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[00:00:01] origins. I think one of
[00:00:19] Hello, welcome to this Telesur News broadcast. It's
[00:00:23] a pleasure to be with you, I'm Erani Flores, and we're starting
[00:00:25] right now.
[00:00:30] Venezuela's acting president, Delhi Rodríguez, assured that more
[00:00:33] than 8,800 people have been
[00:00:36] benefited by the Venezuela Renace Plan in the days of the
[00:00:40] seismic doublet that affected the
[00:00:41] country.
[00:00:45] Presidential candidates for Brazil, Lula da Silva and Flavio
[00:00:49] Bolsonaro, led mobilizations in Sao Paulo
[00:00:52] heading into the runoff on October
[00:00:54] 25th.
[00:00:58] Indigenous peoples of El Salvador commemorated
[00:01:01] indigenous resistance, denouncing the indifference
[00:01:04] and historical marginalization they are
[00:01:07] victims of.
[00:01:11] with official representation on
[00:01:16] Venezuela's acting president, Delhi Rodríguez, offered an
[00:01:20] overview of the first 100 days of the Venezuela
[00:01:23] Renace Plan. Among the highlighted actions are the
[00:01:27] rehabilitation and delivery of housing to the most
[00:01:30] affected, implementation of health plans and the
[00:01:34] repair of damages, as well as comprehensive care for people
[00:01:37] affected by the earthquakes. Also, the
[00:01:41] acting president stated that those who are still in a
[00:01:45] camp will soon have a home, as the
[00:01:48] national government is working to respond to
[00:01:52] families who hope to recover their homes. Rodríguez
[00:01:56] reaffirmed the Bolivarian government's commitment to the country's recovery.
[00:02:00] and the well-being of the Venezuelan people, emphasizing that
[00:02:03] Venezuela is reborn with the union of all
[00:02:05] sectors.
[00:02:10] In terms of housing, we have rehabilitated and delivered
[00:02:14] 2,422 homes in Caracas, with
[00:02:18] special attention to the Libertador and
[00:02:22] Insoumise in a demonstration of Chacao municipalities, as well as in the states of Laguaira, Miranda, and
[00:02:25] Aragua, benefiting
[00:02:27] 8,862
[00:02:31] poultry and a severe deficit in people. Also, has caused high mortality rates in 700 new homes have been delivered in six
[00:02:34] states of the country, and in La Guaira,
[00:02:38] 686 homes were recovered,
[00:02:42] benefiting
[00:02:45] 3,358 people. We are also continuing to rehabilitate
[00:02:48] 20,083 homes which will collectively
[00:02:52] benefit
[00:02:55] support for the proposals of 82,205 people in three states
[00:02:58] of the country. The acting president of Venezuela, Delsi Rodríguez,
[00:03:01] reported that 461 loans
[00:03:06] food security and nutrition for have been granted to condominiums, benefiting 16,172
[00:03:09] families for the recovery of their spaces and homes
[00:03:13] after the double earthquake. We have delivered
[00:03:17] 461 loans to condominiums
[00:03:20] benefiting
[00:03:22] 16,172
[00:03:26] than 130 countries worldwide with families for the recovery of their spaces and homes,
[00:03:29] gathering to commemorate Resistance and the plan for 3,000 temporary
[00:03:32] single-family homes in Ciudad
[00:03:35] Caribe is currently underway,
[00:03:39] Scan the QR code to In 2014, the United with 27% progress and a total goal of 6,000 single-family
[00:03:42] homes. The acting president also
[00:03:46] reported that 7,336
[00:03:49] people have been relocated, and 30 temporary
[00:03:52] camps have been cleared as part of the recovery process after the double
[00:03:56] earthquake. 7,336
[00:04:00] people have been relocated and
[00:04:05] we always aim with 30 temporary camps have been cleared. We continue to support those
[00:04:08] who need a housing solution, a
[00:04:11] home. There are still 86 active
[00:04:15] camps where 18,055
[00:04:18] people are attended to daily.
[00:04:21] To those who are still in a camp, rest
[00:04:25] assured that soon you will have a
[00:04:28] home. We are working to respond to families
[00:04:31] who hope to recover their homes. Also in
[00:04:35] Venezuela, the supply of pork leg for the Christmas
[00:04:38] season will be covered for the first time in years
[00:04:42] at 100% with national production, driven by
[00:04:45] community networks and local producers. Luis Tavera brings us the
[00:04:49] report.
[00:04:53] and children, 90% of From these community pens, raw materials are processed for local consumption.
[00:04:55] local.
[00:05:00] In a context where the agricultural sector registers an
[00:05:03] 85% national supply, communal pig
[00:05:06] farming generates an animal protein supply throughout the year. It's not only
[00:05:12] country, chicken, we also have pigs. and with pigs,
[00:05:15] we have, let's say, a wider range. We
[00:05:19] guarantee the Christmas pork leg our point and circle for
[00:05:22] 7 years. In addition to that, we also have the other
[00:05:26] meat cuts that we make, such as
[00:05:30] ribs, chops,
[00:05:33] quality cuts, because the idea is to produce,
[00:05:36] to produce with quality. In the communal production units, the
[00:05:40] technification of the reproductive process will elevate the yield to hundreds of
[00:05:44] piglets per cycle, strengthening the capacity of local
[00:05:47] supply. We have been able to technify everything,
[00:05:51] and today we have gestation crates here where we produce
[00:05:54] from 580 to 620 piglets or pigs per
[00:05:58] year, and that has allowed us to strengthen ourselves and
[00:06:01] guarantee that this December, consumption will be
[00:06:05] purely 100% Venezuelan. With 14 consecutive
[00:06:08] quarters of agricultural
[00:06:11] growth, the nation indicates that the coordination between agribusiness
[00:06:15] and communal economy guarantees the 100% national pork
[00:06:18] leg supply. There is some very good news: for the first time in many
[00:06:21] years, the pork leg we will eat in December for the
[00:06:25] Christmas holidays will be pork leg of
[00:06:28] national production. I congratulate the general in
[00:06:32] chief, I congratulate the national producers in every
[00:06:36] sense: agribusiness,
[00:06:39] the productive communal economy,
[00:06:42] the entrepreneurs who have all joined forces to
[00:06:45] guarantee Christmas products during these December
[00:06:48] holidays. The behavior of the supply is reflected in businesses, with a
[00:06:52] food sector that registers increases in its distribution
[00:06:55] levels. The "areperas" (arepa shops) of the country continuously offer pork leg
[00:06:59] in their daily menu. I ask for it any time of the year, be
[00:07:02] it January, February, and all of it, I love its combination with the typical chicken
[00:07:06] salad plus the juicy pork leg made in its own, in its
[00:07:10] own roasting pan. Well, there's an empanada of.
[00:07:26] between production in communities and consumption in the streets, the pork chain supports an agri-food sector that already exceeds 90% national
[00:07:29] self-sufficiency, connecting fieldwork with the real
[00:07:33] economy. In the camera, José Luis Briceño, Luis Tavera, Telesur, Caracas
[00:07:36] Venezuela.
[00:07:39] From this October 12th to Friday the 16th, the
[00:07:42] World Food Forum 2026 will be held in Rome,
[00:07:45] Italy, an opportunity for nations to present
[00:07:49] their capabilities and limitations in guaranteeing food
[00:07:52] security. The United Nations Food and
[00:07:56] Agriculture Organization, FAO, which
[00:07:59] organizes this forum, was founded on October
[00:08:02] 16, 1945 with the
[00:08:05] aim of uniting
[00:08:08] efforts among nations to eradicate hunger, promote
[00:08:12] agricultural sustainability, and sustainably manage
[00:08:15] natural resources. FAO also
[00:08:18] focuses on providing technical assistance to countries,
[00:08:22] collecting global statistical data, coordinating
[00:08:26] policies, and responding to food
[00:08:29] crises or emergencies. With 194 members,
[00:08:32] 193 countries and the European Union, FAO works in more
[00:08:38] the support of governments.
[00:08:49] Nations Food and Agriculture Organization,
[00:08:52] FAO, announced in Caracas that its plan for
[00:08:55] eradicating hunger would be named Hugo Chávez
[00:08:59] Frías, in recognition of the efforts promoted in the country
[00:09:02] to combat poverty and guarantee access to
[00:09:05] food.
[00:09:06] Since his arrival to the
[00:09:10] presidency,
[00:09:13] Hugo Rafael Chávez Frías promoted social programs aimed at
[00:09:17] assisting the most vulnerable sectors. This commitment was
[00:09:20] also reflected in his speech before the UN in 2005, when he
[00:09:24] questioned the lack of effective actions to eradicate hunger in
[00:09:27] the world. At that moment, the president cited figures of
[00:09:30] 842 million people suffering from hunger
[00:09:34] globally. In addition, he reported that in Venezuela, more than
[00:09:37] 1,700,000 tons of food were
[00:09:40] distributed at affordable prices for 12 million people,
[00:09:44] while 1 million received food for free on a
[00:09:47] transitional basis. The 2014 recognition was
[00:09:51] linked to regional cooperation efforts,
[00:09:54] particularly through Petrocaribe to promote
[00:09:57] social projects against hunger and poverty. Subsequently, in
[00:10:00] 2015, FAO included Venezuela among the countries that
[00:10:04] achieved international goals for hunger reduction. The tribute
[00:10:07] thus linked Hugo Chávez's name to a regional initiative that
[00:10:11] sought to place food security and social justice at the center of
[00:10:15] development. The acting president of
[00:10:19] Venezuela, Delsi Rodríguez, arrived this Sunday in the
[00:10:22] city of Rome, Italy, to participate in the World Food
[00:10:26] Forum. Upon her arrival, the president emphasized the
[00:10:29] Executive's commitment to food as an essential human
[00:10:33] right. Rodríguez also emphasized that
[00:10:37] agri-food processes must be carried out with
[00:10:40] respect for nature and mentioned that Venezuela seeks to
[00:10:44] consolidate important advances with the aim of
[00:10:47] eradicating hunger. Until next October 16th,
[00:10:51] more than 190 countries will participate in various
[00:10:55] debates focused on fighting malnutrition and
[00:10:59] creating strategies to optimize food production
[00:11:02] and mitigate the effects of climate
[00:11:05] change.
[00:11:11] here participating in the World Food Forum, highlighting the
[00:11:14] importance that Venezuela places on food as a
[00:11:17] fundamental human right,
[00:11:20] highlighting the relevance of agri-food
[00:11:23] processes that must be responsible and respectful of
[00:11:27] nature in all countries of the world. Cuba,
[00:11:30] one of the founding countries of FAO in
[00:11:33] 1945 and
[00:11:36] the island since 1978,
[00:11:40] faces a critical food situation caused by the
[00:11:43] economic asphyxia and the blockade by the United States, categorized
[00:11:47] by the country as a policy of collective punishment.
[00:11:50] Let's review the food situation in Cuba in
[00:11:54] 2020.
[00:11:55] Despite
[00:11:59] having fertile land, a favorable climate, and access to the sea to feed its
[00:12:03] 9 million inhabitants, Cuba cannot deploy its
[00:12:06] productive capacity due to the severe economic blockade imposed by the United
[00:12:10] States. A paradox that condemns the country to depend on the foreign
[00:12:13] market under highly unfavorable conditions. The U.S.
[00:12:17] blockade directly attacks the heart of the Cuban agricultural
[00:12:20] productive apparatus. Restrictions and sanctions prevent the purchase and
[00:12:24] entry of essential inputs such as fertilizers, herbicides, high-quality
[00:12:27] seeds, raw materials, and machinery. Without these fundamental
[00:12:31] resources, the consequences have been devastating. Agricultural crops
[00:12:34] have suffered a historical decline in yield of almost
[00:12:37] 40%. Pig farming faces a difficult situation due
[00:12:41] to the lack of foreign currency to import corn and soy, indispensable
[00:12:45] components for producing national feed. The inability to
[00:12:48] acquire vaccines and medicines to guarantee avian health
[00:12:56] egg production. Extraterritorial
[00:12:59] sanctions make it difficult for international shipping companies
[00:13:02] to accept transporting goods to Cuban
[00:13:05] ports, which results in constant contract cancellations
[00:13:09] and a drastic increase in freight costs. Added to this is
[00:13:12] the fuel crisis, aggravated by direct U.S. pressure on
[00:13:16] oil-supplying countries. Faced with this
[00:13:19] situation, organizations and authorities in the country denounce that the accumulation of
[00:13:23] these punitive measures deliberately seek to asphyxiate the Cuban
[00:13:27] economy, deteriorating
[00:13:31] families, with a particular impact on children and the
[00:13:34] elderly. The Cuban crisis thus reaches the World Food Forum
[00:13:37] as an urgent call to the international
[00:13:40] community.
[00:13:42] We'll take a very short break, we'll be right back.
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[00:14:07] trending topic that others put out. Here,
[00:14:10] we analyze the real impact of what happens in the
[00:14:13] world and on your screen. From Monday to Friday,
[00:14:16] we plan to dismantle the information matrix and
[00:14:20] everything that is geopolitical. Daily events
[00:14:24] will become
[00:15:21] Back here on Telesur News, we're in Brazil.
[00:15:25] There were massive demonstrations in support of
[00:15:28] Lula da Silva's re-election ahead of the presidential runoff. Ignacio Lemus
[00:15:31] was there and tells us about this
[00:15:35] day.
[00:15:45] it helps a lot because the difference between Flavio Bolsonaro and
[00:15:49] Lula was very small in the first round, so
[00:15:53] I think that the people who are undecided, which were
[00:15:56] many, many people did not vote or are
[00:15:59] undecided. I think that this demonstration helps to
[00:16:03] mobilize and bring more awareness to these
[00:16:06] people. After a first round in which
[00:16:10] Flavio Bolsonaro gained almost two points, a difference is starting
[00:16:13] to emerge in the streets between the president and the
[00:16:17] far-right candidate. Lula mobilized
[00:16:20] a million people this Sunday on Paulista
[00:16:23] Avenue.
[00:16:25] It's exciting, we already arrived at the subway with goosebumps,
[00:16:29] everyone talking, everyone together believing with hope.
[00:16:32] So this act also means everything, the survival of
[00:16:36] democracy.
[00:16:41] Simultaneously, 2 km away, Flavio Bolsonaro held a closed
[00:16:45] lunch in a shopping mall with mayors and the governor of the state of Sao
[00:16:49] Paulo. The candidate received support from three other right-wing
[00:16:52] candidates who did not make it to the runoff and had a
[00:16:55] low vote count, but the narrow difference between Lula and the
[00:16:59] son of the imprisoned former president gives greater value to
[00:17:03] alliances. I think all these supports are quite
[00:17:06] important. I believe that all these supports are quite
[00:17:09] important, many of those who voted for those candidates in the first
[00:17:13] round, surely mostly will vote for Flavio,
[00:17:17] I see a very positive scenario for the right and I believe that Flavio
[00:17:20] will manage to win in the runoff in
[00:17:23] accordance with the result already presented in the first
[00:17:26] round.
[00:17:30] Sunday's far-right event was the antithesis of the left's
[00:17:33] call.
[00:17:36] On the other side, there's a guy who wants to destroy the country, he doesn't want the
[00:17:39] country to develop, he wants us to always be a colony handed over to
[00:17:43] the United States, so I think it's a fight for workers'
[00:17:46] rights.
[00:17:52] Lula's campaign seeks votes from undecided voters and those who do not
[00:17:55] choose either of the two candidates, but consider
[00:17:59] a potential return of the Bolsonaro family to
[00:18:02] power a risk.
[00:18:03] Necessarily.
[00:18:07] It is who likes Brazil, we need to keep Lula
[00:18:10] because he is the only ruler at this moment who thinks about our
[00:18:14] rights. Less than two weeks remain for the
[00:18:18] presidential elections. Polls show Flavio Bolsonaro with an advantage,
[00:18:22] although with a margin that leaves the outcome
[00:18:24] open. Lula tries to translate what happens in the streets
[00:18:28] into votes. Ignacio Lemus and Julia Nasif for
[00:18:32] Telesur. The Ancestral Council of the
[00:18:35] Indigenous Peoples of El Salvador commemorated Indigenous Resistance
[00:18:39] Day this Sunday. The gathering took place in Izalco
[00:18:43] in the western part of the country, one of the few localities that shelter
[00:18:47] a small indigenous community. Our correspondent
[00:18:50] Roberto Hugo Presa reports:
[00:18:54] Izalco is one of the few indigenous settlements of Pipil
[00:18:58] descent, the oldest and most representative in El
[00:19:01] Salvador. The central square was the scene this Sunday of a
[00:19:06] Day. we practically
[00:19:09] call it Resistance Day
[00:19:12] because since then, a way for
[00:19:15] our peoples to resist against
[00:19:19] that culture that was imposed and that still
[00:19:22] dominates, what we call the hegemonic,
[00:19:26] homogenizing and
[00:19:28] hegemonic culture, right? that is imposed on our
[00:19:32] peoples.
[00:19:35] Rites, ceremonies,
[00:19:38] music, and exhibitions were the preamble to the discussion:
[00:19:42] the world has not yet discovered America.
[00:19:45] we are showing that despite
[00:19:49] 530-something years we have been here, we
[00:19:52] are alive, and today more than ever, telling
[00:19:56] the states, the peoples,
[00:19:58] that they were wrong, they could not
[00:20:02] exterminate us, because at the core, the very
[00:20:05] roots of our existence, our culture,
[00:20:09] of our, why not say it, of our
[00:20:12] peoples, they cannot even visualize
[00:20:14] them.
[00:20:17] The indigenous peoples denounce the indifference and marginalization they have
[00:20:20] suffered for more than 500 years, and that is why they demand from the
[00:20:24] government, I believe that to demand
[00:20:27] or claim what actually
[00:20:30] belongs to us, our rights, I don't see that
[00:20:33] we are talking about being against the government or anything like that.
[00:20:40] Youth and artists in solidarity with cultural identity regret that
[00:20:44] society, the state, and new generations are
[00:20:47] indifferent to their own
[00:20:51] the reasons is a structural issue, it's not
[00:20:54] accidental, for example, that we have been
[00:20:57] so invaded by technology and that this alienates
[00:21:01] and estranges us so much from, for example, reality
[00:21:05] and that in some way we lose collectivity. Every day
[00:21:08] fewer and fewer people like
[00:21:11] this music because there is too much
[00:21:15] influence from outside with different musical genres,
[00:21:19] right, like... perreo and all
[00:21:22] that.
[00:21:25] Izalco is a town with a rich history, culture, and
[00:21:28] resistance. In 1932, it was the
[00:21:31] epicenter of a peasant and indigenous uprising against the
[00:21:35] dispossession of communal lands after a violent military
[00:21:38] repression. From this place, which is the cradle of indigenous
[00:21:42] resistance in El Salvador, the indigenous peoples of this country called
[00:21:46] on all ancestral communities in the world
[00:21:50] to continue fighting in defense of their
[00:21:53] rights, 534 years
[00:21:56] later. Roberto Hugo Presa,
[00:21:59] Telesur and Salco El
[00:22:00] Salvador.
[00:22:03] We're talking about the climate crisis because Mexico maintains the
[00:22:06] alert despite Hurricane Simon, category 4,
[00:22:10] slightly changing its trajectory and remaining off
[00:22:13] the coast of Cabo Corrientes in the city of
[00:22:16] Jalisco. The National Coordinator of Civil Protection, Laura
[00:22:20] Velázquez Alshua, warned that its effects
[00:22:23] will continue this Sunday and Monday in the coastal
[00:22:26] region, especially south of Puerto Vallarta, with
[00:22:30] intense winds, high waves, and storm
[00:22:33] surge. Therefore, she called on the population to continue
[00:22:36] sheltering and to follow the instructions of the
[00:22:39] authorities. In the same vein, President Claudia Sheinbaum
[00:22:43] reiterated the call to protect themselves until the danger
[00:22:46] passes and highlighted that preventive evacuations continue
[00:22:50] to safe areas with the
[00:22:52] priority of saving
[00:22:54] lives.
[00:23:02] Citizens gathered at the rally of presidential
[00:23:06] candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon and the political
[00:23:09] party La France
[00:23:12] the strength of the French left. The event,
[00:23:16] held in a context of increasing social and student
[00:23:20] mobilization against Macron's government's policies,
[00:23:23] served to reaffirm the unity of the progressive bloc and
[00:23:27] its agenda of social transformation. Mélenchon
[00:23:29] called for popular mobilization against
[00:23:33] cuts in education and public services,
[00:23:36] denouncing the disproportionate use of force
[00:23:39] against students. The concentration reflected the growing
[00:23:45] the French left, which seeks to capitalize on social
[00:23:48] discontent in view of future electoral
[00:23:51] processes.
[00:23:58] The presidential election will not be a competition of technocrats who come to
[00:24:02] discuss rates and figures, it will be the competition
[00:24:05] of a vision of the world, we are going to found the Sixth Republic, the
[00:24:09] one of popular power, with the citizen referendum and the recall
[00:24:13] referendum to remove those whom we no longer
[00:24:16] want. We will advance with the flag and music
[00:24:20] towards the frontiers of human life, that is, in the
[00:24:23] sea, in space, in the digital, and in the
[00:24:27] understanding of what health is. We are going to start creating the ecological
[00:24:30] state with the eco-regions. We are going to
[00:24:32] found a new social state with comprehensive social security,
[00:24:36] and above all, we are going to found the society of mutual
[00:24:40] aid, one in which we help each other all the time,
[00:24:43] whether in family, among friends, among
[00:24:46] neighbors, or among people who want to dedicate themselves to the common good.
[00:24:50] And above all, we are going to make
[00:24:53] the new France triumph, the France of all our children, without
[00:24:57] exception, whatever their ancestors, their
[00:25:00] religions, or their skin colors may be. Long live France, one
[00:25:04] and indivisible, long live the Republic, long live universal
[00:25:07] humanity.
[00:25:10] In the midst of a profound crisis of legitimacy, French
[00:25:13] President Emmanuel Macron faces record
[00:25:16] levels of popular disapproval. Citizens
[00:25:20] have expressed historical rejection of his administration
[00:25:23] in response to a governing model that deepens social
[00:25:26] inequalities, marked by severe economic
[00:25:29] adjustments and growing popular discontent.
[00:25:32] Let's see:
[00:25:37] a survey revealed that French President Emmanuel Macron
[00:25:40] accumulates 82% disapproval. In this regard,
[00:25:43] the government's disapproval reached historical
[00:25:47] levels, with only 15% favorable
[00:25:51] opinions. Austerity policies, cuts to public
[00:25:54] services, and fear of unemployment reached
[00:25:58] 76% in the
[00:26:02] affecting the most exposed sectors,
[00:26:05] mainly workers and retirees.
[00:26:08] jubilados.
[00:27:18] Noticias, see you next time.
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[00:30:30] Hello, welcome, welcome to Text and Context. I am Luis Francisco
[00:30:33] Blandón from Caracas, Venezuela. 3
[00:30:37] years after the beginning and intensification of the military
[00:30:40] aggression, the genocide of the Israeli regime against
[00:30:43] the Gaza Strip, the figures and the devastation portray
[00:30:47] an unprecedented human tragedy. More than
[00:30:50] 74,000 Palestinians murdered, mostly women
[00:30:55] the population forcibly displaced, and more than
[00:30:58] 80% of the infrastructure.