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[00:04:42] courage to face a risk, another
[00:04:45] type of courage is needed, the courage of constancy, the courage of
[00:04:49] tenacity, the courage of resistance. It is
[00:04:53] an important moral problem. It is
[00:04:56] international relations based on precisely that which brings us closer to the true concept of a
[00:05:00] revolutionary, to the concept of a man, and more than a
[00:05:03] man, a revolutionary, who, as Che said, is
[00:05:07] the most honorable title, the highest position a man
[00:05:11] can aspire to, To be a revolutionary,
[00:05:14] Fidel Castro. November 4,
[00:05:17] 1969, speech delivered at an event
[00:05:21] with members of the Revolutionary Armed Forces (FAR)
[00:05:24] held at the Ministry of the Revolutionary Armed
[00:05:27] Forces headquarters. Havana,
[00:05:29] Cuba.
[00:05:39] We identify each piece of our geography on the radar with a geopolitical
[00:05:42] reading, there are processes that impact in the midst of building a
[00:05:46] multipolar world, the new era of economic, social
[00:05:50] and cultural relations are marking this new roadmap, through
[00:05:54] analysis we will find the key vector of each
[00:05:57] process, the map from Monday to Friday only on Telesur.
[00:06:14] After the triumph of the Sandinista Revolution, Nicaragua
[00:06:17] celebrated its first democratic elections organized by the
[00:06:21] FSLN. With popular support, candidate
[00:06:25] Daniel Ortega obtained a resounding victory. Despite
[00:06:29] the opposition boycott and pressure from the United States,
[00:06:33] international observers validated the process,
[00:06:36] consolidating a project focused on social
[00:06:39] justice, literacy and national
[00:06:43] sovereignty. November 4, 1984,
[00:06:46] the FSLN wins the presidential elections.
[00:07:27] Good morning, welcome to Report
[00:07:30] 360, my name is Marina Aguirre, we start with the main
[00:07:33] headlines of today: the war against
[00:07:37] Iran, the high cost of living and Donald Trump's migratory policy precipitated
[00:07:40] the Republican electoral
[00:07:43] defeat. Russian forces attack port
[00:07:46] facilities used by the Ukrainian army.
[00:07:50] Iran commemorates the national day of struggle against
[00:07:53] global arrogance amidst renewed military
[00:07:56] threats from the United
[00:08:20] and in the United States, as we said in the headlines, the erratic war
[00:08:24] against Iran, the economy and the anti-immigrant policy have
[00:08:28] electorally hit Donald Trump, the Democrats
[00:08:33] the House of Representatives, the Senate and also in the
[00:08:37] governorships. The Democratic Party managed to gather
[00:08:41] 54 seats for the Senate compared to the 44
[00:08:44] obtained by the Republican Party,
[00:08:46] with two remaining to be defined, and they are also heading towards
[00:08:50] a majority in the House of Representatives, obtaining a total
[00:08:53] of 222 seats out of 435 total
[00:08:57] seats,
[00:08:59] compared to 138 for the Republicans,
[00:09:03] with 75 districts still to be defined. In the
[00:09:06] gubernatorial elections, Democrats have
[00:09:09] won 22 of the contested governorships,
[00:09:13] compared to 12 for Republicans in a count that remains
[00:09:16] open awaiting final results in the remaining
[00:09:20] states. This result creates a new
[00:09:23] political scenario in which the White House will have to face an
[00:09:27] opposition Congress, which anticipates a period of
[00:09:30] institutional confrontation and legislative blockage in the
[00:09:34] next 2
[00:09:35] years.
[00:09:49] And in this whole context, the President of the United States has
[00:09:52] acknowledged that the war against Iran and the increase in fuel
[00:09:56] prices influenced the electoral setback for Republicans,
[00:10:00] admitting that the economic costs of the
[00:10:03] offensive could have affected the citizen
[00:10:06] vote, although he defended his military strategy, the
[00:10:10] president attributed part of the results to the performance of the
[00:10:14] Democrats,
[00:10:17] I think it's due to the price of gasoline, people agree
[00:10:20] with what I'm doing in Iran, but
[00:10:23] they probably weren't willing
[00:10:30] to bear the short-term consequences of having to pay more for gasoline, and you know, I understand, it's
[00:10:32] like I don't agree with that, I would tell people
[00:10:36] that, you know, it's a short-term problem, but it's
[00:10:40] a long-term gain, but
[00:10:43] well, it's a shame, look, the
[00:10:46] bottom line is that in many cases they couldn't get the votes
[00:10:50] and I think the Democrats did a good job, they
[00:10:53] really did. "I think they did a good job,
[00:10:57] they fought hard, you know, they've been fighting for a long time, they've
[00:11:01] been fighting me for a long time, this battle has been
[00:11:04] going on for a long time,
[00:11:08] and during a phone conversation, President Trump
[00:11:11] stated that he will seek to work with Democrats to push for
[00:11:14] agreements for the benefit of the entire country, although he invoked his power of
[00:11:18] veto in the
[00:11:19] statements,
[00:11:23] well, we're going to work with Democrats to make sure
[00:11:27] things go well for our country, that's very
[00:11:30] important, they've already called and want to work
[00:11:33] with me, they have the right to veto everything, but I don't want to just
[00:11:37] sit there for 2 years vetoing everything,
[00:11:41] they also want to see things happen, so I've already
[00:11:44] spoken with certain leaders of the Democratic Party and
[00:11:47] probably, you know, I have a lot of friends in the Democratic
[00:11:51] Party.
[00:11:55] and these midterm elections in the United States have left a day
[00:11:58] of Democratic advances, in Georgia,
[00:12:01] Keisha Lans Botoms won the governorship, her victory has
[00:12:05] confirmed the transformation of a state that until recently was a
[00:12:08] Republican stronghold, and in New Mexico, Deb
[00:12:12] Haaland won the governorship and became the first Native American
[00:12:16] woman to govern a state in the country's history,
[00:12:19] succeeding Michal Lujan Grishham,
[00:12:23] in addition, James Talarico led the count in Texas, a
[00:12:26] state that had not elected a Democratic senator since
[00:12:30] 1988, for his part, Democrat Roy
[00:12:33] Cooper, defeated Republican Michael
[00:12:36] Walty and flipped the seat in the Federal Senate,
[00:12:39] marking the first blue victory for this position in almost 20
[00:12:43] years. Adam Hamilton, for his part, led in Kansas,
[00:12:47] which had not elected a progressive senator since
[00:12:50] 1932. The day also left a
[00:12:54] defeat for the establishment. Lindsey Graham lost
[00:12:57] the election for South Carolina to Democrat Annie
[00:13:01] Andrews. Graham was the sister of the late Senator Lindsey
[00:13:04] Graham, an ultra-conservative activist, who promoted
[00:13:08] sanctions against Russia and Iran contained in the so-called Graham
[00:13:11] Law, while in Florida, Democrat Angie
[00:13:14] Nixon lost the seat in the Senate by a margin of
[00:13:18] around three points to her Republican counterpart, a
[00:13:21] minimal difference in a state historically dominated by the ruling party.
[00:13:37] And the Democratic Party has starred in a night of victories
[00:13:41] during the midterm presidential election. Let's
[00:13:44] meet the most striking winners who represent
[00:13:48] historical
[00:13:49] inclusion.
[00:13:53] First Muslim Senator in Michigan, Democrat
[00:13:56] Abdul El Sayed, made history by becoming the
[00:14:00] first Muslim senator in the United States.
[00:14:04] Also the first African-American governor in Georgia,
[00:14:07] Keisha Lans Bottoms, was elected governor,
[00:14:11] becoming the first African-American woman to hold said
[00:14:14] office in the history of the state. First Hispanic
[00:14:17] governor in Texas, Gina Hinojosa,
[00:14:20] will assume the Texas governorship after breaking three
[00:14:24] decades of
[00:14:25] Republican rule,
[00:14:30] now let's check our website for the results of the
[00:14:33] midterm elections in the United States
[00:14:36] precisely, let's see
[00:14:38] here
[00:14:46] we are seeing the application that we were showing since
[00:14:50] yesterday and here are
[00:14:53] precisely the results of the
[00:14:56] midterm elections, with the relevant
[00:14:59] governorships, with the relevant colors
[00:15:02] precisely for Democrats,
[00:15:06] Republicans with the corresponding
[00:15:09] colors, for independent
[00:15:13] parties as well, blue for Democrats, red as
[00:15:16] always for Republicans, there we see the House of
[00:15:19] Representatives, 138 Republicans remained,
[00:15:22] 222 Democrats and
[00:15:25] 75 to be defined, just as it is
[00:15:28] saying on our Telesur
[00:15:32] page that you can be watching this application
[00:15:35] and everything that is
[00:15:38] updated minute by minute,
[00:15:53] and along these lines, the Russian government believes that the results of the
[00:15:57] legislative elections in the United States will not
[00:16:00] necessarily imply changes in the orientation of its foreign
[00:16:03] policy. Our colleague Alex Yasinski from Saint Petersburg
[00:16:07] expands on the information, greetings,
[00:16:10] Alex,
[00:16:13] greetings from the city of Saint Petersburg, dear
[00:16:16] friends, the US legislative elections
[00:16:20] held this November 3 are being
[00:16:23] watched with great attention in Moscow. Russia's first
[00:16:27] reaction is one of caution, the Kremlin believes that the
[00:16:30] election results would not necessarily modify
[00:16:34] the orientation of the United States' foreign
[00:16:38] policy. Before the vote, the Russian presidential spokesman, Dmitry
[00:16:41] Peskov, recalled that it is an internal US
[00:16:44] matter, although he confirmed that Russia is closely following
[00:16:48] the process. He also stressed that Donald
[00:16:52] Trump will continue to lead the White House until the end of his
[00:16:57] the new composition of Congress. Russian Foreign Minister
[00:17:00] Sergei Lavrov had already warned that Moscow does
[00:17:04] not intend to make predictions or fuel expectations.
[00:17:07] As he explained, Russia will evaluate the new Congress
[00:17:11] based on its concrete
[00:17:14] respect Russian interests. For his part,
[00:17:18] Russian Deputy Foreign Minister, Sergey
[00:17:21] Ryabkov, was even more explicit. He said, "In the United
[00:17:24] States, there is a bipartisan anti-Russian
[00:17:28] consensus that limits the
[00:17:31] possibilities of a substantial change in bilateral
[00:17:34] relations." The Russian conclusion
[00:17:38] for now is more than anything pragmatic,
[00:17:42] Washington, but that does not necessarily
[00:17:45] mean that US policy towards
[00:17:49] Russia will change, for Moscow, what will be important will not be electoral
[00:17:52] promises, but actions, and there is little
[00:17:56] left to wait for, from Saint Petersburg for Telesur, Alek
[00:18:00] Yasinski, thank you Alex, as always for the
[00:18:04] information from Russia and we go with more news because in Ukraine.
[00:18:08] Russian forces have attacked port facilities used
[00:18:11] by the Ukrainian army, in addition to depots and drone
[00:18:15] launching points, as reported by the Russian Defense
[00:18:18] Ministry. The agency has indicated that the attacks hit
[00:18:22] 144 targets, including Ukrainian military
[00:18:26] positions and areas where foreign fighters were operating.
[00:18:29] Likewise, Moscow assured that Ukrainian forces have lost approximately
[00:18:33] 1,105 troops on the different combat fronts
[00:18:37] during the last 24 hours, in addition to armored vehicles
[00:18:41] and military equipment. The figures are part of the official
[00:18:44] Russian balance and have not been independently verified.
[00:19:33] We are not satisfied with the headline of the moment nor with the
[00:19:36] trending topic that others set, here
[00:19:40] we analyze the real impact of what happens in the
[00:19:43] world and on your screen, from Monday to Friday
[00:19:46] we plan to dismantle the informative matrix and
[00:19:50] everything that is geopolitical, the daily events that become
[00:19:54] so interactive, the truth moves
[00:19:57] us in our towns because
[00:21:21] Iranian citizens participated this Wednesday in
[00:21:24] demonstrations called in more than 900 places in the country
[00:21:27] to commemorate the National Day of Struggle Against Global
[00:21:31] Arrogance and Student Day. From the capital
[00:21:34] Tehran, the mobilization began at 9 in the morning in Palestine
[00:21:38] Square and has as its point of concentration the former US
[00:21:42] embassy occupied by Iranian students on November
[00:21:46] 4, 1979. It is
[00:21:48] important to highlight that the day is held under the slogan
[00:21:52] "Tribute to the martyrs, struggle against global arrogance," in a
[00:21:55] context of new tensions and threats of military
[00:21:59] confrontation between Tehran and Washington. During these activities,
[00:22:02] the participants expressed their rejection of US
[00:22:05] policies and reaffirmed their support for
[00:22:08] the principles of the Islamic
[00:22:10] Revolution.
[00:22:20] Islamic of Iran, Seed Mostaba Jamenei assured that the
[00:22:23] events in the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz
[00:22:28] the invisibility of the United States.
[00:22:32] Within the framework of the National Day of Struggle Against Global Arrogance, the
[00:22:36] Iranian leader maintained that national resistance has
[00:22:39] spread beyond November 4, a commemorative
[00:22:42] date that, he said, now symbolizes a struggle that
[00:22:46] continues every day. Khamenei has warned that any new
[00:22:50] US military aggression against Iran will provoke a
[00:22:53] wider response throughout the region. He also
[00:22:56] highlighted the articulation of the resistance front in Palestine,
[00:23:00] Lebanon, Iraq and Yemen as part of efforts to configure
[00:23:03] a new world order.
[00:23:20] And now, the scene in the Persian Gulf, especially the
[00:23:24] Strait of Hormuz, just as it has invalidated the myth of the invincibility of
[00:23:27] the United States, shows the weakness and humiliation of
[00:23:31] governments that depend on a force that is not their nation, and the
[00:23:36] the great powers to defend their puppet
[00:23:39] governments.
[00:23:44] We go to Yemen because Anzarogla forces advanced in the
[00:23:47] province of Lahej and took
[00:23:51] several strategic positions near Aden, according to local
[00:23:54] and tribal sources, among the occupied
[00:23:57] points are the center of the Al-Maqitari
[00:23:59] district, a historic fortress and a mountain
[00:24:03] pass near the Al-Anad military base, as well as a
[00:24:06] camp and other facilities. This advance
[00:24:10] increases pressure on the supply routes of Saudi-backed
[00:24:13] forces. For their part, authorities linked to
[00:24:17] Ansar Allah have warned about the presence of Saudi
[00:24:20] troops in military camps in the
[00:24:24] the disputes over territorial control of Yemen, whose southern
[00:24:28] area is strategically important due to its
[00:24:30] proximity to the Red Sea and the Bab al-Mandeb Strait.
[00:24:46] We move to Europe because in Spain precisely, the 30th
[00:24:49] edition of the Ibero-American Summit begins, and from
[00:24:53] Madrid we have our colleague Álvaro Fragua to give us the
[00:24:56] details, hello Álvaro,
[00:25:00] good morning Marina and a warm greeting to all Telesur viewers,
[00:25:04] indeed the 30th Ibero-American Summit that
[00:25:07] begins today, and will continue tomorrow, to which 22
[00:25:10] countries are invited, 19 of them from Latin
[00:25:14] America and three European ones, Spain, Portugal and
[00:25:17] Andorra, right now it is known that 10 of the
[00:25:20] highest authorities of the main countries of Latin
[00:25:24] America will arrive, but the presence of Lula da Silva
[00:25:27] and Claudia Sheinbaum is also missed, those who have confirmed
[00:25:31] are the presidents of Argentina
[00:25:33] and Chile, among others, it is a very
[00:25:37] delicate moment for multilateralism, as we know, after that offensive
[00:25:41] led by the United States to end those
[00:25:46] cooperation that began to be built through the West
[00:25:50] since the end of the Second World War and that is why this
[00:25:54] Ibero-American summit has such relative and absolute
[00:25:57] importance, where the aim is to generate points of understanding
[00:26:01] and cooperation among all countries and overcome those political
[00:26:05] and ideological differences that we all know exist among
[00:26:08] many governments in Latin America, for example,
[00:26:12] the aim is to advance in cooperation in artificial intelligence
[00:26:16] that is based on Spanish and Portuguese, since the
[00:26:19] majority is in English or Chinese,
[00:26:22] also the aim is to reach agreements to try
[00:26:25] to cooperate on matters of response to natural
[00:26:29] disasters, also on university matters, to seek
[00:26:32] mobility among students, pupils and also
[00:26:36] graduates of universities throughout Latin America and these three
[00:26:39] European countries, on the other hand, an important point is
[00:26:43] that of care for those people who are advancing in age in the demographic
[00:26:46] challenge that Europe is facing, but which
[00:26:49] many Latin American countries are also
[00:26:53] facing now, so the aim is to recognize rights for people
[00:26:56] who receive care, also all those people on whom
[00:27:00] care falls, many of them are women
[00:27:03] and finally, to relaunch that cooperation that we mentioned at the international
[00:27:07] level, to seek strategies in an increasingly
[00:27:10] insecure international world, with great
[00:27:13] hegemons, great empires that
[00:27:17] this summit seeks is to reach a point among
[00:27:21] Iberoamerica in which there is one voice or at least there is a
[00:27:24] coordination of voices that allows them to have more relative
[00:27:28] weight in this world, can agreements be reached? that is the
[00:27:32] key question for now Marina I can tell you that yesterday
[00:27:35] many personalities from the different governments
[00:27:38] who had already landed in Spain met to talk about the challenge of
[00:27:42] artificial
[00:27:45] intelligence and an agreement was reached that all
[00:27:49] countries subscribed to, although Argentina and
[00:27:53] Paraguay said that they may not apply it, but they did join
[00:27:56] in signing that declaration and it remains to be seen if a joint declaration
[00:28:00] of all countries can be achieved with the general
[00:28:03] terms, it would be minimal, let's remember that at the last Ibero-American
[00:28:07] summit that took place in Cuenca, Ecuador, no agreement
[00:28:11] was reached, especially due to the condemnation of the US
[00:28:14] blockade of the Cuban people, in this case the
[00:28:18] key issues remain the blockade of the Cuban people, despite the fact that the
[00:28:22] UN General Assembly approved with 130 votes that
[00:28:25] this blockade must stop
[00:28:28] also on gender equality between men and women.
[00:28:32] Pérez and finally at the level of climate change, there are the discrepancies that
[00:28:36] make evident those seams that we were saying, between
[00:28:39] ideological visions, more "fulltras", more neoliberal and others more