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[00:00:00] The South American giant is constantly
[00:00:03] evolving. Join Beto Almeida and his
[00:00:07] guests. In Latitud Brasil, a
[00:00:10] conversation where the most important aspects
[00:00:14] of daily Brazilian events are discussed, in the
[00:00:17] political, social,
[00:00:20] economic and cultural landscape. Every
[00:00:23] Wednesday, only on
[00:00:25] Telesur.
[00:00:33] affect the independence of "I have not come here as a prophet of revolution, I have not come to ask that the world be
[00:00:37] violently convulsed, we have come to speak of peace and
[00:00:41] collaboration between peoples and we have come to
[00:00:43] warn that if we do not peacefully and
[00:00:46] wisely resolve the current injustices
[00:00:54] and well-being of the The event, convened by the United and inequalities, the future will be apocalyptic, the sound of weapons, of the threatening language of arrogance in
[00:00:56] the international arena must cease."
[00:01:00] October 12, 1979,
[00:01:03] speech delivered in his capacity as president of the Non-Aligned
[00:01:06] Movement at the 34th session of
[00:01:10] parallel meetings in the the United Nations General Assembly, New York, United States.
[00:01:38] meeting to commemorate Indigenous
[00:01:51] Good morning, welcome to this edition of Telesur news, I am Arani
[00:01:55] Flores, it is a pleasure to accompany you today, Monday, we
[00:01:58] begin immediately.
[00:02:02] The 2026 World Food Forum was inaugurated in Rome,
[00:02:05] Italy.
[00:02:08] Indigenous peoples of El Salvador commemorated the indigenous
[00:02:12] resistance, denouncing the indifference and historical
[00:02:15] marginalization of which they
[00:02:16] are victims.
[00:02:19] At least 139 migrants died and another
[00:02:23] 84 remain missing after the
[00:02:25] shipwreck of a boat that was headed to
[00:02:28] Yemen.
[00:02:33] televisions, computers,
[00:02:38] We begin this news tour in Venezuela. The interim president
[00:02:42] Delsi Rodríguez offered an overview of the first 100
[00:02:45] days of the Venezuela Reborn Plan. Among the
[00:02:49] notable actions are the rehabilitation and delivery of housing
[00:02:52] to the most affected, implementation of health
[00:02:55] plans and the repair of damages, as well as comprehensive
[00:02:59] care for those affected by the
[00:03:02] earthquakes. Likewise, the interim president affirmed that those
[00:03:05] who are still in a camp will soon have a home,
[00:03:09] you Sergio, we continue to closely follow since the national government is working to respond to
[00:03:13] families waiting to recover their homes. Rodríguez
[00:03:17] reaffirmed the Bolivarian government's commitment to the recovery of the
[00:03:20] country and the well-being of the
[00:03:23] origins. I think one of Venezuelan people, emphasizing that Venezuela is reborn with the unity of all sectors.
[00:03:26] sectores.
[00:03:30] In terms of housing, we have rehabilitated and delivered
[00:03:34] 2,422 homes in Caracas, with
[00:03:38] special attention to the Libertador and
[00:03:41] Chacao municipalities, as well as in the states of Laguaira, Miranda and
[00:03:44] Aragua, benefiting
[00:03:46] 8,862
[00:03:49] people. Also, 700 new homes
[00:03:53] have been delivered in six states of the country and in Laguaira,
[00:03:57] 686 homes were recovered,
[00:04:00] benefiting
[00:04:02] 3,358
[00:04:05] people. We also continue to rehabilitate
[00:04:08] 20,083 homes that will collectively
[00:04:12] benefit 82,205
[00:04:15] people in three states of the country. The interim president
[00:04:19] of Venezuela, Delsi Rodríguez, reported that 461 credits
[00:04:22] have been granted to
[00:04:25] you very much condominiums, benefiting 16,172
[00:04:28] families for the recovery of their spaces and homes after the
[00:04:32] double earthquake.
[00:04:34] 2026 with We have granted 461 credits to condominiums
[00:04:38] benefiting 16,172
[00:04:40] 16,172
[00:04:43] families for the recovery of their spaces and homes
[00:04:46] and the plan for 3,000 transitional
[00:04:50] single-family homes in Ciudad
[00:04:53] Caribe is being executed with 27%
[00:04:57] progress and a total goal of 6,000 single-family
[00:05:00] homes. The interim president reported that
[00:05:04] 7,336 people have been
[00:05:06] relocated and 30 transitional camps have been evacuated as
[00:05:10] part of the recovery process after the double
[00:05:12] earthquake. 7,336
[00:05:15] people have been
[00:05:18] relocated and 30 transitional
[00:05:22] camps have been evacuated. We continue to accompany those
[00:05:25] who need a housing solution, a
[00:05:28] home. 86 camps are still active
[00:05:31] where 18,055 people are attended to
[00:05:35] daily. To those who are still in a
[00:05:38] camp, rest assured that
[00:05:42] you will soon have a home, we
[00:05:45] are working to respond to families who are hoping
[00:05:49] to recover their homes. Let's go now
[00:05:52] to Italy because the World Food Forum 2026 was inaugurated
[00:05:56] in Rome with the opening speech by
[00:05:58] Director-General Cudong Gu.
[00:06:02] Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
[00:06:05] (FAO), is underway. Several leaders from Latin America
[00:06:09] and around the world are expected to speak in the
[00:06:13] opening speeches, including the interim president of Venezuela, Delsi
[00:06:16] Rodríguez, as well as the president of Bolivia, Rodrigo Paz, and the executive
[00:06:20] of the Dominican Republic, Luis Abinader, among
[00:06:23] others. International authorities and high-ranking
[00:06:27] officials of the United Nations system also participate.
[00:06:43] We are now in contact again with our colleague Sergio Rodrigo from
[00:06:47] Rome to expand on this, go ahead Sergio, happy day.
[00:07:14] and also some international delegations are
[00:07:18] already here to participate in this plenary session that will
[00:07:22] start around 2 p.m. local time, we are also
[00:07:25] waiting for the arrival of the president of Calivia and also the interim president
[00:07:29] of Venezuela, Delsi Rodríguez, who will pass through this area
[00:07:32] around 2 p.m. local time and
[00:07:35] after learning about
[00:07:38] her participation in this plenary session of the
[00:07:41] Assembly, we will have two bilateral meetings
[00:07:45] with the Dominican Republic and also with
[00:07:49] the president of Angola, two lateral meetings that
[00:07:52] will be held around the FAO at this main plenary
[00:07:56] session and where, as you have rightly pointed out, this
[00:08:00] World Food Forum has kicked off, very focused on the
[00:08:03] role of young people and youth movements
[00:08:07] to face the challenges of
[00:08:10] international affairs. The director of the FAO opened this morning at
[00:08:14] around 9 a.m. this World Forum with the
[00:08:18] participation of a group of young people. He will do so
[00:08:21] shortly in this assembly of the FAO plenary session.
[00:08:24] We have collected this sound, this is what the director general of the FAO said
[00:08:28] here in Rome.
[00:08:30] This brings this global movement
[00:08:34] closer to young people and communities around the world. These chapters
[00:08:38] connect global ambitions with local actions, this is how
[00:08:41] we precisely go beyond individual events and
[00:08:45] specific projects towards sustained action and
[00:08:48] continuous generational renewal.
[00:08:51] Dear young people and young at heart, this forum
[00:08:55] is yours. You have owned it from the
[00:08:59] beginning, well, now we ask you to go one step further, to keep going,
[00:09:03] connecting, learning and challenging each other, to create
[00:09:06] new partnerships, to translate dialogue into
[00:09:10] concrete actions and ideas into solutions. will continue to be
[00:09:13] by your side, because we firmly believe that investing
[00:09:17] in young people is an investment in the future of
[00:09:20] our agri-food systems, invest today,
[00:09:24] nourish tomorrow,
[00:09:26] invest in young people for a more prosperous future for all, thank
[00:09:38] from the World Food Summit which brings together
[00:09:41] dozens of... and which also today
[00:09:45] will hold its main plenary session where important
[00:09:48] issues such as sanctions, positive
[00:09:51] measures, blockades, how these
[00:09:54] types of measures affect populations, what their
[00:09:58] effects are on the peoples of the world, at a
[00:10:02] time when far-right forces
[00:10:05] taking power in large countries have also
[00:10:08] affected the reality of peoples. And above all, how it affects
[00:10:12] multilateral constitutional organizations like
[00:10:15] the FAO, here the role of Latin American
[00:10:19] countries is fundamental, but also that of the African continent, which is why
[00:10:22] today, and this global
[00:10:26] South will be very present in this
[00:10:29] assembly, in this main plenary session that, as I say, will begin at
[00:10:32] 2 p.m. local time in
[00:10:35] Rome.
[00:10:37] Undoubtedly, Sergio, at a time when blockades, sanctions and geopolitical
[00:10:40] coercion are used to suffocate
[00:10:43] peoples, Venezuela, for example, will be presenting its model of
[00:10:47] integration of communities of the so-called popular power in the
[00:10:50] food sector with initiatives such as Conucos. It is the
[00:10:54] incentive for national production, fishing,
[00:10:57] and aquaculture, precisely to circumvent those sanctions.
[00:11:00] What other experiences of this type will we hear, for example, the
[00:11:04] Palestine issue, surely, Cuba, as you said,
[00:11:08] Africa. Well, indeed, it is expected
[00:11:12] that the interim president of Venezuela, Delsi Rodríguez, will participate
[00:11:15] in the plenary session to defend these types of actions.
[00:11:19] Also, a video sent by Díaz Candel from Cuba, whose
[00:11:23] intervention is also expected in that
[00:11:26] plenary session in video format.
[00:11:30] And around this forum there are several
[00:11:35] facilities within this FAO headquarters where
[00:11:39] different experiences and models of youth are debated,
[00:11:43] also of the peoples of the
[00:11:45] African continent, in the case of Angola in its anti-colonial
[00:11:49] struggle, as well as
[00:11:52] the struggle of peoples for sovereignty. There are
[00:11:55] meetings on agriculture, the use
[00:11:58] of seeds or even water and
[00:12:01] land, two fundamental elements that are debated in this
[00:12:05] forum that will undoubtedly capture the
[00:12:07] attention of the international community, as I say,
[00:12:11] these delegations that are here today
[00:12:14] are present.
[00:12:17] Undoubtedly, Sergio, climate change will also be key today and
[00:12:21] beyond the debates, we must also ask ourselves, and I ask
[00:12:25] you, what mechanisms does this forum contemplate so that the proposals
[00:12:28] and examples of other nations can be translated into concrete
[00:12:32] actions against hunger and food insecurity?
[00:12:36] You were talking about climate change, indeed there are several international
[00:12:39] panels where science will be debated. Youth is one of
[00:12:43] the pillars of this meeting, of this World Food Forum, but
[00:12:47] also science and how to combat the
[00:12:50] challenges of climate change. There are several debates where different
[00:12:54] countries present their experience, as well as the different FAO programs that
[00:12:58] are maintained internationally. It is one of the
[00:13:01] organizations defending food and agriculture, and
[00:13:04] its role has become fundamental for
[00:13:07] the countries of the global South that have claimed for years
[00:13:11] free access to land and food sovereignty, and these
[00:13:15] experiences will undoubtedly be taken into
[00:13:18] account in high-level panels that have been debating
[00:13:21] since early this morning here in Rome.
[00:13:25] together to face that zero hunger goal
[00:13:29] internationally, thank
[00:13:34] what is happening in Rome, thank you for your
[00:13:37] time,
[00:13:40] next up, with this we will take a short break and
[00:13:44] we will be back, do not leave our
[00:13:46] screen.
[00:14:36] Back here at Telesur News with more information from Argentina,
[00:14:40] mass consumption in the country continues to decline,
[00:14:43] even in the eight provinces where real formal
[00:14:47] wages increased since the inauguration of President Javier
[00:14:50] Miley, according to a report by the Encuentro Foundation. The
[00:14:54] study, which compares supermarket sales between January and July
[00:14:59] the same period in 2023, indicates that the
[00:15:02] salary increase has not translated into greater purchasing
[00:15:06] power. Among the factors that would explain this
[00:15:09] trend are the increase in unemployment,
[00:15:13] inflation, the expansion of informal employment, and the
[00:15:16] rising cost of basic services. This scenario
[00:15:19] reduces households' disposable income to cover
[00:15:23] essential expenses such as food, beverages, and hygiene
[00:15:27] products, and reflects the difficulties families face
[00:15:30] in maintaining their purchasing
[00:15:31] power.
[00:15:39] Former Bolivian President Evo Morales on Sunday questioned
[00:15:43] the Shield of the Americas and compared it to Operation
[00:15:46] Condor, the repressive criminal operation that several
[00:15:50] South American dictatorships carried out during the 1970s.
[00:15:53] The former president maintained that the alliance
[00:15:57] could have influence over institutions in the
[00:16:00] countries in the region, including judges, prosecutors,
[00:16:04] and electoral courts. He also warned that this
[00:16:07] alleged interference could
[00:16:11] institutions and the political life of the countries involved. His
[00:16:14] statements raise a critique of the alliance's
[00:16:17] scope and its possible role in the internal affairs of
[00:16:21] states. In this regard, Morales urged participants to
[00:16:24] coordinate actions against the Shield of the Americas and to
[00:16:28] strengthen coordination among sectors that share an
[00:16:32] anti-imperialist
[00:16:32] stance.
[00:16:44] The ancestral council of the indigenous peoples of El Salvador
[00:16:48] commemorated Indigenous Resistance Day this Sunday. The meeting
[00:16:52] took place in Izalco in the west of the country, one of the
[00:16:56] few localities that houses a small indigenous community.
[00:16:59] Our correspondent Roberto Hugo Presa informs
[00:17:01] us.
[00:17:04] is one of the few indigenous Pipil settlements,
[00:17:07] the oldest and most representative in El
[00:17:10] Salvador. The central square was the scene this Sunday of a
[00:17:16] Resistance Day. We practically
[00:17:19] call it Resistance Day because
[00:17:23] since then our peoples began to
[00:17:26] resist that culture that was
[00:17:29] imposed and continues to dominate, what we call the
[00:17:32] homogenizing and
[00:17:35] hegemonic culture,
[00:17:38] right, that is imposed on our
[00:17:42] peoples.
[00:17:45] Rites, ancestral ceremonies,
[00:17:48] music and exhibitions were the prelude to the conversation,
[00:17:52] the world has not yet discovered America.
[00:17:55] We are showing that despite
[00:17:58] 530 odd years
[00:18:01] that we have been here, we are alive and today more than
[00:18:04] ever, telling the states and the peoples that
[00:18:08] they were wrong, they could not
[00:18:11] exterminate us, because at the bottom, the very
[00:18:14] roots of our existence, of our culture, of
[00:18:18] our, why not say it, of our
[00:18:21] peoples, cannot even
[00:18:24] visualize it.
[00:18:26] The indigenous peoples denounce the indifference and marginalization they have
[00:18:30] suffered for more than 500 years and for that reason they demand
[00:18:33] from the government. I consider that demanding
[00:18:38] and asserting what is rightfully ours, our
[00:18:41] rights, I don't see that we are talking about being against the
[00:18:45] government or anything
[00:18:46] like that.
[00:18:49] The youth and artists in solidarity with cultural identity lament that
[00:18:53] society, the state, and the new generations are
[00:18:57] indifferent to their own
[00:19:01] the reasons is a structural issue, it's not
[00:19:03] by chance, for example, that we have been...
[00:19:07] technology and that this alienates us so much, for example, from reality and that in some way we lose our collectivity, every day there are fewer and fewer
[00:19:17] so much by
[00:19:20] people who like this music because
[00:19:24] there is too much influence from outside with different musical
[00:19:28] genres like rap, reggaeton and all
[00:19:31] that.
[00:19:35] is a town with a rich history. cultural and resistance in
[00:19:39] 1932 it was the epicenter of a peasant
[00:19:43] and indigenous uprising against the dispossession of communal lands
[00:19:46] after a violent military repression. From this
[00:19:50] place, which is the cradle of indigenous resistance in El Salvador,
[00:19:53] the indigenous peoples of this country called on all ancestral
[00:19:57] communities in the world to
[00:19:59] continue maintaining a struggle in defense of their
[00:20:03] rights, 534 years later.
[00:20:13] Let's go to Mexico. Thousands of people mobilized this Sunday in
[00:20:16] Guadalajara, in the west of the country, to demand from the regional
[00:20:19] government of Pablo Lemus an urgent solution to
[00:20:23] the crisis caused by the supply of turbid water
[00:20:26] with sediments and bad odors that affects
[00:20:29] various neighborhoods in the metropolitan area of the state of
[00:20:33] Jalisco. The demonstration, which started from the Glorieta de la
[00:20:36] Minerva to the official residence of Casa
[00:20:39] Jalisco, initially proceeded as a peaceful
[00:20:43] protest to denounce a problem that
[00:20:46] has persisted for months. The tension escalated when a group
[00:20:50] of dissidents approached the metal security fences
[00:20:54] guarding the official enclosure, which led to the
[00:20:57] deployment of a riot police team. Security
[00:20:59] forces responded with the use of tear gas and water cannons at
[00:21:03] pressure to suppress the contingent, dispersing
[00:21:07] it and generating moments of confrontation that
[00:21:10] affected several attendees, including children and the elderly.
[00:21:13] mayores.
[00:21:19] We'll take a short break and be back. Don't go away.
[00:22:11] Back here at Telesur News with more information from Djibouti,
[00:22:15] at least 139 migrants died and another
[00:22:18] 84 remain missing after the shipwreck
[00:22:22] of a boat that was headed to Yemen, according to the International
[00:22:25] Organization for Migration (IOM). The
[00:22:29] accident occurred between the night of October 8 and 9
[00:22:33] near Guere, north of Obock. 305
[00:22:37] people were on board and the death toll increased after
[00:22:40] 30 more bodies were recovered. More than 80 people
[00:22:44] survived the shipwreck. Local authorities and the IOM
[00:22:48] continue search efforts and provide assistance to
[00:22:51] survivors. Every year thousands of migrants
[00:22:54] travel this route to Yemen. The IOM indicates that
[00:22:57] poverty, insecurity and the effects of the climate crisis
[00:23:01] are among the factors driving these
[00:23:03] journeys.
[00:23:13] In the Middle East, the Prime Minister of Israel, a fugitive from International
[00:23:16] Justice, accused of crimes against humanity, Benjamin
[00:23:20] Netanyahu, announced that he would investigate and could prosecute
[00:23:24] military personnel and intelligence officers who testified
[00:23:27] anonymously in the documentary Gaza
[00:23:30] Awarded at the Venice Film Festival
[00:23:33] 2026. The production gathers testimonies from 24
[00:23:37] sources describing military procedures and operational
[00:23:40] decisions during the genocide in Gaza. The
[00:23:43] Prime Minister's Office maintains that the dissemination of this
[00:23:46] data could constitute crimes related
[00:23:50] to national security and the disclosure of classified
[00:23:53] information. For its part, the revelations of the documentary have
[00:23:57] rekindled the debate about Zionist military operations,
[00:24:00] the use of artificial intelligence to identify
[00:24:03] targets and the responsibility for civilian
[00:24:06] casualties in occupied Palestinian territory.
[00:24:20] imposed sanctions on the Paraguayan Minister of Communications and
[00:24:23] Technology, Gustavo Villate, for his positions
[00:24:26] on Taiwan. The measures include the blocking of his assets
[00:24:30] and the prohibition of entering the country. In a
[00:24:33] statement, the Chinese government expressed the following: In recent
[00:24:37] years, certain anti-Chinese politicians in Paraguay,
[00:24:40] motivated by self-interest, have stubbornly supported the
[00:24:44] so-called diplomatic relations between Paraguay and Taiwan and have
[00:24:48] carried out a series of reprehensible actions and
[00:24:51] relations on matters related to China.
[00:24:54] They also state the following: In order to safeguard
[00:24:58] national sovereignty, security and development interests, and to
[00:25:02] oppose separatist activities seeking Taiwan's
[00:25:05] independence, in accordance with Articles 3, 4, 6, 9
[00:25:08] and 15 of the Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law of the People's
[00:25:12] Republic of China, China has decided to take the following
[00:25:16] countermeasures against the Minister of Communications and Technology of
[00:25:19] Paraguay, Villate: First, freeze his
[00:25:22] real estate, movable property, and other assets
[00:25:26] within the country. Second, organizations
[00:25:29] and individuals within the country are prohibited
[00:25:32] from engaging in transactions, cooperation, or other
[00:25:36] activities with him.
[00:25:50] We go to Europe. Tens of thousands of people marched this Sunday through
[00:25:54] the streets of Brussels, the capital of Belgium, to the headquarters of the
[00:25:57] European Union, precisely to demand forceful measures
[00:26:01] to address the climate crisis in a mobilization
[00:26:04] called before the next annual UN summit in
[00:26:07] Turkey. The protest, which gathered about 45,000
[00:26:11] people, according to the police, and up to 60,000, according to the
[00:26:14] organizers, was marked by growing public
[00:26:18] concern after recent record heatwaves and
[00:26:22] forest fires recorded on the continent. The
[00:26:25] organizing coalition presented five key demands to
[00:26:29] governments, among which highlight the phasing out
[00:26:32] of fossil fuel subsidies, the creation
[00:26:35] of more green spaces and a just ecological
[00:26:38] transition that protects the most
[00:26:41] vulnerable sectors. Demonstrators and local political leaders
[00:26:45] expressed their frustration at the loss of priority of the
[00:26:49] environmental agenda in parliaments, warning that governmental
[00:26:52] inaction puts the lives
[00:26:56] majority
[00:26:56] at direct risk.
[00:27:06] This Sunday, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported
[00:27:10] that its military forces attacked a logistics center
[00:27:13] in the town of Ternopil in the Ukrainian
[00:27:16] region of Mykolaiv, as well as a dry cargo ship that
[00:27:19] was headed to the port of Chornomorsk. According to
[00:27:22] Moscow, the facilities were used to store military
[00:27:26] equipment and supplies intended for the Ukrainian army, while
[00:27:30] the vessel was transporting military supplies.
[00:27:33] Russian authorities indicated that the attacks were part of an
[00:27:36] operation against key logistics centers and port
[00:27:40] infrastructure in Ukraine. For the moment, the
[00:27:43] information corresponds to the official report from the Kremlin and
[00:27:46] no details were included regarding possible casualties or the
[00:27:50] extent of the
[00:27:51] damage.
[00:27:59] With this we close this edition of Telesur News, thank you for
[00:28:02] joining us, stay tuned to our screen, see you next time, happy Monday,
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[00:29:33] The world from the south, I'll tell you, we'll
[00:29:37] take you beyond the news, we'll take
[00:29:40] you to the events that set the pace, because Telesur always gives more.
[00:30:19] What happens when the community organizes to respond to
[00:30:23] its own needs? In
[00:30:25] different territories of Venezuela, popular participation opens
[00:30:29] paths to promote local initiatives. Generate
[00:30:32] opportunities and strengthen the economy from the communities
[00:30:36] themselves, experiences that show how collective
[00:30:40] work can become a tool to
[00:30:44] transform the environment and build
[00:30:46] alternatives from below. This is how
[00:30:50] Venezuela moves from its communities, initiatives
[00:30:53] and the strength of its people.
[00:30:56] Facing the Caribbean waters in the northwest of Venezuela, in the Simon municipality.