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[00:00:17] Democrats achieved a majority in Europe without a future or the
[00:00:22] governorships, that's why we are going to awakening of a youth that demands justice, those negative utopias that do
[00:00:26] Well, with this beautiful image of the day, I invite you to not make the future very attractive, have seen and participated in thousands of... television
[00:00:30] courses where the one who humiliates himself the most, the one with less empathy
[00:00:33] or the one who uses his personal attributes to manipulate Brazil wins. The
[00:00:37] continent is being impacted by massive protests demanding
[00:00:40] labor claims, fair access to housing,
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[00:02:04] Very good, here we are then to bring you the topics of the day, as usually happens at this
[00:02:08] time, where, well, the most outstanding news aspects that
[00:02:11] are in the media scene require a slightly more
[00:02:15] in-depth review, that's why we have the topics of the day here, Luis Guillermo García
[00:02:19] Bencomo greets you, let's see with images what today's
[00:02:22] program is about.
[00:03:10] people in the context of National
[00:03:21] Well, from those topics we have selected the one that perhaps seems most relevant to us
[00:03:25] to develop the survey, the question we ask for you
[00:03:28] to participate with us through our Telegram channel, Telesur
[00:03:32] TV. Let's see the context of the question and we'll show it to you on
[00:03:35] the screen, you can also find it on your phone via Telegram. The
[00:03:39] context of the question is as
[00:03:40] convicted individuals, including agents of follows: the war against Iran, the high cost of
[00:03:44] living and Donald Trump's immigration policy
[00:03:47] precipitated the Republican electoral defeat in yesterday's
[00:03:50] midterm elections. So, given this scenario, we
[00:03:53] ask ourselves, what will happen now? There are four options,
[00:03:57] one is that the de facto powers and Trump. will negotiate and I'll clarify for a
[00:04:01] moment, remember that de facto powers are those corporate powers, those
[00:04:05] business powers that are in the deep state, they are behind,
[00:04:08] managing everything, even putting presidents in place, well, what do
[00:04:11] you think, de facto powers and Trump will negotiate, number
[00:04:15] two, Democrats will push for Trump's impeachment,
[00:04:18] remember that there is the possibility of an impeachment or political trial, so many things
[00:04:21] are pending, number three, Trump will be more
[00:04:24] aggressive, he says that he will do everything under
[00:04:28] veto, he will veto everything the congress does, and four is that Donald
[00:04:32] Trump will lower his guard to try to survive. What do you think?
[00:04:36] Which option is closest to what you believe? Well, only one is
[00:04:40] possible on Telegram so that we can establish the trend.
[00:04:55] Sichuan province
[00:05:09] A good development topic is precisely related to the
[00:05:13] is most current, let's see it here,
[00:05:17] look, in the United States, the erratic war against
[00:05:20] Iran, the economy, and the anti-immigrant policy
[00:05:24] hit Donald Trump in the elections, so the
[00:05:29] the House of Representatives, in the Senate, and in the
[00:05:34] review with an infographic that we have prepared how the different political
[00:05:38] forces in the United States were distributed after this midterm election.
[00:05:42] Let's remember that in the United States, look closely, we are showing the
[00:05:45] chamber of the Senate, Americans were called to renew
[00:05:49] 35 senators,
[00:05:52] because in total there are 100, but for this opportunity
[00:05:56] they were going to vote for only 35 seats, which were composed in the
[00:06:00] following way, you can appreciate there that 20 seats
[00:06:03] went to the Democrats, while 13 went to the
[00:06:06] Republican party and the others, well, they were already
[00:06:10] assigned and did not have to be part of the electoral
[00:06:13] discussion this time, so the Democratic majority was clear
[00:06:17] in this electoral process, now we are going to change rooms, let's go to
[00:06:21] another room, the House of Representatives, which is what some
[00:06:25] know as the chamber of deputies, well, here we are seeing something similar, but of course
[00:06:29] on a larger scale because the House
[00:06:32] of Representatives originally has 435
[00:06:36] seats, 435 representatives, but some of them
[00:06:39] were chosen, not all according to those that were in play. It was then
[00:06:43] distributed as follows: we are seeing that 234
[00:06:46] went to the Democrats and 139 went to the
[00:06:49] Republicans, the others in gray were not in electoral contention, but you
[00:06:53] can already see that the majority is in the hands of the Democrats,
[00:06:57] which complicates the political and governmental
[00:07:01] life of Donald Trump, precisely speaking of this I tell you
[00:07:04] that there are different reactions, the president of the United
[00:07:08] States, for example Donald Trump, recognized that
[00:07:11] the war against Iran. the increase in fuel prices
[00:07:15] influenced the Republicans' electoral setback by
[00:07:18] admitting that, well, that the economic costs of the offensive
[00:07:22] could have influenced the citizen vote, although he defended
[00:07:26] his military strategy. the mandate that Donald
[00:07:29] Trump has, well, it remains, but he attributed part of the
[00:07:32] results to the performance of the
[00:07:35] Democrats. Why? Let's see how he
[00:07:37] said it.
[00:07:43] I think it's due to the price of gasoline, people agree with
[00:07:46] what I'm doing in Iran, but they probably weren't
[00:07:50] willing to bear the short-term consequences of
[00:07:53] having to pay more for gasoline, and you know, I
[00:07:57] understand it, it's like I don't agree with
[00:08:00] that, I would tell people that
[00:08:03] you know, it's a short-term problem, but it means a
[00:08:06] long-term gain, but well, it's a
[00:08:10] shame, look, in
[00:08:13] many cases they couldn't get the votes and I think the
[00:08:17] Democrats did a good job, really, I
[00:08:20] think they did a good job, they fought hard,
[00:08:23] you know, they've been fighting for a long time, they've been fighting
[00:08:27] against me for a long time, this battle has been going on for a long
[00:08:30] time,
[00:08:33] well, I think President Donald Trump is giving us a lot of useful data for the survey we
[00:08:37] did, right? He also said in a phone conversation that President Donald
[00:08:41] Trump will seek to work with
[00:08:44] Democrats to push for agreements for the benefit of the
[00:08:47] country, although he invoked his veto power in his
[00:08:51] statements.
[00:08:57] Well, we're going to work with the Democrats to make sure
[00:09:01] things go well for our country. That's very
[00:09:04] important. They've already called and they want to work
[00:09:07] with me. They have the right to veto everything, but I don't want to just
[00:09:10] sit there for 2 years vetoing everything,
[00:09:14] they want to see things happen too, so I've already
[00:09:18] spoken with certain leaders of the Democratic party and
[00:09:21] probably, you know, I have a lot of friends in the Democratic
[00:09:25] party,
[00:09:28] well, so having seen this, we already know that the Democratic party regained control
[00:09:32] of both chambers, representatives and senators of the United States
[00:09:36] Congress, in what experts categorize as a
[00:09:39] defeat for President Donald Trump, we see that he is kind of
[00:09:43] backtracking, right? Let's go then to New York, Henry Camelo is there, who has
[00:09:47] been very close to this electoral process and tells us, greetings, how are you,
[00:09:50] Henry?
[00:09:54] Hello, greetings to you, the Telesur audience,
[00:09:56] what happened yesterday in the United States, for
[00:10:00] analysts, went far beyond a midterm election, a
[00:10:03] strong message for Donald Trump, the Democrats regained
[00:10:07] control of the House of Representatives and the
[00:10:10] Senate, there is something to highlight there, the Hispanic vote was
[00:10:14] fundamental, the first studies indicate that about six
[00:10:17] out of 10 Latino people voted for Democratic candidates
[00:10:21] and the reasons are felt deeply, the raids.
[00:10:25] the fear of families being separated, inflation, the cost of
[00:10:29] living, the social cuts of the so-called big and
[00:10:32] beautiful bill, so that we have a clear idea of the scale, a report
[00:10:35] from the Migration Policy Institute estimates that
[00:10:39] between January 2025 and July 2026 there were
[00:10:43] about 980,000 deportations and returns
[00:10:46] and of those about 790,000 corresponded
[00:10:49] to people without criminal convictions,
[00:10:53] in addition, some deportations to third countries were
[00:10:56] questioned for possible legal violations,
[00:11:00] all of that fell on communities where there are workers, mothers,
[00:11:03] fathers and children, young people who grew up here, many of those
[00:11:07] young people, even the so-called "no sabo kids", perhaps
[00:11:11] don't speak perfect Spanish, but
[00:11:14] they perfectly understand that those policies can affect their
[00:11:17] family, and the youth vote also leaned overwhelmingly towards the
[00:11:21] Democrats, here in New York, the reelection of
[00:11:25] Governor Kathy Hochul was also a political defeat
[00:11:28] for Donald Trump, she thanked immigrants and committed
[00:11:31] to defending the sanctuary status of the
[00:11:35] state. With both chambers in the hands of the Democrats, more
[00:11:38] control over immigration operations, over
[00:11:42] spending and over controversial decisions is foreseeable, although the president
[00:11:45] retains important powers. In foreign
[00:11:48] policy, Donald Trump could also be held accountable for the war with
[00:11:52] Iran, military spending and the tightening of the blockade against
[00:11:55] Cuba, but perhaps the most significant thing is that millions of
[00:11:59] Americans took advantage of this election to express their rejection of
[00:12:02] Trump, his style, his decisions. Trump was not
[00:12:06] on the ballot, but he was in the conversation, and the
[00:12:09] message was clear: they want limits, they want
[00:12:12] checks and balances. A new stage begins in the White House, he will
[00:12:16] have to govern looking at an opposing congress, at a
[00:12:19] citizenry that told Donald Trump, not
[00:12:22] like that. That's all I have from the city of. I'll go back to you
[00:12:26] in the studios, thanks Henry Camelo, so there's an
[00:12:30] interesting fact and there are other facts too, look, for the first time in the
[00:12:34] history of the United States, an African-American woman, or as some say
[00:12:37] a black woman, and one of indigenous descent
[00:12:41] win governorships in their respective states, notice
[00:12:45] that for example in the state of Georgia, there we are
[00:12:48] seeing her, the one on the left, Keisha Lenz Bottoms was
[00:12:52] elected as the first African-American governor in the history of the
[00:12:55] country with more than 54% of the
[00:12:58] votes, Bottoms managed to return the
[00:13:01] governorship to the Democratic party, while on the
[00:13:04] right we are seeing the governor-elect of New
[00:13:07] Mexico, the also Democrat Deb Haaland made history by
[00:13:11] being the first indigenous woman to reach that
[00:13:14] position with more than 57% of citizen
[00:13:17] support.
[00:13:24] For their part, the states of Texas and California, notice that these are states that
[00:13:28] were formerly Mexican, right, will be governed by
[00:13:31] Latinos and Democrats, for example Gina Hinojosa
[00:13:34] and Javier Becerra after 30
[00:13:37] years of Republican control. Hinojosa
[00:13:40] wins the governorship of Texas and becomes the
[00:13:44] first woman to assume that position in one of the states with
[00:13:47] the largest Hispanic population, with almost
[00:13:49] 64% of the votes, while Javier
[00:13:52] Becerra, of Mexican roots, was elected governor
[00:13:56] in California, becoming the first Latino in that position in that
[00:14:00] entity and as our colleague Jorge Gestoso said, the
[00:14:03] four border states of Mexico or with Mexico
[00:14:06] were all won by Democrats, which is very
[00:14:10] important for Donald Trump's anti-immigrant policies.
[00:14:13] Trump,
[00:14:22] But the impact of these elections in the United States is not only inward, but also
[00:14:26] outward, of course. The Speaker of the Parliament of the Islamic Republic of
[00:14:30] Iran, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, stated that if the US
[00:14:34] government betrays the will of its people to serve
[00:14:37] financiers and external blackmailers, then
[00:14:40] it will discover that Iran's no has
[00:14:44] consequences. Through his social network on X, the leader, in this
[00:14:47] case Iranian, the leader from the parliamentary point of view, expressed
[00:14:51] consciousness or appreciation for life. Americans said
[00:14:55] no to war and we support this message, if the
[00:14:58] US government betrays its popular will to serve
[00:15:01] international payers and blackmailers, it will learn that
[00:15:05] our no has dire
[00:15:07] consequences.
[00:15:16] And what happens in Europe regarding the election results in the United States? Well,
[00:15:20] the reactions in that continent to the Democratic Party's victory in
[00:15:24] these US midterm elections range from the
[00:15:27] euphoria of progressive sectors and a marked
[00:15:31] institutional caution. Let's see, for example, through a
[00:15:34] press conference, the Norwegian Prime Minister,
[00:15:37] Jonas Gahr Støre, expressed: "It is a strong
[00:15:41] political signal about the change of course of the American
[00:15:44] electorate. In American politics, voices more
[00:15:48] akin to us are emerging than the stance defended by the
[00:15:51] President and his administration, for example, on climate and
[00:15:55] environment, as well as on foreign policy and development
[00:15:59] cooperation."
[00:16:03] In turn, the Czech Prime Minister, Andrej
[00:16:06] Babiš, also spoke, noting
[00:16:09] the following: "I think the result was foreseeable,
[00:16:12] although, of course, the victory of the Democrats is enormous,
[00:16:16] even the Republican stronghold of Texas has fallen, in some
[00:16:20] places the Democrats have gained ground after decades without
[00:16:23] succeeding. In my opinion, this means that until the end
[00:16:27] of President Trump's term, everything will revolve around impeachment
[00:16:31] processes and vetoes, as well as a certain paralysis.
[00:16:35] On the other hand, it is practically certain that President Trump
[00:16:38] will continue to do exactly what he pleases, so let's hope that
[00:16:42] he finally reconsiders his promise to end the war in
[00:16:45] Ukraine and resolve the conflict in the Strait of Hormuz."
[00:17:05] Well, we continue with another topic of the day that... that doesn't directly relate to the
[00:17:09] elections, it does relate to the style perhaps in the United
[00:17:12] States, because Iranian citizens are participating this
[00:17:16] Wednesday in demonstrations called in more than 900 places across the
[00:17:19] country to commemorate the National Day of Struggle
[00:17:23] Against Global Arrogance and also Student
[00:17:27] Day, from the capital Tehran, the mobilization began at
[00:17:31] 9 in the morning in Palestine Square and has as its concentration
[00:17:34] point the former United States Embassy. occupied by
[00:17:38] Iranian students on November 4,
[00:17:40] 1979. It is important to note that the
[00:17:44] day is held under the slogan "Homage to the
[00:17:47] Martyrs, Struggle Against Global Arrogance," in a
[00:17:51] context of new tensions and threats of military confrontation
[00:17:54] between Tehran and Washington. During these activities, the
[00:17:58] participants express their rejection of US
[00:18:01] policies and reaffirm their support for the principles of the
[00:18:05] Islamic Revolution.
[00:18:18] And in that scenario, the leader of the Islamic Revolution of Iran,
[00:18:22] Seyed Ali Khamenei, assured that the events in the
[00:18:26] Arabian-Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz have
[00:18:29] dismantled the myth of the invincibility of the United
[00:18:33] States. That's right, in the context of the National Day of Struggle Against Global
[00:18:36] Arrogance, the Iranian leader maintained that national
[00:18:40] resistance has spread beyond
[00:18:43] November 4th, a commemorative date
[00:18:46] that, he affirmed, now symbolizes a struggle that is
[00:18:49] maintained every day. Khamenei warned that any new
[00:18:53] US military aggression against Iran would provoke a
[00:18:56] broader response throughout the region and highlighted
[00:19:00] the articulation of the resistance front in Palestine,
[00:19:03] Lebanon, Iraq, and Yemen as part of the efforts to
[00:19:41] Perhaps it can be said that the Iranian people, on the 13th of Aban,
[00:19:45] November 4th of this year, have become more
[00:19:48] aware of their position against criminal
[00:19:51] United States with greater clarity and
[00:19:54] transparency than in any past year. However, the
[00:19:58] review of the roots, causes and conjunctures of the growing
[00:20:01] US hostility and the firm alignment of the Iranian people
[00:20:05] against it constitutes a
[00:20:14] Well, we've had very intense topics of the day, let's refresh a bit with the image
[00:20:17] we've selected, today's image takes us to the main
[00:20:20] forum of the global Panda Partners
[00:20:24] 2026 conference, which was inaugurated last Tuesday,
[00:20:27] November 3rd, at the Tianfu International Convention Center in
[00:20:32] in southwest China, which we are seeing
[00:20:36] here. Well, it is an exhibition with a wide variety of
[00:20:38] cultural and creative products with panda themes
[00:20:42] and was held in the context of the forum,
[00:20:45] bringing together experts and attracting numerous
[00:20:49] visitors. The panda, as always, is a Chinese
[00:20:52] symbol, but it has transcended borders.
[00:21:16] refresh the screen a bit, let's take a break and we'll be back shortly
[00:21:20] with more topics of the day.
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[00:22:22] Here we are waiting for you to continue with the topics of the day and how are we going to do it? Well,
[00:22:26] we are going to review the survey that we have called for you to
[00:22:30] participate with a very singular, very simple question that is on
[00:22:33] Telegram in this Telesur TV account. Let's put the context of the question
[00:22:37] there it is, you can read it, well, there it says
[00:22:41] the following: the war against
[00:22:43] Iran, the high cost of
[00:22:47] living, as well as Trump's
[00:22:50] immigration policies, well, they have precipitated the Republican
[00:22:53] electoral defeat, so we ask ourselves in this
[00:22:56] scenario, what will happen now? There are four options,
[00:23:00] one is that the de facto powers, those powers that are behind,
[00:23:02] economic, political, of any nature, and Donald Trump
[00:23:06] will negotiate. What do you think? Number
[00:23:09] two. The Democrats will push for Trump's impeachment through
[00:23:12] a political trial, an impeachment or whatever.
[00:23:16] Well, the third option is that Trump will be more aggressive, he said
[00:23:19] he will veto everything the congress does and number four
[00:23:23] is that Trump will lower his guard to survive, we have already
[00:23:26] seen some of his statements that seem to indicate something of
[00:23:30] that, well, what do you think, only one answer is possible on Telegram to
[00:23:33] establish the trend.
[00:23:50] Well, while we are dealing with this issue in America, on the other side, in
[00:23:53] Eurasia other things are happening. The President of Russia Vladimir
[00:23:57] Putin congratulated the Russian
[00:24:00] Unity Day. The Russian
[00:24:03] leader sent his greetings to the
[00:24:06] participants of the International Week, Peoples of
[00:24:09] Russia, to all citizens who celebrate national
[00:24:12] holidays. Putin recalled that harmony,
[00:24:16] mutual respect, and unity are fundamental
[00:24:19] pillars of the sovereignty and independence of the country, while
[00:24:22] the preservation of culture and language
[00:24:26] are the basis of national policy. In this regard, the
[00:24:29] Russian leader urged to stop any attempt to
[00:24:32] undermine social stability in that region.
[00:24:46] Now, regarding this National Unity Day in Russia, independent
[00:24:50] polls show the Russian people's support for the military
[00:24:53] operation to denazify Ukraine, to remove
[00:24:57] the Nazis from that place. According to the Levada
[00:25:00] Center poll, support for Russia's special
[00:25:04] military operation in Ukraine remains high, between
[00:25:07] 70% and 80%, but with
[00:25:11] growing fatigue. The partial mobilization of 2022 and the
[00:25:14] new situations have generated concern
[00:25:18] among families. However, Unity Day serves as an
[00:25:22] annual reminder of patriotic duty, especially among young
[00:25:25] Russians.
[00:25:40] We pause and continue to Spain because the
[00:25:44] thirtieth Ibero-American Summit of Heads of State and
[00:25:47] Government returned to the city of Madrid there in Spain
[00:25:51] and brings together 22 countries to address and approve the operational
[00:25:55] plan and the new strategy for Ibero-American Cooperation
[00:25:59] 2027-2030.
[00:26:01] What does this consist of? Well, under the motto Ibero-America, together
[00:26:05] we build our community, the forum
[00:26:08] designs the roadmap to evaluate and report
[00:26:12] on joint projects on topics of common interest
[00:26:15] such as culture, sustainable tourism,
[00:26:19] health, and the rights of indigenous peoples. The strategic
[00:26:22] plan focuses on higher education for the
[00:26:26] recognition and homologation of university degrees
[00:26:28] in order to allow the free movement of students and education
[00:26:32] professionals, immediate response to natural
[00:26:36] disasters, regulation of artificial intelligence, and an
[00:26:39] agreement for inclusion and public-private alliance for the benefit
[00:26:42] of more than 90 million people
[00:26:46] with disabilities from these 22 signatory countries.
[00:27:04] This topic is trending a lot on social media because Haiti is
[00:27:07] rejecting the Salvadoran military presence, communities
[00:27:11] denounce that armed operations endanger
[00:27:14] civilians and question the incursions after the disappearance
[00:27:18] of Salvadoran technicians, the deployment exceeds
[00:27:21] 20 personnel and that topic of the day is in full
[00:27:25] development.
[00:28:01] Well, we're almost done with the program. Let's review how you participated in the survey we
[00:28:04] did today via Telegram on our Telesur
[00:28:08] TV channel, let's remember the context of the question, we'll show it to you
[00:28:11] here, very good, thanks, war against
[00:28:14] Iran, high cost of living and Trump's immigration policy
[00:28:18] precipitate Republican electoral defeat and we ask ourselves
[00:28:21] now, what will happen? Well, there are four options, you have marked a
[00:28:25] very interesting trend, by the way, the first option is that
[00:28:28] the de facto powers, those powers that are behind, managing everything, corporate.
[00:28:32] and of all nature, and Trump will negotiate, almost a
[00:28:36] third thinks so, 29%. The second
[00:28:39] option that Democrats will push for Trump's impeachment, well,
[00:28:43] think about it, a large third of
[00:28:46] 38% thinks that will happen, that's being talked about
[00:28:49] a lot, the third option got
[00:28:51] 18%, almost a fifth, thinks Trump will be more
[00:28:55] aggressive, and the fourth option, which is
[00:28:58] 15%, says Trump will lower his guard to survive, meaning many people think
[00:29:02] that... he won't lower his guard, he'll stay that way,
[00:29:05] well, thank you very much for your participation, very interesting, how are you seeing this
[00:29:09] issue,
[00:29:19] well, now we're going to say goodbye, but we'll do it as always with an audiovisual material that
[00:29:22] you can easily find on Telesur's social networks,
[00:29:26] we're going to present you a material from Chile where hundreds
[00:29:30] of women and feminist collectives took to the
[00:29:33] streets to demand the resignation of Justice Minister Fernando
[00:29:36] Rabat, they are rejecting decrees that reduced sentences
[00:29:40] for 56
[00:29:43] the dictatorship and sexual abusers of minors, of course a legal
[00:29:47] issue, but it's unfair as these ladies see it. With this we say
[00:29:50] goodbye, daily topics, until
[00:29:52] next time.
[00:29:59] The rapist is you.
[00:30:34] Two major channels unite their experiences to meet in the cultures
[00:30:37] they represent in a new installment of Prisma, meet Sebastián
[00:30:41] Carvajal, a Mexican sculptor with more than 190
[00:30:44] exhibitions, whose work allows for a direct dialogue and interaction
[00:30:47] between the viewer and the artistic
[00:30:50] piece. Discover the Beijing University Film Festival, an innovative
[00:30:54] space where young people venture into audiovisual
[00:30:58] creation, using tools.