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[00:00:00] but that led us to the common path, this regulation is an expression of that
[00:00:03] common path and I hope that this regulation, these regulations
[00:00:07] that we have signed will also be an expression of a
[00:00:10] Venezuela that seeks its spiritual rebirth, that this
[00:00:14] spiritual rebirth continues to be deeply
[00:00:17] human, that is what I ask of the Venezuela of today and the
[00:00:21] Venezuela of tomorrow, that
[00:00:23] political contradictions be resolved where they have
[00:00:27] to be resolved in democratic spaces. that the
[00:00:31] constitution establishes for that. The general
[00:00:34] secretary of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela, Diosdado Cabello,
[00:00:38] defended the dialogue process between the government and
[00:00:41] the Venezuelan opposition, denouncing the sectors that bet on the failure
[00:00:45] of these conversations. During a press conference of the PCV, Cabello
[00:00:49] stressed that the party's permanent agenda responds to direct
[00:00:52] contact and dialogue with the grassroots
[00:00:55] How do you reactivate one of and communal councils. He ratified that recovery
[00:00:58] work continues. after the earthquakes that occurred on June
[00:01:01] 24, in this act the general secretary welcomed the
[00:01:07] finished progress in the national dialogue process and denounced that the opposition delegation is subject to
[00:01:11] personal attacks by extremist sectors.
[00:01:14] Cabello supported the demands made for the return of Venezuelan
[00:01:18] gold held abroad and criticized those who
[00:01:21] oppose political negotiation
[00:01:23] efforts.
[00:01:27] There are opposition sectors that do not understand that.
[00:01:31] and I speak very clearly, opposition
[00:01:32] sectors,
[00:01:35] and they don't understand that because they are used to something
[00:01:37] else,
[00:01:39] they are the same ones who go to elections, lose and do not
[00:01:42] recognize,
[00:01:45] they are the same ones who say one thing one day and tomorrow
[00:01:48] say another,
[00:01:50] how many times was there
[00:01:52] Who ends up paying the cost of an opportunity to sign an agreement before
[00:01:55] and no agreement was reached because suddenly
[00:01:59] letter with a correction in they changed from... the morning, opposition
[00:02:01] sectors, well, this
[00:02:04] himself leader has already had three days, right, three days, it's progressing, how many attacks
[00:02:08] have they had, and now they are making personal
[00:02:12] attacks, and I'm not talking about personal attacks
[00:02:18] far beyond on the
[00:02:20] gross domestic product, including Bolivarian revolution delegation, I'm talking about personal
[00:02:22] attacks on those
[00:02:25] about 95% of appointed by the opposition, they attack them personally,
[00:02:29] a new version. The "alacranato" they are now
[00:02:32] trying to put on the
[00:02:34] table, this country does not need that, let them
[00:02:38] join, what happens is that they want to reach a dialogue at a table and
[00:02:43] electoral result, something that in be the bosses and only talk about what they want and only do
[00:02:46] what their interests dictate. According to
[00:02:50] the most recent public
[00:02:53] 12% amid opinion study, financial uncertainty, the deterioration of income and the lack of employment
[00:02:56] are consolidated as the main problems
[00:03:00] that worry the Argentine population, the public
[00:03:04] opinion study details that the first place of citizen
[00:03:08] concerns is occupied by economic uncertainty with
[00:03:11] 48.2% of mentions, followed by
[00:03:14] the fall in wages with 46.2% also
[00:03:18] unemployment with 44.6%. Corruption
[00:03:22] also appears but in the fourth step with 42.9%
[00:03:26] followed by the rates of public
[00:03:29] services in the political sphere, the survey
[00:03:33] reflects that 55.5% of those surveyed
[00:03:36] are rejecting the management of the executive, four of the five
[00:03:39] priority issues for Argentines are directly related
[00:03:43] to household finances and the cost of living, this in 3
[00:03:47] years of Javier Milei's government.
[00:03:49] Vilé.
[00:03:55] With this we finish, I remind you www.telesurtv.net
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[00:04:38] Brazil once again exhibits the deep contradictions of
[00:04:42] a society marked by inequality, while a
[00:04:45] sector of the political elites seems to find
[00:04:48] escape routes,
[00:04:50] even in the face of judicial restrictions, millions of
[00:04:54] Brazilians continue to wait for answers to historical
[00:04:57] debts. Flavio Bolsonaro's departure from the
[00:05:01] country, despite a judicial order prohibiting him
[00:05:04] from doing so, and amid investigations into alleged
[00:05:08] financial crimes, once again brings to the table:
[00:05:12] privileges and power relations, but the
[00:05:16] Deep Brazil is also built from below,
[00:05:19] from those who resist dispossession, defend
[00:05:22] their rights and fight for a country
[00:05:26] where dignity is not a
[00:05:28] privilege.
[00:05:33] Mrs. Maria arranges the last things, it is a day
[00:05:37] of conquest for more than 100 families of the Che
[00:05:40] Guevara camp, of the movement.
[00:06:12] During President Jair Bolsonaro's government, agrarian
[00:06:16] reform was dismantled with a policy focused on
[00:06:19] the distribution of land titles, but without allocating
[00:06:22] any public land to new settlements, for
[00:06:25] example, with the return of Lula da Silva for his
[00:06:29] third term, 59 families were
[00:06:32] settled in new areas between 2023 and
[00:06:35] August 2026. However,
[00:06:39] 145,000 families are still.
[00:07:14] In 2012, after going bankrupt, three sugarcane
[00:07:17] industries were occupied by 5 families from
[00:07:21] different peasant movements who converted an
[00:07:24] old latifundium that destroyed the soil with the cultivation
[00:07:28] of commodities into a place that produces healthy food and
[00:07:32] respects nature, but
[00:07:34] here there is still a lot missing, since
[00:07:38] the families who occupied that latifundium more than a decade ago,
[00:07:49] everything here was planted by me, because everything here was sugarcane, so I have
[00:07:53] 15 mango trees, all flowering, they have already produced mangoes,
[00:07:56] many cashew trees, there are about 13 cashew trees,
[00:08:00] all producing too, all
[00:08:02] flowering according to the latest census,
[00:08:05] 25.6 million Brazilians lived
[00:08:09] in the countryside in 2022,
[00:08:12] 12.6% of the population, compared
[00:08:15] to 2010, the countryside lost 4 million
[00:08:19] people, agrarian reform is a direct
[00:08:22] action against rural exodus, if the countryside does not plant, the
[00:08:26] city starves, the cities
[00:08:30] are swollen, they cannot accommodate more people, we are seeing
[00:08:33] climate change right, El
[00:08:37] Niño coming, right, as another aggravating factor of these
[00:08:40] climate changes and it is not only those in the countryside who are affected by this, right,
[00:08:44] everyone, everyone feels the heat, everyone feels the rise in food prices
[00:08:48] when there are no regular rains, now
[00:08:51] a new stage begins for the peasants of the future
[00:08:54] Che Guevara settlement, a struggle for them, but that
[00:08:58] can also save all humanity with healthy food
[00:09:01] and care for the earth. André Vieiris
[00:09:04] Sebastian Soto Telesur,
[00:09:06] Brazil.
[00:09:10] Brazilian President Luis Ignacio. Lula da Silva has
[00:09:13] advocated for the technological and digital sovereignty of the
[00:09:17] country by promoting scientific education
[00:09:21] and the creation of its own artificial
[00:09:24] intelligence. The president linked the development of
[00:09:27] national technological capabilities with the
[00:09:31] economic strengthening of Brazil, arguing that
[00:09:35] the local production of innovation is key
[00:09:38] to reducing dependence on foreign
[00:09:41] powers. avoid the outflow of foreign currency due to
[00:09:44] technology imports and
[00:09:46] position the country as a competitive and
[00:09:50] independent actor in the global economy.
[00:10:14] The South American giant is constantly evolving,
[00:10:17] join Beto Almeida and his guests
[00:10:21] on Latitude Brazil, a conversation
[00:10:24] where the most important aspects of daily
[00:10:28] Brazilian events are discussed in the political,
[00:10:31] social,
[00:10:33] economic and cultural landscape, every
[00:10:37] Wednesday, only on Telesur.
[00:11:20] the largest economies in Latin America without leaving
[00:11:24] behind the majorities? Brazil faces that
[00:11:27] challenge amid a complex fiscal
[00:11:30] legacy and deep social
[00:11:33] inequalities. When Luis Ignacio Lula da Silva
[00:11:36] assumed the presidency in January 2023, the
[00:11:40] general government's gross debt stood at
[00:11:43] 71.77% of GDP, according to the
[00:11:47] methodology of the Brazilian authorities,
[00:11:51] a scenario that imposed pressures on public
[00:11:54] accounts and conditioned the economic room for
[00:11:58] action. Since then, the
[00:12:01] country has registered changes in its productive activity
[00:12:05] and in the labor market, but economic growth
[00:12:08] also raises a fundamental question, how
[00:12:12] to transform macroeconomic results into better
[00:12:15] conditions for living
[00:12:18] well, decent employment and opportunities for the
[00:12:21] population.
[00:12:27] Despite external and internal financial
[00:12:30] pressures and fiscal challenges, Brazil has
[00:12:34] registered significant social and economic
[00:12:37] advances. Unemployment fell to historic
[00:12:40] lows of 5.3% in December
[00:12:44] 2025, while the real income of formal
[00:12:48] workers showed a favorable evolution. Added
[00:12:51] to this is the reduction of poverty and the country's
[00:12:55] exit from the hunger map of the United Nations Organization
[00:12:58] for Food and Agriculture, FAO,
[00:13:02] a result that reflects the impact of social
[00:13:05] protection and food security policies.
[00:13:08] In environmental matters, the Amazon
[00:13:12] also registered a significant change. Deforestation
[00:13:15] fell more than 70% compared to 2022
[00:13:19] and reached its lowest
[00:13:21] level in 2026 since
[00:13:25] records began in
[00:13:27] 1988.
[00:13:29] In parallel, the economy maintained its growth with
[00:13:33] a favorable trade balance, increased
[00:13:36] arrival of international tourists and
[00:13:39] international reserves exceeding
[00:13:42] 360 billion dollars. However,
[00:13:46] the advances do not eliminate structural tensions,
[00:13:50] high interest rates, pressures on
[00:13:53] public accounts and social inequalities
[00:13:57] continue to test the capacity of the Brazilian
[00:13:59] people to sustain their
[00:14:02] recovery. Brazil's challenge is not only
[00:14:05] to grow, but to consolidate a model that
[00:14:09] converts the wealth it produces into rights,
[00:14:12] well-being and opportunities for the
[00:14:15] majorities. Lula da Silva once again obtains
[00:14:19] the support of the polls and opens a new chapter for
[00:14:23] Brazil. What does this victory mean for the economic
[00:14:26] direction of the country, what can change for workers,
[00:14:30] families and productive
[00:14:33] sectors, we will explore it in the following
[00:14:36] material.
[00:14:40] Governments of Latin America, India, China, Russia welcomed the
[00:14:44] victory of Lula da Silva in Brazil,
[00:14:47] but not everything is rosy. Lula's
[00:14:50] victory shook markets, there are sharp
[00:14:54] drops. the shares of Brazilian companies abroad, the epic of
[00:14:58] grandparents voting, those images of
[00:15:02] old people preparing at home, combing their hair to go out
[00:15:05] to vote, the youngest walking because public
[00:15:08] transport was conspicuous by its absence, obviously intentionally,
[00:15:12] Lula's digital army that
[00:15:15] gathered 10 million followers on WhatsApp, all
[00:15:19] this, the market didn't like it, EWC stock
[00:15:23] fund. lost more than
[00:15:26] 19% of its value, Petrobras,
[00:15:29] the state-owned company, 20%, Itaú,
[00:15:33] Unibanco, 13.65%,
[00:15:38] the mining company Vale lost
[00:15:40] 4.19% in overnight operations on
[00:15:44] Sunday, the next fund,
[00:15:47] which is an index that replicates the
[00:15:51] Brazilian stock market, fell more than 11% in the
[00:15:55] first operations on Monday, October 26,
[00:15:58] they, Facebook, Instagram, Meta,
[00:16:02] Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Open
[00:16:05] AI, Apple, TikTok, the
[00:16:08] techno-oligarchs, as Lula calls them, took
[00:16:11] Lula for granted, they took Bolsonaro's victory for granted,
[00:16:15] that's the thing, they didn't count on being able to reduce
[00:16:18] abstention, that's the big question, it went down from
[00:16:22] 21.08% to
[00:16:24] 19.21%.
[00:16:27] The fear of the return of Bolsonarism to power,
[00:16:30] Flavio and the chainsaw, Flavio and Miley
[00:16:34] did the rest. The bad debates.
[00:16:37] The mockery of the nine fingers of a metalworker
[00:16:41] like Lula
[00:16:44] what had not been won. Quickly, I'll go with some cities.
[00:16:48] Sao Paulo rose from 9,500
[00:16:51] to 12,100, in the second round. Rio, we are talking
[00:16:55] about votes, 3,7000 to
[00:16:58] 4,600. Rio Grande Do Sul, Mina
[00:17:01] Gerais and Bahia had upward behavior, that is, they
[00:17:05] replicated that of the big
[00:17:07] cities as well, I ask, has the myth that progressivism cannot
[00:17:10] win in Latin America ended? This
[00:17:14] is just
[00:17:14] beginning,
[00:17:18] greetings, after fleeing to the United States, the presidential
[00:17:22] candidate in the last elections, Flavio Bolsonaro
[00:17:25] and current senator sent a letter to the
[00:17:28] Brazilian population in which he recognized himself as president-
[00:17:31] elect, minutes later he sent a new
[00:17:37] which he stopped considering himself president- elect and considered
[00:17:42] of the Brazilian nation, in this sense what must be highlighted
[00:17:45] is that precisely during yesterday,
[00:17:49] the President of the United States Donald Trump, who granted asylum, in
[00:17:52] quotation marks, refuge to Flavio Bolsonaro, declared
[00:17:56] that he would not interfere
[00:18:00] in the Brazilian election when asked if
[00:18:03] he agreed with this statement by Flavio Bolsonaro who considered
[00:18:06] himself, at the time, as president-elect, there were also
[00:18:10] statements yesterday from other Brazilian sectors,
[00:18:13] allies of Flavio
[00:18:17] Bolsonaro who recognize the
[00:18:20] the letter Flavio Bolsonaro did not recognize
[00:18:23] in principle, Rogerio Mariño himself who was
[00:18:27] the campaign coordinator of Flavio Bolsonaro
[00:18:31] declared that the result was already given, that the election had already
[00:18:34] taken place and that he considered that Flavio Bolsonaro was acting in
[00:18:38] a situation of disgust due to the electoral
[00:18:41] result, Silas Malafaya also expressed himself in this way,
[00:18:44] a pastor and political ally of Flavio
[00:18:48] Bolsonaro, making strong criticisms of Flavio Bolsonaro for his
[00:18:51] stance and saying that he would not, not,
[00:18:55] not, not adhere to a, to a slander like
[00:18:58] this in relation to the presidential elections,
[00:19:02] the governor of the state of Sao Paulo, Tarcisio de Freitas, also expressed
[00:19:05] himself in the same way, former infrastructure minister of
[00:19:09] Jair Bolsonaro, ally of Flavio Bolsonaro and a
[00:19:13] person who was a support for Flavio Bolsonaro during the campaign to
[00:19:17] be able to carry out acts in Sao Paulo, he said that the result
[00:19:21] was already given and that we must move forward, so a
[00:19:24] rift opens in sectors not only of the right, of
[00:19:27] the extreme right, but within Bolsonarism
[00:19:29] isolating
[00:19:31] Flavio Bolsonaro after these statements he made not
[00:19:35] recognizing the electoral result. Other governments in the
[00:19:38] region of the extreme right, including in South America,
[00:19:41] have recognized the electoral result in Brazil, it was also
[00:19:45] done by leaders of other countries
[00:19:48] such as Giorgia Meloni in Italy, who also recognized
[00:19:52] the electoral result, this shows international isolation
[00:19:56] for the Bolsonarist sectors, after the departure of Flavio
[00:19:59] Bolsonaro, amid
[00:20:02] investigations for corruption, active, passive and money
[00:20:05] laundering by the justice system. The senator left
[00:20:09] the country through Argentina with a stop in Ecuador
[00:20:13] arriving in the United States to receive
[00:20:16] asylum from the Donald Trump government.
[00:20:18] Studies.
[00:20:22] Technology can also become a tool
[00:20:25] to reduce inequalities.
[00:20:28] Brazil has expanded its national telehealth network which already
[00:20:32] exceeds 12 million procedures registered
[00:20:35] between January 2025 and
[00:20:39] October 2026. In
[00:20:41] that period, the specialized centers increased
[00:20:45] from 13 to 63, with
[00:20:48] presence in all 27 units of the
[00:20:51] Federation. Through the Single Health
[00:20:54] System, this expansion allows connecting patients
[00:20:58] and professionals, facilitating access to
[00:21:01] specialized guidance and avoiding travel when
[00:21:05] remote care is appropriate.
[00:21:08] Thus, investment in digital health not only strengthens
[00:21:12] the public system's capacity. It can also
[00:21:16] relieve family expenses and bring services
[00:21:19] to communities that face greater distances
[00:21:23] and access barriers.
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[00:22:42] financial volatility? In Brazil,
[00:22:45] as in other Latin American economies, the
[00:22:49] movements of large capital can shake
[00:22:52] markets, pressure currencies and
[00:22:55] condition the economic decisions of
[00:22:58] countries. When money moves to the rhythm of
[00:23:01] expectations and the interests of investors,
[00:23:04] the consequences can go
[00:23:08] stock exchanges, affecting credit, productive
[00:23:12] investment, the price of goods
[00:23:16] and, above all, the purchasing power of the population.
[00:23:20] A dynamic that once again brings to the table a central
[00:23:23] debate for the economies of the global South, to
[00:23:27] what extent can countries protect their
[00:23:30] economic stability and sovereignty from the
[00:23:33] pressures of financial
[00:23:35] capital.
[00:23:39] Brazilian shares fall up to
[00:23:43] the political crisis of the Bolsonaro
[00:23:45] family. The departure from Brazil of
[00:23:49] Senator Bolsonaro, despite the judicial
[00:23:52] restrictions that prevented him from leaving the country,
[00:23:55] added tension to a political scenario that was already
[00:23:59] affecting financial markets. On
[00:24:02] October 28, the Bovespa index fell
[00:24:06] 2.7%, while shares of
[00:24:09] companies like Kosan and Vamos, registered
[00:24:13] losses of more than 11%.
[00:24:17] The senator crossed the border with Argentina. and
[00:24:20] traveled on a private plane to the United States,
[00:24:24] as reported by the Brazilian federal police.
[00:24:27] His departure occurred after the Federal
[00:24:30] Supreme Court ordered the retention of his passports
[00:24:34] and prohibited his departure from national territory. The
[00:24:38] justice system is investigating him for alleged crimes
[00:24:42] of money laundering and currency evasion,
[00:24:46] accusations that he denies. The financial reaction, however, cannot
[00:24:50] be explained by a single episode.
[00:24:53] Days earlier, after the electoral result, the
[00:24:56] Bovespa had suffered a fall of
[00:24:59] 13.9% amid investors'
[00:25:03] expectations about the
[00:25:06] country's fiscal direction and the government's
[00:25:09] future economic decisions. These
[00:25:12] movements once again expose a fundamental
[00:25:16] tension, while the decisions of large capital
[00:25:20] can shake markets in a matter of hours, their
[00:25:24] consequences can affect credit,
[00:25:26] investment and productive
[00:25:29] activity. In Brazil, the challenge remains
[00:25:33] to protect economic stability, without
[00:25:36] allowing financial uncertainty or
[00:25:40] elite conflicts to end up affecting
[00:25:44] workers and the large
[00:25:46] majorities.
[00:26:10] Greetings, in economic matters, Brazil closes the year
[00:26:13] 2026 with record employment and also a record in the
[00:26:16] reduction of unemployment, to these
[00:26:19] numbers is added a withdrawal in recent
[00:26:23] years of Brazil from the hunger map of the United Nations Organization,
[00:26:26] a step back in relation to the context that had occurred
[00:26:30] during the government of Jair Bolsonaro. and on the other hand,
[00:26:33] in terms of gross domestic product, there is a
[00:26:36] slowdown, but the numbers presented by the national
[00:26:40] confederation of industries are below new estimates made
[00:26:44] by the International Monetary Fund in an increase
[00:26:47] of perhaps 2.2% for the year 2027,
[00:26:50] so despite the slowdown the numbers continue to be
[00:26:54] positive in terms of the growth of gross domestic product
[00:26:57] and what, the debt perhaps for the
[00:27:00] coming years are the reduction of interest
[00:27:04] rates determined by the central bank, something
[00:27:07] that generates debt for Brazilian families and on the other hand
[00:27:11] also continue the battle against inflation, inflation is not high but it has
[00:27:15] risen in recent months due to food, the
[00:27:18] price of food and fertilizers, a situation that
[00:27:22] occurs in the global context, also accompanied
[00:27:25] by although Petrobras has a price
[00:27:29] policy during the government of Lula da Silva that is not governed
[00:27:32] by the international price of oil, so it does not fall
[00:27:35] at the time of the consumption of fuels by the population,
[00:27:39] however, well, at a global level we have that context, on the other hand
[00:27:43] it must also be highlighted that Brazil
[00:27:46] has experienced economic growth,
[00:27:49] but family debts have increased in recent
[00:27:53] years and there was a solution by the Brazilian government regarding
[00:27:57] the blocking of
[00:28:01] bets, of online betting. The latest data from the Brazilian
[00:28:04] Association of Supermarkets have stated that the consumption of
[00:28:08] oil, rice in Brazil, some foods that had
[00:28:11] been reduced in recent years due to family indebtedness
[00:28:15] as a result of online betting, something that was withdrawing
[00:28:19] resources from the Brazilian
[00:28:22] from the most vulnerable families who received subsidy
[00:28:26] programs for poor families such as Bolsa Familia from the
[00:28:29] Brazilian government. So. there is
[00:28:32] growth in terms of indebtedness and inflation, but the
[00:28:36] government has acted in recent months to face it and by
[00:28:39] On the other hand, a record in employment in Brazil by the end of
[00:28:43] this year 2026, studies,
[00:28:47] should the profit of platforms be above the
[00:28:50] protection of families? The
[00:28:53] country also faces the pressures of financial power
[00:28:57] and influence networks of privileged
[00:29:00] sectors, but the resources of a
[00:29:03] nation are not the property of its elites, nor can
[00:29:06] economic power become a
[00:29:09] shield against justice and public scrutiny,
[00:29:13] because the truth cannot be buried under
[00:29:17] money or political influences.
[00:29:20] Until a next installment of
[00:29:22] realities.
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[00:30:07] Wednesday, only on
[00:30:09] Telesur.
[00:30:13] The mind is the basis for maintaining a healthy body.
[00:30:17] Promoting self-care facilitates our quality of life
[00:30:20] and invites us to investigate the advances of
[00:30:23] science. Research, analysis
[00:30:27] and prevention of the diseases that exist in the
[00:30:30] world today. Guide your
[00:30:34] body every Tuesday,
[00:30:36] only on
[00:30:39] Telesur,
[00:30:45] every day new events and scenarios unfold in Latin
[00:30:49] America and the world, that's why we always have
[00:30:52] our agenda
[00:30:53] open.