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[00:00:19] The government of Seuta warns that it cannot comply with the law for the reception of
[00:00:23] minors who arrived a week ago. The PP is making
[00:00:26] efforts in the face of Vox's opposition to any distribution
[00:00:29] demanded. The appearance of four ministers, NGOs, and
[00:00:33] social entities demand that political parties leave this humanitarian
[00:00:36] drama aside from the political squabble.
[00:00:38] An alert has been activated for heavy rains this
[00:00:41] afternoon in much of the
[00:00:45] country, up to 40 liters can fall in just half an
[00:00:48] hour. Today, then, we have all the ingredients for new
[00:00:51] widespread thunderstorms in
[00:00:55] Catalonia. In Sanet l'Alta Ribagorsa,
[00:00:58] the rain has helped to... stabilize the fire that has been burning since
[00:01:01] Friday.
[00:01:05] Firefighters demand more protection against toxic substances from
[00:01:08] fires. They denounce that the masks provided by the government are
[00:01:12] insufficient.
[00:01:15] Right now we are paying out of our own pocket for this
[00:01:17] closed practically since equipment. Residents of a block in the
[00:01:21] Trinitat Vella neighborhood of Barcelona have been evacuated due to vibrations caused by the
[00:01:25] undergrounding works in Montcada. In Girona, today they also
[00:01:28] evacuated twenty people who lived in the old
[00:01:31] Simon factory.
[00:02:31] Good afternoon, Ceuta acknowledges that it will not be able to meet the
[00:02:34] 15-day deadline set by law to distribute the unaccompanied minors who arrived
[00:02:38] last week, they believe it will take months to complete all the
[00:02:41] procedures because they cannot cope, NGOs and social entities call
[00:02:45] not to use minors in the political squabble over their
[00:02:48] distribution among the autonomous communities, and despite the pressure
[00:02:53] And after the landslide due to the R2 works in the Vallbona neighborhood in of some parties against reception, the law is very clear:
[00:02:57] the effort to receive is there but the situation... exceeds many
[00:03:01] minors are still on the street wandering and the administration
[00:03:04] has not yet been able to identify them, who helps with
[00:03:07] the cap are the NGOs,
[00:03:10] hitherto unknown risks of to assist them and
[00:03:13] try to
[00:03:15] continue.
[00:03:19] they note who they are to inform the reception services, because
[00:03:22] locating and assisting them immediately is the first mandatory
[00:03:26] step by law. From there, in situations of extraordinary
[00:03:30] migratory contingency, which is how Ceuta is, they must be
[00:03:33] transferred to the rest of the autonomous communities within a
[00:03:37] 15-day period, a deadline that sources from the Ceuta
[00:03:40] government warn they will not be able to meet, they believe it will take
[00:03:44] months. There is no law that resists, which means
[00:03:47] an avalanche. If it's not 15 days, it's a breach of the
[00:03:51] law, it's a violation of rights towards these minors due to a
[00:03:55] lack of political will, because resources
[00:03:58] are available. It also establishes which autonomous
[00:04:02] communities are in the best conditions to receive, it is
[00:04:05] calculated mathematically and according to the same
[00:04:08] criteria, such as population, per capita income
[00:04:12] and the unemployment rate. The reception capacity is also taken into
[00:04:15] account, as well as the effort that each community has made
[00:04:18] previously to attend to unaccompanied minors. In fact, for
[00:04:22] this reason and as compensation, last year Catalonia was left out
[00:04:28] territory, an initiative of of the distribution during the arrivals in the Canary Islands. to
[00:04:30] make a calculation of the grandmother's account, so to speak, and whoever has less
[00:04:34] should receive. The one that opens all this political debate and questions
[00:04:37] whether we should receive them or not,
[00:04:42] to leave the building. The Girona City eh, is already questioning these fundamental rights. The ones that worry most
[00:04:45] are underage girls, they are at higher risk of suffering
[00:04:48] violence and falling into trafficking networks.
[00:04:51] Regarding
[00:04:54] this distribution of minors, the PP assures that it will comply with the
[00:04:57] law, but the last government agreements that... were made with Vox in four communities,
[00:05:01] it was signed that no more unaccompanied minors would be received. Mano
[00:05:05] Alonso, this crisis in Ceuta will put these
[00:05:07] agreements to the test.
[00:05:12] Yes, exactly. A complicated position for the Popular Party,
[00:05:15] who on the one hand say, as you recall,
[00:05:18] that the Popular Party always complies with the law, and on the other hand, they have to
[00:05:22] appease Vox, with whom they govern in four autonomous
[00:05:25] communities. Vox has already said that it will boycott any
[00:05:29] transfer and that they have agreed with the Popular Party that where
[00:05:31] they govern, no more migrant minors will
[00:05:35] arrive. Vox thus marks the PP's pace once
[00:05:39] again, but despite the current controversy, the fact is that more than
[00:05:42] 1,700 migrant minors have been transferred from
[00:05:46] Ceuta, Melilla, and the Canary Islands to the rest of the
[00:05:49] peninsula, the rest of the autonomous communities, without any
[00:05:53] problem since the reform of the immigration law was
[00:05:56] implemented. Meanwhile, the Spanish government
[00:05:59] accuses the PP of being unsupportive due to its
[00:06:03] constant yielding to the far-right, and on the other
[00:06:06] hand, points out that the only possible path is
[00:06:10] compliance with the law and the.
[00:06:13] eh that a few days ago they requested the extraordinary appearance of Pedro
[00:06:16] Sánchez in Congress, now they extend this request for explanations from
[00:06:20] four ministers, the Minister of Interior, the Minister of Foreign Affairs,
[00:06:24] the Minister of Defense, and also the Minister of the Presidency for this
[00:06:27] August.
[00:06:29] The Popular Party is condemned to balance, on the one hand, to
[00:06:33] appease the communities receiving migrants, such as Ceuta and the Balearic Islands, who
[00:06:36] met this morning in Palma before the reception of
[00:06:40] Felipe, the President of the.
[00:07:12] The government agreements of the last few months between PP and
[00:07:15] Vox are already at stake in Extremadura, Aragon, Castile and Leon, and
[00:07:19] Andalusia. They have points in common, some almost identical, such
[00:07:22] as those referring to the reception of unaccompanied
[00:07:25] foreign minors, a frontal rejection of the central government's
[00:07:29] immigration policy. Only in Andalusia is there an addition that
[00:07:33] speaks of the need to respect the legal framework, the current
[00:07:37] legislation will be complied with and the Popular Party always,
[00:07:40] always complies with the law.
[00:07:54] the breakup two years ago when the far-right left the government in five
[00:07:58] autonomous communities after the PP accepted the distribution
[00:08:01] of minors from
[00:08:03] the Canary Islands.
[00:08:10] It has already started to rain at this hour, especially in the Pyrenees in places like
[00:08:14] Vallter, the Ripollès is clearly visible here on the camera, also in Pallar
[00:08:18] Subirà, there have already been the first precipitations, in the Ebro
[00:08:21] it has also rained and it will rain again, and that is why these
[00:08:25] threatening clouds are seen announcing that the storm
[00:08:27] is coming. Civil Protection has activated an alert for
[00:08:31] heavy rains this afternoon and until dawn more than
[00:08:35] 40 liters per square meter can accumulate in just half an hour in practically all of
[00:08:38] Catalonia and in some places even exceed 90 liters in three
[00:08:42] hours. The warning map foresees a first wave of intense
[00:08:45] rains until 6 p.m. in Central Catalonia, in the
[00:08:49] Pyrenees, the eastern pre-Pyrenees, in the Tarragona area and on the pre-coast. And
[00:08:53] towards the evening, the storms will move further
[00:08:56] south. Today, then, we have all the
[00:09:00] ingredients, eh, for new widespread thunderstorms in
[00:09:03] Catalonia, high
[00:09:06] intensities. Some of them, at certain times, could have a certain
[00:09:10] staticity, that's why these degrees of danger are so high, but for now we don't
[00:09:14] foresee them remaining static for many hours in the same
[00:09:17] sector, we ask for this vigilance with outdoor activities because today is
[00:09:21] a day that we will have to be attentive to showers, to storms and as the
[00:09:25] meteorology service colleagues told us, don't rule out that at some point there could be
[00:09:28] violent weather, there could be hail, there could be gusts of wind, there could be
[00:09:43] Well, look, it will last until this coming night, until 12, but
[00:09:46] it will be by zones because now we have a very active zone of showers and
[00:09:50] storms affecting the Pyrenees as we can see on the radar,
[00:09:54] these precipitation traces with some red cores, it means that some rain
[00:09:57] is intense, we have also had another episode of showers in the
[00:10:01] Ebro lands, this one is diminishing, but well, all this will
[00:10:04] reactivate and throughout the afternoon, the evolution is that
[00:10:07] this chain of showers and storms located over the Pyrenees
[00:10:11] will go down. south, affecting regions of
[00:10:14] Girona, then Barcelona, as we can see on the forecast map,
[00:10:18] there will be storms, lightning in many places and later in the
[00:10:22] afternoon they will also reach the regions of Tarragona again. a shower in
[00:10:25] Lleida, unlike recent days, showers can also reach the central
[00:10:29] coast, we are talking about intense rains
[00:10:32] that in a short time can leave large amounts of rain, winds in
[00:10:36] some cases also large hail and some
[00:10:40] storms that are what worry us most could advance slowly and have
[00:10:44] time to leave large amounts of
[00:10:51] firefighters to stabilize the fire in Sanet l'Alta Ribagorsa.
[00:10:55] It had been active since last Friday and had burned about 100 hectares of forest
[00:10:58] in an area near the Aigüestortes National Park. Yesterday, the improvement in
[00:11:02] weather conditions allowed the restriction on access for
[00:11:05] hikers to be lifted. Firefighters are still working there, especially with
[00:11:09] helicopters due to the difficulty of access by
[00:11:11] land.
[00:11:16] When extinguishing fires, firefighters are exposed to toxic particles that can
[00:11:20] cause significant health problems. Faced with this risk,
[00:11:24] they complain that they lack more specific protective
[00:11:28] equipment that can effectively filter these particles.
[00:11:31] Fire is not the only danger for firefighters. So are gases
[00:11:35] and toxic particles, some of which are carcinogenic, that are
[00:11:38] generated in forest and urban fires. In fact, the
[00:11:42] International Agency for Research on Cancer of the WHO classifies
[00:11:46] firefighters' work in the group of maximum exposure
[00:11:49] risk. That is why the Firefighters' Assembly has been
[00:11:52] demanding for years to extreme prevention
[00:11:55] measures. As firefighters, we assume this exposure, it is
[00:11:58] part of our job and here the most we can do is
[00:12:02] protect ourselves as much as possible and here there are different things that
[00:12:06] are not being done well enough, a very clear one is the
[00:12:09] masks that we use in
[00:12:11] forest fires, the service provides us with masks that
[00:12:15] are FFP3 that filter particles, however
[00:12:19] we would like to use some that are
[00:12:22] half masks that have filters for gases. also for particles, not
[00:12:26] all gases, right now we are paying for this equipment out of our own pocket.
[00:12:30] After the fire, toxic particles remain
[00:12:33] adhered to the firefighters' PPE. And these contaminants, when we get into the truck,
[00:12:36] go into the truck and from the truck they go into the fire stations and from the fire stations even to our
[00:12:40] homes. And the goal is for PPE and other elements not to
[00:12:43] reach the fire stations because they are not prepared to carry out
[00:12:46] decontamination there. Since June, the Firefighters' Assembly has
[00:12:50] launched several pressure measures, such as
[00:12:53] not doing voluntary overtime, all
[00:12:57] important emergencies, we will
[00:13:00] attend to them, we are obliged and we also believe that we must
[00:13:04] uh, comply with them, we have never doubted them, but everything that is
[00:13:07] voluntary hours, voluntary overtime, we have refused
[00:13:11] to do. They demand from the General Directorate determination to address the
[00:13:15] problem. It is a Pandora's box that if the General Directorate has not opened it is
[00:13:18] because it is really very complex to address, it requires
[00:13:22] attitude and tenacity to address it. Something that
[00:13:25] so far we have not found. To respond to these demands, the
[00:13:29] General Directorate of Firefighters will present the contaminant
[00:13:32] plan in September. For now, it has already bought more than 9,000 heavy
[00:13:36] PPEs. And this massive purchase is the largest purchase ever
[00:13:40] made by the Generalitat of Catalonia in terms of PPE, it has been a tender of
[00:13:43] almost 19 million euros, with the aim
[00:13:46] that they can have a double heavy PPE and guarantee
[00:13:50] the necessary change and that this does not hinder
[00:13:53] this operational service. Regarding masks, they explain that
[00:13:57] occupational risks has commissioned a new evaluation
[00:14:00] study to see if half masks should be incorporated and purchased.
[00:14:04] The heat waves in Europe have led the
[00:14:06] continent to an unprecedented drought. In
[00:14:10] fact, the lack of rain has left rivers like the Danube and the Rhine at
[00:14:14] historic lows in flow. This already has economic effects and raises questions about the
[00:14:18] future of energy generation
[00:14:20] systems.
[00:14:22] This sign planted in the dry bed of a river that reads "no fishing" may
[00:14:26] seem like something from a British gag, but it's not. In the
[00:14:29] collective imagination, the grass in the United Kingdom should
[00:14:32] be green, but after the driest and hottest July since records
[00:14:36] began 190 years ago, the landscape in much
[00:14:39] of England and Wales is this. It is the third
[00:14:42] drought in five years and they already predict that the cereal harvest will also
[00:14:46] be the worst since records began in
[00:14:49] 1984. The lack of water affects much of
[00:14:52] Europe. In France, the Meuse River is so low that it cannot cool the
[00:14:56] nuclear power plant in Chooz in the northeast of the country, they have had to shut it down
[00:15:00] while the Cattenom plant, cooled by the Moselle, has also had to shut down
[00:15:04] a reactor, a situation that had already occurred in Hungary with the Paks
[00:15:08] plant, shut down by 90%. In
[00:15:11] Romania, the Cernavodă plant has required the drastic measure of causing
[00:15:15] explosions in the Danube to divert more water flow to the
[00:15:18] plant. And if nuclear power plants are vulnerable to the effects of
[00:15:21] climate change, so is hydroelectric generation. The
[00:15:25] Iron Gate power plant, operated jointly by Romania and Serbia,
[00:15:28] can only generate 20% of its capacity.
[00:15:32] This generalized low level of rivers is an economic problem that affects not only
[00:15:36] agriculture, the... generation of energy, but also fluvial
[00:15:39] transport, both for goods and
[00:15:41] tourism.
[00:15:45] we just lack, we have lack of the river of the of the
[00:15:48] rainfalls, and we when i said when we have rainfalls, they are
[00:15:52] mostly stormy, so short, quickly, and rapid,
[00:15:56] so we need like couple of days,
[00:15:59] norm, uh, casual
[00:16:03] rain, several governments practice lighting restrictions
[00:16:06] and have requested industries and citizens to make an effort to reduce
[00:16:10] electricity consumption, but this happens precisely at a time when extreme heat
[00:16:14] generates more demand for refrigeration and air
[00:16:16] conditioners.
[00:16:19] In the Middle East, Iran and Oman have agreed on a new maritime route through
[00:16:23] the Strait of Hormuz where ships will pay a fee to
[00:16:26] pass through.
[00:16:28] Iran assures that it has reached an agreement with Oman for navigation in
[00:16:32] the Strait of Hormuz, an agreement that is being finalized and
[00:16:36] that depends on the United States unblocking
[00:16:39] Iranian ports, although Tehran has not given details, its objective
[00:16:42] would be to charge from 5 to 7% of the value of the cargo of
[00:16:46] the vessels for what it calls transit services, Oman for its
[00:16:50] part demands 3%. The Strait has been
[00:16:54] the beginning of the war five months ago, in recent days a
[00:16:58] dozen oil tankers have passed through on average every day when
[00:17:02] before up to 140
[00:17:03] circulated.
[00:17:06] of Interior has called the discovery last
[00:17:10] Tuesday night of a drone with explosives at Leipzig airport,
[00:17:14] near a Ukrainian cargo plane that, according to some witnesses, was carrying
[00:17:17] ammunition, a hybrid attack. The drone's detonator
[00:17:20] did not work, but the airport had to close for two hours.
[00:17:24] A hybrid attack is understood as a combination of means to destabilize a
[00:17:28] country. The government does not rule out the involvement of foreign
[00:17:32] powers, without naming Russia, it has said that it is a new
[00:17:35] dimension of threat.
[00:17:39] It's the moment when a Russian drone falls on a merchant ship in the Black Sea near
[00:17:42] the Ukrainian city of Odessa. Russia announced
[00:17:45] having intercepted 600 Ukrainian drones over its territory
[00:17:49] tonight, although the remains that fell have caused damage
[00:17:53] in another center of the e-commerce giant Wild
[00:17:56] Berries, houses, and cars. Zelensky announced
[00:18:00] having attacked two refineries 1,300 and 700 km
[00:18:03] from the front in a campaign of long-range attacks.
[00:18:08] New alert for the risks of artificial intelligence.
[00:18:12] In cybersecurity tests, Entropic and OpenAI models
[00:18:16] tried to deceive real people to try to access the systems of an
[00:18:20] external company. The British Institute of Security warns that it is the first
[00:18:24] time it has detected such behavior with the risks that this
[00:18:27] entails. Create a false identity and manipulate
[00:18:31] the workers of an external company to try to infiltrate
[00:18:34] the computer system. This is what two Entropic
[00:18:38] and OpenAI models tried to do, prohibited and harmful actions for real
[00:18:42] people and organizations that reveal the potential and
[00:18:47] artificial intelligence. The risks, as we said at the beginning, are
[00:18:51] there, they are very competent tools, which, if used for
[00:18:54] good, can help us a lot, and if used for evil, they can do a lot of harm. This does not mean that they want
[00:18:58] to deceive people, it means that they have found that the
[00:19:01] best way to achieve their objectives, in this
[00:19:05] case to do harm, is through these people, just as it is through a
[00:19:09] security hole in an operating system or by using an
[00:19:13] anonymous browser. Experts argue that these tests
[00:19:16] explored the limits of these models' capabilities, but they
[00:19:20] reduce the alarmism by arguing that the security filters had been
[00:19:23] suppressed. If you use the cloud, the latest versions,
[00:19:27] eh, are as capable as these models, but if you ask it to commit
[00:19:31] mischief or cyberattacks, it won't let you, because there are safeguards
[00:19:34] that prevent it from doing
[00:19:38] so. These models that security agencies test do not have these safeguards and
[00:19:41] therefore they can reach, they can reach the
[00:19:45] limits of the model in their destructive capabilities.
[00:19:49] The experiment did not cause any real damage, but it did shift the focus of the
[00:19:53] concern, no longer just worrying about what people can do with
[00:19:56] artificial intelligence, but what these systems can do when
[00:20:00] they act with more autonomy.
[00:20:04] Donald Trump's trade war is also taking a toll on his
[00:20:07] government. In February, the Supreme Court invalidated a significant part of
[00:20:11] his tariffs, so companies can claim a refund of the amount
[00:20:15] paid and so far it is estimated that the US
[00:20:18] government has already had to refund 100 billion
[00:20:21] dollars. Since April last year, US
[00:20:25] tariffs have changed exactly 50
[00:20:28] times. The first wave brought customs brokers like
[00:20:32] this to their knees.
[00:20:37] and in the morning we come and we have to update our system, this
[00:20:41] import paid
[00:20:42] 17,517
[00:20:45] in tariffs, more bureaucracy and added costs and for
[00:20:48] consumers higher prices, a Harvard
[00:20:52] University study concluded that companies passed on tariffs
[00:20:55] to suppliers and customers, who paid more for their
[00:20:59] purchases. Last February, the Supreme Court ruled
[00:21:02] that the bulk of the tariffs that Donald Trump had announced were illegal and that
[00:21:06] the amount collected at customs
[00:21:07] should be returned.
[00:21:11] As of today, the US government has already returned 100 billion
[00:21:14] dollars, two-thirds of the total it owes. Technically, those
[00:21:18] who have the right to claim are importers, the companies that paid
[00:21:21] customs to bring goods into the country, but the money they
[00:21:25] recover will also be shared with their customers, in most
[00:21:29] cases the answer is no. Apple would have recovered about
[00:21:32] 2.2 billion dollars and says it will reinvest them in
[00:21:35] factories in the United States. Amazon, which has collected 600
[00:21:39] million, says it will return the money in specific cases. Nike and
[00:21:43] Ford will recover 1 million each. And Japanese
[00:21:46] multinationals, such as Sony or Nintendo, have also taken a
[00:21:50] good chunk that will help them balance their accounts. Given that it is the
[00:21:53] United States, civil lawsuits have multiplied and many consumers have already
[00:21:57] gone to court to claim their
[00:21:59] share.
[00:22:07] Marc Puig Tió has resigned as the Republican Left of Catalonia candidate for
[00:22:10] the mayoralty of Girona. The decision comes after the leaked
[00:22:14] audio recordings in which he explained that he wanted to clean up the local leadership of the
[00:22:17] party.
[00:22:20] I made a mistake and I believe that in politics when you make a mistake,
[00:22:23] what you have to do is be honest with yourself and step
[00:22:26] aside. Esquerra has been left without a candidate for the mayoralty of
[00:22:30] Girona. Marc Puigtió has resigned
[00:22:33] after a telephone conversation with an influencer linked to the far-
[00:22:36] right was published this week, in which he explained his plans to remove his party
[00:22:40] colleagues whom he criticized. I spoke with the wrong
[00:22:43] person. But well, the video is edited,
[00:22:46] it's made, eh. taken out of
[00:22:50] context of time and form, but it is there, therefore
[00:22:54] my words are there, that is, I believe that I must assume it. Puigtió's candidacy was
[00:22:58] first endorsed by the national leadership of the party and then by the
[00:23:01] Girona membership, after controversial primaries that he won by one
[00:23:05] vote. Esquerra admits that now a new stage opens to
[00:23:09] appoint another candidate for the elections in
[00:23:12] May.
[00:23:14] The case of Silvia Orriols' daughter has reached the Anti-Fraud Office.
[00:23:18] This institution has opened an investigation into the mayor of Ripoll for
[00:23:22] alleged irregularities in the hiring of the girl as a local police
[00:23:25] officer, according to Europapress, anti-fraud has started an
[00:23:29] investigation following a complaint. Orriols denies having
[00:23:32] influenced her daughter's competition, Junts per Catalunya
[00:23:36] accuses her of lack of institutional
[00:23:38] integrity.
[00:23:43] Barcelona. This morning,
[00:23:47] residents of a block in the
[00:23:59] eighty residents, including minors, were evacuated through this
[00:24:02] door and had to wait while Barcelona firefighters checked
[00:24:06] the viability of their building, this after they had
[00:24:09] noticed strong vibrations that had
[00:24:12] scared them. Two hours later, fortunately, the firefighters assured that there
[00:24:16] were no structural problems and they were able to return home. The reason
[00:24:20] is a compacting machine that is doing work for Adif right next door
[00:24:24] and that at this time continues to be out of service for
[00:24:27] safety. This, they say, has not been the first time it has happened, but
[00:24:31] residents say it's the one that has
[00:24:33] scared them the most.
[00:24:36] The whole floor started to shake, and well,
[00:24:39] the air conditioner started to
[00:24:42] shake, and the doors were shaking
[00:24:45] too. I warned my husband
[00:24:49] and my children. Then I called by phone and they told me that we
[00:24:53] had to leave the building, calm down because the tremor we had yesterday
[00:24:56] caused pictures to fall, mirrors fell,
[00:25:00] the house door was vibrating, the sofas,
[00:25:03] it was a very acute tremor.
[00:25:07] In Girona this morning, around twenty people who were living in poor conditions
[00:25:10] in the old Simón Factory on Barcelona Street, at the southern entrance of the
[00:25:14] city, have been evicted. The idea is that the building will be rehabilitated to build a new
[00:25:18] institute. After months of uncertainty about when
[00:25:22] they would finally be evicted, the twenty people, mostly
[00:25:25] irregular migrants, who were still living in poor conditions and spending their nights
[00:25:29] in the old Simon warehouse, have had
[00:25:32] Council states that social services have been monitoring them for months to try to find
[00:25:36] them shelter, but for now they have only promised that they will not spend this night
[00:25:40] sleeping rough. Social services have been going
[00:25:44] there every week periodically for two months, case
[00:25:48] by case, to see the circumstances of each person. In some cases, there
[00:25:51] were people in the past who had applied for asylum, and also
[00:25:55] people who were in the process of regularization, and therefore this has
[00:25:58] allowed us to find solutions for these people and their
[00:26:02] needs. For some organizations that have accompanied and advised the
[00:26:05] squatters, however, action has been taken late and poorly. For years, people have been living
[00:26:09] here, people living in conditions
[00:26:12] of absolute misery. So what do they
[00:26:15] mean by social services monitoring? Coming to make a visit to
[00:26:19] see what, but not to return, not to say anything, and on the day of the
[00:26:22] eviction, to come and still take data to assess if there are
[00:26:26] options? The eviction was necessary so that the city council
[00:26:29] could recover the building and then hand it over to the department of
[00:26:33] education, which will be responsible for carrying out the project to build the future
[00:26:36] Armacenda institute. For now, today work has already begun to remove the
[00:26:40] accumulated rubbish and to board up the building, thus avoiding new
[00:26:50] the fraud of a travel agency in L'Escala is increasing. The
[00:26:53] complaints filed have tripled and are now
[00:26:55] 90.
[00:26:57] No trip to Bali, nor to New York, nor to Japan, which is the trip that
[00:27:01] Lídia had booked with Mescapo Viatges. In February, she
[00:27:04] paid €12,000 and after much insistence, the agent's WhatsApp
[00:27:08] response, just five days before she was due to fly, was
[00:27:11] blunt. And she told me that her license had been revoked, that because
[00:27:15] her license had been revoked, all my things had been canceled. And that
[00:27:19] she had no trip. Paula had planned to go to Eurodisney with her
[00:27:23] family in December. The only thing she received from the agency was this pre-
[00:27:26] reservation, but neither the tour operators nor the amusement park can confirm
[00:27:30] that anything has been paid. say anything, we have no way
[00:27:34] of finding out about this. Some family members who are now traveling
[00:27:37] were also traveling in September to Disney and managed
[00:27:41] to get the wholesaler to explain something to them and they have been told
[00:27:44] that they haven't paid for anything, that it is
[00:27:47] reserved but they haven't paid for anything. But there are many more cases, there
[00:27:50] is a WhatsApp group with more than 450 affected people
[00:27:54] and the Mossos have already received up to 90 complaints. It seemed
[00:27:57] that it was only in L'Escala, Girona, some other towns in
[00:28:01] Empordà. But the thing has already spread throughout Catalonia and there are even
[00:28:05] people from outside Catalonia, so this also makes
[00:28:09] the whole issue of the investigation for the alleged
[00:28:12] fraud case more complicated because this would surely
[00:28:16] pass to the central investigating court, the national
[00:28:19] the agency was not registered for economic activities, nor did
[00:28:23] she have the obligatory insurance to carry out her activity, which
[00:28:27] could complicate the refund of money to the
[00:28:29] affected parties.
[00:28:32] Three young people have been arrested, one of them a minor, accused of robbery and sexually
[00:28:36] assaulting a girl, also a minor, in a summer camp house in
[00:28:39] Palamós. According to the girl, at the end of June the young people entered
[00:28:43] the house and one of them touched her while she was sleeping. And they
[00:28:47] went two consecutive nights. The first night they allegedly stole mobile phones from the
[00:28:51] minors in the house. The next night the assault
[00:28:54] allegedly took place.
[00:28:57] The captain of the boat involved in the fatal accident of a
[00:29:01] man who was riding a jet ski in Poriabrava has been arrested. The collision
[00:29:05] happened yesterday afternoon when the jet ski and the recreational boat
[00:29:09] collided. According to the victim's son, the boat with 10
[00:29:12] occupants would have run over them and fled. The civil guard
[00:29:16] arrested the captain when he returned the boat to the rental
[00:29:20] company. Maritime rescue teams provided first aid to the
[00:29:24] jet ski rider and then transferred him to the port of Roses where an
[00:29:28] ambulance was waiting for him. Despite attempts to resuscitate him, he
[00:29:31] died.
[00:29:35] And three people have been arrested and a fourth is being investigated
[00:29:39] for sabotaging a train track in Bages. The events occurred
[00:29:43] in April during protests against a mining company in
[00:29:46] Súria. According to the investigation, the alleged perpetrators would have
[00:29:49] damaged about 300 meters of track and cut a
[00:29:53] fiber optic cable. These events left more than
[00:29:57] 4,000 residents of Súria and Cardona without internet connection. The damage
[00:30:00] has been valued at almost.
[00:30:08] And today we will also explain the debate that exists around the wine crisis, the decrease
[00:30:12] in consumption, the sector is considering pulling up vineyards.
[00:30:15] We will also show you the highest resolution images ever captured
[00:30:19] of the visible
[00:30:40] In the Bages plain, they have just recovered a very old and native grape variety
[00:30:44] of the region, the Malvasia
[00:30:47] Blanca-roja that will allow them to produce white wines. The vines
[00:30:51] were located on a property in Nevas and after years of research, they will now
[00:30:55] begin to be cultivated. It is the first ancestral variety of this
[00:30:58] appellation that takes the step...