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[00:02:16] Happy day, welcome to
[00:02:18] will be the main meetings of this TeleSUR News broadcast, I am Arani Flores, it's a pleasure to accompany you, we start
[00:02:22] immediately.
[00:02:26] The presidential candidates of Brazil, Lula da Silva and Flavio
[00:02:30] Bolsonaro led mobilizations in Sao Paulo
[00:02:33] towards the run-off on October
[00:02:35] 25.
[00:02:39] Indigenous peoples of El Salvador commemorated indigenous
[00:02:42] resistance denouncing the
[00:02:45] indifference and historical marginalization of which they are
[00:02:48] victims.
[00:02:52] Heads of state and government arrived in Rome, Italy
[00:02:55] to participate in the World Food
[00:02:58] recovery of the country and to Forum 2026.
[00:03:07] Sao Paulo registered massive demonstrations
[00:03:10] in support of Lula da Silva's re-election ahead of the presidential
[00:03:14] run-off, Ignacio Lemus tells us about this
[00:03:17] day. A wave of mobilizations with or
[00:03:21] without Lula's presence multiplies in Brazil to
[00:03:24] provide support for the president's re-election.
[00:03:26] presidente.
[00:03:34] us so much, So I think that the people who
[00:03:37] are undecided, which were many, many people did not
[00:03:40] go out to vote or are undecided, I think that
[00:03:44] this demonstration helps to mobilize
[00:03:47] to bring more awareness to those people.
[00:03:50] After a first round in which Flavio Bolsonaro obtained almost
[00:03:55] customs, what we share two points of advantage, a difference begins to be drawn in the
[00:03:58] streets between the president and the
[00:04:00] arrived with goosebumps at the subway, far-right candidate, Lula mobilized a million
[00:04:03] people this Sunday on Paulista
[00:04:05] Avenue,
[00:04:08] she is excited, it is exciting, we
[00:04:11] everyone talking, all together believing with hope,
[00:04:15] so this act also means everything, the survival of
[00:04:18] democracy, it means being alive, fighting for what we still
[00:04:22] believe in still. Simultaneously 2
[00:04:25] km away, Flavio Bolsonaro held a closed lunch in a shopping mall with
[00:04:29] the mayor and the governor of the state of Sao Paulo, the candidate
[00:04:33] received support from three other right-wing candidates who did not reach the
[00:04:36] run-off and had a low vote count, but a
[00:04:40] narrow difference between Lula and the son of the imprisoned former president
[00:04:44] gives greater value to
[00:04:45] alliances.
[00:04:50] I believe that all these supports are quite important, many of
[00:04:54] those who voted for these candidates in the first round,
[00:04:57] surely the majority will vote for Flavio. I see a
[00:05:00] quite positive scenario for the right and I believe that Flavio
[00:05:03] will win in the run-off in
[00:05:05] accordance with the result already presented in the first round,
[00:05:09] as a result of the result already presented in the first round.
[00:05:12] Sunday's far-right gathering was the antithesis of the left's
[00:05:16] call,
[00:05:18] on the other side there is a guy who wants to undo the country, he doesn't want the
[00:05:22] development of the country, he wants us to always be a colony surrendered
[00:05:25] to the United States, so I think it is a struggle for the rights of
[00:05:29] workers,
[00:05:34] Lula's campaign seeks votes from undecided people, those who do not
[00:05:38] opt for either of the two candidates, but consider it a
[00:05:41] risk. an eventual return of the Bolsonaro family to
[00:05:45] power. Necessarily it is not about who likes
[00:05:48] Lula, but who likes Brazil. We need to keep
[00:05:52] Lula because he is the only ruler at this moment
[00:05:56] who thinks about our rights.
[00:05:59] Less than two weeks remain for the presidential elections. The
[00:06:02] polls show Flavio Bolsonaro leading, although with a
[00:06:06] margin that leaves the outcome open.
[00:06:10] the streets into votes.
[00:06:12] Ignacio Lemus and Julia Nasif for TeleSUR. The
[00:06:16] ancestral council of the indigenous peoples of El
[00:06:19] Salvador commemorated this Sunday the Day of Indigenous
[00:06:22] Resistance. The meeting took place in Izalco in the
[00:06:26] west of the country, one of the few localities that
[00:06:29] shelters a small indigenous community. Our correspondent
[00:06:33] Roberto Hugo Presa informs us.
[00:06:37] Izalco is one of the few indigenous settlements of Pipil
[00:06:40] ancestry, the oldest and most representative of El
[00:06:43] Salvador. The central square was the scene this Sunday of a
[00:06:49] resistance. We practically
[00:06:52] call it the day of resistance
[00:06:54] because from then on our peoples began
[00:06:58] to resist
[00:07:01] against that culture that was imposed and that continues
[00:07:05] to dominate, what we call the
[00:07:08] hegemonizing, homogenizing and
[00:07:11] hegemonizing culture. True, that is imposed
[00:07:15] on our
[00:07:17] rites, ancestral ceremonies,
[00:07:20] music and exhibitions, was the preamble to the conversation,
[00:07:24] the world has not yet discovered America,
[00:07:27] we are showing that
[00:07:30] despite 530 odd years
[00:07:33] that we have, here we are alive and today more than
[00:07:36] ever, telling the states and the peoples
[00:07:40] that they... were wrong, they could not
[00:07:44] exterminate it, because at the bottom the very
[00:07:47] roots of our existence, of our culture, of
[00:07:51] our, why not say it, of our
[00:07:54] peoples, they cannot even visualize
[00:07:56] it.
[00:07:59] The indigenous peoples denounce the indifference and marginalization they have
[00:08:03] suffered for more than 500 years and for that reason they demand
[00:08:06] from the government. I consider that demanding
[00:08:09] or asking for what
[00:08:12] really belongs to them, meaning our rights, I don't see that
[00:08:16] we are talking about being against the government or anything like
[00:08:19] that,
[00:08:22] the youth and artists in solidarity with cultural identity lament
[00:08:26] that society, the state and new generations are
[00:08:30] indifferent to their own origins, I think that
[00:08:33] one of the reasons is a structural issue, it's not
[00:08:36] on purpose, for example, that we have been
[00:08:39] invaded so much by technology and that this does not alienate
[00:08:43] us, alienate
[00:08:46] for example, from reality and that in some
[00:08:49] way we lose collectivity every day
[00:08:52] fewer and fewer people like this music due to
[00:08:56] the fact that there is too much influence from outside with the
[00:08:59] different musical genres
[00:09:02] like rap, reggaeton and all
[00:09:04] that.
[00:09:08] Izalco is a town with a rich historical, cultural and
[00:09:11] resistance in... 1932 was the epicenter
[00:09:14] of the peasant and indigenous uprising against the dispossession of
[00:09:18] communal lands after a violent military
[00:09:20] repression. From this place, which is the cradle of indigenous
[00:09:24] resistance in El Salvador, the indigenous peoples of this country
[00:09:28] called all ancestral communities in the
[00:09:31] world to continue to maintain a
[00:09:34] struggle in defense of their rights,
[00:09:37] 534 years later. Roberto Hugo
[00:09:40] Presa, TeleSUR. and I am leaving
[00:10:38] Back here on TeleSUR News, we talk about Mexico, which maintains the
[00:10:42] alert despite the fact that Hurricane Simon, category 4,
[00:10:45] slightly modified its trajectory and remains
[00:10:48] off the coast of Cabo Corrientes in the city of
[00:10:52] Jalisco, the national coordinator of Civil Protection, Laura
[00:10:55] Velázquez, warned that its effects will continue on
[00:10:59] Monday in the coastal region, especially south
[00:11:02] of Puerto Vallarta with intense winds, high
[00:11:06] waves and storm surge, therefore she urged the population to continue
[00:11:10] sheltering and to follow the instructions of the
[00:11:14] authorities. Along the same lines, President Claudia
[00:11:17] Sheinbown reiterated the call to protect themselves until the
[00:11:21] danger passes and stressed that preventive evacuations continue
[00:11:24] to safe zones with the priority
[00:11:27] of saving
[00:11:28] lives.
[00:11:34] We change the topic: mass consumption in Argentina continues to
[00:11:38] decline, even in the eight provinces where
[00:11:42] real formal wages increased since the inauguration of President
[00:11:45] Javier
[00:11:49] by the Encuentro Foundation, the study that compares supermarket
[00:11:53] sales between January and July 2026,
[00:11:56] with the same period in 2023,
[00:11:59] indicates that the salary increase has not translated into greater
[00:12:03] purchasing power. Among the factors that
[00:12:06] would explain this trend are increased
[00:12:10] unemployment, inflation, the expansion of informal employment,
[00:12:13] and the rising cost of basic
[00:12:16] services. This scenario reduces households' disposable
[00:12:19] income for essential expenses such as
[00:12:23] food, beverages, and hygiene products, and reflects the
[00:12:26] difficulties families face in maintaining their
[00:12:30] purchasing
[00:12:30] power.
[00:12:39] Changing the subject, the acting president of Venezuela, Delsey
[00:12:43] Rodríguez, offered an assessment of the first 100 days
[00:12:46] of the Venezuela Rebirth Plan. Among the
[00:12:49] actions highlighted are the rehabilitation and delivery of housing
[00:12:53] to those most affected. implementation of health plans
[00:12:57] and the repair of damages, as well as comprehensive care for those
[00:13:01] affected by the earthquakes. Likewise, the acting
[00:13:04] president affirmed that those who are still in a
[00:13:07] camp will soon have a home, as the
[00:13:10] national government is working to respond to
[00:13:14] families who hope to recover their homes. Rodríguez
[00:13:18] reaffirmed the commitment of the Bolivarian government to the
[00:13:23] the well-being of the Venezuelan people, stressing that Venezuela
[00:13:26] is reborn with the unity of all sectors.
[00:13:28] sectores.
[00:13:33] In terms of housing, we have rehabilitated and delivered
[00:13:37] 2,422 homes in Caracas with
[00:13:41] special attention to the Libertador and
[00:13:44] Chacao municipalities, as well as in the states of La Guaira, Miranda
[00:13:47] and Aragua, benefiting 8,862
[00:13:49] 8,862
[00:13:52] people. Also, 700 new
[00:13:56] homes have been delivered in six states of the country and in La Guaira,
[00:14:00] 686 homes were
[00:14:04] recovered, benefiting
[00:14:05] 3,358
[00:14:08] people. We are also continuing to rehabilitate
[00:14:11] 20,083 homes that will collectively
[00:14:15] benefit 82,205
[00:14:18] people in three states of the country. The acting
[00:14:22] president of Venezuela announced that
[00:14:26] 461 credits have been granted to condominiums,
[00:14:29] benefiting 16,172
[00:14:32] families for the recovery of their spaces and homes after the
[00:14:36] double earthquake. We have delivered
[00:14:39] 461 credits to condominiums
[00:14:42] benefiting 16,172
[00:14:44] 16,172
[00:14:46] families for the recovery of their spaces and homes
[00:14:50] and the plan for
[00:14:53] 300 temporary single-family homes is being
[00:14:57] executed in Ciudad Caribe, with
[00:15:00] 27% progress and a total goal of 6000 single-family
[00:15:04] homes. The president reported that
[00:15:08] 7,336
[00:15:11] people have been relocated and 30 temporary
[00:15:14] camps have been cleared as part of the recovery
[00:15:17] process after the double earthquake.
[00:15:21] 7,336
[00:15:23] people have been relocated and 30 temporary
[00:15:27] camps cleared, we continue to accompany those
[00:15:30] who need a housing solution, a
[00:15:33] home. There are still 86 active
[00:15:36] camps where 18,055
[00:15:40] people are attended to daily,
[00:15:43] to those who are still in a camp, rest
[00:15:47] assured that you will soon have a
[00:15:49] home, we are working to respond to families
[00:15:53] who hope to recover their homes. Also in
[00:15:57] Venezuela, but on other matters, the supply of pork leg for the
[00:16:01] Christmas season will be covered for the first
[00:16:04] time in years 100% with national
[00:16:07] production, driven by community networks and local
[00:16:10] producers. Luis Tavera brings us the
[00:16:12] report:
[00:16:15] from these community corrals the raw material for local
[00:16:18] consumption is processed.
[00:16:23] In a context where the agricultural sector registers an
[00:16:26] 85% national supply, communal pig
[00:16:29] farming generates a supply of animal protein throughout the year. It's not just
[00:16:33] chicken, we also have pigs. And with pigs,
[00:16:38] we have, so to speak, a wider range
[00:16:40] of Christmas ham guaranteed
[00:16:44] in our area for 7 years
[00:16:47] now, besides that, also the other derivatives of the meat cuts that we
[00:16:51] make, such as ribs,
[00:16:54] chops, quality cuts
[00:16:58] because the idea is to produce with quality in the
[00:17:01] communal production units, the technification of the reproductive process
[00:17:05] seeks to raise the yield to hundreds of
[00:17:07] piglets per cycle, strengthening the local
[00:17:10] supply capacity. We have been able to technify everything and well, today
[00:17:14] we have here gestation cages where we produce
[00:17:17] from 580 to 620 piglets or pigs per
[00:17:21] year and that has allowed us to strengthen ourselves and
[00:17:24] guarantee that this December will be
[00:17:28] purely 100% Venezuelan
[00:17:31] consumption, with 14 consecutive quarters of agricultural growth,
[00:17:35] the national executive indicates that the articulation between agroindustry
[00:17:38] and communal economy guarantees the supply of 100% national
[00:17:41] pork leg, there is very good news, for the first time in many
[00:17:45] years, the pork leg that we are going to eat in December for the
[00:17:48] Christmas holidays is pork leg
[00:17:51] of national production, I congratulate the general in
[00:17:55] chief, I congratulate the national producers in all
[00:17:59] senses, the agroindustry,
[00:18:02] the productive communal
[00:18:04] economy, the entrepreneurs who have all joined efforts to
[00:18:08] guarantee Christmas products in these holiday
[00:18:11] seasons. The behavior of the supply is reflected in businesses with a
[00:18:15] food sector that registers increases in its distribution
[00:18:18] levels, the areperas of the country maintain pork leg continuously
[00:18:22] in their daily offer. I ask for it any time of the year, be it
[00:18:25] January, February and all, I love its combination of the typical chicken
[00:18:29] salad plus the juicy pork leg made in its own, in its
[00:18:33] own embers. Well, there are pork leg empanadas,
[00:18:36] pork leg arepas.
[00:18:49] between production in communities and consumption in the streets, the pork chain accompanies an agri-food sector that already exceeds 90% national
[00:18:52] self-sufficiency, connecting rural work with the real
[00:18:56] economy. With José Luis Briceño on camera, Luis Tavera, TeleSUR, Caracas,
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[00:21:32] Back here on TeleSUR News, ready to tell you, heads of
[00:21:35] state and government arrived in Rome to participate in the
[00:21:39] World Food Forum 2026, from this
[00:21:43] Monday until Friday, October 16, at the event
[00:21:46] convened by the United Nations Food and Agriculture
[00:21:50] Organization, FAO, several leaders from Latin America
[00:21:54] and the world will speak at the opening speeches, among
[00:21:58] whom are the acting president of Venezuela, Delcy
[00:22:01] Rodríguez, as well as the president of Bolivia, Rodrigo Paz, and the
[00:22:05] executive of the Dominican Republic, Luis Abinader, among others. Also participating
[00:22:09] are international authorities and high-ranking officials of the
[00:22:13] United Nations System with the inaugural words of
[00:22:16] Qu Dongyu, director- general of the FAO.
[00:22:29] Apropos of this, the acting president of Venezuela, Delcy
[00:22:32] Rodríguez, arrived this Sunday morning in the city of Rome,
[00:22:36] Italy, to participate in the World Food
[00:22:39] Forum. Upon her arrival, the president highlighted the
[00:22:42] executive's commitment to food as an essential human
[00:22:45] right. Rodríguez also emphasized that agricultural
[00:22:49] production processes must be carried
[00:22:52] out with respect for nature and mentioned that
[00:22:56] Venezuela seeks to consolidate important
[00:22:59] advances with the aim of eradicating hunger.
[00:23:01] hambre.
[00:23:05] We are here participating in the World Food
[00:23:08] Forum, highlighting the importance that Venezuela gives
[00:23:11] to food as a fundamental human right,
[00:23:15] highlighting the relevance of agricultural
[00:23:18] processes that... must be responsible with respect for
[00:23:22] nature in all countries of the world, we make
[00:23:25] contact with our colleague Sergio Rodrigo who is in
[00:23:29] Rome to give us more information, more details
[00:23:32] about the start of the forum. Sergio, good morning, at what time exactly is
[00:23:36] the official day expected to
[00:23:37] start?
[00:23:40] Hello, good morning, well, in a matter of minutes the
[00:23:43] doors will open to start this World Food
[00:23:46] Forum and it will be around 12 noon when the
[00:23:50] starting gun for the main assembly of
[00:23:54] this forum will be fired, a plenary session in which the heads of state
[00:23:58] and government will participate and in which, as you have mentioned, the acting president
[00:24:02] of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, will
[00:24:05] intervene in that main plenary of this
[00:24:08] world forum and in which there are also other Latin American
[00:24:11] leaders and also from the rest of the world, some of whom
[00:24:15] will participate telematically in this
[00:24:18] international forum, a key event for food, for
[00:24:22] the challenges and food sovereignty, an event in which it
[00:24:25] will also be debated not only how to eradicate
[00:24:29] hunger in different parts of the world, with special attention also in
[00:24:33] Latin America, but also how economic
[00:24:36] sanctions and positive measures have also
[00:24:39] affected populations, the peoples of the
[00:24:42] world, mainly for the development of
[00:24:46] food and food sovereignty, a fundamental
[00:24:49] event where there will also be high-level representations of the indigenous
[00:24:52] peoples of the world in which they will also discuss
[00:24:56] issues such as access to land and
[00:24:59] food.
[00:25:02] Sergio, precisely as we have reported, several presidents from Latin America and the
[00:25:05] Caribbean will be speakers in this opening day,
[00:25:09] why were they chosen and what weight does the
[00:25:13] region have in the agenda of the first days of this forum, the president
[00:25:17] of Venezuela, the acting president, will be there.
[00:25:20] The president of Bolivia will also be there, the president of the Dominican
[00:25:24] Republic, via telematics, the president
[00:25:27] of Cuba, Miguel Díaz Canel, will also be there, apropos of this,
[00:25:31] sanctioned countries, Venezuela and Cuba for example, which
[00:25:35] have managed to show progress in agricultural
[00:25:38] production, for example,
[00:25:42] well, look, in this UN headquarters of the FAO,
[00:25:45] this organization behind me, the presence of Latin
[00:25:48] American delegations. but also the African continent, of
[00:25:52] different delegations, are very
[00:25:55] important delegations, which have developed great plans with the United Nations,
[00:25:59] it must also be remembered that we are living through a moment of crisis of
[00:26:02] multilateralism and where the United Nations has also experienced
[00:26:05] attacks, especially from far-right governments
[00:26:09] of the world and that has weakened organizations like the one behind
[00:26:12] me, therefore the role of Latin American
[00:26:16] countries such as Venezuela, which has maintained here
[00:26:19] historical delegations, has even paid
[00:26:22] tribute, has even recognized the work, for example, of President
[00:26:26] Hugo Chávez in
[00:26:29] 2014, for example, and the presence and
[00:26:33] work of Latin American countries such as Venezuela has played a
[00:26:38] of multilateral organizations such as the
[00:26:41] FAO, and therefore the presence and the struggle of these delegations
[00:26:45] in the work of eradicating hunger has been key
[00:26:48] in the joint work of these Latin American countries that, as I say,
[00:26:52] will participate in today's session here in
[00:26:54] Rome. Sergio, of course, throughout the day
[00:26:58] we will be developing what the key points are
[00:27:03] to be presented at this forum, I would like to ask you now what
[00:27:05] we always ask ourselves when several
[00:27:08] delegations meet somewhere in the world,
[00:27:12] there is information about bilateral meetings,
[00:27:16] that is the big question we are asking ourselves,
[00:27:20] eh, bilateral meetings are planned, the
[00:27:22] very eh, the very plenary of this
[00:27:28] food that includes eh
[00:27:31] close to... like several private meeting rooms for those
[00:27:35] bilateral meetings of the different governments and
[00:27:38] also of the entity itself, of the United Nations itself, even
[00:27:42] the Vatican has active presence also
[00:27:45] within the delegations that eh participate here, in fact the
[00:27:49] closing will be in charge of eh Pope Leo
[00:27:52] XIV who will be in charge in a video that he will send eh
[00:27:56] for this final plenary, but as I say, yes, we will see eh
[00:28:00] in a matter of minutes at 9 local time the doors open so that we can
[00:28:04] access the interior of this FAO headquarters from
[00:28:07] noon, that is, in about within about
[00:28:11] approximately 3 hours that forum will start,
[00:28:14] there we will begin to know firsthand from the delegations what
[00:28:20] today's day.
[00:28:23] We will meet then in a very short time so that you can give us more
[00:28:27] information on how the forum starts there in Rome. Sergio, thank you, good
[00:28:30] morning, good morning.
[00:28:35] And with this we close this broadcast of Telesur news, thank you for
[00:28:39] joining us, you know, you already know, stay tuned to what
[00:28:42] happens from Rome through our screens, see you next time.
[00:30:25] From Sendero Los Mangos Catarina Masaya,
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