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[00:01:42] Hello, welcome to this edition of Telesur news, I am
[00:01:46] Araniflores, what a pleasure to meet,
[00:01:50] process for us, especially in let's begin, driven by the erratic
[00:01:54] war against Iran, the high cost of living and the actions of
[00:01:58] the Democratic ice, they achieved
[00:02:00] an election with majorities in the
[00:02:02] hydroelectric plants, limitations in House of Representatives, the Senate and the
[00:02:04] governorships.
[00:02:08] The country once again faces an electricity generation deficit,
[00:02:12] industrial disconnections and the threat of new
[00:02:15] rationing.
[00:02:19] High-level sources have confirmed the influence of the former personal
[00:02:23] advisor to Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz, the
[00:02:26] Argentine, Fernando Cerimedo, not only in the most important
[00:02:30] positions of the national government, but also in institutions such as
[00:02:34] the police.
[00:02:50] promise and the role of
[00:02:57] In the United States, the erratic war against Iran, the economy
[00:03:00] and anti-immigrant policy electorally
[00:03:03] hit Trump. Democrats achieved an
[00:03:06] election with majorities in the House of Representatives, the
[00:03:10] Senate and the governorships. The Democratic
[00:03:12] Party managed to gather 54 seats for the
[00:03:16] Senate against the 44 achieved by the Republican
[00:03:20] Party, with two remaining to be defined. In addition, they
[00:03:23] are heading for a majority in the House of Representatives,
[00:03:27] obtaining from the 435 total
[00:03:30] seats, a total of 204 against the
[00:03:33] 125 of the Republicans, with
[00:03:36] 107 districts remaining to be defined. In the gubernatorial
[00:03:40] elections, Democrats have won
[00:03:43] 18 of the disputed governorships against
[00:03:47] 10 for the Republicans in a count that remains open
[00:03:50] awaiting the final
[00:03:52] and reduce their dependence on results in the remaining states. This result
[00:03:55] sets up a new political scenario in which
[00:03:59] the White House will have to
[00:04:01] face an opposition congress, which
[00:04:04] anticipates a stage of institutional confrontation and
[00:04:08] legislative blockage in the next 2
[00:04:10] years.
[00:04:19] US President Donald Trump acknowledged that the war against
[00:04:23] Iran and rising fuel prices influenced the Republicans'
[00:04:26] electoral setback.
[00:04:28] solve the energy While admitting that the economic costs of the offensive could
[00:04:31] have influenced the citizen vote, although he defended
[00:04:35] his military strategy, the president attributed part of the results to the
[00:04:39] performance of the Democrats.
[00:04:46] National Assembly in January I think it's due to the price of
[00:04:51] network of alliances based on gasoline, people agree with what I'm doing in Iran, but they probably weren't
[00:04:55] willing to bear the short-term consequences of
[00:04:58] having to pay more for gasoline. And you know, I
[00:05:01] understand, it's like I don't agree with
[00:05:05] that, I would tell people that you know
[00:05:08] it's a short-term problem, but it represents a
[00:05:11] long-term gain, but
[00:05:13] well, it's a shame, look, the
[00:05:17] bottom line is that in many cases they couldn't get the
[00:05:20] votes and I think the Democrats did a good
[00:05:23] job, they really did, I think they did a good
[00:05:26] job, they fought hard, you know, they've been fighting for a long
[00:05:30] time, they've been fighting me for a long time, this
[00:05:33] battle has been going on for a long
[00:05:35] time.
[00:05:39] During a phone conversation, President Donald
[00:05:42] Trump affirmed that he will seek to work with Democrats to
[00:05:46] promote agreements for the benefit of the country,
[00:05:49] although he invoked his veto
[00:05:51] power.
[00:05:57] Well, we are going to work with the Democrats to make sure
[00:06:01] that things go well for our country. That is very
[00:06:05] important. They have already called and want to work
[00:06:07] with me. They have the right to veto everything, but I don't want to just
[00:06:11] sit there for two years vetoing everything,
[00:06:15] they want to see things happen too, so I have already
[00:06:18] spoken with certain leaders of the Democratic party and
[00:06:21] probably, you know, I have many friends in the Democratic
[00:06:25] party.
[00:06:31] The midterm elections in the United States left a day of
[00:06:35] Democratic advances, let's
[00:06:37] Keisha Lans won the governorship, her victory confirms
[00:06:40] the transformation of a state that until recently was a Republican
[00:06:44] stronghold. In New Mexico, Deep Hanland won the
[00:06:48] governorship and became the first Native American woman
[00:06:51] to govern a state in the country's history,
[00:06:55] succeeding Michelle Dujan. In addition,
[00:06:58] James Talarico led the count in Texas, a
[00:07:01] state that had not elected a Democratic senator since
[00:07:05] 1988.
[00:07:07] For his part, Democrat
[00:07:09] Roy Cooper defeated Republican Michael
[00:07:13] Wetley and flipped the Senate seat
[00:07:16] marking the first blue victory for this
[00:07:20] position in almost 20 years. Adam Hamilton,
[00:07:23] for his part, led in Kansas which had not elected a progressive
[00:07:26] senator since 1932.
[00:07:30] The day also left a defeat for Trumpism.
[00:07:33] Darling Graham lost the election for South Carolina
[00:07:37] against Democrat Annie Andrews. Graham was
[00:07:40] the sister of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, an
[00:07:44] ultra-conservative activist who promoted sanctions against Russia
[00:07:48] and Iran, contained in the so-called Graham Law,
[00:07:51] while in Florida Democrat Angelie Nixon lost the
[00:07:55] Senate seat by a margin of about three
[00:07:59] points to her Republican counterpart, a minimal
[00:08:02] difference in a state historically dominated by
[00:08:06] the ruling party.
[00:08:08] With
[00:08:16] this, we make a short break and will be right back.
[00:09:10] Back here on Telesur. Thank you. The interim president of
[00:09:14] Venezuela, Delhi Rodríguez, reported that the monthly
[00:09:17] inflation in October in that country closed as the
[00:09:21] lowest in 24 months. During the meeting with
[00:09:24] businessmen in the framework of the ConIndustria Congress, the interim
[00:09:28] president attributed the result to the effort of the
[00:09:31] Venezuelan people and noted that the consumption capacity has
[00:09:35] increased by 23% in the last 12 months.
[00:09:39] Likewise, Rodríguez highlighted the increase in productive
[00:09:42] capacities, while affirming that Venezuela leads economic
[00:09:46] growth in Latin
[00:09:47] America.
[00:09:52] Well, the first thing I have to say is that the monthly
[00:09:55] inflation in October closed as the lowest in
[00:09:59] 24 months, thanks to the
[00:10:01] efforts of everyone,
[00:10:04] of the Venezuelan people who have also
[00:10:08] improved their consumption capacity, it has increased in
[00:10:12] the last 12 months by 23% in consumption
[00:10:15] capacity, but also in productive
[00:10:19] capacities, you have more volume of production,
[00:10:22] you have more utilization of your installed capacities and
[00:10:26] this growth in both production and consumption
[00:10:30] yields positive numbers in terms of inflation, well this
[00:10:34] graphic that I will always show, Venezuela
[00:10:37] leading economic growth in Latin
[00:10:40] America, thanks to the efforts of all
[00:10:43] Venezuelans. Also in Venezuela, the government's
[00:10:45] health and life plan
[00:10:49] includes the provision of high-tech equipment in order to
[00:10:53] guarantee the right to health for the population and in the case
[00:10:57] of breast cancer, a timely approach to the pathology. Evelyn
[00:11:00] Guarenas tells us:
[00:11:03] The breast pathology
[00:11:06] consultation at the Luis Rassetti Oncological Hospital in
[00:11:09] Caracas is generally at its peak because
[00:11:13] breast cancer has a high incidence, it is the second
[00:11:16] leading cause of oncological death among Venezuelan
[00:11:19] women. We have the surgical part, which
[00:11:22] is the part specifically where I dedicate myself, which is the
[00:11:26] operation part when the patient categorizes or meets the
[00:11:30] requirements for surgery, the respective surgery is performed depending on the
[00:11:33] protocol, it can be a breast-conserving surgery or a total mastectomy.
[00:11:37] We also have the medical oncology service that is responsible
[00:11:40] for the systemic treatment of the disease, either with
[00:11:43] chemotherapy, monoclonal antibodies or hormonal
[00:11:46] blockade depending on the tumor phenotype and based on that, we
[00:11:50] manage the systemic part with them and we have the radiotherapy
[00:11:53] service. Fortunately, since this year, it
[00:11:57] has already started to work for those patients who have all the criteria
[00:12:00] that merit additional adjuvant radiotherapy
[00:12:04] treatment, we refer them to that service. Patients must come
[00:12:08] with a diagnosis because the Luis Racetti Institute is a specialized
[00:12:11] hospital, it has recently been equipped with mammography
[00:12:15] ultrasound equipment and will soon have a tomograph. The
[00:12:18] care for women is comprehensive, including reconstructive
[00:12:21] plastic surgery. The oncological reconstruction
[00:12:25] procedure today, more than a complementary treatment, is
[00:12:28] considered part of the multidisciplinary management, because
[00:12:32] it is not only a psychological effect,
[00:12:35] but even a physical effect, the
[00:12:39] amputation of a breast generates even musculoskeletal
[00:12:42] problems, a series of factors that are important for
[00:12:46] the patient's quality of life, but why do some women
[00:12:49] overcome breast cancer and others don't, some
[00:12:53] and others heal completely, from the point of view of
[00:12:57] biodescodification, breast cancer reflects a conflict with the
[00:13:00] emotion related to the way of mothering. when a
[00:13:03] woman presents some manifestation in her breast that
[00:13:06] has to do with a growth seen as
[00:13:10] a nodule, a tumor, a cyst
[00:13:14] the breast begins to reduce as sometimes other
[00:13:17] diagnoses are presented, so what are we going to look for from the
[00:13:21] symbolic, scientific and emotional point of view, we are going to look for
[00:13:25] an emotion that has to do with the real or symbolic loss of
[00:13:28] a child, I am saying real and symbolic and that
[00:13:32] is something we must take into account, why? Because the human
[00:13:36] subconscious does not distinguish between the real and the symbolic.
[00:13:40] Biodescodification works with the patient's timeline, the
[00:13:44] dramatic events of her life will show when a conflict was
[00:13:47] activated and how long it has been active. We will always
[00:13:50] find in that patient's characteristic, that she interprets
[00:13:53] life in a very dramatic way. We will look at that human
[00:13:57] and life part that a person has had so that they can deprogram
[00:14:01] from their true emotional origin
[00:14:04] in this breast cancer diagnosis. Liberating
[00:14:08] and healing the emotion associated with breast cancer is a
[00:14:12] job done by the person who presents the symptom with the accompaniment
[00:14:16] of a therapist or specialist in the field. In this sense,
[00:14:19] biodescodification empowers and holds the patient responsible
[00:14:23] for their own health.
[00:14:25] In the camera of Jesús Romero, Evavelín Guarenas, Telesur, Caracas,
[00:14:28] Venezuela.
[00:14:31] We continue with more information, in January 2024, the
[00:14:34] government of Daniel Novoa promoted a law that promised to
[00:14:38] end blackouts in Ecuador. Almost 3 years
[00:14:41] later, the country is once again facing an electricity generation deficit,
[00:14:45] industrial disconnections and the threat of new
[00:14:48] rationing. What happened to that law that, according to the officialism, was going to
[00:14:53] crisis? Our correspondent Elena Rodríguez presents
[00:14:57] a balance.
[00:14:59] They baptized it as the "no more
[00:15:02] blackouts" law, its official name, Organic Law on Energy
[00:15:05] Competitiveness, was sent by President Daniel Novoa and approved by the
[00:15:11] 2024 with 131 votes.
[00:15:14] A law that only ended up being a title and ending in a show
[00:15:18] basically, a law that was absolutely useless
[00:15:21] because no measures have been taken. The government promised
[00:15:24] to attract investment, incorporate new generation sources and
[00:15:27] strengthen the electrical system to avoid future crises, and
[00:15:31] with a historic vote, the "no more blackouts" law has just
[00:15:34] been approved, which supports
[00:15:38] investment and helps generate employment, but the promises
[00:15:41] quickly collided with reality, just three months
[00:15:44] after the law was approved, Ecuador once again suffered
[00:15:47] blackouts.
[00:15:50] In October 2024, the cuts reached up to 14 hours
[00:15:54] a day and in 2026, a new dry season
[00:15:57] found the country still vulnerable. At the beginning of
[00:16:00] October, the electricity operator warned of a generation deficit of
[00:16:04] 1391 MW. They spoke of
[00:16:07] generation, distribution and self-sufficiency, tax
[00:16:10] incentives, a lot of things that
[00:16:13] gave a light to Ecuador
[00:16:16] to solve, so to speak,
[00:16:19] electricity generation and the provision of electricity
[00:16:23] service to all Ecuadorians, unfortunately nothing
[00:16:26] of this has materialized. The government assures
[00:16:30] that it has incorporated more than 100 MW, but the opposition questions
[00:16:33] the figure because it includes recovered infrastructure, general
[00:16:38] rented and projects still
[00:16:41] During the three years that this government will complete next
[00:16:45] month, only 30 MW of electricity have been
[00:16:49] increased, from a need of 1500, 30 have
[00:16:52] been increased, which are those of ATM, of those 16
[00:16:56] fake generators that have been made to work, for how long
[00:16:58] we don't know. Meanwhile, the consequences
[00:17:02] fall on the productive sector. Since the end of
[00:17:05] September, the government ordered disconnections of
[00:17:07] large industrial consumers that extended up to 96
[00:17:13] what we like the most, logically because it generates
[00:17:16] extra costs, it generates losses,
[00:17:20] but what we ask for the most is that
[00:17:23] coordination, because logically it is not a
[00:17:28] factories, to turn machines on and off whenever
[00:17:31] we want, the crisis also highlights structural
[00:17:35] problems,
[00:17:39] thermal generation and the need to diversify the energy
[00:17:43] matrix, power outages,
[00:17:46] specialists warn that Ecuador cannot continue to face each dry
[00:17:50] season with emergency measures. Ecuador
[00:17:53] cannot face its energy
[00:17:55] challenges solely through
[00:17:58] circumstantial measures. Immediate actions,
[00:18:02] medium-term alternatives and sustainable planning
[00:18:05] are required in the long term. The
[00:18:09] concern of experts is that the worst of the dry season could be
[00:18:13] yet to come.
[00:18:15] November is shaping up to be one of the most critical months of a
[00:18:19] dry season that would extend until March
[00:18:21] 2027. With images by Juan Carlos Cátiva,
[00:18:25] Elena Rodríguez, Telesur
[00:18:26] Ecuador.
[00:18:34] In Bolivia, various high-level sources have confirmed
[00:18:38] the influence of the personal ex-adviser to
[00:18:41] President Rodrigo Paz, the Argentine Fernando Cerimedo,
[00:18:45] not only in the most important positions of the national
[00:18:48] government, but also in institutions such as the police,
[00:18:52] the prosecutor's office announced that it will investigate him, our
[00:18:56] correspondent Freddy
[00:18:57] Morales tells us the details.
[00:19:01] The attorney general, suggested by President Rodrigo Paz for the position,
[00:19:04] announced that he will investigate audios and complaints. The irregular
[00:19:08] and supposedly corruption-related activity of the Argentine
[00:19:11] Fernando Cerimedo, former personal advisor to the head of state.
[00:19:15] The Public Prosecutor's Office has already ordered
[00:19:18] the formation of a commission of prosecutors to be in
[00:19:22] charge of this investigation in recent
[00:19:25] days. Initially, the prosecutor announced he would investigate
[00:19:29] those who spread audios about alleged businesses of Cerimedo with
[00:19:33] the highest levels of government and had excused himself from investigating him.
[00:19:38] because verifying its authenticity would cost some
[00:19:41] $450,
[00:19:43] meanwhile, the discomfort over the Argentine's
[00:19:46] influence increases, I have not voted for the president's
[00:19:50] wife, you have not voted for the wife or for Cerimedo, but
[00:19:53] nevertheless they governed the country and they must surely
[00:19:57] continue to govern, the vice president of the country recalled that he filed complaints
[00:20:01] with the prosecutor's office to open processes with little
[00:20:04] success, only one
[00:20:07] has been admitted and today there is an
[00:20:10] open investigation, it is in relation to the audio where Fernando
[00:20:13] Cerimedo talks with a citizen from Santa Ana del Iacuma
[00:20:17] from the Beni department about the collections they made from the
[00:20:21] cargo of those planes that trafficked drugs from Beni
[00:20:24] to Brazil and Paraguay.
[00:20:27] Cerimedo was exposed when his sentimental partner Nadia
[00:20:31] Beller reported him for trying to assassinate her through three
[00:20:34] hitmen who had protection from a group of
[00:20:38] police to ensure the assassination was carried
[00:20:40] out. The evidence is on the Argentine's own phone
[00:20:44] who followed the preparation of the attack step
[00:20:48] by step via WhatsApp. There is another audio of
[00:20:52] Cerimedo with Lieutenant Colonel Eric Correa, who is now a fugitive from
[00:20:55] justice for the suitcase case, where the
[00:20:59] colonel himself asks Cerimedo to influence the Sejí to falsify
[00:21:02] police identities. Lieutenant
[00:21:05] Colonel Eric Correa deployed a police
[00:21:08] operation to protect the hitmen in charge of assassinating
[00:21:12] Nadia Beller, as proven by screenshots from
[00:21:16] one of Cerimedo's cell phones. In this
[00:21:19] screenshot. The police informs him, brother, at this
[00:21:23] moment they shot
[00:21:25] him, the president of the state knows everything that happens within the armed forces and the
[00:21:29] Bolivian police, and if he doesn't know, that police officer who acted
[00:21:33] independently without reporting it, must be brought
[00:21:36] to justice. Nadia Beller, pregnant with
[00:21:39] Cerimedo, survived three shots from the
[00:21:42] hitmen, she reported that the Argentine, linked to right-wing
[00:21:46] governments of the continent and the United States, allegedly
[00:21:48] coordinated with the first lady of the country, acts of
[00:21:52] corruption, such as collections for the purchase of faulty gasoline
[00:21:56] and commissions for contracting state insurance, she even
[00:21:59] divulged an audio in which Cerivedo coordinates with a Bolivian
[00:22:03] woman the collection of 15,000 for each
[00:22:06] plane that took off from towns in Beni with
[00:22:08] cocaine. Freddy Morales, Telesur,
[00:22:12] Bolivia.
[00:22:17] The global food crisis has reconfigured. the strategic
[00:22:20] alliances of the Global South. While the West
[00:22:24] maintains its mechanisms of economic pressure, Russia
[00:22:27] positions itself as an alternative for nations seeking to
[00:22:31] guarantee their food sovereignty without political
[00:22:34] conditions. Our colleague Alex Yasinski tells
[00:22:37] us about this.
[00:22:39] Russia, the world's leading wheat exporter, has sent millions
[00:22:43] of tons of grain and fertilizers to Africa this
[00:22:46] year. Its supplies cover the deficit left by Ukraine,
[00:22:50] whose agricultural production plummeted due to the destruction
[00:22:54] of infrastructure, the loss of arable land, and the
[00:22:57] forced mobilization of the population, includes the supply
[00:23:01] of Russian mineral fertilizers to African countries, this
[00:23:04] will allow African farmers to depend less
[00:23:08] or even stop depending on external
[00:23:10] imports, a key factor of this program is Russia's
[00:23:14] refusal to impose political conditions. Russia presents
[00:23:17] itself as a fundamentally different partner.
[00:23:26] These exports consolidate Moscow as a stable partner
[00:23:29] for nations suffering from Western sanctions and blockades.
[00:23:33] Countries of the Global South thus maintain
[00:23:36] access to essential food without the
[00:23:39] restrictions of the international financial system
[00:23:42] and can strengthen their own
[00:23:45] sovereignty.
[00:24:06] Agreements are being signed for the construction of necessary
[00:24:09] infrastructure and mineral fertilizers are
[00:24:12] being supplied.
[00:24:16] All of this contributes to other countries developing their own agriculture.
[00:24:25] Cooperation transcends the sale of raw materials, Russia
[00:24:28] offers seeds, machinery and technical support for
[00:24:31] storage and transport infrastructure.
[00:24:34] This comprehensive approach allows recipient countries to
[00:24:37] develop their own productive capacities
[00:24:42] traditional chains. Representatives
[00:24:45] of African countries declared that they need our technology,
[00:24:49] mainly related to improving the standard
[00:24:52] of living of the population, and what is that? They are
[00:24:55] agricultural technologies, that is, it is not only about supplying grain or
[00:24:58] fertilizer, but about providing our agricultural technologies to
[00:25:02] increase the productivity of their crops, for the proper use of soils
[00:25:05] and to implement crop rotation systems. It is not
[00:25:09] only about supplying them with fertilizers, but about building plants on site,
[00:25:12] using their own resources, since they have abundant phosphates and
[00:25:16] materials for the production of potassium fertilizers. That is what they expect
[00:25:20] from us. Food security is one of the
[00:25:23] foundations of the multipolar world. Moscow establishes the bases of
[00:25:26] mutual cooperation that grants it lasting political influence in
[00:25:30] emerging markets. Thus all beneficiary countries
[00:25:34] find a way of survival that the West
[00:25:37] denies them and consolidate a
[00:25:41] reciprocity and not on imposition. Oleg Yasinski,
[00:25:44] Telesur, Saint Petersburg.
[00:25:48] The Chinese city leaves its mark. It promotes digital
[00:25:52] transformation through 13 technologies, consolidating the city as a
[00:25:55] global benchmark in comprehensive digital solutions. The
[00:25:59] details in this report by journalist Ángel Santa Cruz.
[00:26:04] The development of scanners and three-dimensional digitization
[00:26:07] systems that allow capturing the characteristics of objects.
[00:26:10] physical and generate digital models for product
[00:26:13] design, automated inspection and quality
[00:26:17] control of projects implemented in the Chinese city of Hanzu as part of its
[00:26:21] digital transformation using 3D
[00:26:23] technologies. Our products are relatively
[00:26:27] concentrated in the industrial field such as aerospace,
[00:26:30] automotive, manufacturing, heavy
[00:26:33] industry, education and scientific
[00:26:36] research, although we also cover other business
[00:26:39] areas. Currently, more than 15 companies
[00:26:43] in more than 70 countries and
[00:26:46] regions use
[00:26:48] Hansu's technological evolution has positioned the city as a benchmark
[00:26:52] for the Asian giant in smart cities, allowing the nation
[00:26:55] to achieve greater independence from Western software and advance
[00:26:59] towards a new wave of advanced robotics. It works
[00:27:03] in various production processes and detection of the
[00:27:06] corresponding work with robots: first we scan,
[00:27:10] then we detect and then we proceed to
[00:27:13] perform the tasks with the pieces for the implementation of 3D
[00:27:17] technology. The use of 3D technologies enables
[00:27:21] greater development of digital infrastructure, thus contributing
[00:27:24] to the progress of advanced manufacturing and serving as a key
[00:27:28] tool to show the world the technological potential of China.
[00:27:33] In 3D scanning technology, we use the
[00:27:36] principle of binocular vision to adjust a 3D model
[00:27:40] through camera images to
[00:27:43] record the characteristics of the point
[00:27:46] clouds projected by
[00:27:49] laser on the object. Ango products
[00:27:52] are very competitive in the Chinese
[00:27:55] market at an international on new generations
[00:27:58] called to assume the of the creation
[00:28:01] processes. And many models from other sites seek
[00:28:05] to imitate our procedures.
[00:28:08] With the advances in 3D technologies in Hansu, reductions
[00:28:12] in research and development cycles of up to 40% have been
[00:28:15] achieved, logistical resources have been minimized
[00:28:18] and by combining digital flexibility with the analytical
[00:28:22] power of data, the city has transformed its three-dimensional
[00:28:25] model into a sustained source of productivity and economic
[00:28:28] innovation of reference for China. Beijing, China, Ángel de Santa Cruz.
[00:28:32] from the blue.
[00:28:36] 109 years after the Balfour Declaration, the
[00:28:39] Palestinians remain firm, without renouncing their historic
[00:28:43] rights, led by the liberation and return to their
[00:28:46] land. A conference held in Beirut, recalled the
[00:28:50] origin of that British
[00:28:53] the new generations in the defense of the Palestinian
[00:28:56] cause. Let's see more with our colleague Hishan
[00:28:58] Huanus. The conference held at the
[00:29:02] Palestinian International Center in Beirut examined the
[00:29:05] historical context of the Balfour Declaration of
[00:29:09] 1917,
[00:29:11] through which the United Kingdom paved the way for the
[00:29:15] establishment of a Jewish national home in
[00:29:18] Palestine and deprived the indigenous population of
[00:29:21] this land of their national rights.
[00:29:25] A colonial compromise, whose consequences deeply
[00:29:29] marked Palestinian history.
[00:29:33] This declaration is what paved the way for the Nakba and
[00:29:37] all the Palestinian tragedy that continues for decades,
[00:29:40] here we are to consolidate the awareness and knowledge of the
[00:29:44] young generation of what the Palestinian cause suffered from
[00:29:48] colonial forces and from the Zionist movement that targets
[00:29:51] Palestine, its land, its people through
[00:29:55] forced displacement practices and attempts to
[00:29:58] erase the historical identity of our land and to change the identity
[00:30:02] of the place, displacing its original
[00:30:05] population by force.
[00:30:09] I want to tell the young people that we, the adults,
[00:30:13] are here to strengthen them and teach them
[00:30:16] the true history of Palestine, ensuring that we
[00:30:19] do not renounce Palestine and ratifying from here before
[00:30:22] the whole world that we are Palestine, and
[00:30:26] we are its origin, and we will not stop teaching
[00:30:29] our children their right in Palestine. Planting the
[00:30:33] ancient olives of our land in their hearts and
[00:30:37] minds.
[00:30:39] Among the main themes of the meeting was the
[00:30:43] role of Palestinians in the diaspora in defending national
[00:30:46] identity and the right to
[00:30:49] return, a task that also falls
[00:30:52] sobre las nuevas generaciones llamadas a asumir el
[00:30:55] commitment to preserve the Palestinian cause and
[00:30:59] transmit it here.