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[00:00:05] situation. Okay, Alizenda Xifrer, president
[00:00:32] Moroccan Justice has prosecuted nearly 90 people for
[00:00:35] facilitating the massive entry
[00:00:37] to, well, to different a week ago, 11 have been sentenced to prison
[00:00:41] sentences.
[00:00:45] The death of a man while driving a jet ski in Puria Brava
[00:00:49] l'alt em Pordà is being investigated. The jet ski collided with a recreational
[00:00:52] boat.
[00:00:57] In the last 24 hours, two new macho crimes
[00:01:00] have occurred, one in Murcia and the other in Asturias,
[00:01:04] where a civil guard shot his ex-partner,
[00:01:06] also a member of the
[00:01:08] corps,
[00:01:13] to death. Civil Protection has activated the Inoncat plan alert for this afternoon. Rains with accumulations
[00:01:18] Yes, we think so, that is, of up to 40 liters per square meter are expected
[00:01:21] in a large part of the
[00:01:22] country.
[00:01:27] The German prosecutor's office is investigating the presence of a drone with
[00:01:31] eh, people who come, no, from North explosives allegedly from Russia at Lipsic
[00:01:34] empty like this one from airport. A robot deactivated the device, and the country
[00:01:37] describes the incident as very
[00:01:38] serious.
[00:01:57] showers and storms that can be strong from midday. It will be accompanied
[00:02:00] by hail or strong winds. The temperature will be lower,
[00:02:04] especially in places where it rains
[00:02:06] heavily.
[00:02:14] nationality, we must attend Hello, good morning! Morocco is moving, and the
[00:02:17] justice of this country has prosecuted about 90 people for their
[00:02:20] involvement in the massive arrival of 72,000 people
[00:02:24] in Ceuta. The courts of Tetouan
[00:02:26] type, leisure, have sentenced 11 to penalties of up to six months in prison and fines
[00:02:29] of... up to 1. The country's authorities have not given more
[00:02:33] details of the operation, meanwhile, in Spain, the national
[00:02:36] court has requested police reports to know how the crisis
[00:02:40] was managed and if there were previous warnings that alerted
[00:02:44] of the irregular entry
[00:02:44] of migrants.
[00:02:48] And today King Felipe VI will receive the president of Ceuta at the Marivent Palace in Mallorca,
[00:02:52] in a gesture of support from the crown to the autonomous
[00:02:55] city. Meanwhile, the crisis continues open now for the distribution
[00:02:59] of...
[00:03:37] Ceuta currently has more than a thousand unaccompanied migrant minors, a
[00:03:41] figure that overwhelms its capacity, while the Spanish government seeks
[00:03:44] to activate the redistribution mechanism among communities
[00:03:48] in Catalonia, the debate about the capacity of the reception
[00:03:51] system is also opening up. We will talk about it live with Alisent de Xifre,
[00:03:54] president of Fedaya, the Federation of entities for the care of children and
[00:03:58] adolescents. Good morning, Mrs.
[00:04:05] statement where they explicitly ask that this crisis of arrivals
[00:04:09] in Ceuta not be made into a partisan battle. You denounce
[00:04:12] that migrant children and adolescents are once again becoming a tool for
[00:04:16] political confrontation. What effects does this
[00:04:19] instrumentalization of young
[00:04:20] people have?
[00:04:23] Well, erm, first of all, it has effects, eh, clearly
[00:04:27] linked to people, that is, first
[00:04:30] person, right? Eh, they also live, no, they are
[00:04:34] aware of all these
[00:04:36] eh news and all opinions and therefore
[00:04:40] this also affects them directly,
[00:04:44] on the other hand, eh, from all
[00:04:47] these eh news and all this
[00:04:50] instrumentalization also generates a state of opinion that
[00:04:53] favors eh hate speech and favors,
[00:04:57] let's say, going against against, no? these
[00:05:00] people, therefore, we believe that these are the two
[00:05:04] I am from eh, the two eh most direct
[00:05:08] consequences.
[00:05:10] Eh, Fedaya defines what is happening in... Ceuta as a humanitarian
[00:05:13] crisis. Do you think that the starting point from which
[00:05:17] the debate should be addressed has been lost?
[00:05:21] Yes, we believe that the starting point is always human
[00:05:24] rights and the rights that the rights of children stipulated
[00:05:28] by the Convention on the Rights of the Child, and this
[00:05:31] should be the starting point that we never lose
[00:05:35] reference, that we never lose and that we never stop taking
[00:05:38] into account, no? That is to say, the Convention on the Rights of the
[00:05:42] Child stipulates that any
[00:05:46] minor has the right
[00:05:49] things, but among them, to a dignified life and protection,
[00:05:53] and that above all, if a person
[00:05:56] eh who is a minor and who does not have
[00:06:00] family references in the country where they
[00:06:04] are found, then they must be protected, and therefore
[00:06:07] this is somewhat what we understand that must be done here.
[00:06:10] Receiving for us means receiving under proper conditions,
[00:06:14] it does not mean receiving in any
[00:06:17] way. Therefore, we access that it is a
[00:06:20] legal obligation, not a political will, but do you believe that this
[00:06:24] principle is being questioned in the public
[00:06:26] debate?
[00:06:30] eh, we think that we have the necessary
[00:06:34] and sufficient legal frameworks to
[00:06:37] guarantee this right, and therefore, in the
[00:06:41] opening of all this political debate and the questioning
[00:06:44] of whether we should receive them or not,
[00:06:48] these fundamental rights are already being questioned,
[00:06:52] and therefore we understand that we should not enter
[00:06:55] here. We understand that we should eh carry out this
[00:06:59] reception and
[00:07:02] give guarantees to these people to be able
[00:07:06] to develop their life project and their
[00:07:09] emancipation itinerary.
[00:07:13] You also call for avoiding stigmatization, dehumanization,
[00:07:17] because you have detected an increase, as you mentioned,
[00:07:21] in these speeches of rejection, of xenophobia in recent weeks.
[00:07:24] How could this be countered?
[00:07:26] això?
[00:07:29] Yes, well, the fact of the
[00:07:32] detection of this increase in hate speech is not only from these last
[00:07:35] weeks, it has been for some time, eh, in fact,
[00:07:39] eh, well, throughout this year,
[00:07:42] eh, we have had different attacks on different
[00:07:45] services, right? So, well, we think that
[00:07:49] hate speech is increasing, eh, for some
[00:07:52] time now, but it is true that the
[00:07:55] treatment, no, eh, the politicization of these
[00:07:59] situations does not help
[00:08:01] to mitigate them, to counter them, or
[00:08:05] to make them disappear, and therefore, well,
[00:08:09] we believe that here we appeal somewhat to
[00:08:12] the responsibility of the political classes, the ruling classes,
[00:08:16] the governments of everywhere, and
[00:08:20] for that, no, to combat these hate
[00:08:23] speeches, eh, to put a face
[00:08:26] to these people and not contribute to
[00:08:29] dehumanization, and for that
[00:08:33] to understand that it is a matter of rights and that it is a
[00:08:37] humanitarian matter, here we also, eh,
[00:08:40] appeal, eh, to be
[00:08:42] able to seek complicity among the
[00:08:46] different, eh, agents who are working on the
[00:08:50] matter to, to be able to, no, eh, combat these
[00:08:53] xenophobic and racist speeches, and we also
[00:08:57] appeal, no, to the support that you can give us from the media,
[00:09:01] which, obviously, eh,
[00:09:03] we need and which we think is very important.
[00:09:07] These days we have seen many images, no, of the young migrants who have arrived
[00:09:11] in Ceuta. We have also seen that there are many more boys than
[00:09:14] girls, but does the situation of the young girls, no, of the
[00:09:18] minors, concern you in any particular
[00:09:22] way? Mm, yes, erm,
[00:09:25] we have always, well, for some time now, we have been finding,
[00:09:28] eh, throughout the different migratory waves,
[00:09:32] that boys, eh, migrate more than girls,
[00:09:36] right? Eh, but it is true that when there are
[00:09:39] girls who, who begin this migratory
[00:09:43] project, eh, their risk
[00:09:46] conditions of defenselessness are much higher, right? Eh,
[00:09:50] obviously because they are women, right? And
[00:09:54] also this, no? For the risk of suffering
[00:09:57] abuse, eh, violence, eh, for
[00:10:00] falling, for the risk of falling into
[00:10:03] networks, eh, let's say,
[00:10:07] of, of, well, human trafficking,
[00:10:10] no? And therefore,
[00:10:12] here we do have to put even
[00:10:16] more effort into being able to protect them very
[00:10:19] correctly. This is already being done, no? Because we
[00:10:23] already have a tradition of welcoming. Is this being done,
[00:10:26] this main concern to protect
[00:10:30] girls?
[00:10:32] Yes, yes, yes, that is, it is being done, eh, from here
[00:10:35] in Catalonia, this, eh, already, in the
[00:10:38] years that we have of, of,
[00:10:42] this, of experience and learning, no,
[00:10:45] in, in, in the protection and in the welcoming of
[00:10:49] these people, eh, we have already been learning
[00:10:52] also what, what girls need
[00:10:56] and how to protect them, but it is true
[00:10:59] that in the journey, no, this migratory
[00:11:02] journey, eh, and and, and
[00:11:05] during the moments that
[00:11:08] they are not in the final destination,
[00:11:12] let's say, eh, and in the most
[00:11:15] correct protection, then, well, here also, eh, things
[00:11:19] can happen, and therefore, eh,
[00:11:22] well, eh, we believe that we must pay
[00:11:25] special attention to them. You were talking
[00:11:28] about all these years of experience and
[00:11:30] learning. What lessons have you learned and that you believe
[00:11:34] should be incorporated yes or yes in the political debate,
[00:11:37] no? Mm,
[00:11:41] the lessons we have learned, eh, on the one hand, is that
[00:11:44] we are talking about people, people who come
[00:11:47] from very diverse countries and therefore with very diverse
[00:11:51] needs, eh, it is not the same,
[00:11:56] Africa, as people who come from South Africa, it is not
[00:12:00] the same, as we were saying,
[00:12:02] boys, girls, eh, it is not the same the ages, it is not
[00:12:06] the same if they arrive, then, at 15, 16,
[00:12:10] in which they still have, then, a, a,
[00:12:14] more years of trajectory in the protection system than if they arrive at 17,
[00:12:18] no, that, that, well, the protection time is
[00:12:21] less, eh, it is not the same if they come from urban
[00:12:25] areas as if they come from rural areas, and therefore, all this makes
[00:12:29] us say that, well, eh, just like boys and
[00:12:32] girls, no, who enter the protection system who
[00:12:36] have, no, Spanish
[00:12:39] to their individuality and to the needs that each
[00:12:43] person has, from the,
[00:12:46] this, the itinerary of, of
[00:12:49] growth and emancipation that they want to do,
[00:12:52] listening, eh, talking, eh,
[00:12:55] being able to attend well, no, eh, what are their
[00:12:59] needs, what are their, their dreams, their
[00:13:02] wishes, what are also their sorrows, no,
[00:13:06] eh, here in, in the case of, of, of
[00:13:09] migratory processes, there are many sorrows, here this
[00:13:13] also needs time and needs
[00:13:15] accompaniment. Well, then these are the
[00:13:19] main learnings, then obviously, eh,
[00:13:22] there are more related to, then, the
[00:13:25] management, eh, of the crisis, no, we
[00:13:28] say, erm, that after so
[00:13:31] many years we should be able to work with more
[00:13:34] prevention, eh, rather than so
[00:13:38] reactively when the waves come. Here
[00:13:41] we also say this, no, that to really be a
[00:13:45] welcoming country, erm, this needs
[00:13:48] resources, it needs resources of, then,
[00:13:52] eh, educational type, housing,
[00:13:55] fortunately it currently has them, but this is linked to being
[00:13:58] able to have access, then, to documentation,
[00:14:01] they need support of a more related type to health, physical
[00:14:05] health, but also mental health.
[00:14:08] Well, this, in summary, let's say, are the
[00:14:11] lessons learned, yes, some
[00:14:15] lessons that we were saying with this personalized attention and for
[00:14:19] all this, as it also explained, resources are needed, eh,
[00:14:23] are there sufficient resources available to guarantee this good
[00:14:26] reception?
[00:14:30] Erm, of course, from the third sector entities
[00:14:34] we always think that resources are insufficient, eh? It's true
[00:14:37] that, eh, well, eh, we are doing more
[00:14:41] and less, but what we say, no? To really make,
[00:14:44] eh, to accompany, eh, correctly these
[00:14:48] emancipation itineraries, these life itineraries,
[00:14:51] eh, we must be able to do it with, with, with...
[00:14:55] many guarantees we can work well all the, eh,
[00:14:58] spheres, all the areas of the person, no, eh, some
[00:15:02] of them are people who have many
[00:15:05] deficiencies, eh, some of them, no, eh,
[00:15:09] are people who have gone through migratory processes of
[00:15:12] many years and therefore have suffered, eh, many
[00:15:16] violences and this must also be accompanied and therefore
[00:15:19] eh we think that the resources always, well,
[00:15:23] the resources should be more.
[00:15:26] You have also spoken of the need for a shared strategy and to anticipate
[00:15:29] events, no? What should this planning include so that
[00:15:33] situations like the current one are not repeated?
[00:15:38] Clearly, somewhat, no, from the crisis of 2017-2018,
[00:15:42] which was when we had, no, the highest peak of arrivals,
[00:15:46] eh, we already have a trajectory of years,
[00:15:49] then, with figures with monthly behaviors,
[00:15:53] no, eh, then we can already foresee somewhat what will
[00:15:57] happen, then, in the winter months and what
[00:16:00] will happen in the summer months. So, somewhat what we
[00:16:04] say is, eh, we must... we can anticipate
[00:16:07] this, no? We must be able to foresee,
[00:16:11] and therefore, foreseeing means, eh,
[00:16:14] contemplating resources, contemplating places,
[00:16:17] contemplating support, contemplating, contemplating
[00:16:21] professionals, etcetera, etcetera, no?
[00:16:23] Erm, then, well, somewhat for us, the
[00:16:27] planning should be able
[00:16:31] to do this, no, eh, to be able to work with more, eh, with
[00:16:34] more prevention, with anticipating, or
[00:16:38] getting ahead of events and with
[00:16:41] contemplating all the, all the resources, all the
[00:16:44] issues that need to be
[00:16:46] developed. In addition to this shared strategy,
[00:16:50] you also demand co-responsibility from all society, no? What
[00:16:54] role can citizens, schools, entities and
[00:16:58] associative fabric play in the reception of these
[00:17:00] young people?
[00:17:03] Well, I believe that citizens and schools and the
[00:17:06] associative... can play a super
[00:17:09] important role and top notch, eh, earlier this morning
[00:17:13] my colleague Ferran Rodríguez from Fepa said that to
[00:17:17] achieve a good emancipation
[00:17:19] process,
[00:17:23] eh, it is necessary, no, eh, to count on the citizens so that
[00:17:26] these people can eh can network, can
[00:17:30] take root, eh, can have a network that
[00:17:34] supports them, no? Eh, people throughout
[00:17:37] our lives go through moments,
[00:17:40] eh, better ones and we go through through, through moments with more
[00:17:44] difficulties of different types, then, eh,
[00:17:48] the social network and personal network that we have been able to build
[00:17:52] around us to support ourselves is very important,
[00:17:55] no? Eh, this gives us, it gives us citizens, it gives us
[00:17:59] social entities, it gives us entities, eh, of a cultural
[00:18:04] free time, sports, no? Eh, all
[00:18:08] these, eh, entities, these individuals are the ones
[00:18:11] we need to create this network of
[00:18:15] support for young people, eh, we must always
[00:18:18] think, no, young people, eh, who have
[00:18:21] Spanish ID cards, eh,
[00:18:25] we are saying that it is very difficult for them, no,
[00:18:28] to emancipate themselves at 18 years
[00:18:32] old, eh, and many do it in their late twenties,
[00:18:36] even up to 30, no? Eh, then, well, imagine
[00:18:39] what it can be, no, for a person
[00:18:43] who is 18, 17, eh,
[00:18:46] 16, and who has to support
[00:18:50] themselves, eh, alone, without family networks,
[00:18:53] without the people you love, with all
[00:18:57] the ignorance also, eh, of your country
[00:19:00] of origin and your family, and without that, no,
[00:19:04] without a network of friends or personal network that
[00:19:07] can support you, then that's why we say it's so important, no,
[00:19:11] eh, the role of citizens and the role of the various
[00:19:15] entities. Yes, in fact, many citizens
[00:19:19] network, many people help, but many people also see this phenomenon
[00:19:22] with fear and concern. What
[00:19:25] message would you like to convey to these people who see it as a threat?
[00:19:29] amenaça?
[00:19:33] It's very difficult because
[00:19:35] erm, well,
[00:19:38] clearly, I see people
[00:19:41] and this is the main, the
[00:19:45] main advice that comes to mind, no, that we look at
[00:19:48] the person, that we look into the eyes of the person, that we
[00:19:51] listen to their life story,
[00:19:54] where they come from, who their parents
[00:19:57] and mothers are, eh, no, that we
[00:20:01] make a personal connection and
[00:20:05] this, eh, I think it is the main tool to
[00:20:08] combat, no, this fear that the
[00:20:12] unknown can generate in us, no,
[00:20:15] eh, I think that behind all these rejection attitudes,
[00:20:18] there is fear, no,
[00:20:22] eh, and therefore I believe that fear
[00:20:26] can be minimized if we know
[00:20:30] these people personally, if
[00:20:33] we can dedicate time to listen to them, to talk to them,
[00:20:36] to learn about their lives,
[00:20:40] erm, and this way we can get
[00:20:43] closer, no, we can bring realities closer, we can
[00:20:47] build new realities, eh, taking advantage of, eh, the will
[00:20:51] of each
[00:22:48] offered the... final of the 2030 World Cup to Morocco. The
[00:22:52] maximum football body describes as false and
[00:22:55] misleading the information published by The Times newspaper that
[00:22:58] stated that the president was seeking the political support of the
[00:23:02] African country amidst an internal crisis. The controversy arises
[00:23:05] after Barcelona mayor Jaume Collboni demanded that the
[00:23:09] final be played at Camp Nou, while Morocco is planning the new Hassan
[00:23:13] II stadium with a capacity for 115,000
[00:23:16] spectators.
[00:27:11] saying, who offers you time, factor energy, you see,
[00:27:26] rain gauges ready because this afternoon downpours and storms can fall in many
[00:27:30] places, in fact already in some towns. It's already raining, these are the first
[00:27:33] incipient showers, but most are
[00:27:36] l'Estany.
[00:27:39] Good morning, a day that looks uncertain, this afternoon it will possibly be the
[00:27:42] most unstable of the whole week, downpours
[00:27:46] and storms. The satellite images for now are quite calm
[00:27:49] but eh, some showers are already starting to fall that we will see on the
[00:27:52] radar, a radar that this afternoon will be full
[00:27:56] of spots because the models indicate that there will be downpours in many
[00:27:59] places, these are starting to form. as seen in the
[00:28:03] last satellite image, these are indeed leaving some showers,
[00:28:07] for now the morning is calm, but suddenly these small spots start to appear,
[00:28:10] the first ones that have to go further this afternoon is for a complicated
[00:28:14] afternoon, for now these are the active warnings this
[00:28:18] afternoon for high danger of 4 out of 6 in the
[00:28:21] orange, it means that the rain can be
[00:28:25] torrential, in half an hour it can discharge more than 40 liters, then showers will also advance
[00:28:28] later through other regions and another warning is also added that...
[00:28:32] in three hours 90 liters can fall in some areas,
[00:28:35] in short, an unstable afternoon, full
[00:28:38] of storms, lightning, thunder in many areas, showers can also reach the
[00:28:42] coast of Barcelona later,
[00:28:45] eh, also the south of the Costa Brava, eh, lands of the Ebro,
[00:28:49] some showers, but here they would be more at the margin, tomorrow morning, calm,
[00:28:53] the temperature still high, 26 degrees in Barcelona, 22,
[00:28:56] Lleida, today the maximums are shorter, there is a moment
[00:29:00] of showers, yes, if it rains it is... eh, then
[00:29:04] it could cool down, a calm Friday morning with cloudy intervals
[00:29:08] in the regions of Girona, Barcelona, some drizzle, some fog bank, in the afternoon some
[00:29:11] showers could fall in Itlat, in Ripollers, Garrotxa, Osona and
[00:29:15] in Llosanès, the temperature rises a bit, maximums of
[00:29:18] 36 in Lleida, muggy on the coast, also storms in the interior of
[00:29:21] Castellón, today and also tomorrow,
[00:29:24] tomorrow with sun on the islands, a bit of north wind, a bit of sea breeze north of
[00:29:28] Menorca, high temperatures, although they drop a
[00:29:31] bit. tomorrow they rise and in the coming days,
[00:29:34] Saturday afternoon storms mainly in the regions of Lleida, Sunday some
[00:29:38] showers in the Pyrenees, it will be hotter, pay attention because it seems
[00:29:42] that during the eclipse the weather will be calm, cloudy intervals in the afternoon, but in
[00:29:46] principle we should not be bothered, the warmest temperature.
[00:30:31] The Justice of Morocco has processed nearly 90 people for facilitating
[00:30:34] the massive entry into Ceuta a week ago, 11 have been
[00:30:38] sentenced to
[00:30:39] prison.
[00:30:43] The owner of the recreational boat involved in the collision with a
[00:30:47] jet ski in the Costa Brava, l'Alen Pordà, in which the
[00:30:51] driver of the
[00:30:52] jet ski died, has been arrested.
[00:30:56] In the last 24 hours, two new sexist crimes have occurred.