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[00:00:06] change, biodiversity loss, and
[00:00:09] pollution have reached alarming levels, and the Earth warns
[00:00:13] us about the need to act. Avoid constantly
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[00:00:34] workday. Every small act multiplied becomes
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[00:00:57] infrastructure
[00:01:25] The recent military escalation between Yemen and Saudi Arabia
[00:01:28] caused the ceasefire to break after 4
[00:01:32] years. The stated reason is that on July 13,
[00:01:35] the Saudi Air Force bombed the runway of Sana's
[00:01:39] international airport, controlled by the Houthis.
[00:01:42] A September report by the International Organization for Migration
[00:01:46] shows that this has generated more than 100,000 internal
[00:01:49] displacements. In addition, the number of people who have crossed from
[00:01:53] Yemen to countries in the Horn of Africa in search of refuge
[00:01:56] exceeds 3,000. IOM data also reveals
[00:02:00] that as of September 20, 3106 Yemenis
[00:02:03] had crossed the Red Sea
[00:02:06] heading to Djibouti, where they were received
[00:02:10] and received humanitarian assistance.
[00:02:13] The UN Refugee Agency, UNHCR,
[00:02:16] warned that the number of displaced people could rise to 230, if
[00:02:20] fighting continues between Saudi and Yemeni
[00:02:22] forces. A Level One initial emergency
[00:02:26] has been declared for Yemen, Djibouti and Somalia, which allows
[00:02:30] rapid deployment of resources and personnel to scale up the response through economic
[00:02:34] aid, shelter and protection. Fighting
[00:02:37] is spreading on multiple fronts in Yemen, which has
[00:02:40] triggered a rapidly growing displacement
[00:02:44] crisis that has forced more than 130,000 people to
[00:02:47] flee their homes since mid- September 2026.
[00:02:50] 2026. La provincia
[00:02:53] change. To help with The province of Taiz remains the epicenter of the crisis and accounts for more
[00:02:56] than 60% of all displacements. Many families
[00:03:00] remain within the governorate itself, with no
[00:03:02] possibility of moving to safer places due to
[00:03:06] fighting, blocked roads or lack of transport
[00:03:09] and fuel.
[00:03:13] The intensification of fighting in Yemen could lead
[00:03:17] to new mass displacements, with an increasing
[00:03:20] number of people already forced to flee, both within the
[00:03:24] country and to neighboring countries such as Djibouti,
[00:03:29] coastline. Somalia and Ethiopia, UNHCR warned.
[00:03:51] the conditions of the displaced are increasingly serious because they find themselves
[00:03:55] in overcrowded settlements where they are not
[00:03:58] coalition, guaranteed housing,
[00:04:02] who received me. I started drinking water, or healthcare that they urgently
[00:04:03] need.
[00:04:07] 130,000 people displaced This is the product of an imposed war,
[00:04:10] of a siege, of a truly
[00:04:13] criminal coalition
[00:04:17] between Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, with the
[00:04:21] collaboration, especially from 2015 to
[00:04:24] 2022, of the United Kingdom and the United States
[00:04:28] and, of course, Israel. They
[00:04:32] have created in Aden a government that is
[00:04:35] totally subservient to the interests
[00:04:39] of this coalition. So these displacements are
[00:04:42] occurring due to the
[00:04:45] repeated, systematic attacks
[00:04:48] of this coalition against the Yemeni
[00:04:50] people. That is to say,
[00:04:54] given that more than 70% of this is not a recent event. Since
[00:04:56] 2015 until the present,
[00:05:00] this society has
[00:05:02] been, the people have
[00:05:05] been tortured, they have been
[00:05:09] subjected to a punishment with...
[00:05:12] tremendous effect. We are talking about
[00:05:15] 34 million people, which is approximately
[00:05:19] the population. Of those 34 million, there are about 5
[00:05:22] million households. There are some interesting
[00:05:25] figures there. One out of every seven Yemeni
[00:05:29] households is suffering from this forced
[00:05:33] displacement. According to the Displacement Tracking Matrix
[00:05:37] of the International Organization for Migration for
[00:05:40] September 16, the number of internally displaced persons
[00:05:44] in Yemen has exceeded 104,796
[00:05:48] people. The province of Taiz continues to be the
[00:05:51] epicenter with more than 63,000 displaced
[00:05:54] people. The most affected districts are Jabal
[00:05:57] Habashi with 21,018 displaced, Al-Maahfer
[00:06:01] with 12,642 and Yas Chavanjantin with
[00:06:05] about 8,250.
[00:06:08] The governorate of Lahj reported almost 26,400 displaced
[00:06:12] people, while Abyan, Hadramaut, and
[00:06:15] Marib also report increasing
[00:06:18] figures. Since September 3,
[00:06:22] 2026, the Saudi army has intensified its
[00:06:25] attacks, moving from attacking strategic military
[00:06:28] structures to bombing civilian areas,
[00:06:31] schools, and homes, to continue punishing the resilience of the
[00:06:34] Yemeni people, who have resisted the crimes against humanity
[00:06:38] of the Saudi Kingdom for 12
[00:06:40] years.
[00:06:44] This is also because this is a foolish act, no matter what the word
[00:06:47] means. The correct
[00:06:51] solution is for him to stop his aggression against our country and end his siege
[00:06:54] on our people. This is a legitimate demand, O people
[00:06:57] all over the world. This is what
[00:07:01] we want. This is our cause, that
[00:07:04] Saudi Arabia stops its aggression against us
[00:07:08] and harms us, and at the same time, that it ends its siege on our people
[00:07:12] because it has become oppressive and tyrannical.
[00:07:15] And that it stops depriving our people of their national wealth. It is the right
[00:07:18] of our people to defend themselves, their honor, their land,
[00:07:22] their independence, and their freedom. And this does not mean
[00:07:25] that we ignore other issues. We
[00:07:28] are steadfast in our principled positions regarding the enemies
[00:07:32] of our Islamic nation.
[00:07:35] According to the report, on September 28,
[00:07:38] Saudi-led coalition planes attacked for the third
[00:07:42] consecutive time the Al-Raud school, located in the Taiz
[00:07:46] governorate, under the excuse that the structure allegedly
[00:07:49] housed military material. However,
[00:07:52] no proof was presented to demonstrate that this
[00:07:55] was the case. The National Human Rights Commission of the Asian
[00:07:59] country condemned the bombings and called them
[00:08:02] a war crime in a statement. The text
[00:08:05] reads as follows: The third bombing of a
[00:08:09] previously destroyed school confirms that we are facing
[00:08:12] a systematic policy of attacks against education and not
[00:08:16] a military error. Those who bomb the school three
[00:08:19] times intend to tell the children of Taiz that they have no
[00:08:23] right to life or education. Those
[00:08:26] who point to the fact recall what happened at Al-Raud school,
[00:08:29] emphasizing that it is not an isolated incident, but part of a
[00:08:33] systematic campaign of destruction that over
[00:08:36] 12 years has destroyed more than 2,775
[00:08:40] educational facilities in Yemen.
[00:08:44] It makes me sad when I see all these children who no longer study, they see
[00:08:48] their friends and classmates who at 10 years old can go to school
[00:08:52] and they stay there sitting, staring into space. I see the
[00:08:56] desire to learn in these children, but they have
[00:08:59] no opportunity due to their economic
[00:09:01] situation.
[00:09:04] As fighting spreads on multiple fronts in Yemen, a
[00:09:08] displacement crisis is unleashed. According
[00:09:11] to the regional director,
[00:09:28] this displacement has had a great impact on the
[00:09:31] governorate and its resources, there is no
[00:09:34] sufficient capacity to accommodate the number of
[00:09:38] displaced people, we call on national
[00:09:41] and regional organizations to intervene
[00:09:45] quickly and meet their needs, including
[00:09:49] shelter, food,
[00:09:52] medicine and education.
[00:09:55] UNHCR reported that it has provided emergency financial assistance
[00:09:59] to 200 displaced families and plans to provide
[00:10:03] immediate support to another thousand,
[00:10:06] displaced families in Yemen are in emergency
[00:10:10] shelters or in poor conditions, at the same
[00:10:14] time it committed to providing financial aid for housing
[00:10:17] to 500 displaced families in the governorates of Aden
[00:10:21] and Lahj. In this context of migratory crisis,
[00:10:25] the UN refugee agency stated that it is sending
[00:10:28] from its global emergency reserve in Dubai 3,000
[00:10:32] packages of basic items including sleeping
[00:10:35] mats, blankets, solar lamps, cooking
[00:10:38] utensils, water containers, mosquito nets
[00:10:42] and tarpaulins to help assist Yemeni families who are
[00:10:44] displaced, and I insist, the populations that are suffering
[00:10:48] the most are those in territories controlled
[00:10:51] by Saudi Arabia, Israel and the United Arab Emirates.
[00:10:55] which are where the mercenary gangs are and Saudi Arabia has no
[00:10:58] army of its own, practically all are mercenaries, the same as
[00:11:02] the United Arab Emirates and all those monarchies
[00:11:05] of the Gulf, they are eh the
[00:11:09] sheikhs are lazy people who don't even have an army and for that
[00:11:12] they hire mercenaries from different countries.
[00:11:16] Similarly, the International Organization for Migration is assisting
[00:11:20] newly displaced families through the
[00:11:22] rapid response mechanism
[00:11:25] in terms of shelter, non-food items, and protection
[00:11:29] assistance, but at the same time supports the displaced with the
[00:11:32] effective cash-based intervention team, which as
[00:11:36] of September 22 had assisted some
[00:11:38] 1159 families with food.
[00:15:52] Entisaf organization, focused on the defense,
[00:15:55] monitoring, and documentation of human rights violations suffered
[00:15:59] by women and children in Yemen, published a report titled
[00:16:03] "Hidden Wounds Beneath the Ashes," on human
[00:16:06] rights that documents the psychological and social repercussions
[00:16:09] caused by the Saudi aggressions and the blockade suffered by the
[00:16:12] Yemeni population for 12 years. According
[00:16:16] to the organization's report, displacement and the decrease in
[00:16:20] livelihoods have weakened family ties and social
[00:16:23] support networks, posing new challenges for many Yemeni
[00:16:27] families when it comes to providing for their
[00:16:30] families. In addition, the organization reported that the
[00:16:33] ground and air bombardments launched by the
[00:16:36] Saudi-led coalition since March 26,
[00:16:39] 2015, have caused the death or
[00:16:42] mutilation of more than 11 children, which
[00:16:45] represents at least four children per
[00:16:49] day in
[00:16:50] Yemen.
[00:16:53] The Entisaf organization for the rights of women and children in
[00:16:57] its latest report for the month of September pointed out that more than
[00:17:00] 8.8 million Yemeni boys and girls
[00:17:04] urgently need specialized protection services
[00:17:07] due to the increased risks of sexual exploitation, child
[00:17:11] labor, and the worsening domestic and psychological
[00:17:14] violence, derived from the economic collapse caused by the
[00:17:17] commercial blockade induced by Saudi Arabia and its Zionist
[00:17:21] partners who, along with Washington, prevent the arrival of
[00:17:25] medical supplies, food, and industrial
[00:17:27] equipment for the development of the inhabitants of the governorates
[00:17:31] controlled by the Houthis in
[00:17:32] Yemen.
[00:17:36] We have seen years of conflict in Yemen, pushing
[00:17:40] more than 12 million children into extreme situations.
[00:17:43] Unfortunately, this latest escalation has led
[00:17:47] to even more in recent
[00:17:50] days, with the confirmed deaths of nine children in Yemen,
[00:17:53] and others injured. We have
[00:17:56] confirmed that three children are still missing near
[00:18:00] Aden. So this is the situation regarding
[00:18:03] the victims. The overall situation is becoming increasingly
[00:18:07] terrifying for children and their
[00:18:09] families.
[00:18:13] According to the Entisaf organization's report, only
[00:18:16] 120,000 people have access to mental
[00:18:19] health services annually, which means that approximately
[00:18:22] 6.8 million cases, 98% of people
[00:18:25] with mental health disorders lack
[00:18:28] basic health services. Approximately
[00:18:31] 73% of children show symptoms of
[00:18:34] post-traumatic stress disorder
[00:18:37] as a result of the bombings and the brutal
[00:18:41] blockade imposed on the Asian
[00:18:42] country.
[00:18:45] Entisaf called on the international community to cease the
[00:18:49] aggressions and the blockade in all its forms by land,
[00:18:53] sea, and air, as well as all forms of economic and
[00:18:56] humanitarian pressure on the civilian population in
[00:18:59] Yemen. After publishing that, according to its statistical
[00:19:02] studies, 80% of internally displaced
[00:19:05] people and 22.1% of
[00:19:09] those two age groups suffer from some mental
[00:19:13] health disorder, that is to say,
[00:19:15] a large society that, well, a fifth
[00:19:19] of the population is suffering with criminal
[00:19:23] complaints before the competent international courts,
[00:19:25] also the global South invoking universal
[00:19:29] international law
[00:19:32] to condemn this,
[00:19:35] in addition, the United Nations Children's Fund, UNICEF, which
[00:19:39] operates in some areas in Yemen, reported that of the
[00:19:44] in recent weeks, some 71 are children from the southwest
[00:19:48] of the country. To date,
[00:19:50] UNICEF has managed to assist 2,900 children,
[00:19:54] and one in four suffers from malnutrition, while at
[00:19:57] least 200 suffer from severe acute malnutrition,
[00:20:01] a product of the chaos of war and the blockade. And foreign
[00:20:04] powers always first aim to
[00:20:08] destroy the food distribution and health systems,
[00:20:12] because that generates, well, the terrible
[00:20:15] humanitarian catastrophes that you just mentioned, but in
[00:20:19] reality, what they are looking for is that, because what they are looking
[00:20:23] for is fertile ground for
[00:20:25] mercenary gangs, foreign agents and others to take
[00:20:29] possession of the territory and, above all, as I say, to harass
[00:20:33] Yemen, which is on the other side at 30 kilometers to prevent them from
[00:20:37] taking control over the Strait of Bab-el-Mandeb. Despite
[00:20:40] UNICEF and UNHCR's complaints about crimes against
[00:20:44] humanity, a product of the bombings, the aggression
[00:20:47] continued by Saudi Arabia. Last
[00:20:50] September 18, 2026, Saudi
[00:20:53] fighter jets carried out 37 airstrikes against civilian
[00:20:57] areas in the Yemeni provinces of Taiz and
[00:20:59] Hajjah, according to Saiya Sare, the military spokesman for the
[00:21:03] Houthi Ansar Allah movement of Yemen.
[00:21:07] To date, it has been a society that has been bombed,
[00:21:10] subjected, well, to a terrible crime against
[00:21:13] humanity. All the stipulations, all the international
[00:21:17] laws, international humanitarian
[00:21:20] law, the Geneva
[00:21:23] Conventions, the 1977
[00:21:26] amendments to that convention,
[00:21:29] well, all the protocols
[00:21:32] that exist have been violated. Articles
[00:21:35] 48, 52, 54, 56
[00:21:39] of those norms that
[00:21:43] establish that the destruction of civil
[00:21:47] is considered a crime against
[00:21:51] humanity, a war crime, as
[00:21:55] a reprisal against the blockade maintained by Saudi Arabia
[00:21:59] against Yemen for 12 years, the Houthi
[00:22:02] army has maintained restrictions against the navigation of Saudi
[00:22:06] ships in the Red Sea and in the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait,
[00:22:09] which is part of a pressure strategy against Riyadh
[00:22:13] and a defensive action by the Houthis under the formula of
[00:22:16] blockade for blockade, escalation for escalation.
[00:22:19] These operations will continue until the demands of the Yemeni
[00:22:23] people are met and the reported violations against the country's
[00:22:27] territory cease.
[00:22:29] These defensive operations by Yemen have been misrepresented by Western
[00:22:33] media outlets that seek to impose a narrative
[00:22:37] that the Yemeni government blocks the entry of ships to all
[00:22:41] nations trading in the Red Sea. These
[00:22:44] assertions were denied by the President of the Yemeni Parliament,
[00:22:48] Yahya Ali Al-Rai, who stated that the events on the western
[00:22:51] coast of Yemen do not pose any threat
[00:22:55] to international maritime navigation.
[00:22:58] Now, regarding the ships, it is completely false,
[00:23:02] the embargo is selective, it is against the Saudis,
[00:23:06] against the United Arab Emirates, against
[00:23:09] Israel, against everyone who,
[00:23:12] well, violates the sovereignty
[00:23:15] of Yemeni interests, it's the same thing that happens in
[00:23:19] Hormuz. Iran does not attack just any vessel, it attacks those
[00:23:22] vessels that join that war imposed by
[00:23:26] the United States and Israel. The same happens here
[00:23:29] in Albander, so much so that the United
[00:23:33] States has not responded to
[00:23:36] the calls of Saudi Arabia for
[00:23:38] aid. Saudi Arabia, despite all its
[00:23:42] economic power, and the United Arab Emirates
[00:23:45] are petro-monarchical nodes
[00:23:48] with great military and economic
[00:23:52] capacity, they have not succeeded with the Houthis,
[00:23:55] who if you look at them, well, an army of almost 400
[00:23:59] thousand men, no. The
[00:24:01] official stressed that his country is responsibly committed to
[00:24:05] the security of maritime routes and the freedom of international
[00:24:08] trade, but he clarifies that as a coastal state of the Red
[00:24:12] Sea, it exercises independent control over its territorial
[00:24:15] waters and its
[00:24:19] The ideology they pursue is to free
[00:24:22] maritime passages, to exercise sovereignty over maritime
[00:24:26] passages, they have a radical anti-Zionist,
[00:24:28] anti-imperialist, and nationalist sovereign
[00:24:32] stance, so what to do with that, apart from judging
[00:24:35] it, well, the arms embargo, we must
[00:24:39] exercise all possible mechanisms so that the United Kingdom, the United States, and Israel
[00:24:43] stop providing arms to this
[00:24:48] from the corporations. All the issues
[00:24:52] of arms sales, spare parts,
[00:24:55] intelligence assistance, technical advice,
[00:24:59] all of that are
[00:25:02] actions that the Global South must take to contain this
[00:25:06] criminal war that,
[00:25:08] look, to say that it is one of the
[00:25:12] or is the largest humanitarian
[00:25:15] crisis in the world. On
[00:25:18] September 16, the President of Parliament underscored Sana's
[00:25:21] commitment to ensuring the safe passage of all ships in Yemeni
[00:25:25] territorial waters, with the exception of ships linked
[00:25:29] to Saudi Arabia. The military advisor to Yemen's Ministry of Defense,
[00:25:33] Brigadier General Abbed Mohamed Al-Taur, warned on
[00:25:36] September 25 that any military intervention by the United States
[00:25:40] in the conflict in Yemen or any attempt to control the Bab-el-Mandeb
[00:25:44] Strait would provoke retaliation against US
[00:25:47] interests in the region. "If
[00:25:50] the United States dares to support Saudi Arabia
[00:25:54] through bombings or air support, it will have opened a
[00:25:57] new front and ended the truce. We
[00:26:01] will confront them as we have before,
[00:26:04] and we will consider all US
[00:26:08] interests surrounding us as military
[00:26:11] targets. We will not exclude anything, whether
[00:26:15] in Saudi Arabia, the Red Sea, the Gulf of Aden,
[00:26:18] the Arabian Sea, or the Indian Ocean,
[00:26:22] we will strike with an iron hand." The World Health
[00:26:25] Organization reported last September that the health emergency in Yemen
[00:26:29] is severe and that its health emergency operations center
[00:26:33] has recorded a total of 4,481 deaths
[00:26:35] and thousands of injured from August
[00:26:38] 6 to September 26. The Lahj
[00:26:42] governorate remains the most affected front, while
[00:26:45] Mudharaba, Ras Al-Ara, and the Bab-el-Mandeb coast
[00:26:49] recorded the highest number of daily victims, followed by
[00:26:52] Taiz.
[00:26:56] The WHO warns that around 40% of displaced
[00:26:59] households in western Yemen only have access to
[00:27:02] drinking water through unprotected wells or surface
[00:27:06] water, one third do not have lockable latrines, so the number
[00:27:10] of suspected cholera cases rose to
[00:27:12] 7,784
[00:27:14] people. On September 28, Yemeni media reported that Al-Qaeda
[00:27:18] General Hospital and other hospitals in the city south
[00:27:22] of Ibb received more than 100 dead who arrived after the
[00:27:25] raids east of Taiz. The intensification of the
[00:27:29] conflict in Yemen could increase the number of people who have
[00:27:33] been forced to flee both within the country and to
[00:27:36] Djibouti, Somalia, and other countries, this was warned by UNHCR,
[00:27:40] the UN refugee agency. Before the
[00:27:43] escalation, more than 5.2 million people were displaced within
[00:27:47] Yemen, currently it is estimated
[00:27:50] that more than 22 million people need
[00:27:54] humanitarian assistance. This brings us to the end of this installment
[00:27:57] of Entrefronterras, we'll see you next week with more.
[00:28:00] stories.
[00:28:15] Before becoming legends, they were just a man on the
[00:28:19] bench. Before the home run or the goal, there was a
[00:28:23] street, an empty lot, a dream without
[00:28:26] cameras. The diamond has memory, the
[00:28:29] field has soul. We
[00:28:32] tell you about the two passions that move the
[00:28:35] world, goals at bat,
[00:28:38] because passion does not understand
[00:28:47] rains change pattern and drought advances. This is
[00:28:51] the reflection of a planet that asks for help due to climate
[00:28:56] the environment. Control water waste, thus
[00:28:59] reducing the energy to pump it. of
[00:29:02] local food, you avoid the energy expenditure of
[00:29:05] transport, carry your ecological bag, thus reducing
[00:29:09] the energy production of plastics, recycle
[00:29:13] and reuse, you avoid the high energy consumption when
[00:29:16] manufacturing from scratch. The future
[00:29:19] depends on us, act and turn on energy
[00:29:23] saving.
[00:29:56] Just like my grandmother, I was born amidst stoves,
[00:29:59] flavors and colors, and in fact it was she
[00:30:04] rereading her diary a couple of years ago when I was studying
[00:30:07] to be a chef.