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[00:00:17] It's time for news on Telesur, welcome, I'm Luis Francisco Blandón in Caracas,
[00:00:21] Venezuela, immediately with headlines from the
[00:00:23] day.
[00:00:25] The 2026 Food Forum begins in Rome, Latin American countries
[00:00:28] ask for... greater innovation to implement
[00:00:32] multilateralism against
[00:00:33] hunger.
[00:00:36] The president of Mexico Claudia Sheinbaum denounces a plan against
[00:00:39] her country's government after exhibiting the war campaign of
[00:00:43] Cerimedo and the right wing with
[00:00:45] bot farms.
[00:00:49] Social movements in Guatemala reject the rise in fuel prices
[00:00:53] and the increase in
[00:00:54] poverty.
[00:01:02] the country. Care continues after the
[00:01:05] Let's begin, various Caribbean and Latin American countries urged the
[00:01:08] United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, FAO,
[00:01:11] for greater
[00:01:15] international cooperation, technological innovation and
[00:01:17] financing to transform agrifood systems and combat
[00:01:21] hunger and malnutrition. During the 2026 World Food Forum held in
[00:01:24] Rome, Latin American
[00:01:27] and Caribbean representatives agreed that food
[00:01:30] security is essential for development and equal
[00:01:33] opportunities. Various countries denounced that the
[00:01:37] impacts of armed conflicts globally and the
[00:01:40] climate crisis directly affect the increase in hunger
[00:01:44] and lack of production, generating incalculable
[00:01:47] consequences in developing territories. The
[00:01:50] representatives also agreed that there should be greater
[00:01:54] participation of multilateralism to convert
[00:01:56] common challenges into areas for
[00:02:00] joint action.
[00:02:08] Forests are disappearing, biodiversity is
[00:02:12] under pressure, water
[00:02:14] too, and too many rural economies
[00:02:18] are facing decreasing agricultural
[00:02:21] productivity and have difficulties supporting their
[00:02:25] young people, which is why innovation and acceleration are more
[00:02:28] important today than ever before.
[00:02:32] We have to do more and better on a large
[00:02:34] scale, we need innovation,
[00:02:37] technology, also in how we think
[00:02:41] and in how we design and in how we work
[00:02:44] together, that's exactly
[00:02:47] what the World Food Forum was built for.
[00:02:51] regulated interest rates, as well as the protection of Cuba, one of the founding countries of the FAO in 1945
[00:02:55] and with official representation on the island since
[00:02:57] 1978, faces a critical
[00:03:02] recovery is beginning to food situation caused by the economic strangulation and the blockade by the
[00:03:05] he said, Cerimedo, to remember United States, categorized by the country as a policy of collective
[00:03:08] punishment. We tell you about this food situation in Cuba in
[00:03:11] 2026.
[00:03:16] Despite having fertile land, favorable climate, access to the sea
[00:03:19] to feed its 9 million inhabitants, Cuba is unable to deploy its
[00:03:23] productive capacity due to the severe economic blockade imposed by the United
[00:03:26] States, a paradox that condemns the country to depend on the foreign
[00:03:30] market under highly
[00:03:33] of the Palestinian community unfavorable conditions. The US blockade directly attacks the
[00:03:35] heart of the Cuban agricultural productive apparatus. Restrictions
[00:03:38] and sanctions prevent the purchase and entry of essential inputs such as
[00:03:42] fertilizers, herbicides, high-quality seeds, raw materials, and
[00:03:46] machinery. Without these fundamental resources, the consequences have been
[00:03:49] devastating. Agricultural crops have suffered a historic deterioration in their
[00:03:53] yields of almost 40%. Pork
[00:03:56] activity faces a difficult situation due to the lack of foreign currency to import
[00:04:00] corn and soy, indispensable components for preparing
[00:04:03] national feed. The impossibility of acquiring vaccines and drugs to
[00:04:07] guarantee avian health has caused high mortality
[00:04:10] rates in birds and a severe deficit in egg
[00:04:14] production. Extraterritorial sanctions make it difficult for
[00:04:16] international shipping companies to accept transporting goods to
[00:04:20] Cuban ports, which leads to the constant cancellation of contracts
[00:04:24] and a drastic increase in freight costs. Added to this is the
[00:04:27] fuel crisis, aggravated by the direct
[00:04:31] pressure from the United States on oil-supplying countries. Faced with this
[00:04:34] situation, organizations and authorities in the
[00:04:37] country denounce that the accumulation of these punitive
[00:04:41] measures deliberately seeks to suffocate the Cuban
[00:04:44] economy, deteriorating food security and the nutrition of
[00:04:47] families, with a special impact on children and
[00:04:50] the elderly. The Cuban crisis thus
[00:04:54] Izalco commemorate Indigenous reaches the World Food Forum as an urgent call to the international
[00:04:56] community.
[00:04:59] And from. During the forum, the president of Cuba Miguel Díaz Canel urged the
[00:05:05] Caracas, Venezuela, to commemorate Indigenous make themselves heard and influence international community to maintain greater ethical and political responsibility by highlighting that the
[00:05:08] impacts of armed conflicts and climate change directly
[00:05:12] affect developing countries that suffer from food
[00:05:15] insecurity.
[00:05:18] We live in a world crossed by serious global problems, which
[00:05:22] have, however, unequal impacts at a territorial
[00:05:25] level. Armed conflicts, the
[00:05:29] increasingly severe effects of climate change, recurrent
[00:05:32] economic crises, geopolitical
[00:05:35] tensions and growing inequalities affect
[00:05:38] more intensely and painfully
[00:05:41] developing countries, where millions of
[00:05:45] people continue to suffer from hunger, food
[00:05:49] insecurity and malnutrition.
[00:05:52] In the scenario described, public
[00:05:55] policies for the transformation of agrifood
[00:05:58] systems are not just a technical priority that
[00:06:01] development imposes,
[00:06:03] they demand above all, an ethical and political
[00:06:07] responsibility from all
[00:06:09] governments.
[00:06:13] The president of Angola, Joao Gonçalves, points out that food
[00:06:17] security is a priority that must be resolved jointly
[00:06:21] and highlighting that poverty also has other factors such as recent
[00:06:24] armed conflicts and extreme climatic
[00:06:27] changes.
[00:06:30] Problems related to hunger also have to
[00:06:33] do with other factors,
[00:06:37] they have to do with the recurrence of armed conflicts with
[00:06:40] direct negative consequences for the population and
[00:06:44] production, which disrupt global
[00:06:47] supply chains and generate disastrous
[00:06:50] humanitarian effects and there
[00:06:54] are also climatic alterations, increasingly
[00:06:58] greater climatic changes that bring
[00:07:00] with them droughts, floods,
[00:07:04] strict droughts
[00:07:07] also the increase in pests. Food
[00:07:11] security is a goal, it is a
[00:07:14] priority that we will only be able to achieve
[00:07:18] with benefits for all within the framework of a joint
[00:07:22] effort based on the
[00:07:25] specific responsibilities and capacities of each
[00:07:28] one. During her speech, the acting president of
[00:07:31] Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, highlighted the nutritional
[00:07:34] recovery and the reduction of undernourishment in the country.
[00:07:38] She highlighted that the nation has a proven experience in the fight for the eradication of
[00:07:45] Venezuela is one of the countries in the
[00:07:47] region that has advanced the most
[00:07:50] recently in the reduction of
[00:07:53] undernourishment,
[00:07:55] indicators show a sustained reduction in the
[00:07:59] prevalence of undernourishment which reached
[00:08:03] 5.3%
[00:08:05] in 2025 according to figures from this
[00:08:08] organization and which this year is 3%,
[00:08:11] this
[00:08:14] be reflected there also where it matters most to us,
[00:08:18] among our boys and girls, among those
[00:08:22] under 5 years old, acute
[00:08:26] malnutrition decreased from 14.8% in
[00:08:29] 2019 to 1.3% in
[00:08:33] 2025, this nutritional
[00:08:37] recovery is also expressed in other
[00:08:40] indicators, exclusive
[00:08:42] maternal today reaches
[00:08:46] 73.7%,
[00:08:49] being one of the highest values in our
[00:08:52] region. Thus,
[00:08:56] Venezuela has a proven experience in the
[00:08:59] eradication of hunger, as recognized by the
[00:09:02] FAO. In the United States, activists,
[00:09:06] community organizations and residents gather in
[00:09:09] Washington to discuss public policies from a...
[00:09:12] racial justice perspective and with an agenda that includes
[00:09:15] issues such as housing, health, education and citizen
[00:09:18] security, from Washington, José Leveña with more
[00:09:21] details,
[00:09:26] on the banks of the Potomac River, the participating organizations
[00:09:29] raise a question, how to build communities with
[00:09:33] greater decision-making power when barriers persist to accessing
[00:09:36] employment, housing and economic security here in the United
[00:09:40] States. The meeting seeks to connect
[00:09:43] the struggles for racial justice with other social demands from access to health and
[00:09:47] education to public safety and the rights of migrant
[00:09:50] people, but the context is also marked
[00:09:54] by concern about the migratory policies of the current administration of
[00:09:58] Donald Trump, attendance at the meeting has been reduced and
[00:10:01] according to what was stated at the venue, fear of possible
[00:10:04] raids is among the factors that could be discouraging
[00:10:07] participation in this type of event, a reality that
[00:10:10] contrasts with the need for these communities to organize,
[00:10:16] the decisions that affect their daily lives, during
[00:10:20] events like this, figures from the Washington Fiscal Policy Institute
[00:10:24] have also been released that show the dimension of racial
[00:10:27] inequalities in the economy of the capital, according to the report, the
[00:10:31] labor participation of the African-American population
[00:10:35] stands at 59% compared to 82% of the white
[00:10:38] population, the document also indicates that the hourly wages of white
[00:10:42] workers are 1.8 times higher than those of African-American
[00:10:45] and Latino workers, in terms of unemployment, the rate among the black
[00:10:49] population is almost three times higher than among the white population and there is another data point
[00:10:53] that illustrates the pressure on
[00:10:56] households. The report estimates that a family of three needs
[00:10:59] around $145 annually to cover their basic
[00:11:03] needs in Washington, while the median income of African-American
[00:11:07] households is around $60,000.
[00:11:09] This is the scenario and it is the
[00:11:12] challenge to generate employment and ensure that
[00:11:16] work allows families to live with dignity and historically
[00:11:20] marginalized communities have a voice in public
[00:11:22] policies. From Washington.
[00:11:29] Thanks to our colleague José Leveña from Washington, very attentive to the
[00:11:32] news there, we are going to a short break, we'll be right back.
[00:12:24] Thank you for following us. The president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, denounced a
[00:12:27] plan against her government after pointing out the war campaign
[00:12:31] by Fernando Cerimedo and the right wing through bot
[00:12:34] farms. Sheinbaum resumed the testimony of Nadia Beller, the ex-partner
[00:12:38] of the digital leader and criminal Fernando Cerimedo, about bot
[00:12:42] farms, coordinated attacks, purchase of
[00:12:44] coordinated influencers to misinform and distort public
[00:12:48] opinion. Beller's interview reiterated the Mexican
[00:12:52] president's complaint about a destabilization
[00:12:56] campaign that her administration had been announcing.
[00:12:59] Beller publicly stated that Cerimedo expressed
[00:13:02] his intention to participate in the elections in Mexico with
[00:13:05] a candidate to seek to remove President Claudia
[00:13:08] Sheinbaum from office.
[00:13:14] I will close with an interview that Canal 14
[00:13:18] did yesterday.
[00:13:21] The morning show. It was done by the wife of
[00:13:25] Cerimedo. I'll just leave it there for you to hear what
[00:13:30] here who listens to
[00:13:32] us, he is a partner of the right
[00:13:36] wing newspaper that today uncovers
[00:13:38] not
[00:13:42] that he was arrested for attempted
[00:13:45] femicide of his wife
[00:13:48] and the wife has
[00:13:51] been denouncing for months not
[00:13:55] only the violence, but what he did,
[00:13:58] what he does, so it is worth
[00:14:02] listening to this little piece of the interview, because it is
[00:14:05] something we have been saying in the
[00:14:09] morning show, eh, how they
[00:14:13] eh, how they participate in elections, as you mentioned
[00:14:16] before, with distortion of public debate, with cognitive
[00:14:20] frauds, with dirty war, buying
[00:14:23] influencers eh, with their bot farms that...
[00:14:26] coordinate attacks,
[00:14:29] coordinate the trending topic, all
[00:14:33] those things that make that make
[00:14:36] the public
[00:14:38] debate distorted, you have to hear
[00:14:41] it completely, but see how she uses the term,
[00:14:45] distortion of public
[00:14:46] debate,
[00:14:51] through bot farms, influencer purchases.
[00:14:56] And about this interview shown by President Claudia Sheinbaum,
[00:15:00] Nadia Beller, ex-wife of Cerimedo, revealed the
[00:15:03] links with US officials and manipulation
[00:15:07] campaigns.
[00:15:10] Brad Parscale is his partner, he is the one who gives him this technology
[00:15:13] for him to manage in Latin America, another of his operators is Andy
[00:15:17] Rivas, as for Trump
[00:15:20] Junior, he himself said here in the press in
[00:15:24] an interview. with your partner that he was a partner in
[00:15:27] several companies with this gentleman,
[00:15:31] eh, then I published chats that he sent
[00:15:35] me, that is, screenshots where... conversations with
[00:15:38] people from various countries were seen, no,
[00:15:41] he had, he had operators everywhere,
[00:15:44] people, people with whom he coordinated in almost all
[00:15:47] countries, it calls my attention a lot and even
[00:15:51] more now that it is known that in Bolivia there is no rule of law,
[00:15:55] that the investigations that have been opened, for example in Chile, have
[00:15:59] not, have not yet required cooperation for that
[00:16:02] phone breakdown so that they
[00:16:04] can also get these
[00:16:08] communications, it calls my attention very much this
[00:16:11] negligence of the investigation in almost all
[00:16:15] countries where electoral manipulation
[00:16:19] or some type of electoral
[00:16:23] crime is presumed.
[00:16:25] Let's move on to another topic, in Panama, the city of Penonomé,
[00:16:29] capital of the province of Coclé, suffered structural damage after
[00:16:32] a 7.7 magnitude earthquake on Friday
[00:16:36] October 9 to the west of
[00:16:39] earthquake, the authorities have not registered
[00:16:43] missing persons, seriously injured or
[00:16:45] deceased. In Penonomé, the Aquilino
[00:16:49] Tejeira hospital transferred dozens of patients after
[00:16:53] the earthquake because its infrastructure suffered slight
[00:16:56] damage. The authorities are evaluating whether the patients can be
[00:17:00] transferred back to the hospital in the coming
[00:17:02] days.
[00:17:17] Social movements in Guatemala mobilize this Monday in the
[00:17:20] 22 departments and in rejection of the increase in fuel
[00:17:23] prices and to demand from the national government measures to
[00:17:27] curb inflation. The call was made by peasant
[00:17:30] organizations and indigenous peoples since 7 in the
[00:17:34] morning local time in the main avenues of the country. The
[00:17:37] mobilizations seek to pressure the executive and vindicate key
[00:17:41] sectors such as the economic, social, judicial and
[00:17:44] political to respond to the needs of the people. The
[00:17:48] day is part of a call to coordinate processes with a view
[00:17:51] to a popular and plurinational
[00:17:54] constituent assembly to refound the Guatemalan state.
[00:18:09] For this Monday's protests in Guatemala, we expand on some of the social
[00:18:12] demands: the peasant movement demands from the national government, the titling of
[00:18:16] lands to families in the sector and the forgiveness of debts they have
[00:18:19] accumulated with public or private banks. They demand a minimum
[00:18:23] agricultural wage, access to productive credits with fair and
[00:18:29] the law and to enjoy the same benefits as any other
[00:18:32] worker in the
[00:18:33] city.
[00:18:43] Well, also in Guatemala, the mobilizations for Indigenous
[00:18:47] Resistance Day conclude. Various organizations made calls
[00:18:50] as part of the expansion of citizen
[00:18:54] participation. In Guatemala City, Rolanda García
[00:18:56] elaborates.
[00:19:00] Greetings to the main set and all the audience. From
[00:19:04] Guatemala, we inform you that the march for the day of
[00:19:07] indigenous peoples concludes with a public
[00:19:10] pronouncement on a call for a popular
[00:19:14] and plurinational constituent assembly,
[00:19:16] which is one of the main proposals
[00:19:20] presented this October 12 by
[00:19:23] social organizations in Guatemala that
[00:19:26] propose to elaborate a new political and social
[00:19:30] pact for the country. The initiative, according to its
[00:19:33] promoters, would seek to establish mechanisms
[00:19:36] for participation, address issues related to social
[00:19:40] justice, equality, the rights of indigenous peoples
[00:19:44] and the protection of natural assets. The
[00:19:47] document also questions the administration
[00:19:51] of public resources, state
[00:19:54] indebtedness and the actions of different institutions. Its
[00:19:57] signatories demand investigations into possible acts
[00:20:00] of corruption and request the resignation of officials and
[00:20:03] deputies whom they attribute... abilities in the institutional
[00:20:07] crisis. The proposals and denunciations are
[00:20:10] contained in a manifesto signed by the
[00:20:14] Peasant Development Committee Codeca, the National
[00:20:17] Front of Struggle FNL and the Peasant
[00:20:20] Committee of the Altiplano CCDA. With this
[00:20:23] information, we return to the main set, reporting for
[00:20:27] Telesur from Guatemala, Rolanda García.
[00:20:31] Thanks Rolanda for the information,
[00:20:33] let's move on to another topic: Civil society
[00:20:36] and political authorities meet in the city of
[00:20:42] Resistance Day, with acts honoring indigenous
[00:20:45] peoples. The central activity was held in Plaza Venezuela,
[00:20:49] specifically at the monument dedicated to indigenous
[00:20:52] resistance with the delivery of a floral offering accompanied by
[00:20:55] traditional dance presentations that seek to highlight
[00:20:59] the historical and cultural heritage of these communities. Political
[00:21:02] authorities presented decorations to indigenous people seeking to
[00:21:06] preserve and promote the cultural diversity and historical
[00:21:09] identity of the nation. The date precisely
[00:21:12] commemorates the vindication of the struggle and
[00:21:15] the memory of the ancestral warriors who fought against the Spanish
[00:21:18] empire.
[00:21:25] multicultural and multi.
[00:21:28] Also this Monday, indigenous organizations and groups in
[00:21:31] Chile march for the resistance of indigenous peoples
[00:21:34] with an anti-colonial structure that demands
[00:21:37] visibility, rights and the rejection of land dispossession from
[00:21:41] ancestral communities. The coordination of autonomous indigenous
[00:21:45] organizations, social collectives and student
[00:21:47] federations, are part of... they made this call for
[00:21:51] mobilization, the traditional October 12
[00:21:54] mobilization was held in the center of Santiago de Chile with
[00:21:58] demands for protection, autonomy, the end of the
[00:22:01] militarization of indigenous territory, the release of Mapuche
[00:22:05] political prisoners and the decriminalization of the coca
[00:22:08] leaf,
[00:22:16] in Madrid, Spain, migrant, anti-racist and cultural
[00:22:19] resistance collectives demonstrated under the slogan rebellion and
[00:22:23] healing against centuries of oppression, yesterday they carried out
[00:22:26] activities within the framework of the historical date of October 12, those present
[00:22:30] attended the call, decolonize ourselves, October
[00:22:33] 12 nothing to celebrate with mobilizations from the Lavanderas Park
[00:22:37] to Juan Goitisolo Square in front of the Reina Sofía Museum,
[00:22:41] they paraded with traditional dances and music
[00:22:44] from the ancestral peoples of the world. The
[00:22:47] attendees combined social protest
[00:22:50] with a street procession where various cultural
[00:22:54] resistance groups participated and denounced the current
[00:22:57] migratory problems in Spain. The collectives pointed out that
[00:23:00] the date is propitious to make visible the injustices
[00:23:04] and the negative impact of colonialism on the populations of the Global
[00:23:07] South and their descendants.
[00:23:15] will be recovered, the
[00:23:18] stolen land.
[00:23:21] Social organizations together with the anti-colonial bloc demonstrate to
[00:23:24] denounce the genocide initiated more than five centuries ago by the
[00:23:28] kingdom of Spain against indigenous peoples. In Barcelona,
[00:23:32] Andrés Flores expands with his report, go
[00:23:35] ahead Andrés.
[00:23:37] Exactly here in Barcelona, this demonstration of the anti-colonial
[00:23:40] bloc of different organizations that have called today for
[00:23:44] regularization now, organizations that are
[00:23:47] of course indicating an October 12
[00:23:51] that has nothing to do with the celebration of Hispanic heritage that is
[00:23:54] proposed by the institutions here in Spain, that
[00:23:58] is proposed by right-wing and far-right groups, but rather they are saying that there is nothing
[00:24:01] to celebrate here, that it was a genocide, a plunder
[00:24:05] and that today we are here to vindicate the
[00:24:08] culture, the languages of Latin America, eh, that we are
[00:24:12] here to vindicate the struggle of indigenous peoples and above all this
[00:24:16] year the need has been raised to be able to march together
[00:24:19] with the Palestinian community, representatives
[00:24:23] of Catalonia are also present here who have
[00:24:26] mentioned the need to also understand the
[00:24:29] struggle that the Palestinian people are carrying out as an
[00:24:32] anti-colonial struggle, we from this point eh will accompany the
[00:24:36] demonstration that will march, will pass by where the
[00:24:39] statue of Christopher Columbus is and of course there
[00:24:43] they will say a few words alluding to the fact that that statue should not be
[00:24:46] there, that he is not a person to be honored but that he must be
[00:24:50] placed in the place in history that corresponds to him at the forefront of that
[00:24:54] genocide and plunder, we, of course, will continue to bring you the details
[00:24:57] of this anti-colonial demonstration of this October 12,
[00:25:01] from here, from Barcelona, a demonstration that is already massive, that
[00:25:04] has brought together different groups and many people who have come
[00:25:08] here from unions, from left-wing parties, but also many people who
[00:25:12] have come alone here to be able to march and say
[00:25:15] no to colonialism, which of course is something that has not ended, that it is a historical
[00:25:19] process. that continues to be replicated and is still present, unfortunately,
[00:25:23] we will follow it very closely from here from Barcelona, you go ahead from
[00:25:26] Caracas, thank you very much Andrés Flores, our
[00:25:29] colleague from Barcelona, Spain, we move on to Mexico
[00:25:33] because the National Indigenous Congress concluded on the occasion of the 30th
[00:25:36] anniversary of its foundation, there Antonio Aranda with the report, Antonio,
[00:25:40] greetings,
[00:25:43] hello, good afternoon, we are here as As you well mentioned, at the
[00:25:46] National Indigenous Congress Assembly in its 30th edition.
[00:25:50] number 30, this is taking place outside of what was known
[00:25:54] as the Mexican Institute of Indigenous Peoples, now
[00:25:57] renamed by these communities for some years now
[00:26:01] as the House of Peoples. and indigenous communities
[00:26:04] Samir Flores and well, in this place is where representatives
[00:26:08] of 71 indigenous peoples recognized
[00:26:12] in Mexico, 68 different languages, have
[00:26:15] gathered to make a political statement precisely regarding
[00:26:19] the current challenges faced by indigenous
[00:26:22] communities. What has been recurrent in the demands of the different
[00:26:25] delegates is that the dispossession due to issues of
[00:26:29] water, mining and natural resources is a
[00:26:32] constant in most of the territories occupied by these indigenous
[00:26:36] peoples. They have denounced that unfortunately, organized crime groups
[00:26:40] have advanced in the capture of these resources, and this has
[00:26:43] caused violent confrontations in many places,
[00:26:47] which has left several of their leaders dead.
[00:26:50] They have also mentioned that in some territories, the struggle and
[00:26:54] organization of indigenous peoples has
[00:26:56] led to fabricated investigation
[00:26:59] files against some leaders. At this moment,
[00:27:03] they are imprisoned, they say they are political prisoners precisely
[00:27:06] because they organized the communities to defend their
[00:27:10] territories. At this moment, the National Indigenous Congress is
[00:27:13] concluding its assembly today, it lasted three days and they have mainly
[00:27:17] called for maintaining the unity of indigenous peoples and
[00:27:20] continuing to care for their territory from their bases.
[00:27:24] This is my report. Thank you, Antonio, we are very attentive, of course, to
[00:27:28] this whole scenario. The National Indigenous Congress concludes in Mexico, after
[00:27:31] 30 years of life of this important
[00:27:35] space for indigenous people in the
[00:27:38] country. With this, we conclude.
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