] leads the proselytizing activities and mobilizations
[00:09:38] on Avenida Paulista. In his bid for re-election,
[00:09:41] the head of state is preparing to overcome the almost two-percentage-point
[00:09:44] disadvantage registered in the first round, promoting
[00:09:47] a climate of social mobilization and support for his
[00:09:51] candidacy. Meanwhile, in Recife, the
[00:09:54] capital of Pernambuco,
[00:09:55] a crowd of supporters
[00:10:03] mobilized to express their support for the re-election
[00:10:07] of President Luis Ignacio Lula da Silva ahead of
[00:10:10] the second electoral round on October 25.
[00:10:14] The concentration brought together students, social
[00:10:17] movements, culture workers, and political leaders. The massive
[00:10:21] walk took place without the presence of the president,
[00:10:25] who was in Sao Paulo leading another campaign event.
[00:10:29] The far-right candidate Flavio Bolsonaro made a proselytizing
[00:10:33] tour in Sao
[00:10:41] Paulo ahead of the presidential second round. The son of
[00:10:45] the former president, convicted of attempted coup, Jair
[00:10:48] Bolsonaro. Met in a shopping center with mayors
[00:10:52] from the metropolitan region, one of the most populated in
[00:10:57] 20 million inhabitants. During the meeting, the
[00:11:01] campaign members instructed the allied mayors to
[00:11:04] intensify mobilization in their cities and thus ensure
[00:11:08] that the voters who supported Flavio in the first round
[00:11:11] return to the polls on October 25. During
[00:11:16] saw a favorable outlook for the second round,
[00:11:20] but urged his militants not to let their guard down.
[00:11:23] I see a very positive scenario for the right
[00:11:26] and I believe that Flavio
[00:11:28] will win in the second
[00:11:33] round in line with the result presented in the first
[00:11:38] Our program Venezuela in
[00:12:00] Movement Advances in its tour of the country, in its
[00:12:04] stop in Miranda state, it learned about the productive
[00:12:07] experience of the Ña Plácida commune. Our
[00:12:10] colleague Michel Ramírez tells us the details.
[00:12:13] In the center of Venezuela, Miranda state, Tuy valleys
[00:12:17] region, is the town of Cua, founded in the year
[00:12:20] 1690 and popularly known as the Pearl
[00:12:23] of Tuy. This town, which has more than 170
[00:12:27] thousand inhabitants, stands out for two important reasons:
[00:12:30] its historic center, with a statue of the hero Ezequiel
[00:12:34] Zamora, and its people,
[00:12:36] productive men and women.
[00:12:45] Cuba is much more than these rural streets. In these
[00:12:48] lands reside the women of the Añaplácida commune, an example
[00:12:51] of strength and communal organization. Together they
[00:12:55] have fought for their community for more than a decade and
[00:12:59] every initiative has been born within the walls of their self-government
[00:13:01] hall. The commune is my home, the comuneros
[00:13:05] are my brothers, the contemporary comunera
[00:13:08] sisters with me are my brothers, I have my
[00:13:11] grandchildren within the commune, so for me the commune is a
[00:13:14] home, a home where we are all
[00:13:17] equals, and among equals we have
[00:13:20] more, we have more capacity to
[00:13:24] understand each other. And if we have any difficulties,
[00:13:27] we are also capable of overcoming them, but together as a family.
[00:13:31] So from the bottom of my heart I love my
[00:13:34] commune and I love my comunero brothers,
[00:13:37] comuneras and comuneros, because just as here
[00:13:40] 80% is female and the majority of
[00:13:43] self-government bodies are made up of women, my
[00:13:46] male compañeros, the 20% male,
[00:13:49] are also my comunero brothers, they also have a
[00:13:53] sense of belonging and commitment
[00:13:56] just like a woman and they defend women with tooth
[00:13:59] and nail. So what can I say, my commune is my
[00:14:02] home, my commune is my home and my comunero is my
[00:14:06] family. During the pandemic a project was born, the
[00:14:09] collection of solid waste so that its inhabitants live
[00:14:13] in a clean and healthy space, and months later it
[00:14:17] became a circular economy. We have built during
[00:14:20] the last 8 years through the self-government system
[00:14:24] with the participation of 16 communal councils,
[00:14:27] a direct social property company that was born as
[00:14:31] a solid waste plan, that plan continues to collect
[00:14:35] 60 tons of waste in a self-managed
[00:14:38] way, those 16 communal councils and
[00:14:41] currently has managed,
[00:14:44] organization, to form an EPS with the support
[00:14:47] of Caricuado Caribe, who were our main trainers,
[00:14:51] mainly our objective as a commune is to generate
[00:14:54] a process of transformation with our mother earth,
[00:14:57] to generate a process of transformation from the
[00:15:01] citizen around nature, around our
[00:15:04] territory as that main environment that gives
[00:15:08] us life and that gives us
[00:15:11] life and that
[00:15:13] generates for all of us
[00:15:17] the main inputs to develop ourselves as a people,
[00:15:20] as a nation. The workforce is female. It is the
[00:15:24] women who collect the waste in their communities and bring
[00:15:28] it to the collection center and at the pace of the
[00:15:31] scooter the journey begins until it reaches the
[00:15:34] classification center.
[00:15:42] They arrive at this green landscape with enthusiasm,
[00:15:46] get to work and recycle what was once garbage.
[00:15:49] We separate it into eight groups, each group
[00:15:53] is made up of a product, for example
[00:15:56] we have the PET that we call PET, which is the
[00:15:59] plastic of chairs, the plastic of laundry baskets,
[00:16:03] the plastic of kitchen utensils, we also have
[00:16:06] blown plastic, which is this plastic, which are
[00:16:10] shampoo bottles, chlorine bottles, paint
[00:16:13] pots, we also have, apart because it is a material
[00:16:16] that we cannot mix with others, what is the
[00:16:20] plastic of butter tubs, Chinese rice, the plastic
[00:16:24] of refrigerators,
[00:16:27] this, all this process we do here with the spokespersons
[00:16:31] who make up the EPS, the commune, those of us who
[00:16:34] started with this project, once we have already weighed
[00:16:38] it by communal council to know what quantity
[00:16:41] each communal council has given us and to be
[00:16:44] able to return it to them in what they
[00:16:47] need, brushcutters for their dance group, lighting,
[00:16:50] whatever they require and can afford with
[00:16:54] the amount of material they have given us. The love for the
[00:16:57] homeland, the environment, their Venezuelan brothers
[00:17:01] and sisters has been the pillar that has sustained
[00:17:05] their work. Love first,
[00:17:07] the legacy left by our commander Rafael Hugo Chávez
[00:17:11] Frías, which our president Nicolás Maduro is following
[00:17:15] and now our president Decy Rodríguez as
[00:17:17] in charge, to generate that, socialism,
[00:17:20] unity, equality, social justice,
[00:17:24] because if there is no
[00:17:28] so that is what we want, the Ñaplace commune,
[00:17:31] to generate 21st century socialism. With more than
[00:17:34] 60 tons of recycled waste per month, they contribute
[00:17:37] to the economic diversification of Miranda state, which
[00:17:41] emerges for its agricultural, agro-industrial, manufacturing
[00:17:44] and export sectors. The ancestral council of the
[00:17:47] indigenous peoples of El Salvador
[00:17:51] of indigenous resistance. The meeting was held
[00:17:54] in Izalco, in the west of the country, one of
[00:17:58] the few localities that houses a small indigenous
[00:18:01] community. Our correspondent Roberto Hugo Presa
[00:18:04] informs us.
[00:18:07] It is one of the few indigenous settlements of Pipil ancestry,
[00:18:11] the oldest and most representative of El Salvador. The central
[00:18:15] plaza was the scene this Sunday of a meeting to commemorate
[00:18:18] the day of resistance. We practically call it the day of
[00:18:22] resistance because then begins
[00:18:26] a way for our peoples to resist
[00:18:29] that imposed culture that continues to dominate,
[00:18:33] what we call the hegemonic, homogenizing,
[00:18:37] and hegemonic culture, which is imposed on our
[00:18:41] peoples. Rites, ancestral
[00:18:45] ceremonies, music and exhibitions
[00:18:48] were the prelude to the conversation,
[00:18:51] the world has not yet discovered America,
[00:18:55] we are showing you that despite
[00:18:58] 530 odd years we have been here,
[00:19:01] we are alive and today more than ever,
[00:19:05] telling the states,
[00:19:08] the peoples, that they were wrong,
[00:19:11] they could not exterminate us, because
[00:19:14] deep down the very roots of our existence,
[00:19:17] of our culture, of our, why not say it, of our
[00:19:21] peoples, they cannot even visualize
[00:19:24] them. The indigenous
[00:19:26] peoples denounce
[00:19:29] the indifference and marginalization they have suffered
[00:19:33] for more than 500 years and that is why they demand
[00:19:36] from the government. I consider that to claim
[00:19:39] or demand what actually belongs
[00:19:43] to us, our rights, I don't see that we are
[00:19:46] talking about being against the government or anything
[00:19:49] like that.
[00:19:52] The youth and artists in solidarity with cultural
[00:19:56] identity lament that society, the state and
[00:20:00] new generations are
[00:20:03] own origins. I believe that one of the reasons is a structural issue,
[00:20:08] it is not, for example, that we have been so invaded
[00:20:12] by technology and that this alienates us so much,
[00:20:15] for example, from reality and that in some way we
[00:20:19] lose collectivity, every day there are fewer and
[00:20:22] fewer people who like this music due to
[00:20:26] the excessive influence from outside with different
[00:20:29] musical genres, right, like rap, perreo
[00:20:33] and all that.
[00:20:34] Izalco is a town with
[00:20:38] a rich historical, cultural and resistance
[00:20:41] history. In 1932 it was the
[00:20:44] epicenter of a peasant and indigenous uprising
[00:20:47] against the dispossession of communal lands after a slow
[00:20:50] military repression. From this place, which is
[00:20:54] the cradle of indigenous resistance in El Salvador,
[00:20:58] the indigenous peoples of this country called on
[00:21:01] all ancestral communities in the world to continue
[00:21:04] fighting in defense of their rights,
[00:21:07] 534 years later. Roberto
[00:21:10] Hugo Presa, Telesur, Izalco, El
[00:21:13] Salvador. An earthquake of magnitude
[00:21:16] 7.5 and a hundred aftershocks shook Panama on
[00:21:20] Friday, October 9, and left more than 400
[00:21:24] affected homes throughout the country, although so
[00:21:28] far no fatalities have been reported. The government
[00:21:31] declared a state of emergency and mobilized national
[00:21:35] and international aid to the hardest-hit provinces. Our colleague
[00:21:39] Reca Chandiramani tells
[00:21:42] us. An earthquake of magnitude 7.5 on the Richter
[00:21:45] scale shook Panama this Friday. The first
[00:21:49] event was registered at 12:56 local time
[00:21:53] on October 9 with an epicenter near Tonosí in the province
[00:21:56] of Los Santos in the south of the country, about 5
[00:22:02] The earthquake was felt in at least nine of the
[00:22:06] 10 provinces and caused
[00:22:10] In Panama City, thousands of people evacuated skyscrapers,
[00:22:13] businesses, and offices. I was the first one who
[00:22:16] realized it in my living room, I said, oh, it's shaking
[00:22:20] and hard, let's all run and we all went
[00:22:23] to the sidewalk, there we saw people running,
[00:22:27] the people from Lidan went outside, the buildings
[00:22:30] were moving from one side to another, the truth is
[00:22:34] that it was very, very, very, very scary,
[00:22:36] I was very scared, it was a feeling that
[00:22:40] I should never have experienced, when we felt the second
[00:22:43] one and saw the cars start to move, the
[00:22:47] building started to collapse, people started to run,
[00:22:50] people who didn't have canes, they forgot about
[00:22:54] canes and they ran to the floor,
[00:22:58] we had to help them up, but thank
[00:23:01] God, at least in the Viva España area,
[00:23:05] it was quite evacuated. As of Saturday, no fatalities
[00:23:08] or disappearances were reported. The authorities did
[00:23:11] register at least 27 people with
[00:23:14] injuries ranging from moderate to serious.
[00:23:17] However,
[00:23:20] they kept the population on edge for more than
[00:23:23] 24 hours. Many neighbors also had to sleep outside.
[00:23:27] So we are entering, going up, some are no
[00:23:31] longer going down today, but we are still vigilant,
[00:23:34] unexpected, I think that here in Panama something
[00:23:38] like this was not expected, much less by me,
[00:23:42] it was not something very serious, more than
[00:23:44] 400 homes were affected throughout the country,
[00:23:48] in addition to 188 schools and damage to
[00:23:52] hospitals, churches, and government buildings.
[00:23:55] The cathedral of San Juan Bautista de Penonomé,
[00:23:59] in the center of the country, lost one of its towers
[00:24:02] and one side of the Coclé government collapsed.
[00:24:05] Tocumen airport suspended operations for
[00:24:09] a few hours, while the Panama Canal continued
[00:24:12] to operate. The provinces where more residences have
[00:24:16] been registered are Herrera, Los Santos, Veraguas,
[00:24:20] where we also have island areas, Cañas Island,
[00:24:24] which was affected by the increase in water level
[00:24:27] and had to evacuate 300 people. The government
[00:24:31] declared a state of emergency to facilitate assistance
[00:24:35] for up to $100 million. The President of the Republic
[00:24:38] gave clear instructions that all ministers
[00:24:41] and institutions be available
[00:24:44] and with resources for solidarity aid
[00:24:47] to all those affected: this Saturday, national
[00:24:51] and international aid began to be mobilized
[00:24:54] to the provinces of Coclé, Veraguas, and Los Santos,
[00:24:58] small planes loaded with water, tents, dry
[00:25:01] food, and essential supplies that are being
[00:25:04] collected at the capital's mayor's office and in
[00:25:08] Omar Park. Classes are suspended this
[00:25:12] Monday, while the government assesses the damage and
[00:25:15] establishes assistance protocols in the coming days.
[00:25:18] For Telesur, from Panama City, Reca
[00:25:21] Chandiramani. Mexico maintains the
[00:25:25] alert despite Hurricane Simon, category 4,
[00:25:29] slightly modifying its trajectory and remaining
[00:25:32] off the coast of Cabo Corrientes in the city
[00:25:35] of Jalisco. The National Civil Protection Coordinator
[00:25:39] Laura Velázquez Alshua warned that its effects
[00:25:42] will continue this Sunday and Monday in the
[00:25:45] coastal region, especially south of Puerto Vallarta,
[00:25:49] with intense winds, high waves and storm
[00:25:52] surge, so she called on the population to continue
[00:25:55] sheltering and follow the instructions of the authorities.
[00:25:59] In the same vein, President Claudia Sheinbaum reiterated
[00:26:03] the call to protect themselves until the danger
[00:26:06] passes and stressed that preventive evacuations
[00:26:09] to safe areas continue with the priority of
[00:26:13] saving lives.
[00:26:20] At least 139 people have died, among them
[00:26:24] 15 children, after a migrant boat
[00:26:27] sank off the coast of Djibouti. The International
[00:26:30] Organization for Migration
[00:26:32] reported that 84 people are still missing,
[00:26:36] noting that women, men, and children were traveling
[00:26:39] on board. Search and rescue efforts continue on the
[00:26:43] beach thanks to the personal belongings that
[00:26:46] probably belonged to the missing. The
[00:26:49] boat was heading to Yemen, despite the
[00:26:52] region being in an armed
[00:26:54] conflict.
[00:27:17] The demarcation and control zone established by the Israeli
[00:27:20] military forces, known as the yellow
[00:27:23] line, expanded towards the western part of the
[00:27:27] Palestinian neighborhood of Shuhaiya. Various sectors that
[00:27:30] were previously on the borders or outside the
[00:27:34] area militarized by Israel suddenly became part
[00:27:37] of the control perimeter or imminent risk of
[00:27:41] incursion. This modification and proximity
[00:27:44] to the strategic Salah Aldin street provoked a
[00:27:48] new wave of forced displacement among the inhabitants
[00:27:51] who still remained in the east of the Gaza
[00:27:54] Strip. The advance of this barrier directly affects
[00:27:58] internal connectivity and increases the
[00:28:01] vulnerability of the Palestinian population due to the
[00:28:05] narrowing of the areas considered
[00:28:07] safe.
[00:28:13] Those who live here in the camp are all families
[00:28:16] and this camp lacks all types of
[00:28:19] services. The situation of the families is extremely
[00:28:23] difficult and due to the lack of space in western
[00:28:27] Gaza, these families came here.
[00:28:30] Now all the families here
[00:28:32] suffer from shootings, the incursion of military vehicles and the fall of
[00:28:36] projectiles. The yellow line was 200
[00:28:40] meters from us and today
[00:28:43] represents a danger for anyone who is in this
[00:28:46] camp.
[00:28:50] There is nothing left here, only destruction. Look at all this
[00:28:53] ruin, they have made us suffer too much, we don't know where
[00:28:56] to go. Look here how a part of the building fell on our
[00:29:00] belongings, we are exhausted.
[00:29:04] We want a place to live in peace, we are very, very
[00:29:07] tired. Let's change the topic. The acting president
[00:29:10] of Venezuela, Delhi Rodríguez, offered a
[00:29:14] balance of the first 100 days of the Venezuela
[00:29:17] Renace Plan. Among the highlights are the rehabilitation and delivery
[00:29:20] of homes to the most affected, implementation of health
[00:29:24] plans and the repair of damages, as well as
[00:29:27] comprehensive care for the people affected by the
[00:29:30] earthquakes. Likewise, the acting president affirmed that those
[00:29:34] who are still in camps will soon
[00:29:37] have a home, since the national government is
[00:29:41] working to respond to the families who hope to recover
[00:29:44] their homes. Rodríguez reaffirmed the commitment of the Bolivarian
[00:29:48] government to the recovery of the country and the well-being of the Venezuelan
[00:29:51] people, emphasizing that Venezuela is reborn with the
[00:29:55] union of all sectors.
[00:29:58] sectores.