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[00:02:42] maintain traffic order at the use of robots to In our world today, the cost of living in Argentina continues to deepen.
[00:02:48] In our analysis section, we will do an
[00:02:50] workers in carrying out X-ray of the US economy on the eve of the midterm
[00:02:54] elections.
[00:03:00] And in our digital tour, a new cyberattack causes millions
[00:03:03] in losses in dozens of supermarkets in Belgium and
[00:03:06] Sweden after raising the temperature of the refrigerators, let's start,
[00:03:23] we start our world today in Argentina, as inflation in
[00:03:27] September closed again close to 2%. And
[00:03:30] new increases were registered in product prices in recent weeks. According to
[00:03:34] official data, prepaid medical companies raised
[00:03:38] the fees of their health plans by up to 2.88%,
[00:03:41] while private schools with state contributions reached up to
[00:03:45] 3% in November. In the transportation sector, the fares
[00:03:49] of the pre-metro and urban buses in the capital and the province of
[00:03:52] Buenos Aires increased by 3.9%. With respect
[00:03:55] to rental contracts,
[00:03:57] per gallon on national average. In this November, according to the index
[00:04:00] and the agreed periodicity, it is estimated that the quarterly increase will reach
[00:04:04] 5.81%, the quarterly
[00:04:07] 7.82%, and the semi-annual, listen,
[00:04:10] 12.95%. Meanwhile, telephone, electricity,
[00:04:14] and gas rates also registered increases that affect most
[00:04:17] Argentines. Given this scenario, experts do not rule out that inflation
[00:04:21] our roots are not in continues to increase after the new rate hike in basic
[00:04:24] public services in October was above the inflationary rate of
[00:04:28] 1.9%. Always.
[00:04:56] 52.9%, which We travel now to Mexico, where
[00:05:00] the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) reported an annual increase of
[00:05:03] 3.2% in productive activity during the third quarter of
[00:05:07] 2026, an indicator that raises the outlook on the pace of the Mexican
[00:05:11] economy at the end of the year. According to INEGI, the
[00:05:14] greatest impulse came from trade and services with a growth of
[00:05:18] 3.3% compared to the same quarter of
[00:05:20] 2025. It was followed by the industrial sector with an advance of
[00:05:24] 3.1%, while primary activities such as
[00:05:27] agriculture, livestock, and fishing increased
[00:05:30] by 1.8%. With these results, the accumulated growth of the Mexican
[00:05:34] economy so far this year was also 1.8%. For its
[00:05:36] part, the Secretary of Finance and Public
[00:05:40] Credit, Edgar Amador, attributed this performance to the convergence
[00:05:43] of several factors: greater public and private investment, recovery of
[00:05:47] manufacturing activity, and expansion of services linked to
[00:05:51] productivity and consumption, a behavior that, according to the official,
[00:05:55] reflects that economic dynamism does not depend on a single
[00:05:58] sector.
[00:06:06] I'll tell you now that the government of the Russian Federation extended
[00:06:09] until the end of January 2027 the prohibition
[00:06:13] of its producers selling diesel abroad. The Russian authorities
[00:06:17] explained that this
[00:06:19] maintain stability in the domestic fuel market.
[00:06:23] Likewise, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak
[00:06:27] declared that, along with the extension of the general prohibition,
[00:06:30] exceptions are being prepared for certain suppliers who can supply the global
[00:06:34] market, highlighting that this flexibility was implemented last
[00:06:37] October and is planned for November. The official added that
[00:06:41] the supply of Russian IS to global markets this month
[00:06:44] will amount to 2.15 million tons compared to
[00:06:48] the 510,000 tons exported in
[00:06:51] October.
[00:06:59] And in other news, from today until November 5, Xin
[00:07:03] Shenjiang province in China, in eastern China,
[00:07:07] will host the World Internet Conference, and you can find more
[00:07:10] information in the official coverage of
[00:07:14] this sector. To see more information, we have prepared the following
[00:07:18] material: since its creation in
[00:07:21] 2014, the World Internet Conference has
[00:07:24] consolidated itself as the fundamental space for the debate of
[00:07:28] topics on the development, innovation, problems, and
[00:07:31] policies of global Internet technology. For this reason, the
[00:07:35] preparations for this new edition were carried out meticulously
[00:07:39] so that the experience is more interactive. The organizers...
[00:07:42] inspected everything from traffic control in electrical networks
[00:07:46] to telecommunications to guarantee security during the
[00:07:50] event. On this occasion,
[00:07:55] intersections throughout the city stands out. Robot
[00:07:58] dogs and robots replace
[00:08:03] repetitive, high-intensity tasks that
[00:08:06] previously required manual labor on site.
[00:08:09] They mainly carry out inspection and infrared
[00:08:13] thermography of electrical supply equipment in
[00:08:17] substations, increasing efficiency and guaranteeing a
[00:08:20] reliable electrical supply for the Gushen summit of the
[00:08:24] World Internet Conference. Regarding
[00:08:27] connectivity, the conference has deployed throughout the city
[00:08:30] supports for 4K live transmissions and high-bandwidth
[00:08:34] data for robots with built-in AI, as
[00:08:37] well as guided tours by artificial intelligence. With
[00:08:41] the deployment of the 5GA network, the
[00:08:44] simultaneous connection capacity of wireless terminals
[00:08:48] in these venues has multiplied by
[00:08:51] 2.5 compared to previous
[00:08:54] events, in particular the Like
[00:08:57] of Internet exhibition pavilion can support
[00:09:00] about 10,000 people who use
[00:09:03] mobile phones and other wireless terminals
[00:09:06] simultaneously to communicate and transmit
[00:09:10] data. This summit will unite Chinese and
[00:09:14] foreign participants who will delve into innovation, security
[00:09:17] governance, cultural exchanges, and international cooperation,
[00:09:21] in addition to topics on cyberspace. It will also have
[00:09:25] 27 sub-forums that will address topics such as
[00:09:28] trust, connectivity, and interoperability between artificial
[00:09:32] intelligence agents, robotics, integrated artificial
[00:09:35] intelligence, and spatio-temporal
[00:09:37] intelligence.
[00:09:40] We continue in the Asian giant, as it
[00:09:42] expands its renewable energy generation capacity in
[00:09:46] high-altitude regions. The country's Electricity Council reported that the
[00:09:50] proportion of installed capacity in these areas has increased during
[00:09:53] the last 5 years as part of the advancement of its clean
[00:09:57] energy infrastructure. The advance is significant. The
[00:10:00] share of renewable energies in the installed electrical capacity of these
[00:10:04] regions jumped from 28.5% to
[00:10:09] represents an increase of 24.4 percentage
[00:10:11] points. According to the China Electricity Council. The same
[00:10:15] Council highlighted that by the end of September, the installed capacity
[00:10:18] for new energy generation in those regions stood at
[00:10:21] 25.6% of the national total, while for
[00:10:25] wind power, it totaled 28.1%, and solar reached
[00:10:29] 24.9%. The growth is also reflected in the
[00:10:32] infrastructure in seven provinces and regions with an
[00:10:36] average altitude of 1500 meters or more. The installed capacity
[00:10:40] of new energies went from 144 to 476 million
[00:10:44] kilowatts in the last 5 years,
[00:10:47] which has tripled its capacity
[00:10:50] in this way.
[00:10:59] We make a first break. When we return, as part of our analysis section, we will do an
[00:11:03] X-ray of the US economy, as you know, tomorrow are the midterm
[00:11:06] elections, so we will do this analysis, don't go away, we'll be back.
[00:11:46] Hello, this is Jorge Gestoso, I invite you to join me in a new
[00:11:49] program where we will be talking about political rights
[00:11:53] and electoral participation in Ecuador with another
[00:11:56] notable guest, Felipe Vega, political
[00:11:59] analyst from Cotacachi,
[00:12:02] Ecuador, only on
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[00:12:06] Notables with Jorge Gestoso.
[00:12:10] Today, only
[00:12:14] an electoral crossroads. What is behind the discourse of power
[00:12:18] and how does it affect the global South? This November
[00:12:21] 3rd, we decipher the keys and strategic impacts of these
[00:12:24] elections. From the geopolitical perspective of our
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[00:13:39] One day before the midterm elections, inflation in the United States
[00:13:43] stands at 3.6%, although
[00:13:46] President Trump promised in his 2024 campaign to lower gasoline
[00:13:49] to less than $1 per gallon, the cost of living, fuel
[00:13:52] prices, and the loss of purchasing power remain the main
[00:13:56] concerns of voters. Annual inflation, for example, rose to
[00:14:00] 3.6% in September, two tenths above
[00:14:03] 3.4% in August, according to
[00:14:06] data provided by the Department of Commerce. Likewise, US
[00:14:09] crude oil remains above $100 per barrel after the
[00:14:13] conflict in Iran. Before those tensions, it was trading below
[00:14:17] $70. Gasoline is around $4.25
[00:14:22] the same vein, core inflation, which excludes food and
[00:14:26] energy due to their frequent variations, reached
[00:14:29] 3.1% annually, one tenth more than in August. This is the
[00:14:32] indicator the Federal Reserve closely follows to decide its monetary
[00:14:36] policy. We highlight that the economy became a central theme of the
[00:14:39] campaign. Polls indicate that most voters
[00:14:43] have an unfavorable perception of the economy and the handling of prices
[00:14:47] by President Donald
[00:14:49] Trump.
[00:14:58] Consumer inflation in the United States gained momentum in
[00:15:01] September, driven mainly by rising
[00:15:05] energy costs. Official data indicated that the US
[00:15:08] Consumer Price Index grew only 0.6%
[00:15:11] monthly and 3.7% year-on-year
[00:15:14] in September, compared to 0.4% and 3.4% in
[00:15:17] August, respectively. In turn, the core Consumer Price Index
[00:15:21] rose 0.3% from the previous
[00:15:25] month and 2.6% year-on-year, and the
[00:15:28] food price index rose 0.1% monthly in
[00:15:31] September, matching the increase in August. Likewise, overall
[00:15:35] inflation increased 0.6% monthly,
[00:15:37] driven mainly by a 9.1% increase
[00:15:42] were attributed to rising energy
[00:15:45] costs, as well as increasing prices for
[00:15:48] housing, car repairs, education,
[00:15:52] airline tickets, medical services, and
[00:15:54] clothing.
[00:16:04] And American consumer confidence continues to weaken
[00:16:07] due to rising prices. Recent consumer
[00:16:11] surveys at the University of Michigan indicated that the Consumer
[00:16:14] Sentiment Index
[00:16:18] October of this year. It highlighted
[00:16:21] that the current economic conditions index fell
[00:16:24] 46.7, while the consumer expectations index
[00:16:28] rose slightly to 48.8 from
[00:16:31] 46.3 in September. It highlighted that inflation expectations for
[00:16:35] October rose 4.7%, along with
[00:16:38] long-term inflation expectations that stood
[00:16:41] at 3.5%. Likewise, the survey indicated that in
[00:16:44] October, the percentage of consumers who reported that high prices
[00:16:48] hurt their personal finances increased for the fourth consecutive
[00:16:51] month, reaching 56% compared to
[00:16:54] 45% in
[00:16:55] January.
[00:17:04] And just one day before the legislative elections, federal
[00:17:08] cuts to food and health assistance in the United States
[00:17:12] deepen the difficulties of vulnerable households and increase
[00:17:15] pressure on food banks and community services. Let's see the
[00:17:19] details in the following material.
[00:17:22] Óscar Ochoa, a 65-year-old military veteran
[00:17:25] residing in Arizona, lost access to food aid and had
[00:17:29] to return to work as a bus driver to cope with the
[00:17:32] rising cost of basic products, especially
[00:17:35] meat. Right now, as we speak, the prices of food, of
[00:17:39] meat, for example, are too high for my budget, that's why going to the
[00:17:43] community food bank is a great help, as they provide me with products
[00:17:47] that I otherwise would not be able to afford to buy in
[00:17:49] supermarkets. The modifications to the Snap programs,
[00:17:53] intended for food purchases, and Medicaid, which guarantees
[00:17:56] health coverage for eligible
[00:17:59] residents who meet the legal requirements, including
[00:18:03] refugees, asylum seekers, and survivors of trafficking and domestic
[00:18:06] violence. In New Jersey, authorities estimate that more than
[00:18:10] 300,000 people could lose their Medicaid coverage
[00:18:14] as a result of federal changes.
[00:18:17] Before the cuts to the nutrition programs implemented
[00:18:21] by the Trump administration, our Food Bank
[00:18:24] here in southern Arizona served about
[00:18:27] 150,000 people annually. Now we estimate that the
[00:18:31] number is close to 200,000 people. On average,
[00:18:35] we are seeing an 18% increase in the number of
[00:18:38] people using our services. The new
[00:18:42] access conditions incorporate additional verifications and procedures,
[00:18:45] while restricting the eligibility of certain
[00:18:49] immigrants who reside legally in the country. The
[00:18:52] consequences can translate into higher family expenses,
[00:18:55] medical bills that are difficult to cover, and a growing demand
[00:18:59] for public and community assistance. The impact transcends
[00:19:02] direct beneficiaries when households reduce their purchases to
[00:19:06] compensate for the loss of aid, their consumption
[00:19:10] capacity also suffers. For the electorate that today faces scarcity
[00:19:13] in their own home, the message is
[00:19:17] undeniable, government cuts do not benefit the
[00:19:20] consumer, on the contrary they redefine the political
[00:19:24] landscape by turning food security into the most implacable
[00:19:27] reminder that decisions in Congress have a direct human cost
[00:19:31] that the polls will not hesitate to collect.
[00:19:33] For its part, wholesale inflation in the United States also reached 6.3%
[00:19:37] in September, its highest level in almost 4
[00:19:40] years. The Bureau of Labor Statistics indicated that the Producer Price
[00:19:44] Index increased 1.3% during
[00:19:47] September, while in August it grew 0.5% and in July
[00:19:51] 0.2%. The September index exceeded economists'
[00:19:55] forecasts, who predicted a 0.6% monthly
[00:19:58] advance and 5.5% annually.
[00:20:01] Core wholesale inflation increased 0.5 percentage points in
[00:20:05] September. Also above the increases of past
[00:20:08] months, this price situation reveals a new
[00:20:11] indicator of inflationary risks in the country
[00:20:14] just two weeks before the Federal Reserve makes its next monetary
[00:20:18] policy
[00:20:19] decision.
[00:20:28] The direction of the midterm legislative elections this November 3rd
[00:20:32] will be marked by weak employment and the economic pressure
[00:20:35] suffered by households in the United States. More details
[00:20:38] below.
[00:20:41] Although the White House defends its economic results,
[00:20:45] rising prices and slowing
[00:20:48] contraction. attempt among sectors of the
[00:20:51] population, employers added only
[00:20:55] 29 workers in September, while
[00:20:58] unemployment stood at 4.2%,
[00:21:01] according to federal figures cited in the report. At
[00:21:05] the same time, average hourly wages grew
[00:21:08] 3% year-on-year, below inflation of
[00:21:12] 3.7%,
[00:21:15] power. We are not seeing a large number of jobs
[00:21:19] added, no. We are not seeing solid sectoral participation in
[00:21:22] added jobs, and that leads to longer job
[00:21:26] search times, it can also lead to longer periods of
[00:21:29] unemployment. Having a job and feeling financially
[00:21:32] secure are two different things, therefore, the midterm elections could come
[00:21:36] down to the difference between economic statistics and economic
[00:21:40] experience. One thing is to read the statistics, but of course, ordinary
[00:21:43] people are at the breakfast table analyzing their situation and seeing how it is not as
[00:21:47] promising as some would have us believe.
[00:21:51] Promises to bring back manufacturing jobs through
[00:21:54] tariffs have not yet resulted in a sufficient
[00:21:58] expansion of industrial employment. In addition,
[00:22:01] the incorporation of artificial intelligence is changing
[00:22:04] opportunities for recent graduates. The
[00:22:08] contrast between macroeconomic indicators and
[00:22:11] daily experience could become a political
[00:22:15] cost for Republicans amid concerns
[00:22:18] about housing, fuel, and
[00:22:21] food.
[00:22:26] On the eve of election day, these economic indicators set the
[00:22:30] backdrop for a vote in which citizens will choose what economic
[00:22:33] direction they want for the nation. Of course, from this space
[00:22:37] we will be following up on the results of these electoral elections, but
[00:22:40] for now, we will take a new break and when we return, as part of our
[00:22:44] digital tour, a new cyberattack is causing millions
[00:22:47] in losses in dozens of supermarkets in Belgium and Sweden, I'll tell
[00:22:51] you why when we return.
[00:23:17] Hello, I'm
[00:23:20] glad you could join me for a new program where we'll be discussing political
[00:23:24] rights and electoral participation in Ecuador with
[00:23:27] another distinguished guest, Felipe Vega,
[00:23:31] political analyst from Cotacachi,
[00:23:33] Ecuador, only on
[00:23:35] Telesur,
[00:23:38] Notables with Jorge Gestoso,
[00:23:42] today only on
[00:23:44] Telesur.
[00:24:25] We are back on economic impact and it's time to start our digital review, we
[00:24:29] do it with Swiss info, a portal that shows us the following
[00:24:32] headline: refrigerators and freezers of
[00:24:35] dozens of supermarkets in Belgium and Sweden were hacked,
[00:24:39] according to the indicators of the cyber attack, excuse me, according to the authorities, the
[00:24:43] cyberattack started around midnight and caused some
[00:24:46] freezers to reach temperatures of about 15 degrees
[00:24:50] Celsius. In this situation, some establishments had to resort to refrigerated
[00:24:54] trucks to preserve food, while others
[00:24:57] suffered merchandise losses and had to discard products due to the
[00:25:01] loss of refrigeration. The incident reported tens of millions
[00:25:05] of euros in losses due to products affected by the temperature
[00:25:08] change and the damage suffered by machinery. It should be
[00:25:11] noted that these incidents come just three weeks after a similar
[00:25:15] attack caused rapid thawing in at least 700
[00:25:19] supermarkets in France, as well as in several in the Netherlands
[00:25:22] and eh eh, in several, I mean refrigerators in the Netherlands
[00:25:26] and also in
[00:25:27] Belgium.
[00:25:34] We move on to Europa Press, which informs us that in Spain, the general
[00:25:37] strike on 11N already exceeds 4300
[00:25:41] adhesions in company committees and union sections.
[00:25:44] The Tenant Union in its most recent statement reported that
[00:25:48] adhesions totaled 1342, highlighting that the
[00:25:52] call extends to the public sector with adhesions from
[00:25:55] representative bodies of the staff of administrations and
[00:25:59] municipalities. It stressed that there is also an individual adhesion
[00:26:02] channel to broaden participation beyond trade union organizations and
[00:26:06] workplaces, and affirmed that the objective of the strike is to
[00:26:10] place housing and the cost of living at the center of the labor
[00:26:13] and social conflict, recalling that the call is not only against housing
[00:26:17] policies but also against employers and large companies and
[00:26:21] governments that support an economic model in which those who
[00:26:24] work produce wealth and a few appropriate
[00:26:28] it.
[00:26:35] We continue with the Jetz portal which shows us the
[00:26:38] following: Mercosur, European Union, Brazilian agribusiness
[00:26:41] exports increased by 14.8%
[00:26:45] in 6 months. Data from the Agrostat system of the Brazilian
[00:26:49] Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock indicated that during the first five months
[00:26:53] of the free trade agreement between Mercosur and the European
[00:26:56] Union, Brazilian agribusiness exports to the European
[00:27:00] bloc reached 12 billion,
[00:27:03] equivalent to about 10.5 billion euros, and it was highlighted
[00:27:07] that among the sectors that grew the most in value are agricultural products,
[00:27:11] especially honey and oilseeds other than soybeans. It should be
[00:27:15] noted that last November 1st marked six months
[00:27:19] of provisional application of the free trade
[00:27:21] agreement.
[00:27:28] And to conclude our digital tour, we visit Sputnik which informs
[00:27:31] us that seven OPEC+ countries will keep crude oil supply
[00:27:35] unchanged in December. Saudi Arabia, Algeria, Iraq,
[00:27:39] Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Oman and Russia have agreed to keep crude
[00:27:42] oil supply levels unchanged in December, and according to the table
[00:27:46] published by the organization, production volumes will
[00:27:49] remain at 10.478 million
[00:27:52] barrels per day for Saudi Arabia,
[00:27:54] 9.949 million barrels per day for Russia,
[00:27:57] 4.431 million for Iraq,
[00:28:00] 2.676 million per day for Kuwait,
[00:28:04] 1628 barrels per day for Kazakhstan
[00:28:07] and 1007 million barrels per day for Algeria, as well as
[00:28:11] 841 barrels per day for Oman.
[00:28:25] Time to review the oil indicators at the beginning of this day and as every
[00:28:29] day we will start with West Texas Intermediate, WTI. reference
[00:28:32] in the United States that marked a price of $9.45,
[00:28:36] a fall of $4.68,
[00:28:39] in the case of Brent crude, reference in Europe, this had a rise of
[00:28:43] $4.95,
[00:28:46] pardon me, a decrease, it's a fall of
[00:28:48] 4.95
[00:28:51] and locating its price at
[00:28:52] $108.45
[00:28:55] and finally the averaged crude by OPEC marks a price of
[00:28:58] $102.14.
[00:29:09] We have reached the end of this broadcast, thank you as always for your company,
[00:29:12] teresurtv.net is our portal, there is more information and for now stay
[00:29:16] tuned because my colleagues have more for you, my name is
[00:29:20] Daniel Rosa, we'll see you later with more economic impact, until
[00:29:23] then.
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