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[00:00:30] Hello, welcome to Report 360,
[00:00:33] immediately, the highlights in our continent and the world, through headlines,
[00:00:37] let's begin. Social movements took to the
[00:00:40] streets to reject the colonization and genocide perpetrated
[00:00:44] by the Kingdom of Spain against Latin America and the
[00:00:46] Caribbean.
[00:00:52] Israeli Occupation Forces expanded their control to the east of the Gaza
[00:00:56] Strip after the anniversary of the ceasefire announcement in the Palestinian enclave.
[00:01:07] Russia reiterated its intention to seek effective measures for
[00:01:10] a negotiated solution to the conflict with Ukraine.
[00:01:26] Well, we start by talking about Spain as every October
[00:01:29] 12th. In Barcelona, migrant groups take to the
[00:01:33] streets to denounce what they define as the beginning of a
[00:01:36] genocide. This year, in addition, the Palestinian community joined the
[00:01:40] march. The thread that unites them is to denounce that
[00:01:43] colonialism is not a thing of the past. Let's see details with our
[00:01:47] correspondent in Barcelona Andrés Flores.
[00:01:51] of indigenous and Afro-descendant
[00:02:00] inside Barcelona to re-signify October 12th, they denounce the
[00:02:03] genocide initiated more than five centuries ago by the Kingdom of Spain in
[00:02:07] Aviayala and a colonial project that they claim is still
[00:02:10] in force. For us, it is important that the consequences
[00:02:14] and how colonial structures
[00:02:16] persevere to this day and have a lot of consequences in
[00:02:20] our lives and in the rights of people from our territories
[00:02:24] as well as migrants and racialized people who live here in Europe.
[00:02:27] We denounce all the violence suffered by migrants
[00:02:32] of the members of society to at European borders, the violation of their
[00:02:34] rights and the deaths caused by this border
[00:02:38] system that puts lives at risk. For the bloc, this
[00:02:41] colonial legacy extends today to the borders of Europe and to the
[00:02:45] racism that affects migrants. Today, October
[00:02:49] this city, in support Beirut, even in 12th, there is nothing to celebrate, likewise the anti-racist
[00:02:53] collectives, the Anti-colonial Bloc of Barcelona together with the
[00:02:56] movement against genocide and against complicity. the
[00:03:00] Palestinian genocide calls us to the streets today, understanding that this
[00:03:04] is a single struggle, also in a context of rising
[00:03:07] far-right, also in a context where we are playing for the right to housing, the right to
[00:03:11] territory, the right to life also of migrant
[00:03:15] people, the lefts of this country and the
[00:03:18] state lefts are called
[00:03:20] to have a responsibility that is truly up to
[00:03:24] this moment where we are playing for a lot, in the mobilization
[00:03:28] they are also present.
[00:03:35] change. To help the because Palestine has been a colonized state for more than 78
[00:03:38] years, the concept is the same, the
[00:03:42] colonizing countries that have
[00:03:45] colonized other cultures, other countries, Palestine
[00:03:49] is the center, the
[00:03:51] center of current colonialism, we
[00:03:55] continue to fight peacefully against the
[00:03:58] Zionist state of Israel.
[00:04:30] information reflected in main news portals, we begin
[00:04:33] with the website of our multi-media
[00:04:35] www.telesurtv.net which is titled as follows:
[00:04:39] Ethiopia announces the inauguration of its first gold
[00:04:42] refinery. Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy
[00:04:46] Ahmed formally announced this weekend, the
[00:04:49] launch and commissioning of the first gold refinery in the history of that
[00:04:53] country, an important industrial project that required an initial
[00:04:56] investment of 50 million dollars and plans to convert
[00:05:00] this African nation into a strategic processing hub for the entire
[00:05:03] continent. Pay attention to this topic,
[00:05:06] we continue with the Is.ru portal which titles: the British
[00:05:10] Prime Minister refused to hold a new referendum
[00:05:13] on rejoining the European Union, this media says that the British
[00:05:16] government does not plan to call a new national referendum
[00:05:20] on a possible return of the United Kingdom to the community bloc, as
[00:05:24] announced by Prime Minister Andrew Burnam on October
[00:05:27] 12th. The minister says that the government intends
[00:05:30] to strictly fulfill the
[00:05:34] commitments that the Labor Party made to voters and for the
[00:05:37] general elections of 2024, he explained that there will be no
[00:05:41] formal return of the United Kingdom to the European Single Market or the European
[00:05:44] Union Customs Union, but the government will adopt a pragmatic
[00:05:48] approach to stimulate the national economy and strengthen shared
[00:05:52] border security, said the authority in that
[00:05:55] country and we conclude with the Almayadeen portal which
[00:05:59] titles Puntland, accuses the United Arab Emirates of
[00:06:02] civilian deaths by bombing in Somalia, security officials from
[00:06:06] Puntland claimed that the United Arab Emirates carried
[00:06:10] out a bombing that claimed the lives of. four members of the same
[00:06:13] family and injured another five during military operations
[00:06:17] against Daesh in the mountains of Almizcat in the Bari
[00:06:20] region northeast of Somalia in January
[00:06:23] 2025. This was revealed by an investigation published by the news
[00:06:27] website Drop Site and replicated by the
[00:06:30] Somalianao portal, so we are also very attentive to this topic proposed by
[00:06:33] Alme Ayadin in its headline. We are now going to
[00:06:37] a short break and upon our return we will tell you about Israel expanding
[00:06:40] its control east of Gaza after the
[00:06:44] ceasefire violations, we will tell you shortly, do not leave.
[00:07:22] Hello, Jorge Gestoso here, I invite you to join me in a new
[00:07:25] program where we will be talking about being opposition in
[00:07:29] times of President Noboa in Ecuador with another
[00:07:33] notable guest, Fiorela Icasa, candidate
[00:07:36] for mayor of Guayaquil and wife of the
[00:07:39] detained mayor of Guayaquil, here she is.
[00:08:29] Thank you for following us on Report 360. Israeli
[00:08:33] occupation forces expanded their control to the east of the Gaza Strip after
[00:08:37] the anniversary of the ceasefire announcement in the Palestinian
[00:08:40] enclave. Local media have said that... the sionist extended
[00:08:43] the restricted zone delimited by the yellow
[00:08:46] strip in Gaza, which forced residents to
[00:08:50] leave their homes. Israeli forces moved the siege
[00:08:53] towards the east of Gaza City under artillery attacks and
[00:08:57] drone deployment. Since the ceasefire came into effect on October
[00:09:01] 10, 2025, the yellow line functioned as
[00:09:04] a reference to delimit the areas under Israeli control and
[00:09:08] those where Palestinians could remain. Previously,
[00:09:11] Israeli authorities assured that they would not return the
[00:09:15] occupied areas to the people of Gaza.
[00:09:26] In an emotional tribute, Iranian citizens gathered to
[00:09:30] fly kites into the sky as a tribute and memory to the children
[00:09:33] killed in the US-Israel bombing
[00:09:37] of the Minaf school, to the young victims of the conflict in
[00:09:40] Gaza. Within the framework of the National Children's Week in Iran,
[00:09:44] schoolchildren and families gathered last Sunday, October 11,
[00:09:48] in Pardisan Park in Tehran
[00:09:51] to fly kites into the sky, in an emotional act that paid
[00:09:54] homage to the memory of the students and victims of the bombing
[00:09:58] of the Shayare
[00:10:01] Tayebe school in Minap, Iran, and of the more than 2000 children
[00:10:04] killed in Gaza, transforming the air into an
[00:10:08] emotional symbol of mourning, solidarity, and a firm
[00:10:11] demand for the... the violence against children and the
[00:10:14] peoples of West
[00:10:15] Asia.
[00:10:29] The Ministry of Public Health of Lebanon launched the National Breast
[00:10:33] Cancer Awareness and Early Detection Campaign
[00:10:36] 2026 under the motto it reminds you of everything,
[00:10:39] remember it with an X-ray. Let's see details in the
[00:10:42] following note from our colleague Gishan Guanos in
[00:10:45] Beirut.
[00:10:48] The campaign was presented as an annual program whose
[00:10:52] basis is its focus on early diagnosis
[00:10:55] to guarantee medicines at the lowest possible
[00:10:58] cost, a national strategy
[00:11:01] aimed at reducing the indicators of breast
[00:11:04] cancer, which accounts for approximately
[00:11:07] 23% of all cancers in
[00:11:11] Lebanon with more than 3,800
[00:11:13] cases registered annually,
[00:11:16] to increase the number of survivors and avoid entering
[00:11:20] a difficult, arduous and
[00:11:23] costly treatment path.
[00:11:28] This campaign integrates a general awareness program in all media
[00:11:32] institutions in the country and also free mammograms
[00:11:36] for women over 40 years old in all public hospitals
[00:11:39] that were equipped with modern digital mammography equipment.
[00:11:53] As well as in private health centers that will offer this service at
[00:11:57] reduced prices. We would rigorously review the results
[00:12:00] of mammograms and we hope that this campaign will increase the early
[00:12:04] detection of this type of cancer and reduce the danger of reaching advanced
[00:12:08] stages in order to guarantee a cure rate that exceeds
[00:12:12] 80%.
[00:12:16] Breast cancer tops the list of the most common types of cancer in women
[00:12:20] in the country and therefore early detection is
[00:12:23] important.
[00:12:57] remind the women in their family around every
[00:13:00] mother, sister, daughter and wife, about
[00:13:03] mammography, since they remind them of
[00:13:07] everything, and highlights the need for every woman to
[00:13:11] take care of herself and her health, just as
[00:13:14] she always takes care of those around
[00:13:16] her.
[00:13:20] I have the honor of being the ambassador of this awareness campaign
[00:13:24] and.
[00:13:33] in all public hospitals, know that
[00:13:36] mammography does not take much time for each of the dear ladies of the
[00:13:40] country, and from here I invite every lady to
[00:13:44] have a mammogram, to take care of herself and her
[00:13:47] health, because caring for oneself is not
[00:13:50] selfishness, but our personal care is also a
[00:13:54] care for...
[00:13:58] The launch of this campaign in the midst of the exceptional
[00:14:02] circumstances that Lebanon is going through, as well as the recent
[00:14:06] inauguration of a radiotherapy section at the Lebanon Medical
[00:14:09] Center, materializes, according to Lebanese
[00:14:13] health authorities, their
[00:14:15] determination not to collapse in the face of war,
[00:14:19] to transform challenges into an impetus for greater
[00:14:22] delivery of achievements for the benefit of all
[00:14:26] citizens of the country.
[00:14:28] Hishamanus Telesur, Beirut,
[00:14:31] Lebanon.
[00:14:34] Thank you for this report, Tishanos, our colleague from Lebanon.
[00:14:38] Moving on to another topic, the Prime Minister of Georgia stated that his
[00:14:41] country's refusal to impose sanctions against Russia was the
[00:14:45] only correct decision. Our colleague Alex Jasinski shares more
[00:14:49] details, go ahead
[00:14:50] Alex.
[00:14:53] Greetings from the Russian
[00:14:55] capital, dear
[00:14:58] friends, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze defended his government's decision
[00:15:01] not to join Western sanctions against Russia and
[00:15:05] stated that time has shown that this policy
[00:15:08] responded to the national interests of the
[00:15:11] country. According to Kobakhidze, his country had
[00:15:15] to withstand colossal pressure to maintain its
[00:15:18] stance and refuse to participate in the economic
[00:15:21] restrictions promoted by the West after the start.
[00:15:25] The Georgian head of government believes that recent
[00:15:28] changes in US sanctions
[00:15:32] policy strengthen his executive's
[00:15:35] arguments. "Our decision not to join
[00:15:39] sanctions against Russia was absolutely rational,
[00:15:43] pragmatic and correct," he declared. Georgia's position
[00:15:46] also responds to economic considerations.
[00:15:49] Russia remains an important trading partner for the Georgian
[00:15:53] economy, especially in sectors
[00:15:56] such as tourism, the export of agricultural
[00:15:58] products and the supply of certain
[00:16:02] goods. This is without considering a long
[00:16:05] history of friendship and alliances between the Russian and
[00:16:09] Georgian peoples. Therefore, the Georgian government's stance
[00:16:12] maintains open differences with the European
[00:16:15] Union, which has urged Georgia to further
[00:16:18] align with its foreign policy. Brussels has also
[00:16:22] expressed concern about the country's political
[00:16:25] direction and the deterioration of its relations with European
[00:16:29] institutions that demand Georgia's direct participation
[00:16:33] in anti-Russian actions. This
[00:16:36] debate reflects a broader issue:
[00:16:40] to what extent can small countries maintain their
[00:16:43] sovereign decision-making margin in the face of
[00:16:46] pressures from major powers, and prevent international
[00:16:49] sanctions from harming their own
[00:16:52] economies? From Moscow for Telesur,
[00:16:56] Aliek Yasinski. Thank you Alek for the information, our
[00:17:00] colleague from Russia, Alex Jasinski. We also turn
[00:17:03] to our colleague Odet Díaz from Moscow, who tells us
[00:17:07] about the Russian and Lebanese foreign ministers who are promoting bilateral
[00:17:11] cooperation,
[00:17:12] go ahead.
[00:17:16] From Moscow we greet the collective audience,
[00:17:20] Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov received
[00:17:23] his Lebanese counterpart
[00:17:26] Joseph Rahi this Monday, who is in
[00:17:30] Moscow on an official visit as part of the meeting's agenda.
[00:17:33] Both foreign ministers analyzed the development of bilateral cooperation
[00:17:37] and the situation in Lebanon and the Middle East. In this regard, the head of diplomacy
[00:17:41] of the Eurasian giant expressed his sincere gratitude
[00:17:45] to his counterpart from the Arab Nation for visiting Russia at a
[00:17:48] time when Lebanon and its people are going through a serious
[00:17:52] crisis as a result of the escalation and Israeli
[00:17:55] military action. He also stressed that this is
[00:17:58] the first visit by a Lebanese foreign minister to Russia
[00:18:02] in 5 years. I want to clearly and unequivocally
[00:18:05] reaffirm Russia's principled position in favor of
[00:18:09] guaranteeing the sovereignty, unity and territorial
[00:18:12] integrity of Lebanon, declared. In this vein,
[00:18:15] he also highlighted the traditionally friendly
[00:18:19] nature of relations between both countries, and affirmed that
[00:18:22] Moscow has always been willing to
[00:18:26] the current tense humanitarian situation in this Middle
[00:18:29] Eastern country. For his part, Rahid stated that
[00:18:33] he was glad to have come to Moscow and stressed his country's
[00:18:37] willingness to cooperate, he also commented that Lebanon had gone
[00:18:41] through a difficult stage in recent years due to both
[00:18:45] internal political and economic problems and the military
[00:18:48] conflict with Israel. We will follow the course of this
[00:18:52] information, now we return the signal, thank you
[00:18:55] Odet for the information, our colleague Odet Díaz from Moscow,
[00:18:59] now we move on to other topics, we talk about US President
[00:19:02] Donald Trump who stated that Russia and Ukraine have
[00:19:06] agreed to an energy truce with immediate effect, this measure
[00:19:09] will go hand in hand with the easing of Washington's sanctions
[00:19:13] against Russian fuel. The US president
[00:19:16] announced this news through a publication on the social network True
[00:19:20] Social, after the signing of an energy agreement with the Russian
[00:19:24] government for the supply of diesel in the global market and
[00:19:27] the easing of sanctions through licenses from the Office of
[00:19:31] Foreign Assets Control OFAC. The license granted
[00:19:34] to Russia temporarily authorizes the sale, delivery,
[00:19:38] unloading and import of Russian fuel until April
[00:19:41] 2027. So far Moscow and Kyiv have not
[00:19:44] offered further details on what the next
[00:19:48] steps could be to guarantee lasting peace between both
[00:19:52] parties.
[00:20:01] After the statements from the United States, the spokesperson for the Russian presidency
[00:20:05] Dmitry Peskov stated that Moscow maintains a willingness
[00:20:08] to advance in negotiations to seek a solution to the
[00:20:11] war with Ukraine.
[00:20:14] The Kremlin has said it many times, President
[00:20:18] Putin himself and high-ranking officials. We do not want a
[00:20:21] ceasefire, we want lasting peace and we are
[00:20:25] willing to do everything possible to achieve
[00:20:27] it. The President of Ukraine Volodymyr
[00:20:31] Zelensky commented on the possible energy ceasefire and
[00:20:34] stated that if Russia does not accept the agreement, it would respond.
[00:20:42] This winter, if Russia does not accept an energy ceasefire,
[00:20:44] we will respond accordingly.
[00:20:47] location of the US
[00:20:51] president in Ukraine, we immediately
[00:20:54] supported this idea, as we did, by the
[00:20:57] way, more than once, for months when
[00:21:00] we ourselves proposed the idea of the energy
[00:21:03] ceasefire, we accept an energy
[00:21:07] ceasefire, the US team knows very
[00:21:11] well what this means to
[00:21:13] us.
[00:21:23] Let's go to information on our continent, an earthquake that shook
[00:21:27] Panama left the city of Penonomé as one of the
[00:21:30] most devastated areas with numerous collapsed homes and severe
[00:21:34] structural damage to iconic buildings. Our colleague
[00:21:37] Reca Chandiramani tells us more
[00:21:39] details.
[00:21:42] Greetings from the city of Penonomé, capital of the
[00:21:46] province of Coclé, one of the points
[00:21:49] in the interior of the country, where
[00:21:52] the damage from this 7.5 magnitude
[00:21:55] earthquake that hit Panama
[00:21:59] last Friday occurred. We are
[00:22:02] here and I want to take you with my cameraman just
[00:22:06] to see one of the houses
[00:22:09] behind me that was destroyed by
[00:22:13] this earthquake. Here lived
[00:22:16] two people who are dedicated to small
[00:22:20] retail, people in
[00:22:23] precarious working conditions, and
[00:22:27] that was also reflected in the conditions of the housing. They
[00:22:31] have lost everything, they have gone
[00:22:33] to look for some shelter, to look for
[00:22:37] a rented room, their belongings
[00:22:40] and merchandise were buried
[00:22:44] under the rubble, they dug
[00:22:47] as best they could to be able to... find
[00:22:50] for example a mattress that we later saw
[00:22:53] and they were able to temporarily stay
[00:22:56] at a neighbor's house
[00:23:00] adjacent to this somewhat
[00:23:03] improvised wooden
[00:23:07] house where
[00:23:10] we can even still see the personal belongings,
[00:23:13] towels of these two
[00:23:16] inhabitants. They were able to rescue some things, like the
[00:23:20] washing machine, but they are already in
[00:23:24] a non- usable condition,
[00:23:27] the cement structures
[00:23:30] survive, but it is one of the effects,
[00:23:34] one of the houses that have collapsed in
[00:23:39] the province of Coclé. We also have to
[00:23:42] remind you of the
[00:23:45] damage to homes, more than 1,000 homes have
[00:23:49] been affected throughout the country. No victims have been
[00:23:52] reported, no serious injuries have been
[00:23:56] reported so far. Some hospitals have been
[00:23:59] evacuated, we also have knowledge
[00:24:02] of dialysis patients,
[00:24:06] some of the dialysis treatment rooms have
[00:24:09] transferred their patients and
[00:24:12] the patients are protesting, this is happening for
[00:24:15] example in Panama City, here
[00:24:18] also the patients were transferred from
[00:24:21] Penonomé to Aquilino
[00:24:25] Tejeira Hospital, they were transferred to
[00:24:28] Antón, another town
[00:24:30] approximately half an hour from
[00:24:34] this point, this is the update we bring you,
[00:24:38] we return to you in the central studios,
[00:24:41] thank you Reca, more with you later to update information from
[00:24:44] Panama, let's now go to another scenario in Argentina, the
[00:24:48] doctors who attend Pami, the social work of
[00:24:51] retirees, will begin a 96-hour strike,
[00:24:55] demanding adjustments in payments. Fabián Restigo tells us more details,
[00:24:58] go ahead. How are you? Well, in
[00:25:02] Argentina, the doctors who work for
[00:25:05] Pami, which is the social work for retirees, are starting
[00:25:08] tomorrow, a 96-hour strike this time.
[00:25:12] Why? Because just like university students and just
[00:25:15] like public education and just like
[00:25:20] medicine, they are asking for
[00:25:22] an increase in their service. It's
[00:25:26] not even too much they are asking for, you have to keep in mind that a Pami
[00:25:30] doctor, for each retiree they
[00:25:34] attend, they have one retiree assigned per
[00:25:37] month. Each month it's 2700 pesos
[00:25:41] and this retiree can go one, two or three times.
[00:25:44] 2,700 pesos in Argentina, just so you have an idea, a
[00:25:48] cup of coffee costs 4,000. they charge
[00:25:51] 2,400 pesos per retiree
[00:25:54] and they are asking for an increase since April to at least increase
[00:25:58] them by 600 pesos per retiree, practically
[00:26:01] nothing. Because among other things, how
[00:26:05] bad is this, in the number of people they have to attend to get
[00:26:09] a more or less decent
[00:26:11] salary. Where does it impact? Well, it impacts
[00:26:14] the health of the attention and and and the doctors, just
[00:26:18] like the other hospital doctors who attend
[00:26:22] general medicine, they all say the same thing, we don't want
[00:26:25] to provide bad service, we don't want to provide fast service, why does the government put us in the
[00:26:29] dichotomy that if we provide good service we don't even
[00:26:32] pay the rent and if we provide fast service we pay the rent because
[00:26:36] we feel bad, well, the point is that tomorrow
[00:26:39] there will be a strike by doctors and dentists
[00:26:43] of PAM and social work for retirees, which will last
[00:26:47] 96 hours, they will not attend appointments,
[00:26:50] they will not attend emergencies, because that is taken
[00:26:53] care of, hospitals take care of that,
[00:26:56] but they ask for it, they actually ask for less than
[00:27:00] the minimum, and the government of...
[00:27:02] my law insists on not paying them
[00:27:06] and then those who are screwed
[00:27:09] are the retirees because for 96 hours they will not have
[00:27:13] medical or dental attention, this
[00:27:16] is what we have for now, I'll leave you now, go ahead,
[00:27:20] thank you Fabián Restigo, our colleague from Buenos Aires Argentina and we
[00:27:24] close the 360 report talking about today's
[00:27:27] anniversary because every October 12th
[00:27:30] commemorates the day of indigenous existence, a date that
[00:27:34] seeks to pay tribute to the bravery, dignity and ancestral
[00:27:37] strength of indigenous peoples in the face of conquest,
[00:27:41] colonialism, cultural dominance and dispossession. It is a day
[00:27:45] that aims to promote self-determination,
[00:27:48] self-affirmation, ethnic diversity and social inclusion
[00:27:54] peoples in society. We want to say goodbye with this video, this is how we close
[00:27:57] Report 360, I'm Francisco Blandón, thank you for
[00:27:59] following us.