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[00:00:05] culture, that the resistance of
[00:00:11] Guatemala, well, let's
[00:00:17] meeting to commemorate Resistance
[00:00:27] Good afternoon, what a pleasure to accompany you, news time. Here at Telesur, I'm
[00:00:30] Poola Pérez, make yourselves comfortable, here are our
[00:00:32] headlines.
[00:00:36] President Claudia Shembung has denounced a plan against the Mexican government
[00:00:40] after exposing the war campaign launched by Cerimedo and the right-wing
[00:00:43] with bot
[00:00:44] farms.
[00:00:50] Countries of the global South are asking the FAO for greater
[00:00:53] innovation to implement multilateralism against
[00:00:56] hunger.
[00:01:02] and indigenous peoples and authorities around the world commemorate
[00:01:05] Indigenous Resistance Day with marches and acts of
[00:01:10] him. It cannot be explained vindication.
[00:01:18] Mexican President Claudia Shemmon has denounced a plan against her
[00:01:21] government after exposing the war campaign that Fernando
[00:01:25] Zarimedo and the right-wing have launched through the establishment of
[00:01:28] bot farms. She denounced it very early in her
[00:01:32] usual morning conference.
[00:01:35] the transformation of agri-food Shembown reiterated testimony from the ex-partner of this
[00:01:38] political operator, Fernando Cerimedo, detained in
[00:01:42] Bolivia. She spoke about Nadia Beller about these bot
[00:01:46] farms, coordinated attacks and buying influencers,
[00:01:49] coordinated by Serimedo to misinform and
[00:01:53] generate an opinion contrary to progressive
[00:01:56] governments. Beller's interview reiterated the Mexican
[00:02:00] government's progressive
[00:02:02] origins, I think one of This Monday we are in governments, Beller's interview reiterated the Mexican leader's complaint
[00:02:04] about this destabilization campaign that
[00:02:08] her administration had already been denouncing. Beller
[00:02:12] publicly stated that
[00:02:15] much, for Cerimedo expressed to her on more than this has to do with October 12th, Indigenous one occasion his intention to
[00:02:18] markets. The island's participate in the Mexican elections with a candidate to
[00:02:20] try to remove the current president of
[00:02:24] Mexico, Claudia
[00:02:25] Xembo.
[00:02:33] I'll close with an interview that channel 14
[00:02:37] did yesterday, the
[00:02:40] how this meeting was held with morning news, Cerimedo's wife did it,
[00:02:43] I'll just leave it there for
[00:02:47] you to listen to what he said, Cerimedo to remind
[00:02:51] those who listen to us,
[00:02:53] he is a partner of the right-wing newspaper that today
[00:02:56] disassociates itself.
[00:03:01] that he was detained for attempted femicide, his
[00:03:04] wife, and the wife has
[00:03:08] been denouncing for months not only the
[00:03:11] violence but also what he did
[00:03:15] and what he does for a living,
[00:03:18] so it's worth listening to this
[00:03:22] little bit of the interview because it's something we've been saying in the morning news
[00:03:25] and
[00:03:30] how how they, how they participate in elections, as
[00:03:34] you mentioned before, with distortion of public
[00:03:36] debate, with cognitive fraud, with dirty
[00:03:40] war, buying influencers
[00:03:43] eh, with their bot farms that coordinate
[00:03:46] attacks, coordinate the
[00:03:49] trending topic, eh, all those things that make
[00:03:53] that that make the public
[00:03:56] debate distorted. you have to listen to it
[00:04:01] completely, but see how he uses the term: distortion of public
[00:04:04] debate,
[00:04:06] through bot
[00:04:10] farms, buying influencers,
[00:04:13] let's remember that Fernando Sarimedo is
[00:04:16] detained in a maximum security prison in Bolivia for
[00:04:19] attempted femicide, he also faces investigations for illicit
[00:04:23] enrichment, illicit gains
[00:04:27] and drug trafficking. Beller,
[00:04:30] Cerimedo's partner, also denounced the links
[00:04:33] with high US circles very close to
[00:04:36] Donald Trump's son, including Brad Pascalé and Andy
[00:04:40] Rivas.
[00:04:42] Brad Parscale is his partner, he is the one who gives him this technology
[00:04:46] for him to manage in Latin America, another of
[00:04:49] and the decriminalization of his operators is Andy Rivas, eh, as for Trump
[00:04:53] Junior, he himself said here in the press in an
[00:04:57] interview with Tuifiare. You come back with with this
[00:05:01] gentleman, eh, after that I published
[00:05:05] chats he sent me, that is, screenshots
[00:05:08] where conversations were seen with people from various
[00:05:12] countries, no, he had, he had operators everywhere,
[00:05:15] people, people with whom he coordinated in almost all
[00:05:19] countries. It calls my attention a lot, and even
[00:05:23] more now that it is known that in Bolivia there is no rule of law,
[00:05:27] that the investigations that have been opened, for example in Chile, have
[00:05:30] not, have not yet required cooperation for
[00:05:34] cooperation for that phone unfolding for
[00:05:37] them to also be able to get
[00:05:40] these communications. It calls my attention enormously and powerfully this
[00:05:44] negligence
[00:05:46] of of the investigation in almost all the countries where
[00:05:50] electoral manipulation
[00:05:53] or some type of electoral
[00:05:56] crime is presumed. During this interview, Beller
[00:05:59] also revealed the power ties that Fernando
[00:06:02] Cerimedo held with the president of Bolivia, Rodrigo Paz, to whom he
[00:06:06] attributed this position of presidential
[00:06:09] advisor.
[00:06:12] He was the president in the shadows, he was the one who ran the
[00:06:16] government by a delegation of power that
[00:06:19] Rodrigo Paz gave
[00:06:23] otherwise because all the ministers,
[00:06:27] all the state directors answered to him. He appointed and
[00:06:30] removed people at will. He worked in an office next to President
[00:06:34] Rodrigo Paz and and all this he
[00:06:37] did because he had the authorization and the
[00:06:40] authority eh. before all the, let's say,
[00:06:44] subordinates.
[00:06:46] And changing the subject, let's talk about the earthquake that was registered in
[00:06:50] Panama last Friday. Our correspondent
[00:06:54] Recachandira Maní has moved to the epicenter of this
[00:06:58] earthquake there at Aquilino Tajeira Hospital
[00:07:01] where patients are also being evacuated, this more
[00:07:05] than 48 hours after the event. Reca,
[00:07:08] welcome.
[00:07:10] Thank you for the contact.
[00:07:14] the city of Penonomé, capital of the
[00:07:17] province of Coclé, where the Telesur team has
[00:07:21] traveled to learn firsthand about the
[00:07:24] effects of the 7.5
[00:07:27] earthquake that affected the
[00:07:30] country last Friday, October 9th. The
[00:07:33] epicenter is located about
[00:07:36] three, almost 4 hours from this point, but
[00:07:39] the, eh, specifically the
[00:07:42] province of Coclé suffered significant
[00:07:45] damage. You can see behind me right
[00:07:48] now, a fence that separates us from one of the emblematic
[00:07:52] hotels in Penonomé, right on the
[00:07:55] Pan-American Highway, the Dos Continentes hotel, whose
[00:07:59] structure has given way, eh, it has
[00:08:02] affected at least four cars, as we can
[00:08:05] observe. Eh, it has collapsed,
[00:08:09] it is closed. The authorities will have to do an inspection
[00:08:12] in this, eh, in this
[00:08:15] province, in Coclé. There are more than 50 affected
[00:08:18] homes. Also affected were the church, eh,
[00:08:22] two hospitals, two schools, eh, at
[00:08:25] least five governmental buildings and the
[00:08:28] preliminary toll of more than 50 affected
[00:08:31] homes. We continue here in the
[00:08:34] territory eh covering, well,
[00:08:38] to bring you all the details and how
[00:08:41] Panamanians have experienced this seismic
[00:08:45] event, very unaccustomed
[00:08:48] to it in Panama, which is usually a
[00:08:52] stable country, but it has arrived in this
[00:08:55] conjuncture and no, well, there have been no
[00:08:59] fatalities, minor injuries,
[00:09:02] no missing persons. We
[00:09:06] return to you in the next broadcast. Thanks from the
[00:09:10] province of Coclé, where our correspondent Recachandi
[00:09:13] Amamani is to make a tour and also learn about the effects of
[00:09:17] this earthquake and social movements. On other topics, in Guatemala, they mobilized this
[00:09:21] Monday in 22 departments, rejecting the price increase for
[00:09:25] fuels, they also demand from the national government the application
[00:09:28] of measures to curb inflation. The call has been
[00:09:32] made by social organizations in
[00:09:35] this country given the lack of assistance from
[00:09:39] national authorities. I tell you that in
[00:09:42] the main avenues, for example, of Guatemala, the
[00:09:45] mobilizations are seeking to pressure the executive to
[00:09:49] vindicate key sectors, there is movement
[00:09:52] and complaints about the economic impact, also social, but
[00:09:56] judicial and even political, they must respond
[00:09:59] to the needs of the people, that is what the mobilized people also
[00:10:02] demand, they are protected by law,
[00:10:06] they also demand that there be
[00:10:08] regulations in accordance with the reality and that the...
[00:10:12] benefits be granted in a
[00:10:15] distributive, egalitarian way among
[00:10:18] all.
[00:10:32] And adding to these protests registered this Monday in
[00:10:36] review some of the social demands on our screen. The peasant movement is
[00:10:40] demanding from the national government the titling of lands
[00:10:44] for families in the sector and the forgiveness of debts that have been
[00:10:47] accumulating through public and private banks. They also
[00:10:51] demand an agricultural minimum wage, access to productive credits
[00:10:55] with fair and regulated interest rates,
[00:10:58] as well as the protection of the law, which should also be applicable to all.
[00:11:16] And Cuba has given voice to its population within the FAO World
[00:11:18] Food Forum held in Rome. Our
[00:11:22] correspondent will give us
[00:11:25] more details about the position of President Miguel Díaz Canela, although he has done so
[00:11:29] via Telematic. Welcome.
[00:11:32] Greetings, colleague, for you, and also for
[00:11:35] Telesur's audience. That's right, Cuba participates in the FAO World
[00:11:39] Food Forum that has been in session since this Monday in Rome under the motto
[00:11:43] "Innovate today to nourish tomorrow." The Cuban delegation
[00:11:46] is presided over by the Ministers of Agriculture, Idael Jesús Pérez
[00:11:49] Brito, and Science, Technology, and Environment, Armando Rodríguez
[00:11:53] Batista. During the event, which runs until October 16, the
[00:11:57] country will share its experiences in
[00:12:00] systems and in the application of science,
[00:12:03] technology, and innovation.
[00:12:07] With this, it reaffirms its commitment to a more efficient,
[00:12:11] inclusive, resilient, and
[00:12:13] sustainable agriculture. The head of Sidma will intervene in the
[00:12:17] inauguration of the Science and Innovation Forum and in the Hand-in-Hand
[00:12:21] Initiative's investment event. In this framework, Cuba
[00:12:24] will present investment notes focused
[00:12:27] on the coffee and honey value chains. These proposals seek
[00:12:30] to modernize production processes, strengthen
[00:12:33] traceability, generate greater added value, and expand
[00:12:37] access for recognized quality Cuban products to international
[00:12:43] delegation will also participate in activities of the Global Alliance
[00:12:47] against Hunger and Poverty. With its presence at the event, the country
[00:12:50] reinforces the historic and positive cooperation
[00:12:53] relationship with the FAO. An organization of which Cuba was
[00:12:57] a founding country in 1945.
[00:13:00] Since then, both parties have developed sustained cooperation
[00:13:03] in support of food security, sustainable
[00:13:07] agriculture, and rural development. That's all the information,
[00:13:10] we return the signal to central studios. Thanks
[00:13:14] Evelin, precisely what Cuban President Miguel
[00:13:17] Díaz Canel denounced, bringing a proposal with global
[00:13:20] impact in this alliance, he said, to eliminate hunger, but
[00:13:24] also this blockade that prevents
[00:13:27] the Cuban population from having access to food, he also said it during his
[00:13:31] intervention. By the way, I also want to tell you that within the framework of this
[00:13:35] FAO world forum, the king of Lesotho detailed that these
[00:13:38] climatic changes caused also by the super El Niño phenomenon have
[00:13:42] affected agricultural productivity in the region,
[00:13:46] thus it was part of his intervention,
[00:13:50] year is especially worrying for
[00:13:52] Lesotho and for
[00:13:55] our region because of the El Niño
[00:13:58] phenomenon, previous El Niño phenomena
[00:14:02] have demonstrated the vulnerabilities of the
[00:14:06] region's agri-food systems to floods, droughts, heat
[00:14:10] stresses, a drop in the availability of water
[00:14:13] resources, and reduction,
[00:14:16] hyper-disturbances in regional food
[00:14:20] markets, throughout Southern Africa.
[00:14:23] people have experienced
[00:14:27] greater food insecurity, loss of
[00:14:29] livestock, as well as a decrease in agricultural
[00:14:33] productivity. The head of state of Angola also
[00:14:37] denounced that food security is a priority that must be resolved
[00:14:40] together, highlighting that poverty and the impact of hunger
[00:14:44] are also compounded by other factors such as armed
[00:14:48] conflicts. The problems related to
[00:14:51] hunger also have to do
[00:14:55] with other factors,
[00:14:58] they have to do with the recurrence of armed conflicts with
[00:15:02] direct negative consequences on the
[00:15:04] population and on production, which
[00:15:07] disrupt global supply chains
[00:15:10] and generate disastrous humanitarian
[00:15:13] effects. There are also
[00:15:16] climate disruptions, increasingly severe climate changes
[00:15:20] that bring with them droughts,
[00:15:24] floods, strict
[00:15:27] droughts, also the increase in
[00:15:31] pests. Food security
[00:15:35] is a goal, it is a priority
[00:15:38] that we can only achieve with benefits for all within the framework
[00:15:42] of a joint effort based
[00:15:45] on the specific responsibilities and capabilities
[00:15:48] of each one. And the president of the
[00:15:52] Dominican Republic, Luis Abinader, said that solving
[00:15:55] hunger is not simply about the application of a social policy,
[00:15:59] but a moral obligation.
[00:16:03] Hunger does not only empty a plate. It can also empty
[00:16:07] opportunities, an entire life. That's
[00:16:10] why fighting hunger has never been for me just another
[00:16:14] social policy, it is a moral
[00:16:17] obligation.
[00:16:20] And Venezuela is also present within this World Food Forum, the
[00:16:23] acting president of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, during her intervention
[00:16:27] highlighted the nutritional recovery and the reduction of undernourishment in
[00:16:31] this country, she stressed that the nation has proven experience, she said, in its fight
[00:16:35] against the eradication of hunger, even
[00:16:38] taking into account adverse situations.
[00:16:42] Venezuela is one of the countries in the
[00:16:44] region that has advanced the most
[00:16:47] recently in the reduction of
[00:16:50] undernourishment.
[00:16:52] Indicators show a sustained reduction in the
[00:16:56] prevalence of undernourishment that reached
[00:17:00] 5.3% in 2025,
[00:17:03] according to figures from this organization, and that
[00:17:06] this year it is 3%. This
[00:17:10] recovery is beginning to be reflected there also where it matters
[00:17:14] most to us, among our boys and girls.
[00:17:17] In children under 5
[00:17:20] years old, acute malnutrition
[00:17:24] decreased from 14.8% in
[00:17:26] 2019 to 1.3% in
[00:17:30] 2025. This nutritional
[00:17:34] recovery is also expressed in other
[00:17:37] indicators, exclusive breastfeeding
[00:17:40] today reaches 73.7%,
[00:17:43] 73.7%,
[00:17:46] being one of the highest values in our
[00:17:49] region. Thus,
[00:17:53] Venezuela has proven experience in the
[00:17:56] eradication of hunger, as was recognized by the
[00:17:59] FAO. Within the framework of this World Food Forum of the
[00:18:03] United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, the FAO,
[00:18:06] which is being held in Rome, the acting President of
[00:18:10] Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, also held bilateral relations.
[00:18:13] In images, we can appreciate
[00:18:17] the President of the Dominican Republic, addressing issues of
[00:18:21] cooperation between both nations. The acting head of State of
[00:18:25] Venezuela also highlighted the
[00:18:27] role that the Dominican Republic has played in assisting, in just
[00:18:31] a few hours, what was the seismic double of last June
[00:18:35] 24, the arrival of experts.
[00:18:38] also helped in the rescue of people alive and the recovery
[00:18:42] of bodies, she also pointed out that the areas of
[00:18:45] complementarity are in areas such as economy, culture,
[00:18:48] and especially in matters of food security, which
[00:18:52] will also allow mitigating the effects of climate change, she said.
[00:19:08] In other news, this October 25th will see the
[00:19:12] second round of voting between the two candidates who
[00:19:15] received the most votes in the general elections in
[00:19:18] Brazil, between the PT of Luis Inácio Lula da Silva and the PL of
[00:19:22] Flavio Bolsonaro, this is also measured in other spheres, from
[00:19:26] culture and others. Our colleague André Viera is with us
[00:19:30] to give us more details, André, the political
[00:19:33] campaigns continue to develop, this also marks the decision of the
[00:19:36] electorate. Tell us where you are, what are the people around you saying?
[00:19:40] Welcome.
[00:19:43] Hello Paola, greetings to you, and also to our audience. I am communicating with
[00:19:46] you from the bohemian neighborhood of Lapa here in
[00:19:49] Rio de Janeiro, this place that breathes art, culture,
[00:19:53] resistance that today became a space for the manifestation
[00:19:56] of samba schools and also carnival blocs which are the carnival
[00:20:00] groups that mobilize today to show
[00:20:04] support for President Luis da Silva for his
[00:20:07] re-election. They affirm that only Lula at this moment can
[00:20:11] continue with the legacy of culture, can continue
[00:20:14] supporting culture and in fact today here the
[00:20:18] sambistas, different eh very well-known figures of
[00:20:21] carnival here in Brazil, were today like Neguinho
[00:20:24] da Beija-Flor and Diogo Nogueira, today they were
[00:20:28] expressing their support for Lula da Silva affirming that Lula
[00:20:32] is the candidate of the samba schools, that he is the candidate
[00:20:35] of the black resistance here in Rio de Janeiro. In addition, the
[00:20:39] carnival groups also, at this moment there are samba schools
[00:20:43] that perform here in the arches of Lapa and there are carnival
[00:20:47] groups that are walking
[00:20:50] through the streets of Lapa at this moment, saying that popular
[00:20:55] the streets is with Lula da Silva in these elections. It is worth
[00:20:59] noting that this was not the only demonstration here in Rio
[00:21:02] de Janeiro this Monday, a holiday, the holiday of the national
[00:21:06] patroness, Our Lady Aparecida, also Children's Day
[00:21:10] here in Brazil, a national holiday, and in
[00:21:12] Copacabana, in another part of the city also earlier, thousands
[00:21:16] of people marched through the streets of what is the
[00:21:20] most famous beach in Brazil to show their support for Lula da
[00:21:24] Silva, so there are different movements, different
[00:21:27] actions happening simultaneously eh as
[00:21:30] a way to dialogue with the population, to win more
[00:21:33] votes. Let's remember that Flavio Bolsonaro finished
[00:21:37] first in the first round, so they hope to reverse
[00:21:41] that result on next November
[00:21:44] 25th. Today I also tell you Paola that both candidates
[00:21:47] carried out events in Brasilia, both Lula da
[00:21:51] Silva and Flavio Bolsonaro participated in events in honor
[00:21:55] of the patroness here in Brazil, Our Lady of
[00:21:58] Aparecida in the federal district, but in all the
[00:22:01] cities, in different cities of the country, in the five regions of the
[00:22:05] country there is mobilization today to send
[00:22:09] this message to Lula da Silva, here they also denounced, for example, the
[00:22:12] samba schools, the interference, the meddling
[00:22:16] from the United States, here, so this is the spirit here with...
[00:22:20] a fan so typical of carnival, this looks a
[00:22:24] bit like carnival today, but it is a carnival, according
[00:22:27] to them, the carnival of democracy to show
[00:22:30] support for President Luis da Silva,
[00:22:33] Paula. André, we are also closely following the development of these
[00:22:37] campaigns towards the second round on October 25th, a date that
[00:22:40] will once again call more than 158,
[00:22:43] I say precisely, million citizens eligible to cast
[00:22:47] their vote. And we are going to share with you this video that you can find on
[00:22:51] our digital platforms, this is also from the official Telesur
[00:22:55] account @telesurtv/oficial
[00:22:57] where you can watch it again,
[00:23:01] Resistance Day, this is not a date that Latin America
[00:23:05] celebrates, but remembers the voice,
[00:23:08] the resistance and the struggle of indigenous peoples, it was not a day of
[00:23:12] discovery, it was a day when resistance was born that has lasted more
[00:23:15] than 500 years. I share it
[00:23:17] with you.
[00:23:20] Latin America and the world raise their voices for Indigenous
[00:23:23] Resistance Day. This was not a discovery, it was the beginning
[00:23:27] of a resistance that has lasted more than 500 years. Every
[00:23:31] October 12th, our America does not celebrate the
[00:23:34] conquest, but the memory, dignity
[00:23:37] and voice of our indigenous peoples, a struggle that
[00:23:41] remains active today in the defense of territory, the
[00:23:44] preservation of their languages, water and their ancestral
[00:23:48] rights. Honor our
[00:23:50] roots, to those who sustain
[00:23:52] history.
[00:23:54] And precisely commemorating this date, not celebrating,
[00:23:58] which is very important to keep in mind, several activities
[00:24:02] have been carried out in different latitudes of our Latin America,
[00:24:05] vindicating the voice and resistance of indigenous
[00:24:08] peoples. This happened in Caracas, the Venezuelan
[00:24:12] capital. I share the images with you. Well, this
[00:24:15] activity, specifically, took place at the monument dedicated to indigenous
[00:24:19] resistance with a wreath-laying ceremony accompanied by
[00:24:22] presentations that also included traditional
[00:24:25] folk expression. This seeks to highlight the historical and
[00:24:29] cultural heritage of the communities. The authorities also presented
[00:24:32] decorations to indigenous leaders seeking to preserve and promote
[00:24:36] cultural diversity and historical identity of this nation,
[00:24:39] a commemorative date where the
[00:24:42] struggle and memory of those ancestral warriors
[00:24:45] who fought against the Spanish empire
[00:24:48] and the basic social institutions
[00:24:51] of the country, indigenous peoples,
[00:24:54] agree. organizations and groups in Chile
[00:24:58] marched for the resistance of indigenous peoples
[00:25:02] with an anti-colonial structure that demands
[00:25:05] visibility, rights, and the rejection of the dispossession of their
[00:25:09] community lands. The coordination of these autonomous indigenous
[00:25:12] organizations, which also included social collectives,
[00:25:16] student federations, have been part of those who called
[00:25:20] for this mobilization, the
[00:25:22] traditional march of this October 12th was held in the center of the
[00:25:26] city in the capital in Santiago under demands such as
[00:25:29] protection, autonomy and an end
[00:25:32] to the militarization of indigenous territory, the release
[00:25:36] of Mapuche political prisoners
[00:25:39] the coca leaf,
[00:25:42] never from the political prisoners' module in
[00:25:46] Temuco, representing the space that is already being organized.
[00:25:50] The Ancestral Council of Indigenous Peoples, for example, in El
[00:25:53] Salvador, also joins this date,
[00:25:57] raising the voice of indigenous peoples, a
[00:26:00] meeting that was held in Izalco. Our correspondent Roberto
[00:26:03] Hugo Presa has prepared this
[00:26:05] story for us.
[00:26:08] Isalco is one of the few indigenous settlements of Pipil
[00:26:11] ancestry, the oldest and most representative in El
[00:26:14] Salvador. The central square was the scene this Sunday of a
[00:26:20] Day. We practically call
[00:26:23] it Resistance Day
[00:26:25] because since then
[00:26:29] our peoples began to resist. against
[00:26:33] that culture that was imposed and that continues
[00:26:36] to dominate, what we call the hegemonic
[00:26:39] culture, homogenizing and
[00:26:42] hegemonic, right? that is imposed on our
[00:26:46] peoples,
[00:26:49] rituals, ancestral ceremonies,
[00:26:52] music and exhibitions was the preamble to the
[00:26:55] conversation, the world has not yet discovered
[00:26:57] America, we are giving
[00:27:01] them a sample that a...
[00:27:03] of 530 odd years that we have, here we are
[00:27:07] alive and today more than ever, telling
[00:27:09] the states, the peoples, that they
[00:27:13] were wrong, they could not exterminate us, because deep
[00:27:17] down the very roots of our
[00:27:20] existence, of our culture, of
[00:27:22] our, why not say it, of our
[00:27:25] peoples, they can't even
[00:27:28] visualize them.
[00:27:30] The indigenous peoples of... denounce the indifference and marginalization they have
[00:27:34] suffered for more than 500 years and that is why they demand from the
[00:27:38] government, I believe that demanding
[00:27:40] or demanding what really
[00:27:44] belongs to us, our rights, I don't see that
[00:27:47] we are talking about being against the government or anything
[00:27:50] like that.
[00:27:54] Youth and artists in solidarity with cultural identity lament
[00:27:57] that society, the state and new generations are
[00:28:01] indifferent to... their own
[00:28:05] the reasons is a structural issue, it's not
[00:28:07] that, for example, we have been
[00:28:11] invaded so much by technology and that this alienates
[00:28:15] us so
[00:28:17] example, from reality and that somehow
[00:28:20] we lose collectivity, every day
[00:28:23] there are fewer and fewer people who like
[00:28:27] this music due to too much influence from
[00:28:31] outside with different musical genres,
[00:28:34] like rap, reggaeton and all
[00:28:35] that.
[00:28:39] is something, it is a people with a historical, cultural and resistance
[00:28:42] wealth, in 1932 it was the
[00:28:45] epicenter of a peasant and indigenous uprising against
[00:28:48] the dispossession of communal lands after a violent military
[00:28:52] repression. From this place, which is the cradle of indigenous
[00:28:55] resistance in El Salvador, the indigenous peoples of this country
[00:28:59] called all ancestral communities.
[00:29:02] world to continue to maintain a
[00:29:05] struggle in defense of their rights.
[00:29:08] 534 years later. Roberto Hugo
[00:29:11] Presa, Telesur, Isalco El
[00:29:14] Salvador.
[00:29:17] Thank you Roberto Hugo Presa. And in Madrid, Spain, migrant
[00:29:20] anti-racist groups have also
[00:29:23] expressed this day of October 12 under this motto,
[00:29:27] rebellion and healing against centuries of oppression.
[00:29:31] They also denounce that arbitrary
[00:29:34] measures are also being applied against
[00:29:37] those who migrate in conditions of xenophobia and even
[00:29:40] racism. Those present attended this call to
[00:29:44] decolonize this October 12, nothing to
[00:29:47] celebrate, has been another of the slogans that has also been part of this
[00:29:50] mobilization that started from the Lavanderas park until
[00:29:54] reaching Juan Gostisolo square, in front of this museum
[00:29:57] of Reina Sofía, they paraded with dance,
[00:30:01] with traditional music of the ancestral peoples of the
[00:30:05] world, there we also see the Wiphala flag and the Afro-American
[00:30:08] Saya, very traditional also from countries like Bolivia.
[00:30:12] The attendees combined social protest with a street parade where
[00:30:16] various cultural resistance groups also joined, denouncing
[00:30:19] the current migratory problems that this country
[00:30:23] faces. Finally, the groups pointed out that this is a propitious
[00:30:26] date to make visible the injustices and the negative
[00:30:30] impact of colonialism on the.
[00:30:41] This concludes the current broadcast of Telesu Noticias, thank you for joining
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