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[00:00:00] and every day new
[00:00:03] in Ukraine. For the events occur, world geopolitics moves, we
[00:00:06] ask ourselves what is behind each event, what are the
[00:00:09] consequences and how do they affect us. Faced with these
[00:00:12] questions, we will try to dot the i's
[00:00:16] and cross the t's.
[00:00:20] Only on Telesur. Telesur
[00:00:23] presents a journey through the world of social networks and the
[00:00:26] digital universe, discover the mysteries and dangers that hide.
[00:00:34] the screens and discover the benefits of these platforms tangled a program about advances that go beyond
[00:00:38] the trend, every
[00:00:41] Saturday, only on
[00:00:57] to strengthen in the coming months, which hysteria and is incapable of Telesur, this date represents the living memory of the indigenous peoples of Latin America.
[00:01:00] sung centuries of dispossession, exclusion and violence, but
[00:01:03] they have also resisted with strength, wisdom and
[00:01:06] dignity. It is a day to honor their cultures, their
[00:01:09] languages, their worldviews and their struggles for land,
[00:01:13] justice and autonomy. Recognizing their
[00:01:16] history is recognizing the deep root of our Latin
[00:01:20] American identity woven with diversity, resilience
[00:01:24] and community spirit. Niukancita
[00:01:26] monaiko. We love our life in the Quechua language.
[00:01:31] October 12, Indigenous Resistance Day.
[00:01:40] leader. The statements by the head of
[00:02:06] crisis the world is currently Resistance Day in many countries, especially in Venezuela, South America,
[00:02:10] so well, we are going to remember that event with much
[00:02:14] awareness. Let's go straight to the headlines. The
[00:02:17] FAO discusses the future of global food systems.
[00:02:20] The President of the United States, Donald
[00:02:24] Trump, announced a ceasefire agreement between
[00:02:27] Russia and Ukraine and a shipwreck leaves at least
[00:02:31] 139 migrants dead and another
[00:02:33] 84 remain missing as they were heading to
[00:02:37] Yemen.
[00:02:40] Well, we have that Italy hosts the United Nations Food and
[00:02:44] Agriculture Organization which holds various debates
[00:02:47] linked to the future of food systems at a global
[00:02:51] level. International authorities along with scientists
[00:02:55] and farmers are in the city of Rome,
[00:02:58] participating in the event under. problem: innovate today,
[00:03:01] feed tomorrow, which are scheduled until October
[00:03:05] 16 in the context of World Food Day.
[00:03:08] The forum aims to share experiences
[00:03:13] data center in the Russian and good local practices and international practices to accelerate efficiency,
[00:03:17] inclusion and sustainability of global agri-food
[00:03:20] systems. Global youth action, the science and
[00:03:24] innovation forum and the Hand-in-Hand Initiative investment
[00:03:28] forum are the three fundamental pillars that articulate
[00:03:33] different from their own this event.
[00:03:36] Forests are disappearing, biodiversity is under
[00:03:40] pressure, water also
[00:03:44] and too many rural economies are still
[00:03:48] facing decreasing agricultural productivity and
[00:03:51] are struggling to support their youth. That is why innovation and
[00:03:55] acceleration are more important today than
[00:03:58] ever before. "We have to do more and
[00:04:01] better on a large scale,
[00:04:04] we need innovation technology,
[00:04:08] also in how we think and in how we design and
[00:04:11] in how we work together and
[00:04:14] that's exactly what the World Food Forum was built
[00:04:17] for. And in this context, the acting president of the Bolivarian
[00:04:21] Republic of Venezuela, Delsi Rodríguez, was received by the Director
[00:04:24] General of the FAO, Mr. Q Dongyu, at the organization's
[00:04:28] headquarters in Rome, Italy." thus marking the beginning of her
[00:04:31] participation in the World Food Forum
[00:04:34] 2026. The Venezuelan representation is made up of
[00:04:37] authorities such as Foreign Minister Félix Plasencia and the
[00:04:41] ambassador to Italy, María Elena Uzzo. The South
[00:04:45] American nation attends the
[00:04:48] highest level since the beginning of multilateral forum to present its community to advances in production and defend the
[00:04:50] right to food of the Venezuelan people. The forum has
[00:04:54] a massive turnout that brings together in person
[00:04:57] at least 15 participants. from
[00:05:00] delegations from various
[00:05:02] countries.
[00:05:10] Tens of thousands of people marched this Sunday. through the streets of
[00:05:13] Brussels, the capital of Belgium, to the headquarters of the European
[00:05:16] Union, to demand strong measures to address the
[00:05:20] climate crisis, in a mobilization called before the
[00:05:23] next annual UN summit, the COP in Turkey, the
[00:05:27] protest that brought together some 45,000 people, according
[00:05:30] to the police, and up to 60,000 according to the organizers,
[00:05:33] was marked by growing public concern after
[00:05:37] recent record heatwaves and
[00:05:40] wildfires. recorded on the continent, the
[00:05:44] organizing coalition presented five key demands to governments,
[00:05:48] among which stand out the progressive elimination of
[00:05:52] fossil fuel subsidies, the creation of more
[00:05:55] green spaces and a just ecological transition
[00:05:59] that protects the most vulnerable sectors. Demonstrators
[00:06:03] and local political leaders expressed their frustration at the
[00:06:07] loss of priority of the environmental agenda in parliaments,
[00:06:09] warning that governmental
[00:06:13] inaction puts the lives and well-being of the
[00:06:16] majorities at direct risk.
[00:06:25] Well, China imposed sanctions on the Paraguayan Minister of Communications and
[00:06:29] Technology, Gustavo Villate. For his positions on
[00:06:32] Taiwan, the measures include the blocking of his
[00:06:35] assets and the prohibition of entering the country. Through
[00:06:39] a statement, the Chinese government expressed the following. In
[00:06:42] recent years, certain anti-Chinese politicians in
[00:06:45] Paraguay, motivated by self-interest, have stubbornly supported
[00:06:48] Paraguay's so-called diplomatic relations with
[00:06:52] Taiwan, and have carried out a series of reprehensible actions and statements
[00:06:56] on matters related to China.
[00:07:00] To safeguard national sovereignty, the security of
[00:07:03] development interests and to oppose separatist
[00:07:07] activities seeking the independence of Taiwan, in accordance with
[00:07:10] Articles 3, 4, 6, 9 and 15 of the Law
[00:07:14] against Foreign Sanctions of the People's Republic of China,
[00:07:18] China has decided to take the following countermeasures against the
[00:07:21] Paraguayan Minister of Communications and Technology Villate:
[00:07:25] first, to freeze his movable property, immovable
[00:07:28] property and other assets within my country. Secondly,
[00:07:32] organizations and individuals within my country are
[00:07:36] prohibited from participating in transactions, cooperation or
[00:07:39] other activities with him.
[00:07:49] We move on to Eurasia, Ukraine continues its attacks against civilian infrastructure
[00:07:53] in Russia, causing serious damage to a data
[00:07:56] center in the city of Vladimir, so
[00:08:00] we go to Moscow, our colleague Aliec Yaasi explains why this has happened and
[00:08:16] military digital infrastructure, Ukraine strikes civilian infrastructure in
[00:08:20] Russia. A new drone attack damaged the Yandex service
[00:08:26] city of Vladimir. The company
[00:08:29] confirmed that the facility was completely out of
[00:08:32] service and that the Yandex cloud operates in emergency
[00:08:35] mode. More than 80 services from Yandex
[00:08:39] Taxi to Yandex Space suffered massive failures
[00:08:42] across Russia. Although Yandex reported no casualties
[00:08:46] and technical services are already working on site, experts
[00:08:49] evaluating the damage and possible plans
[00:08:53] to normalize the system warn that full
[00:08:57] recovery could take months or even years.
[00:09:00] But the key data is another: this data
[00:09:04] center was not a military target, it is part of 100%
[00:09:07] civilian infrastructure that serves millions
[00:09:11] of people. While Russia attacks the
[00:09:14] Ukrainian digital infrastructure that supports its defense,
[00:09:18] Ukraine is attacking Russian civilian infrastructure.
[00:09:21] This is the third Yandex data center
[00:09:24] attacked in a week, before it was the
[00:09:27] centers in the cities of Sassovo, Kaluga and now
[00:09:31] in Vladimir. Today, Monday, it is reported that Yandex has
[00:09:35] almost completely recovered its normal operation.
[00:09:39] Anti-aircraft forces are now making a great.
[00:09:42] extra effort to increase the protection of data centers
[00:09:46] throughout Russian territory, from Moscow for
[00:09:49] Telesur, Alief Yasinski. We
[00:09:52] will continue in the area, because look, this Sunday, the Russian
[00:09:56] Ministry of Defense reported that its military forces attacked a
[00:09:59] logistics center in the town of Ternovka, in the Ukrainian region
[00:10:02] of Nikolayev, as well as a dry cargo ship that was
[00:10:06] heading to the port of Chernomorsk. According to Moscow, the
[00:10:09] facilities were used to store. military materiel and equipment
[00:10:13] destined for the Ukrainian army, while the
[00:10:16] vessel was transporting military supplies. Russian
[00:10:20] authorities indicated that the attacks were part of an operation against
[00:10:23] key logistics centers and port infrastructure
[00:10:28] moment, the information corresponds to the official report from the Kremlin and
[00:10:32] no details were included about possible casualties or the
[00:10:35] magnitude of the damage.
[00:10:55] We continue in Russia because the government of that nation assures that Ukrainian
[00:10:58] President Volodymyr Zelensky is in a state of
[00:11:14] Dmitry Peskov assured that Ukrainian President Volodymyr
[00:11:17] Zelensky is in a state of
[00:11:21] carrying out thoughtful actions. In this regard, he added that.
[00:11:25] If he were able to do so, he would now show willingness to
[00:11:28] engage in peace negotiations. In this sense, the
[00:11:31] Kremlin spokesman explained that instead of seeking de-escalation
[00:11:35] at this moment, Zelensky demands from his partners
[00:11:38] even greater pressure on Russia through enhanced access to
[00:11:42] satellite technology and new funds for anti-aircraft
[00:11:45] systems and long-range weapons. On October 10,
[00:11:49] US President Donald Trump criticized the leader of the Ukrainian
[00:11:53] regime for attacking Russian oil refineries at a
[00:11:56] time when the world is facing an energy crisis.
[00:12:00] He even suggested that Ukraine needs a new
[00:12:05] the White House came amid Kiev's frustration over the
[00:12:08] agreement reached between Trump and Russian
[00:12:11] President Vladimir Putin for the supply of hundreds of thousands
[00:12:15] of tons of Russian diesel fuel to the
[00:12:19] US and global markets. Meanwhile,
[00:12:22] Zelensky refuses to stop attacks on Russian refineries,
[00:12:26] as demanded by Trump, citing the fuel
[00:12:31] facing. Ukraine will be willing to stop attacks against
[00:12:35] Russian refineries when Russia stops attacking
[00:12:38] our energy infrastructure, the Ukrainian leader wrote the day
[00:12:41] before on his channel. At the same time,
[00:12:44] he affirmed that he is focused on coordinating with his
[00:12:48] partners to get them to send additional defense packages to
[00:12:52] Kiev, mainly air defense systems. and
[00:12:55] ammunition for combat aircraft. Moscow denounced that the
[00:12:58] Kiev regime has carried out more than
[00:13:01] 250 attacks against civilian ships in the Black
[00:13:05] Sea with dozens of sailors killed or wounded. These
[00:13:08] attacks endanger international navigation and
[00:13:12] the transport of goods, including energy
[00:13:16] supplies and food. So far the
[00:13:19] details of this matter,
[00:13:25] analyze a little how economic, geopolitical
[00:13:28] and political interests move. The United States, Donald
[00:13:32] Trump, affirmed that Russia and Ukraine agreed to an
[00:13:35] energy truce with immediate effect. The measure
[00:13:38] will go hand in hand, of course, with the easing of Washington's
[00:13:42] sanctions against Russian fuel. The US president
[00:13:46] announced the news through a post on the social network
[00:13:49] Truth Social, after the signing of an energy
[00:13:52] agreement agreed with the Russian government for the supply of diesel to the
[00:13:56] global market and the easing of sanctions
[00:14:00] through licenses from the Office of Foreign Assets Control,
[00:14:03] also known as OFAC. The license granted to
[00:14:06] Russia temporarily authorizes the sale,
[00:14:10] delivery, unloading and import of Russian fuel until
[00:14:13] April 2027. So far, Moscow and Kiev have
[00:14:17] not offered more details of what the next steps could be
[00:14:20] to guarantee lasting peace between the parties.
[00:14:32] President Putin and high-level officials have
[00:14:36] said many times, we do not want a ceasefire,
[00:14:40] we want lasting peace and we are willing to do everything
[00:14:43] possible to achieve it.
[00:14:47] Remember that the midterm elections in the United States are coming
[00:14:56] leaves at least 139 migrants dead and another
[00:15:00] 84 remain missing as they were heading
[00:15:03] to Yemen, that and more we will see in the next part of report 360.
[00:15:30] We are not satisfied with the headline of the moment or with the
[00:15:34] trending topic that others post here.
[00:15:37] We analyze the real impact of what happens in the world
[00:15:41] and on your screen, from Monday to Friday we have planned to
[00:15:45] disarm the informative matrix and everything that is
[00:15:48] geopolitical daily events to make it so
[00:15:52] interactive, the truth moves us in our peoples, because
[00:15:56] we always aim with our hearts looking, from
[00:16:00] the south 3.0 by
[00:16:02] multiplatform.
[00:16:08] Only by Telezuma.
[00:16:45] We continue with report 360, as we announced,
[00:16:48] unfortunately, in Djibouti at least
[00:16:51] 139 migrants died and another
[00:16:54] 84 remain missing after the shipwreck of
[00:16:58] a boat that was heading to Yemen, according to the International
[00:17:01] Organization for Migration, now this
[00:17:04] accident occurred between 8 and
[00:17:08] 9 p.m. on October, near
[00:17:11] Jugureje, north of Oboch, 305 people were
[00:17:14] on board and the death toll increased after
[00:17:17] 30 more bodies were recovered. More than 80 people
[00:17:21] survived the shipwreck, now local authorities and this international
[00:17:25] organization for migrants continue search efforts and provide
[00:17:29] assistance to the survivors. Every
[00:17:31] year thousands of migrants travel this route to
[00:17:34] Yemen. The World Organization for Migrants
[00:17:37] points out that poverty, insecurity and
[00:17:40] the effects of the climate crisis are among the factors that drive these
[00:17:44] lethal journeys.
[00:17:56] Listen to this data, the Israeli Prime Minister and fugitive from
[00:18:00] international justice accused of crimes against humanity, Benjamin
[00:18:03] Netanyahu, announced that he will investigate and could prosecute
[00:18:07] military personnel and intelligence officials who testified anonymously
[00:18:10] in the documentary NASA, a film that won an award at the
[00:18:14] Venice Film Festival 2026. The
[00:18:17] production gathers testimonies from 24 sources that describe military
[00:18:21] procedures and operational decisions during the
[00:18:25] genocide in Gaza. The Prime Minister's Office
[00:18:28] maintains that the dissemination of this data could
[00:18:32] constitute crimes related to national
[00:18:35] security and disclosure of information. For
[00:18:38] its part, the documentary's revelations have rekindled the debate
[00:18:42] about Zionist military operations, the use of artificial
[00:18:45] intelligence to identify targets and accountability for civilian
[00:18:49] casualties in occupied
[00:18:51] Palestinian territory.
[00:18:59] Meanwhile, Israeli occupation forces expanded their
[00:19:02] control to the east of the Gaza Strip a year after the announcement
[00:19:06] of the ceasefire. in the Palestinian enclave, according to local
[00:19:09] media, the Zionist entity extended the restricted
[00:19:13] area delimited by the yellow strip in Gaza, forcing
[00:19:16] residents to abandon their homes. Israeli forces
[00:19:20] moved the siege to the east of Gaza City under artillery attacks
[00:19:24] and drone deployment. Now, since the
[00:19:26] ceasefire came into effect on October 10,
[00:19:29] 2025, the yellow line functioned as a reference to
[00:19:33] delimit the areas under Israeli control and those where
[00:19:37] Palestinians could remain. Previously,
[00:19:40] Israeli authorities assured that they would not return the
[00:19:43] occupied areas to the Palestinian people, no surprise, of
[00:19:46] course.
[00:19:54] Well, the world moves around energy, oil and North
[00:19:57] Sea Brent oil exceeded $105 per
[00:20:01] barrel amid the continuation of the war in West Asia and disruptions
[00:20:05] in fuel supply.
[00:20:08] The rise comes in a context of tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, a
[00:20:11] key route for world crude transport. Now, on October
[00:20:14] 9, the price had approached $104
[00:20:18] per barrel, during the last week attacks against
[00:20:21] tankers in the area reached their
[00:20:25] hostilities by the United States and Israel against the Islamic
[00:20:29] Republic of Iran. In addition, several ships caught fire while trying to cross
[00:20:33] the strait and despite these incidents, Donald Trump
[00:20:36] assured that the... oil flow through this route remains and
[00:20:40] sometimes exceeds pre-aggression levels,
[00:20:44] while uncertainty persists in energy
[00:20:47] markets.
[00:20:55] and while oil is consumed, the planet maintained global temperatures
[00:20:58] above the 1.5 degree threshold compared
[00:21:01] to pre-industrial levels during September 2026,
[00:21:05] consolidating itself as the second warmest September recorded
[00:21:08] worldwide, according to the latest bulletin from the Copernicus Climate Change
[00:21:12] Service, with a global average temperature of
[00:21:16] 16.27 degrees, the data confirm the continuity.
[00:21:20] of a trend driven by warming and the intensification
[00:21:23] of the El Niño climate phenomenon. In parallel, the
[00:21:27] extrapolar oceans reached a record average
[00:21:30] surface temperature of 21.05 degrees
[00:21:33] for the ninth month of the year, highlighting exceptionally
[00:21:36] high values in the tropical Pacific and historical
[00:21:40] marks in the Mediterranean and Atlantic. Copernicus
[00:21:43] predicts that El Niño will continue
[00:21:47] will likely keep global temperatures. above the
[00:21:50] critical limit established in the Paris
[00:21:53] Agreement.
[00:22:03] Well, let's now move on to Central America, the ancestral council of the indigenous
[00:22:07] peoples of El Salvador commemorates this Sunday the day of indigenous
[00:22:10] resistance. This meeting was held in Izalco in the
[00:22:14] west of the country, one of the few localities that shelters a small
[00:22:17] indigenous community and our colleague.
[00:22:50] to resist this culture that was
[00:22:53] imposed and that continues to dominate, what we call the
[00:22:57] hegemonic culture, homogenizing and
[00:23:01] hegemonic, right? that is imposed
[00:23:04] on our peoples,
[00:23:07] rituals, ancestral ceremonies,
[00:23:10] music and exhibitions was the preamble to the conversation,
[00:23:14] the world still does not discover America,
[00:23:17] we are giving a... sample that
[00:23:20] despite 530-something years
[00:23:23] that we have, here we are alive and today more than
[00:23:26] ever, telling the states and peoples that
[00:23:30] they were wrong, they could not
[00:23:34] exterminate us, because in the depths the very
[00:23:37] roots of our existence, of our culture, of
[00:23:41] our, why not say it, of our
[00:23:44] peoples, they can't even
[00:23:46] visualize them,
[00:23:49] the indigenous peoples denounce the indifference
[00:23:53] and marginalization they have suffered for more than 500 years
[00:23:56] and that is why they demand from the government, I
[00:23:59] believe that demanding or
[00:24:02] claiming what actually belongs to us, our
[00:24:06] rights, I don't see that we are talking about being against
[00:24:09] the government or anything like
[00:24:12] that. Youth and artists in solidarity with
[00:24:16] cultural identity lament that society, the state and
[00:24:20] new generations are
[00:24:23] origins, I think one of the reasons is a structural
[00:24:26] issue, it's not, for example, that we have been
[00:24:29] invaded so much by technology and that this alienates
[00:24:33] us so much from, for example, reality
[00:24:37] and that in some way we lose collectivity, every day
[00:24:40] there are fewer and fewer people who like this
[00:24:44] music because there is too much
[00:24:47] influence from outside with the different. musical
[00:24:50] genres right, like rap, perreo and all
[00:24:54] that,
[00:24:58] Izalco is a town with a rich historical, cultural and resistance
[00:25:00] background, in 1932 it was the
[00:25:03] epicenter of a peasant and indigenous uprising against the
[00:25:07] dispossession of communal lands after a violent military
[00:25:10] repression. From this place, which is the cradle of indigenous
[00:25:14] resistance in El Salvador, the indigenous peoples of this country called
[00:25:18] on all communities.
[00:25:26] in the world to continue fighting in defense of their rights 534 years later Roberto
[00:25:30] Hugo Presa Telesur and Salco El
[00:25:32] Salvador
[00:25:35] Thank you Roberto, well with this report we finish report
[00:30:38] Breaking news, we go straight from the FAO with the
[00:30:42] President of Cuba Miguel Díaz Canel, let's listen.
[00:30:45] The FAO organizes by mobilizing the international
[00:30:50] reflect and act on one of the most
[00:30:53] urgent challenges of our time: guaranteeing the
[00:30:56] human right to food. We live.