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[00:03:38] to accompany you, thus begins Report 360, I am Paola Pérez, let's immediately
[00:03:42] review our headlines, at
[00:03:45] least 56 million people have voted early
[00:03:49] has launched trying to for the midterm elections in the United
[00:03:51] States, while social sectors denounce the
[00:03:55] policies of Donald
[00:03:56] Trump's government.
[00:04:03] The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation denounces the
[00:04:07] 27, district 27, deterioration of the security situation of journalists in that
[00:04:10] country within the framework of the international day to end impunity
[00:04:13] for crimes against
[00:04:15] communicators.
[00:04:23] English media, so far And the government of Israel also continues to aggravate the
[00:04:27] humanitarian crisis in Palestinian territories.
[00:04:54] is already trying to muddy the
[00:05:01] of ICE works for her tomorrow, for the
[00:05:04] We announced it in our headline and Report 360, close to 56
[00:05:08] million US citizens have voted early.
[00:05:10] Midterm elections that have taken place throughout this day. Carlos Montero with
[00:05:14] us live from Miami to give us more
[00:05:17] details on this panorama. Hello Carlos, greetings,
[00:05:20] welcome, tell us.
[00:05:22] Hello, Paola, good evening, from the city of Miami and today
[00:05:26] what the projections had been saying was confirmed,
[00:05:30] that tomorrow the Democrats will
[00:05:33] have a very good day that will change the balance
[00:05:36] of power here in the United States, for example, states like.
[00:05:40] The state of Florida, here in the United States you have some states that
[00:05:44] traditionally vote for Republicans and others
[00:05:47] that traditionally vote for the
[00:05:51] Democrats, the state of Florida is a
[00:05:54] state that always votes red, meaning, for the
[00:05:58] Republicans, but in these elections the contests are
[00:06:02] so close that the state of
[00:06:05] Florida is not as accustomed to being
[00:06:09] for those who will surely vote for the
[00:06:12] Republicans, President Bush spoke today from
[00:06:16] Washington, from the capital, he, as always,
[00:06:19] showed optimism, says that tomorrow there will be surprises,
[00:06:23] all indicators indicate that there will be no surprise, the
[00:06:26] Americans are tired of Donald
[00:06:29] Trump's administration, these midterm elections
[00:06:33] are considered a
[00:06:36] test of the president's administration,
[00:06:39] a referendum and the majority of
[00:06:42] Americans, as we are seeing in the polls, are not,
[00:06:46] he has his strong base, that follows Donald Trump, no matter what he
[00:06:50] does and their excuse is well, Donald Trump has 2 more years
[00:06:53] and needs more time to carry out his economic
[00:06:57] issues, what worries here in the United
[00:07:00] States what tomorrow, what the 55 million
[00:07:04] people who did not vote, who will vote tomorrow is economic issue,
[00:07:08] economic issue is a very serious issue, the price of
[00:07:11] gasoline, the price of oil is very high, undoubtedly
[00:07:15] influenced by what is happening in Iran, corruption
[00:07:19] also worries, but I want to talk to you, you said about social
[00:07:22] groups, within these
[00:07:26] elections, precisely here in Florida,
[00:07:30] Marco Rubio was the senator, they have two each
[00:07:34] state has two senators, Rick Scott
[00:07:37] Republican and Marco Rubio, when Marco Rubio
[00:07:41] Trump appointed him secretary of state,
[00:07:45] DeSantis, the governor who is also Republican, appointed
[00:07:49] Ashley Moodi and Ashley Moodi now
[00:07:52] to complete the period of Marco Rubio, he has 2 years left, he has to
[00:07:55] compete precisely with Anchi Nixon,
[00:07:59] Anchi Nixon is from the Democratic party but from the
[00:08:02] Democratic party that is more to the left, they are
[00:08:05] called here in the United States Democratic
[00:08:09] Socialists of America, undoubtedly to...
[00:08:12] here in Florida, as I told you before,
[00:08:15] a very Republican
[00:08:18] state, the word socialist, the word
[00:08:21] communist causes a lot of
[00:08:25] with people, tomorrow we will be with her, if an
[00:08:29] interview we asked for is confirmed and what she says is I want
[00:08:32] everyone to have access to a fair life,
[00:08:36] access to health, prices undoubtedly that all people can
[00:08:39] access and not just a
[00:08:42] minority. one of the contests that
[00:08:48] to tomorrow for the Florida Senate,
[00:08:51] also the governor is at stake,
[00:08:54] a Republican against a Democrat, Byron Donald
[00:08:58] Republican supported by Donald Trump faces
[00:09:02] Democrat David Jolly, David Jolly was a Republican at the beginning
[00:09:05] of his career, but he said he was disappointed with the
[00:09:09] Republican party and now he ran as a Democrat
[00:09:12] and the most interesting topic. Paola, here for
[00:09:16] Latinos is district
[00:09:20] 75% of the people are
[00:09:22] Latinas and two former journalists compete,
[00:09:26] María Elvira Salazar who holds the position, she is
[00:09:29] Republican against Helio Rodríguez, another Cuban-American
[00:09:32] journalist who worked for the
[00:09:36] María Elvira Salazar has a slight
[00:09:39] lead, María Elvira Salazar got into trouble
[00:09:43] because there is a Cuban community, a Venezuelan
[00:09:45] community in Florida that is disappointed with the
[00:09:49] way President Trump is acting with ICE, this
[00:09:53] immigration service that detains people, goes to look for people at their workplace,
[00:09:57] churches, schools, and María Elvira Salazar says that she
[00:10:00] needed to talk to Trump to change this methodology,
[00:10:04] let's see if that kind of
[00:10:07] apology she asked from her Latino voters who are
[00:10:10] frustrated by the violence.
[00:10:14] moment the polls give her the
[00:10:17] lead, but well, Paola, tomorrow the voting centers open at
[00:10:21] 7, they close at 7 in the evening, also... it is such a
[00:10:25] large country that in Florida there are
[00:10:27] different time zones, there is the East, the
[00:10:31] Central and the West, so when they close here in the
[00:10:34] East, in the West people will still be voting for 3 more
[00:10:37] hours, but
[00:10:41] 8 o'clock at night we will have a better idea of what
[00:10:45] this trend is, if they are right that it will be a beating of the
[00:10:49] Democrats against Donald Trump, Paula, back to
[00:10:52] you, Carlos, and while you are telling us. narrating this situation that somehow
[00:10:56] gives us a reflection of how these midterm
[00:11:00] elections are also shaping up, taking into account that the state of Florida
[00:11:04] is also one of the key states, not with a very conservative vote aligned with the
[00:11:07] Republicans and where even these candidates, several of them who had
[00:11:11] representation in Congress, had
[00:11:13] approved an additional budget of 70 billion
[00:11:17] dollars for ICE precisely in the midst of this controversy of a Latino
[00:11:21] vote that could also be decisive in the midst of this
[00:11:24] circumstance. Today several power outages were reported in
[00:11:27] electoral centers that, unlike Latin America, are not in several
[00:11:31] places, but in some specific places. Has this also been recorded
[00:11:34] where you are or only in DC, that
[00:11:37] is, in Washington, where it was reported through social networks that
[00:11:41] there was an interruption of the electricity
[00:11:44] supply.
[00:11:46] Here in the city of Miami where we are, those
[00:11:50] incidents were not recorded, here the polling places are
[00:11:53] in schools or
[00:11:58] the question for tomorrow that many are
[00:12:01] asking themselves, we are asking ourselves, is how Donald
[00:12:05] react if indeed the polls
[00:12:08] are right and his party receives a
[00:12:11] beating in both the House of Representatives and the Senate, we know
[00:12:15] that the Republicans control both chambers and everything
[00:12:18] indicates that they will lose them, when Trump was asked
[00:12:22] about that ethical dilemma, he said well, if that happens I'm
[00:12:25] going to have to work with
[00:12:29] executive orders, undoubtedly there will be presidential
[00:12:32] vetoes that could cause many
[00:12:36] problems, but we will be attentive tomorrow to see how the
[00:12:39] procedure goes, regarding these power
[00:12:43] outages you mention from Washington, here at least
[00:12:45] in the city of Miami, they
[00:12:49] were not recorded, I repeat, tomorrow at 7 in the morning the
[00:12:52] polling places open and close at 7 in the evening,
[00:12:56] Paola, thank you Carlos Montero, live from Miami, United
[00:13:00] States, also reporting on these decisive hours,
[00:13:03] when November 3rd arrives for the physical vote that many
[00:13:09] more than 56 million have done so early and by mail,
[00:13:13] and in the midst of this situation we will also
[00:13:16] Jorge Gestoso, at this time so that he can give us more
[00:13:20] details on how this day is unfolding, what
[00:13:23] the latest says in the midst of a contest that is still
[00:13:27] being decided between this bipartisanship between Democrats
[00:13:30] and Republicans, Jorge,
[00:13:31] go ahead,
[00:13:35] the last hours are running here in
[00:13:37] Washington before the midterm legislative
[00:13:41] elections in the United States begin
[00:13:44] that has generated an expectation not only at the
[00:13:47] level of the United States but worldwide, there are more than
[00:13:50] 56 million Latino voters.
[00:13:55] Americans and Americans who have already
[00:13:58] voted early, we are talking about Hispanics
[00:14:01] also voting in record numbers and at a political
[00:14:05] level, lawsuits have already begun
[00:14:08] that the government of President Trump
[00:14:14] dispute what could be results, for example in the case
[00:14:18] of California and also in the case of states
[00:14:21] previous to California where the
[00:14:25] questioning of what are anticipated to be Democratic
[00:14:29] victories could occur, why? because as the
[00:14:32] beginning of the election day approaches,
[00:14:35] more and more polls clearly show the
[00:14:39] Democrats as favorites, not only to regain
[00:14:42] control of the House of Representatives of Congress here
[00:14:46] behind me in Washington, but
[00:14:49] also certain possibilities of also gaining control
[00:14:53] of the Senate and from there.
[00:14:55] the Republican Party, according to information from the Washington
[00:14:58] Post, is already organizing lawsuits.
[00:15:01] In what way? At the level of investigations
[00:15:05] into how they have been carried out, for example, in the case of California,
[00:15:09] questioning in advance that there are 20 voters who
[00:15:12] are not qualified to have voted, who would be, in inverted commas,
[00:15:16] undocumented. That
[00:15:19] field also at the level of what has to do with
[00:15:23] lawsuits. These political procedures
[00:15:26] where they can really question
[00:15:30] results, a day that will be very, very
[00:15:34] important for the life of the United States, because if the
[00:15:37] control of Congress changes, it would then be the end of an
[00:15:40] important stage of Trump's policies, as could also be
[00:15:44] the case of economics with
[00:15:47] the imposition of tariffs, in the
[00:15:50] migratory case with that violent persecution, as political scientist
[00:15:54] Juan Carlos Monedero says of
[00:15:57] ICE, which he describes as Trump's Gestapo, which has
[00:16:01] caused enormous
[00:16:04] discussions and also rejections within the political
[00:16:08] community, not only of Hispanics, but of
[00:16:10] Americans, so we will
[00:16:14] continue to bring you instantly everything that is happening in the hours
[00:16:18] before and throughout tomorrow's day, attentive to that entire
[00:16:22] scenario, thank you Jorge Jesus, live for Report Tresta
[00:16:25] Santa from Washington, let's take a break, when we return,
[00:16:29] we will talk about the statement by the spokeswoman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of
[00:16:33] Russia, Maria Zakharova, who has questioned the lack of protection for the
[00:16:37] rights of journalists, yes, this has
[00:16:39] to do with what happens in conflict zones and the work they do
[00:16:43] abroad. We will tell you details when we return.
[00:17:57] The Russian Foreign Ministry has denounced the deterioration of the safety of
[00:18:00] Russian journalists when the international day to end impunity
[00:18:04] for crimes against journalists is also celebrated,
[00:18:08] focusing mainly on conflict zones and the work they do
[00:18:11] abroad, today, she gives us more information at
[00:18:14] this
[00:18:19] time. Greetings, colleague, thanks for the contact,
[00:18:23] every November 2nd is celebrated the international day to
[00:18:27] end impunity for crimes against journalists
[00:18:30] established in 2013 by a resolution of the
[00:18:34] United Nations General Assembly, on the occasion of... This
[00:18:37] date, the spokeswoman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia,
[00:18:40] Maria Zakharova, denounced the deterioration of the safety of
[00:18:44] Russian journalists and the constant increase in attacks and killings
[00:18:48] against media professionals in the exercise of their
[00:18:51] duties. According to the spokeswoman for the Foreign Ministry
[00:18:55] of the Eurasian Giant, the media space has become
[00:18:59] a real theater of military operations where the
[00:19:02] countries of the collective West, clinging to their old
[00:19:05] hegemony, try by all means to suppress
[00:19:09] dissent and impose on the world majority a single correct
[00:19:13] point of view on international events, in
[00:19:16] this logic, the diplomat expressed that journalists are divided
[00:19:19] into "ours" and "the others," the latter being increasingly
[00:19:23] subjected to a whole arsenal of coercive measures aimed
[00:19:27] at forcing them to abandon their convictions and principles,
[00:19:31] among them are blatant illicit acts that
[00:19:34] constitute a serious violation of fundamental
[00:19:38] norms of international law. Zakharova stated that the
[00:19:41] repressive actions of the West and its protégés in Ukraine, Moldova and the
[00:19:45] Baltic countries against Russian media
[00:19:49] and their personnel, have not received due reaction from
[00:19:52] competent international organizations, including
[00:19:56] the Office of the High Commissioner for Human
[00:19:58] Rights, UNESCO and the OSCE, also pointing to the
[00:20:02] high officials of these institutions who continue to demonstrate
[00:20:05] time and again their inability to act
[00:20:09] objectively and impartially, according to Zakharova, they turn a
[00:20:12] blind eye to the restrictions against Russian
[00:20:16] media, remain indifferent to the
[00:20:18] blatant acts of violence against Moscow
[00:20:22] journalists and refuse to document bloody crimes and condemn
[00:20:26] those responsible, in particular she stated that the Kiev regime,
[00:20:30] emboldened by permissiveness and impunity,
[00:20:33] openly carries out a true hunt.
[00:20:36] representatives of the Russian media community, that's all the
[00:20:39] details of this information, now we return the
[00:20:42] signal, thank you, we remain in Russia
[00:20:46] because Denmark is recruiting translators for military use, this also
[00:20:50] marks these red lines of a direct involvement
[00:20:53] in the conflict in Eastern Europe, our
[00:20:57] correspondent shares more information also from Moscow,
[00:21:00] welcome,
[00:21:01] greetings from the city of St.
[00:21:04] Petersburg, dear friends, the recent
[00:21:07] official call from the Danish Ministry of Defense to recruit
[00:21:11] Ukrainian translators has raised alarms about the
[00:21:15] real level of Denmark's involvement in the conflict.
[00:21:18] Beyond humanitarian assistance or refugee integration,
[00:21:22] these profiles of the new hires
[00:21:25] are specifically intended for the
[00:21:28] translation of military orders,
[00:21:31] instructions and operational
[00:21:34] documentation. This news indicates an evident
[00:21:37] and gradual strategic progression. Denmark has
[00:21:41] transitioned from sending basic equipment such as
[00:21:44] helmets, bulletproof vests, etc., to supplying
[00:21:48] artillery and armored vehicles, including direct instruction
[00:21:51] of Ukrainian troops on European soil,
[00:21:55] the incorporation of linguistic specialists
[00:21:58] eliminates the last communication barrier, facilitating not
[00:22:02] only the exchange of experiences in the shooting range,
[00:22:05] but also the feasibility of a more organic
[00:22:09] presence of support personnel or advisors
[00:22:12] (in inverted commas) in the actual theater of operations, the
[00:22:16] thin line separating military cooperation from
[00:22:20] direct participation in the conflict in Ukraine is becoming increasingly
[00:22:23] blurred. The cooperation infrastructure is
[00:22:27] expanding to ensure that in the scenario
[00:22:30] of escalation, the coordination between both
[00:22:33] forces is absolute, consolidating an operational
[00:22:37] link that could surpass the traditional role of
[00:22:40] merely an arms supplier. Thus, Europe
[00:22:43] takes another step towards a large-scale war.
[00:22:47] From St. Petersburg for Telesur.
[00:22:51] Thank you Alex, I correct, so, he is not in Moscow, he is in St. Petersburg, the second largest
[00:22:55] city in Russia. In other news, China will preside from November 3rd to
[00:22:58] 4th in Beijing, the eleventh meeting of foreign ministers within the framework of the
[00:23:02] cooperation that is also being developed, our colleague Angel
[00:23:06] Santa Cruz gives us more details about this scenario,
[00:23:09] welcome, yes, greetings colleagues, from
[00:23:13] Beijing, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi will preside on November 3rd and 4th
[00:23:17] in this capital. The eleventh meeting of foreign ministers of the Lancang-Mekong
[00:23:20] Cooperation, the spokeswoman of the Foreign Ministry Mao Ning reported today.
[00:23:23] The spokeswoman pointed out that this year marks a decade since the first meeting of
[00:23:27] leaders of the mechanism, which has expanded its cooperation initiatives with the
[00:23:30] joint effort of the countries of the basin. Mao stressed that
[00:23:36] Mekong countries have deepened during these last 10 years,
[00:23:40] a period in which bilateral and multilateral trade exceeded $500
[00:23:43] million dollars, an increase of 150%. compared to
[00:23:47] a decade ago, the spokeswoman pointed out that the construction of the
[00:23:51] economic development belt of the Lancang-Mekong
[00:23:56] results and that the innovation corridor became
[00:24:00] a new area of cooperation, likewise
[00:24:03] she indicated that projects are advancing to improve regional
[00:24:07] connectivity and that the special fund for Lancang-Mekong
[00:24:10] cooperation supported more than 1,000 small-scale initiatives with
[00:24:13] direct benefits for communities. Mao added
[00:24:16] in her statement: that the Lancang visa
[00:24:20] mechanism facilitates exchanges between the citizens of the six participating
[00:24:23] countries and affirmed that in view of the accelerating changes in the international
[00:24:27] landscape, Lancang-Mekong cooperation acquires greater
[00:24:31] relevance to promote open development and preserve regional
[00:24:35] peace and stability. China hopes that the meeting
[00:24:38] will allow for the evaluation of accumulated experiences, the definition of future
[00:24:42] priorities and the examination of a new stage of cooperation called
[00:24:45] Lancang-Mekong 2.0. The Lancang-Mekong
[00:24:48] cooperation mechanism unites China, Cambodia, Laos,
[00:24:52] Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam, countries that seek to strengthen
[00:24:55] connectivity, economic development and sustainable regional
[00:24:58] cooperation. With this information, we bid farewell until a
[00:25:01] next contact, we thus return the signal to the central studios of
[00:25:05] Telesur in Caracas, Venezuela.
[00:25:09] Thank you Angel Santa Cruz. In another scenario, Israel has been
[00:25:12] violating the ceasefire more than
[00:25:14] 5,889
[00:25:16] times. According to reports from Gazan authorities. This
[00:25:20] also impacts what had been agreed between
[00:25:24] both parties, for example, the entry of trucks with humanitarian
[00:25:27] aid, only 30% has
[00:25:30] entered, that is what the Gaza authorities are denouncing, the Ministry
[00:25:34] of Health in Palestine also reports that in the last 48 hours Israel
[00:25:38] has killed 15 Palestinians leaving about 38 injured
[00:25:41] and since October 7, 2023, this balance has risen to more than
[00:25:45] 74,609 Gazans, of whom
[00:25:48] 175 were injured, we are also talking about
[00:25:52] 90% of a destroyed
[00:25:54] infrastructure.
[00:26:21] Regarding this, the Balfour Declaration issued on November 2,
[00:26:25] 1917, is also causing
[00:26:28] this impasse, which hinders what has been
[00:26:32] pointed out as the subsequent origin of what
[00:26:36] is the dispossession, this recolonization that is also taking place in
[00:26:39] occupied Palestinian territory. Udasi tells us
[00:26:43] more.
[00:26:47] On November 2, 1917, the
[00:26:50] British government issued the catastrophic declaration of
[00:26:53] Belford, through which he expressed his support for
[00:26:57] the establishment of a national Jewish home in Palestine. A
[00:27:00] decision adopted without.
[00:27:24] We remember the origin of a long tragedy for the
[00:27:27] Palestinian people, whose consequences are still present
[00:27:30] to this day.
[00:28:02] the ominous declaration of Belford to Captivity, a
[00:28:06] promise and a continuous injustice. The
[00:28:09] concentration not only seeks to express solidarity with Palestinian
[00:28:12] prisoners, but also to condemn the declaration
[00:28:16] and its historical consequences.
[00:28:19] We have been suffering for 109 years forced displacement,
[00:28:23] murders and
[00:28:24] exile.
[00:28:27] However, the Palestinian people remain attached to this land and are not willing to
[00:28:31] abandon it.
[00:28:35] The Zionist enemy has tried to expel our people by all
[00:28:38] means, but despite everything, the Palestinians remain
[00:28:42] attached to their land. Every day we experience a new
[00:28:45] Nakba and a new promise to Balfour against the Palestinian
[00:28:49] people.
[00:28:53] Here we will remain with the free voice of
[00:28:55] Palestine,
[00:28:58] despite the genocide and ethnic cleansing that continues in the strip.
[00:29:05] Despite the forced and arbitrary displacement of
[00:29:08] hunger, here
[00:29:09] we will remain.
[00:29:13] We will remain in the Gaza Strip, in the territories of 48 and
[00:29:17] in Cisjordania.
[00:29:20] From Gaza, they consider that the Belfort declaration symbolizes
[00:29:23] the beginning of a long period of dispossession and injustice for the
[00:29:27] Palestinians and seek to remember that its consequences
[00:29:31] are still marking.
[00:29:49] Palestine continues to be marked by the demand for
[00:29:51] rights, freedom and justice.
[00:29:55] Thank you, this Monday the delegations of Lebanon and Syria have
[00:29:58] explored new avenues of bilateral cooperation during a high-level
[00:30:02] meeting. Held in Damascus, the capital of Syria.
[00:30:05] Jishanus from Beirut, with the
[00:30:07] news.
[00:30:11] Hello, colleagues, friendly greetings to viewers, an expanded
[00:30:14] Lebanese ministerial delegation is visiting Syria today
[00:30:18] to discuss with the Syrian authorities
[00:30:21] numerous pending files. The delegation
[00:30:24] headed by the deputy prime minister and includes
[00:30:27] the ministers of labor, social affairs and education, as
[00:30:31] well as a. of the interior ministry, the delegation
[00:30:35] has been received by the Syrian foreign minister and after an
[00:30:39] expanded meeting, the Lebanese ministers
[00:30:42] held bilateral meetings
[00:30:45] with their Syrian counterparts to discuss
[00:30:48] the pending files led by the
[00:30:51] file of the return of displaced Syrians to
[00:30:54] Syria, knowing that previously there were
[00:30:57] 1.7 million Syrians in territory.