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[00:03:46] The world from the South, I'll tell you about it. We'll
[00:03:49] take you beyond the news, we'll take you to the events that set the
[00:03:53] trend. Because Telesur always gives
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[00:04:00] fiction, very soon,
[00:04:22] well, here we are then entering the stage of "Topics of the Day," the
[00:04:26] program that, as its name indicates, well, has to do with that news that... is in the
[00:04:30] media spotlight, but that requires a closer approach. Luis Guillermo García Bencomo greets you
[00:04:34] on behalf of the entire team. We are going to
[00:04:38] poll. Let's see the results. Let's present some of the main topics of "Topics of the Day."
[00:04:48] relaxation in
[00:05:12] it precisely coincides with
[00:05:41] Well known to you. So we have taken from one of them
[00:05:45] the context for the question that we are placing for you to
[00:05:48] participate in our Telesur TV account on
[00:05:51] Telegram. The context of the question is what you see: one day before the
[00:05:55] midterm elections, which are tomorrow, remember, the United States goes to
[00:05:59] the polls with a record early vote and
[00:06:02] polls that indicate the Latino vote as
[00:06:05] decisive. Now, in that context, if
[00:06:09] Latinos achieve a parliament contrary to Donald Trump, we
[00:06:13] ask ourselves what will happen. So we have placed four
[00:06:16] options: one is that everything will remain the same,
[00:06:19] number two is that Trump will deepen or will deepen
[00:06:23] his authoritarianism. Number three, Congress would attempt an
[00:06:27] impeachment trial against Trump, which is also called impeachment, and
[00:06:30] four, Democrats will advance towards the White House.
[00:06:34] Which one do you think is the pertinent answer? Remember that in tele only one
[00:06:37] fits, on Telesur TV, we await your participation and we will see what the
[00:06:41] trend is, right?
[00:07:03] Well, notice that the poll is linked to the developing topic,
[00:07:07] the US topic. About 55 million
[00:07:10] people have voted early in the United States, either
[00:07:14] in person or by mail for the midterm elections that
[00:07:17] tomorrow will have their culmination in the definitive
[00:07:21] event. Our colleague José Leveña has been very attentive to all this and
[00:07:24] tells us from the United States what is happening today. Go ahead,
[00:07:28] José, hello,
[00:07:31] hello, good afternoon, Luis Guillermo. Well, today is a day
[00:07:35] of reflection, so to speak, because most of the polling stations are
[00:07:38] closed and today you can no longer vote
[00:07:41] in person. There have already been more than 50.8
[00:07:45] million voters who have voted early,
[00:07:48] almost 50% in person and 50% by mail
[00:07:52] according to what 47 states have announced, because it must be remembered that
[00:07:56] here in the United States there is no central electoral body, but
[00:07:59] each state reviews and counts the votes
[00:08:03] and organizes the elections and therefore the closing of early votes
[00:08:07] and mail-in votes are not at
[00:08:10] the same times, but each state sets its own voting
[00:08:14] periods. But well, an important fact, I am in
[00:08:17] Texas where more than 746
[00:08:20] new voters have already voted compared to the 2022
[00:08:24] elections. This is a great fact,
[00:08:27] 746 more people have voted compared
[00:08:31] to the last elections of 2022, and another important
[00:08:34] fact, 30,045
[00:08:38] are Hispanic, as you were commenting, the Latino community
[00:08:41] is coming out to vote due to the
[00:08:45] cost of living and especially the migratory persecution
[00:08:48] that the Donald Trump government is having in key
[00:08:52] states such as Texas, Michigan, California,
[00:08:56] Arizona and other states on the
[00:08:59] border with Mexico. Now, José,
[00:09:02] you heard the poll we are doing, right? So, based on
[00:09:06] that, I would like to know what people on the street or experts,
[00:09:09] specialists say regarding whether the... if they achieve a
[00:09:13] parliament contrary to Donald Trump, what will happen? Will
[00:09:16] everything remain the same, will Trump deepen his authoritarianism, will
[00:09:19] Congress attempt an impeachment trial against Trump, will Democrats advance towards
[00:09:23] the White House? What is being said on the street about
[00:09:25] this? What is said on the street is
[00:09:29] that before the economy with Obama and
[00:09:32] with Biden was better, that's what they say, and that now they are
[00:09:36] having a hard time economically. We have been in Latino neighborhoods here
[00:09:40] in Houston and it's the feeling they give,
[00:09:44] but they also comment that probably there will be no change, but
[00:09:48] they hope at least that this, if
[00:09:51] there is a political change, a change of color, from red
[00:09:54] to blue in the United States Congress,
[00:09:57] there may be a little
[00:10:00] Donald Trump's immigration policies. However, we know
[00:10:04] that Donald Trump, the president of the United States, has already said that he has
[00:10:08] the right to vote and that he will continue to govern
[00:10:11] unilaterally. United States,
[00:10:14] well, thank you José, I think you helped the audience a lot in choosing
[00:10:18] the option, but anyway, thank you very much,
[00:10:22] see you, José Leveña, very interesting.
[00:10:26] Well, less than 24 hours before the midterm elections, the
[00:10:29] discontent among Republican party supporters towards the
[00:10:33] Trump administration in the state of Texas could favor the
[00:10:36] Democrats after more than 30 years of conservative control. The southern
[00:10:40] region has historically been a bastion
[00:10:43] for Republicans and one of the most important states in
[00:10:46] terms of seats. However, the panorama points to a change in
[00:10:50] trend driven by the decisions of the national executive. The
[00:10:54] outcome.
[00:11:17] we're going back to Houston Texas or Texas with José Leveña who is still
[00:11:21] there, José, can you add to what we have said, please?
[00:11:26] Exactly, look, here a senator is also elected
[00:11:29] governor, Greg
[00:11:32] Abbott is going for his fourth term in case he wins,
[00:11:35] however, the data
[00:11:38] from the polls, the latest polls published, now give
[00:11:42] the Democratic party an advantage with candidate
[00:11:45] Gina Hinojosa. They also
[00:11:48] give an advantage to Talarico
[00:11:52] over Ken Paxton, who is Donald Trump's strong
[00:11:55] card. The polls are very close, and that is why Latino
[00:11:59] communities, especially here in Texas, which is
[00:12:03] very strong, in all cities in Dallas, in Houston, in San
[00:12:06] Antonio, Austin, as well as in the valley in the Texas valley, which is the entire
[00:12:10] border area with Matamoros and Nuevo León in
[00:12:14] Mexico, are asking people to go out and vote. We have also
[00:12:17] been this morning with Ronaldo Araujo,
[00:12:21] a son of a person murdered by Ice
[00:12:25] in this city, and we have seen how
[00:12:28] Latinos come to that exact point in this city to
[00:12:31] put their sticker, their decal that they have already voted
[00:12:35] in homage to their father, their father Lorenzo,
[00:12:41] for what can happen in the rest of the country. It is a clear
[00:12:44] signal. Exactly, and
[00:12:48] probably if there is a political change in
[00:12:52] this state, it is very likely that there will be a political change
[00:12:55] also in Florida and in other states within 2
[00:12:59] years in the presidential elections. Ah, that's a good
[00:13:02] point, José, see you next time.
[00:13:06] See you next time. Excellent, the data that José
[00:13:09] Leveña gave us in those few minutes is very useful.
[00:13:12] Well, for more updates on these elections in real time,
[00:13:16] we invite you to visit our website. How are the results of the midterm elections
[00:13:20] going? You will find out there on our Telesur TV page,
[00:13:23] specifically in the hyperlink.
[00:13:25] Elections for United
[00:13:28] States. So there you can see minute by minute because remember that there are
[00:13:32] early elections, early
[00:13:34] voting and well, tomorrow you will see how that map is marked
[00:13:38] with the corresponding colors.
[00:13:56] Let's move on to the next topic of the day. It's Colombia, which is experiencing a sharp
[00:13:59] escalation of violence and a series of bomb attacks
[00:14:03] in several regions of the southwest and south of the country. Hernan Tovar
[00:14:07] has been very attentive to this and tells us. Greetings,
[00:14:11] Hernan. Thank you, greetings to you all, to all the
[00:14:15] television audience watching us on Telesur screens and following us through our
[00:14:18] informative multiplatform. The end of the month,
[00:14:21] October 31st and the beginning of the month, November
[00:14:25] 1st, were marked by attacks and
[00:14:28] explosive devices that were detonated
[00:14:32] in different municipalities and departments of the country. The most
[00:14:35] serious one yesterday, a dump truck that was
[00:14:39] detonated with explosive devices, where
[00:14:42] unfortunately four people died.
[00:14:45] These elements were installed near
[00:14:48] a military garrison, this
[00:14:51] happened in the municipality of...
[00:14:55] in the department of Tolima, but on October
[00:14:59] 31st in Algeciras, Huila, a
[00:15:02] motorcycle with explosives was detonated and unfortunately
[00:15:05] a police patrolman
[00:15:07] died there. Similarly, two explosive devices
[00:15:11] were installed in the department
[00:15:14] of Cauca, one that was
[00:15:17] installed in a toll booth caused material damage, there were no
[00:15:21] victims to regret, but this happens in
[00:15:24] the midst of a complex situation for the country, because the
[00:15:27] bombings have resumed where children
[00:15:30] have died, there have been affectations to families in
[00:15:33] various territories,
[00:15:37] the training that is being carried out here
[00:15:40] in the department of Tolima, precisely at the
[00:15:43] military base of Tolemaida, where
[00:15:46] military exercises are being carried out with the cooperation and
[00:15:50] help of the
[00:15:53] which has alerted human rights organizations,
[00:15:57] political sectors in the country, because
[00:16:00] this is a clear lack,
[00:16:03] to override the sovereignty of the country. Any
[00:16:07] military exercise and
[00:16:10] military presence of troops from another
[00:16:13] nation in Colombian territory must
[00:16:16] go through the discussion in the
[00:16:19] Congress of the Republic and that was not done. The
[00:16:22] current president, let's say, skipped
[00:16:26] this legislative channel and well,
[00:16:29] there is serious criticism regarding what sovereignty
[00:16:34] means to violate the provisions
[00:16:37] and laws of the Colombian constitution.
[00:16:40] Also, the deepening of the war
[00:16:43] has been developing in various territories,
[00:16:47] the presence of military
[00:16:50] forces, well, where there is confrontation
[00:16:53] with the various armed groups, armed groups,
[00:16:57] to whom the president has denied the
[00:17:01] dialogue tables that were being developed with the
[00:17:04] previous government. This also adds to a criticism made to the
[00:17:08] first president of Colombians in relation to the fact that precisely at the
[00:17:11] Tolemaida base he was
[00:17:13] practicing shooting
[00:17:17] while this was happening in various departments
[00:17:21] of the country. So a complex situation, a difficult
[00:17:24] public order situation, a situation that
[00:17:27] reveals a lack of sovereignty
[00:17:30] of the country and overriding the Congress of the
[00:17:34] Republic, especially in the military exercises
[00:17:40] out at the Tolemaida base. The situation is very complex, the war deepens and the
[00:17:44] most affected sectors are the sectors of the
[00:17:47] civilian and unarmed peasant population in the face of this
[00:17:50] deepening of the conflict in Colombian
[00:17:54] territories. Thank you, Hernan Tobar from Colombia. Well, let's be
[00:17:57] attentive to this situation that seems to be spreading. Well, today's topic, let's
[00:19:36] material, a video. Which, well, places us with the
[00:19:40] rains, but which rains? Rains on Santa
[00:19:43] Cruz Island, in the Galapagos archipelago, leave one
[00:19:47] dead and numerous affected. The National Secretariat for Risk
[00:19:50] Management coordinated the sending of humanitarian aid from the city of
[00:19:54] Guayaquil with the intention of supporting the armed forces
[00:19:58] of Ecuador to assist the families impacted by the meteorological
[00:20:01] emergency. Important, interesting case, let's see it,
[00:20:05] Galapagos under rain and well. We'll be back shortly with more topics
[00:20:08] of the
[00:20:10] day.
[00:22:35] Well, we continue with the topic of the day and let's go with the other topic, the Yemeni armed forces are
[00:22:38] confronting the attempts of the Saudi
[00:22:42] forces that are trying to advance towards the Babal
[00:22:45] Mandep strait, which is in the Red Sea
[00:22:48] strait. There, military personnel repelled Riyadh's failed
[00:22:52] attempts, highlighting that the Saudi reinforcements suffered great
[00:22:56] losses. In turn, Saudi officials reiterate that they
[00:22:59] must continue to advance despite the losses, which implies thousands
[00:23:03] of deaths of their own troops,
[00:23:06] pressuring them to continue with this advance. The spokesman for the
[00:23:10] Yemeni armed forces, or Yemenis, as you want to call them, highlighted that these
[00:23:14] operations respond to the legitimate defense against the aggressions and
[00:23:17] massacres committed by Saudi Arabia against the civilian population.
[00:23:35] We make a point and continue with the topic of the day also because the interim president of the
[00:23:38] Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, received in the presidential
[00:23:42] palace of Miraflores, as you can see there, the Minister of Economy and
[00:23:45] Territorial Cohesion of Portugal, Manuel Castro
[00:23:48] Almeida. The visit is framed within the actions
[00:23:52] aimed at consolidating diplomatic relations and bilateral political
[00:23:55] dialogue. The rapprochement seeks to promote
[00:23:59] bilateral cooperation and expand the productive capacities
[00:24:02] of both countries. One of the central objectives of the work
[00:24:06] agenda is to boost commercial exchange between Venezuela and Portugal,
[00:24:10] which, by the way, has always been very active because in Venezuela there is a large Portuguese
[00:24:13] colony. So this is not new, but it would be
[00:24:17] to increase relations.
[00:24:32] On social media, especially on Instagram, we found some very interesting material.
[00:24:35] We tell you that there are anti-fascist demonstrators
[00:24:39] who marched in Greece. The mobilization took place this November
[00:24:42] 2nd in commemoration of the assassination of two members of the Greek
[00:24:46] Golden Dawn party. Let's watch it.
[00:25:21] Well, that's the protest in Greece against the fascists. Well, we're going to wrap up the show,
[00:25:24] but let's see how you participated in the
[00:25:28] remember the context of the question, please. One day before the
[00:25:32] midterm elections, the United States goes to the polls with a record
[00:25:34] early vote and polls that indicate the Latino vote
[00:25:38] as decisive. So we asked if Latinos achieve a
[00:25:42] parliament contrary to Donald Trump, what will happen? Look how
[00:25:45] interesting your participation is, 39%
[00:25:49] think that everything will remain the same, that is, two
[00:25:51] fifths. However, 30%, one third
[00:25:55] think that Congress will attempt impeachment against Donald Trump, meaning that
[00:25:59] these two percentages confront each other. Now almost
[00:26:03] one fifth, 19% think that Trump will deepen his
[00:26:06] authoritarianism, something that of
[00:26:08] course we all believe can happen, and 12%
[00:26:12] Democrats will advance towards the White House. Oh, how interesting your
[00:26:15] participation in today's poll is, with the trends you have marked.
[00:26:31] Well, this round of "Topics of the Day" concludes, and of course, thank you very much for joining
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[00:28:11] How does our reality connect with what we call
[00:28:13] fiction? Very
[00:28:17] soon.
[00:28:22] Yes, it is proven that its friends fear the United States,
[00:28:26] but they do not respect it. Cuba does not fear
[00:28:29] in the least the immense power of that country, but... It is capable of
[00:28:33] respecting its people. Fidel Castro. November
[00:28:36] 2, 2001, appearance broadcast by
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[00:28:43] Cuba, on the international situation and the economic and
[00:28:46] global crisis. Havana,
[00:28:48] Cuba.
[00:28:57] We are not satisfied with just the
[00:29:00] the trending topic that others set. Here
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[00:29:14] all that is geopolitical, daily events that become
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[00:29:21] truth of our peoples, because
[00:29:24] our hearts forward, from the
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[00:29:41] Internal tensions and citizen disapproval
[00:29:44] coincide with an energy emergency. The United States
[00:29:47] reaches a critical point. This November 3rd, the
[00:29:51] House of Representatives will be renewed. One third of the Senate
[00:29:54] changes. Key prosecutor's offices determine
[00:29:57] governability. What will be Trump's real political weight after this
[00:30:01] day? The deep analysis, the geopolitical
[00:30:04] reading and each real-time projection of these
[00:30:08] elections in a special program hosted by
[00:30:11] Paola Pérez, along with our correspondents,
[00:30:15] Jorge Gestoso, Carlos Montero, Henry
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