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[00:00:00] Carme Forcadell. The defense of
[00:00:20] two years is Joan Josep Nuet, former member of Afternoon of strong storms that have
[00:00:23] swept much of Catalonia, the heavy rains have been torrential in areas
[00:00:27] like elvages and have been accompanied by Calamarça, there have been.
[00:00:31] the landslides on the transversal axis also the road that connects La Seu d'Urgell with
[00:00:34] Andorra.
[00:00:37] The heavy rains have also affected the Rodalies network, the
[00:00:40] RL4 is now cut between Calaf and Manresa and the R-11, between
[00:00:44] Massanet, Massanes and Girona, there is an alternative road service.
[00:00:47] carretera.
[00:00:51] King Felipe, the president of Ceuta Juan Jesús
[00:00:54] Vives, a gesture of support from the crown with the migratory crisis that the autonomous
[00:00:58] City has experienced. Vives asks. the border with
[00:01:00] Morocco.
[00:01:03] The City Council of Perpignan withdraws from the public office of the
[00:01:06] Catalan language, of which it was a founding member. The far-right mayor
[00:01:09] Luí Alió thus eliminates the policies in favor of Catalan in which the
[00:01:13] city council participated. And in sports, Rodri
[00:01:17] approaches Barça, the midfielder considered the best player in the
[00:01:20] world, Donal Llombert from the Blaugrana Club to negotiate with Manchester
[00:01:24] City his transfer to the detriment of the offer he had from Real
[00:01:27] Madrid.
[00:01:34] And today we will also enter the rehearsals of lavaronal before leaving for Japan,
[00:01:38] the Catalan contemporary dance company will premiere in
[00:01:41] Tokyo a show based on the work of Yukyo Mishima.
[00:01:52] River, he is at the gates of
[00:02:10] director-general has also traveled there
[00:02:12] the city council gives to the public office of
[00:02:19] Good evening, the heavy rains with episodes of Ben and hail, have affected or
[00:02:23] are affecting at this time part of Catalonia. In some places,
[00:02:27] especially in Vages, the rain has been torrential. The
[00:02:30] storms have left several incidents, but fortunately no
[00:02:34] personal injuries or major damages have been reported. The
[00:02:37] main effects have been registered in the road network and also in some
[00:02:41] commuter lines. So far, the 112 has received
[00:02:44] 400 calls for incidents. This is Oriol
[00:02:47] Frexanet.
[00:02:51] Yes, we are here in Odena where it hadn't rained for two months
[00:02:55] and not significantly for three. This
[00:02:58] afternoon 33 liters per square meter have fallen, it is noticeable in
[00:03:02] the environment that it is quite cool also by the puddles we see around, the
[00:03:06] rainfall is now moving towards Vonint and south,
[00:03:09] it is expected that this episode of rain will last until dawn and in the
[00:03:13] coming hours will also affect especially the central part of the
[00:03:17] Barberà also the area of country, it started this afternoon in the pre-Pyrenees and the
[00:03:20] Pyrenees, it even hailed in areas of La Garrotxa, Sardinia
[00:03:24] and Pallars, there was also a lot of electrical
[00:03:26] activity, the downpour also affected the...
[00:03:30] traffic due to lack of visibility due to puddles on the roads, on
[00:03:33] the transversal axis there was also a lane that was
[00:03:37] flooded, as you said more than 400 calls to
[00:03:40] 112 and the fire department's calls which were mainly to
[00:03:43] deal with floods in basements and fallen
[00:03:47] trees. One of the places where it fell with more force was undoubtedly
[00:03:51] Vages, in Sant Salvador de Guardiola
[00:03:54] 43 liters fell in only 30
[00:03:57] minutes, this is considered torrential rain. In
[00:04:00] Rajadell the water also fell with great
[00:04:02] force.
[00:04:06] The heavy rains have affected mobility since early afternoon in
[00:04:10] several places, such as the transversal axis, where vehicles
[00:04:13] had to drive with extreme
[00:04:16] fraud by a travel agency in caution due to the accumulation of water on the road. At the height of Rajadell, the
[00:04:18] King Felipe has received the president of prudence of some drivers has made them take refuge under a bridge
[00:04:21] and we had to leave, the exit we
[00:04:24] could, get under a bridge
[00:04:27] to declare Liberation because it's falling but big hail, so that also makes the car not very
[00:04:30] stable, not to park where visibility is very reduced,
[00:04:34] you know, because if there is any material
[00:04:37] confirmed. They found out about damage or something not to have to wait half an hour it may be that afterwards you have to pay a
[00:04:39] much higher price. the most water has fallen in Sant Hilari Sacalm with
[00:04:43] 67 liters per square meter, 58 in Sant
[00:04:46] Salvador de Guardiola and 50 in Das, in Santa Coloma de Farners
[00:04:50] 28 liters fell in only half an hour. In La Garrotxa, the
[00:04:54] rain has turned into hail, one of the most
[00:04:57] affected areas has been Olot where hail the size of table tennis
[00:05:01] balls and winds of up to 60
[00:05:03] km/h fell. Precisely in Olot, the temperature has fallen from
[00:05:07] 36 to 18 degrees in just one hour. The hail has also
[00:05:11] reached Cerdanya and Pallars.
[00:05:16] where some stones were more than 6 cm. Civil Protection
[00:05:19] continues to ask for caution to avoid accidents and maintain the alert of
[00:05:23] the flood plan. There may still be strong storms between now and
[00:05:27] nightfall and therefore, let's be vigilant when
[00:05:30] driving. If driving is not prudent, we don't have visibility, let's stop the
[00:05:34] vehicle, let's wait for the downpour to pass especially let's not cross rivers, let's not
[00:05:37] cross streams. It is expected that the episode of violent rain will
[00:05:41] last until the morning.
[00:05:45] Well, the rain has also affected Rodalies, which has had to partially interrupt several
[00:05:49] lines, one of them the R-11 in Caldes de
[00:05:51] Malavella, here is Judit Fernández
[00:05:53] Barranco.
[00:05:57] Yes, the fall of a tree at the height of Lots de la Selva has forced
[00:06:00] the circulation of the R11 line between Massanet Massanes and
[00:06:04] Caldes de Malavella to be cut, here where we are now an alternative road service
[00:06:08] has been established. Since we arrived we have seen two buses leave,
[00:06:12] both. told us that they were traveling in the direction of
[00:06:14] Barcelona when at the height of Sils the train stopped and the
[00:06:18] driver warned them of this tree fall, the train
[00:06:21] stopped for about 15 minutes and then returned, went
[00:06:25] backwards to Caldes de Malavella again where they had
[00:06:29] to wait an hour for the arrival of these buses that then took
[00:06:33] them in the direction of Massanet and there they could continue to
[00:06:36] take the train in the direction of Barcelona. At this moment also
[00:06:40] the RL lines are affected. between Calaf and Manresa due to
[00:06:44] flooding and the R3 has also been cut between Vic and Ripoll due to
[00:06:48] a fallen tree on the track, but the circulation has already been restored,
[00:06:51] yes, with limitations, it circulates with limitations
[00:06:54] because there is still accumulated
[00:06:56] water.
[00:07:00] Thank you, Judit, the episode of rain has also caused the N145
[00:07:03] road between Andorra and La Seu d'Urgell to be cut
[00:07:06] for a while this afternoon due to a landslide. Traffic
[00:07:09] has been complicated throughout the afternoon, but... it has already been
[00:07:13] restored. Joaquim Albalate followed it.
[00:07:17] The most notable incident here in the Pyrenees has been this road, the National
[00:07:20] 145 between Andorra and La Seu d'Urgell. There has been a
[00:07:23] landslide, a large amount of water that has swept away rocks and mud that have
[00:07:27] ended up on one of the lanes of this road, specifically in the
[00:07:31] south direction towards La Seu d'Urgell. This happened at a very bad time around
[00:07:34] 5 o'clock when there was more traffic because that's when many
[00:07:38] workers go up and down from the principality, this has caused long
[00:07:41] queues. during the time that alternative passage had to be given while the machines
[00:07:45] removed the debris that had fallen on the road. After about
[00:07:49] an hour, however, all this material could be removed and
[00:07:52] traffic could be reopened
[00:07:53] normally.
[00:07:57] We have had a wet afternoon in much of the territory,
[00:08:00] but Néstor, where is this disturbance now and
[00:08:04] where are the points where we should be most careful? Well, let's start with the
[00:08:08] radar image that shows us the radiography. This was early in the afternoon with
[00:08:11] these precipitations located in the Pyrenees and it has discharged with
[00:08:15] force in areas of Osona also in areas of the baixes and this
[00:08:18] is the current situation with some rains that have already moved from central Catalonia
[00:08:22] inland and now we focus attention on this one we have
[00:08:25] in the south of practically the Conca de
[00:08:29] la Noguera Pallars Jussà because they tend
[00:08:32] to move towards the Alta Segarra and also points that these will still
[00:08:36] need to be monitored because they can still be violent during the immediate
[00:08:39] hours regarding precipitation records. more than 50
[00:08:43] liters, eh, especially here in Sant Salvador de Guardiola, 43 of
[00:08:47] which in only half an hour is this rain considered already
[00:08:50] torrential, but we also have rains above 50 liters in the north
[00:08:54] of the country and these are the warnings until
[00:08:58] midnight, we focus attention on the plains of Lleida given these
[00:09:01] storms that can come down these storms with the arrival of
[00:09:05] midnight will fade, the sun will set and the clouds will also disappear to
[00:09:09] have a calm Friday, perfect, we will
[00:09:13] expand on it later in the weather section,
[00:09:14] indeed,
[00:09:23] it is the image of this afternoon about the migratory crisis that Ceuta has been experiencing since
[00:09:27] a week ago today.
[00:09:31] the Autonomous City in the Palace of Marivent Palma in a gesture that
[00:09:35] is interpreted as support for the crown in the situation that the
[00:09:38] city is experiencing.
[00:09:41] Well, in this meeting, the president of Ceuta has insisted to the king on the
[00:09:45] need to shield the border with Morocco, as followed by Catarina
[00:09:48] Carmany.
[00:09:52] Having the necessary infrastructure to shield the
[00:09:55] border, immediately expelling all the people who
[00:09:59] crossed from Morocco to Ceuta, some 80,000, and which he has called
[00:10:02] an avalanche and strengthening the
[00:10:05] police presence in its territory. These are the demands made by the president of
[00:10:09] Ceuta during his visit to Palma. Vives, united
[00:10:12] with whom he explained that Ceuta is experiencing a trauma that has not
[00:10:16] yet been resolved and he has obtained his commitment to
[00:10:20] visit them, he also met with the Balearic president hours after
[00:10:23] nine people died trying to reach the islands, both
[00:10:27] demanding more reinforcement at the
[00:10:29] borders.
[00:10:32] The most important thing is to return to normality,
[00:10:35] and how we believe from the city government that normality should be returned,
[00:10:39] we have presented it to the national government, by
[00:10:42] expelling from Ceuta all those who
[00:10:46] have arrived irregularly in Ceuta
[00:10:48] through the avalanche. Secondly, I believe it is
[00:10:52] necessary to address the humanitarian emergency.
[00:11:03] This abandonment that we have, all the autonomous communities
[00:11:07] that form the southern border of Spain and
[00:11:10] Europe.
[00:11:13] Morocco would be willing to receive unaccompanied minors if
[00:11:16] Spain removes the judicial and administrative obstacles that they say
[00:11:20] prevent it. This happens when Ceuta recognizes that it will not be able to meet the 15-day
[00:11:24] deadline that... the law sets to substitute, to distribute we mean the
[00:11:28] minors, and therefore, their distribution to the rest of the autonomous
[00:11:31] communities could be extended for months.
[00:11:35] Meanwhile, popular governments like those of Ceuta or the Balearic Islands ask
[00:11:38] for solidarity to welcome unaccompanied minors, the
[00:11:42] presidents also of the PP, of other communities, raise
[00:11:46] objections and in the middle, the party leadership points to the
[00:11:50] Spanish
[00:11:50] government.
[00:12:10] The government pacts of PP and Vox, Extremadura, Aragon, Castile,
[00:12:14] León and Andalusia say textually that they will not
[00:12:17] accept unaccompanied minors and that they reject the
[00:12:20] migratory policy of the Spanish government, only the Andalusian
[00:12:24] Pact. Adds that the legal framework will be complied with,
[00:12:28] but the PP leadership extends it to the rest.
[00:12:46] Vox also says that it will comply with the law and that it will not happen as it did two years ago
[00:12:49] when it left the governments with the PP after the
[00:12:53] Popular Party accepted.
[00:13:25] it is a matter of humanity, of human rights
[00:13:28] and now the situation is a situation of
[00:13:31] contingency, a situation of migratory
[00:13:34] crisis in which we have to act
[00:13:37] urgently and quickly. In situations of
[00:13:40] extraordinary migratory contingency, when the reception capacity of the autonomous
[00:13:44] community triples, they must be transferred to the rest of the communities within
[00:13:48] a period of 15 days. In Ceuta, as in Melilla and the
[00:13:51] Canary Islands, they have been like this for a year. but now, they say from the government, they are
[00:13:55] overwhelmed, they warn that they will not be able to meet the deadline and that the
[00:13:58] situation may be prolonged for months. If it is not 15
[00:14:02] days, it is a breach of the law, it is a violation of
[00:14:05] rights towards these minors due to lack of
[00:14:09] political will, because resources are available in the different
[00:14:13] autonomous communities. The law establishes the conditions for
[00:14:16] reception, it is calculated mathematically according to population,
[00:14:19] per capita income, the turnover rate. Also the capacity for...
[00:14:23] reception, as well as the effort that each community has made previously to
[00:14:26] assist unaccompanied minors, but while this
[00:14:29] distribution is not effective, the most worrying are the minor
[00:14:33] girls because they are at even greater risk of suffering violence and
[00:14:37] falling into human trafficking
[00:14:40] networks.
[00:14:42] We saw the president of Ceuta this afternoon at Marivent, but in the morning he also asked
[00:14:46] the European Parliament by videoconference to supervise the
[00:14:49] Spanish border with Morocco. The Ceuta president says that he does not fear
[00:14:53] the North African country. and Brussels admits that migratory
[00:14:56] control cannot depend on the goodwill of the neighboring
[00:14:59] country. The European Union recognizes that such an
[00:15:03] episode has never been experienced in the last 20 years,
[00:15:07] at least not in a single day. And it points to the need to use
[00:15:10] all community influence, including visa policy,
[00:15:14] trade and development aid to ensure Morocco's cooperation on
[00:15:18] migration. Because only with the goodwill of neighboring
[00:15:22] countries, the commissioner responsible for...
[00:15:41] Some critics of this position argue that the strategy leaves the European
[00:15:45] bloc exposed to pressure from these transit countries that
[00:15:49] can ease or threaten to ease migratory
[00:15:52] controls in search of political or
[00:15:55] economic concessions. In this regard, the president of Ceuta does not believe in any
[00:15:58] goodwill from Morocco and demands that it be Europe that supervises
[00:16:02] this border, which he says belongs to everyone, with more presence and logistical
[00:16:05] support. Morocco is not a
[00:16:09] reliable country when it comes to the external border, one of the
[00:16:13] only land borders of Europe in Africa being
[00:16:16] in the hands of Morocco, we need that
[00:16:20] authority to be exercised by Europe and by
[00:16:24] Spain, by Europe. For the commissioner as for the Spanish government,
[00:16:27] Morocco is a reliable partner, he also blames the mafias for this
[00:16:31] situation and stresses the need for the European Parliament to
[00:16:34] finally approve the directive that allows sanctions.
[00:16:41] Well, with all this context, now the Civil Guard is searching
[00:16:45] social networks to confirm if the new massive entry of migrants
[00:16:48] into Ceuta that is announced for next Saturday, August 15, may be
[00:16:52] true or not. For now, the Civil Guard does give it credibility. Marta
[00:16:56] Viladot has all the details.
[00:16:59] The Civil Guard states in its preliminary reports that there may
[00:17:03] be a real risk. Security forces are studying the
[00:17:06] messages. that are being spread on social networks and that speak of this
[00:17:10] possible entry on August 15 or
[00:17:13] later dates. It is not ruled out that it is an episode of
[00:17:17] disinformation, but there is also a possibility, therefore all
[00:17:20] preparations are being made in case it becomes effective. The
[00:17:24] government delegate in Ceuta, in fact, has assured that the Spanish government is
[00:17:27] monitoring all these messages. The European
[00:17:31] Commission is also following them and they say that there have been channels in
[00:17:35] Russia that have amplified what happened.
[00:17:44] In Perpignan, far-right mayor Luí Alió will withdraw the subsidy that
[00:17:49] the Catalan language and will therefore leave this body. This was approved
[00:17:53] this afternoon in a very tense plenary session in the northern Catalan capital, as
[00:17:57] followed by Laura Bertran. The public
[00:17:59] office of the Catalan language is a French public entity that
[00:18:03] exists for other languages such as Basque, Breton or Occitan.
[00:18:07] It was created in 2019 to protect and promote
[00:18:10] Catalan, if since 2022 the elected officials
[00:18:13] of Perpignan do not attend any of the meetings, the annual
[00:18:17] commitment of a subsidy of
[00:18:20] €25,000 was maintained. The municipal team of the National
[00:18:23] Rally has announced that with this money it would create a new
[00:18:27] institute of Roussillon, of Mallorca and of Catalan identity.
[00:18:30] According to the opposition, it is a reinterpretation of
[00:18:33] history.
[00:18:37] the extreme right because you don't assume your political choice which is
[00:18:41] once again
[00:18:44] to erase, to trample on the identity of our territory and its
[00:18:48] language. So what happened since then? Well,
[00:18:51] listen, ask all the people
[00:18:53] of Perpignan.
[00:18:58] We continue with more topics, Esquerra Republicana has been left without a candidate for the mayoralty of Girona.
[00:19:02] Marc Puig Tio has already resigned after a conversation with an influential
[00:19:05] figure linked to the far right was published this week, in which he explained his plans to expel
[00:19:09] his party colleagues whom he criticized. Puig Tio acknowledges
[00:19:13] that he made a mistake and has now decided to take
[00:19:16] responsibility. His candidacy was highly contested in some
[00:19:19] controversial primaries that he won by a single vote. Esquerra admits that
[00:19:23] a new stage is now opening to appoint another candidate for the municipal
[00:19:27] elections in May.
[00:19:29] I made a mistake and I believe that in politics
[00:19:33] when you make a mistake, what you have to do is be honest with yourself.
[00:19:37] step aside, I spoke to the wrong person, but
[00:19:40] well, the video is edited, it's made, taken out of
[00:19:44] context and time and forms, but it's there, therefore and
[00:19:47] those are my words, so I think I
[00:19:51] have to assume it,
[00:19:54] and the case of Silvia Orriols' daughter, has reached the anti-fraud office, this
[00:19:57] institution has opened a file on the mayor of Ripoll for
[00:20:01] alleged irregularities in the hiring of the girl as a local
[00:20:04] police agent, according to Europa Press, anti-fraud has
[00:20:08] started an investigation as a result of a complaint, Orriols denies
[00:20:11] having influenced her daughter's competition, Junts per Catalunya
[00:20:15] reproaches her for lack of institutional
[00:20:16] integrity.
[00:20:20] Since the amnesty law was approved, two years ago, it has been applied to some
[00:20:24] 400 convicts. With the endorsement of European justice, the Supreme Court has
[00:20:27] begun to grant it to some independence leaders, but many
[00:20:31] are still waiting.
[00:20:34] Time passes and the amnesty does not arrive, or when it arrives,
[00:20:38] it comes in drips. That is why some of the convicted persons have sent to the Supreme
[00:20:41] Court what are called "impulse writings" to reiterate
[00:20:44] requests that are taking a long time to be processed. This is the case of Josep Rull and
[00:20:50] the former president of the Parliament recalls that in the summer of 2024 they
[00:20:54] submitted several writings requesting the application of the amnesty and the elimination
[00:20:58] of criminal records, a request from 2 years ago that, as
[00:21:02] highlighted in their last writing, has not been resolved at any
[00:21:05] time, they believed that there was room. Also waiting for almost
[00:21:10] the Parliament's board. In October 2024, the
[00:21:13] Supreme Court told him that the elimination of his criminal records
[00:21:17] remained suspended pending the Constitutional Court.
[00:21:20] Therefore, Nuet, who was tried separately because at that time
[00:21:24] he was a deputy in Congress, has not yet received a notification like
[00:21:28] this, the order declaring amnesty for the acts
[00:21:31] committed and the extinction of criminal liability, which in recent
[00:21:35] days has been applied to his board colleagues Barrofet, Corominas, Guinó
[00:21:39] and Simó, the former minister Maritxell Serret and
[00:21:42] the former president of Parliament Roger Torrent among others. In total
[00:21:45] 13 people in recent weeks in all cases are appeals of...
[00:21:50] cassation that came therefore from a lower court in convictions for
[00:21:54] disobedience and public disorder.
[00:21:57] The crime of embezzlement must wait for the Constitutional Court, which has set the start
[00:22:01] of the debate for September 22 with the appeal of Jordi
[00:22:05] Turull.
[00:22:12] The WHO warns that the Ebola epidemic in Congo is spreading at an
[00:22:16] unprecedented speed, a pandemic that was detected.
[00:22:20] three months ago and which already totals 1,750 deaths and
[00:22:23] nearly 4,000 confirmed cases, the armed conflict in Congo and the shortcomings
[00:22:27] that the state has to deal with it make the virus spread even
[00:22:31] faster.
[00:22:33] I'm holding one, a healthcare worker speaks to 200 passengers on a
[00:22:36] barge. After navigating 1600 km on the Congo
[00:22:42] the capital Kinshasa, the authorities have blocked it because a
[00:22:46] passenger has died with Ebola symptoms. The fear is
[00:22:49] that the... the virus has left the east of the country and is already running through the west
[00:22:53] and eventually reaches the capital where 17 million
[00:22:56] people live. The WHO
[00:23:00] to send a very
[00:23:02] worrying message.
[00:23:06] we're playing a catchup but from very far distance
[00:23:09] now, it's far ahead ahead of
[00:23:12] us,
[00:23:13] so
[00:23:16] it has been three months since the Ebola epidemic was detected in Congo. The
[00:23:20] WHO warns that the virus is spreading at an unprecedented speed,
[00:23:23] four times faster than in previous outbreaks. Almost
[00:23:27] four thousand confirmed cases are counted, 1750
[00:23:30] of which have already died and there are also 17,000 suspected
[00:23:34] contacts. Why is it so fast? Basically due to the serious
[00:23:38] shortcomings of the Congolese state. The virus was detected when it was already very
[00:23:41] widespread. Surveillance teams overwhelmed only have means to
[00:23:45] confirm a small part of the infections. Most
[00:23:48] escape their control. and many health workers are on strike
[00:23:52] because they are not paid enough or on time. In addition, the
[00:23:55] Congo is immersed in an armed conflict that has forced a million people to flee
[00:23:59] their homes, a mobility that further complicates the fight against the
[00:24:03] virus. Despite this, says the WHO, the ball can be stopped.
[00:24:06] It is necessary for local communities to get much more involved in prevention,
[00:24:10] detection and isolation of the sick, for the government to have more resources and
[00:24:14] for the international community to get much more
[00:24:16] involved. A United States Senate
[00:24:20] committee has decided to declare Anthony Fauci in contempt, who was responsible
[00:24:23] for managing COVID in the United States during Donald Trump's first
[00:24:27] term. Fauci repeatedly clashed with the president
[00:24:30] who opposed the restrictive measures he proposed to
[00:24:34] combat the spread of the virus. Now the Senate puts him one step
[00:24:37] away from having to answer to justice. The reason is for refusing
[00:24:40] to answer numerous questions from the committee investigating his
[00:24:44] actions during the COVID
[00:24:46] era.
[00:24:48] And the White House. given 100,000 million dollars of the tariffs that
[00:24:52] it illegally charged importing companies to be able to bring products
[00:24:56] into the country. Many of the affected companies, such as Apple
[00:25:00] or Walmart, passed on a significant part of the cost of the tariffs
[00:25:03] in the final price paid by customers. Some of these customers now
[00:25:07] also want to be compensated and therefore claim through legal channels to have
[00:25:11] the right to a refund.
[00:25:14] When Donald Trump came out with the whiteboard
[00:25:17] Day.
[00:25:20] And he launched the barrage of tariffs against China. Few could
[00:25:24] have imagined that those who would stop him were much closer. In
[00:25:28] February of this year, the Supreme Court declared the tariffs illegal
[00:25:31] because the White House had invoked an emergency
[00:25:34] law that was not applicable. This meant that the US
[00:25:37] Treasury would have to return all the money that customs had collected
[00:25:41] in excess. In total, 166,000 million
[00:25:45] dollars. It has now been revealed that 100,000 have already been returned.
[00:25:48] Here, then, the importers who paid customs to be able to bring the
[00:25:52] merchandise into the country, large multinationals such as Apple have
[00:25:56] recovered 2.2 billion dollars, Amazon 600
[00:25:59] million, also Nike, Ford, Pepsico. large chains such as
[00:26:03] Walmart and Cosco or Asian multinationals such as
[00:26:06] Sony, Nintendo or Samsung. Many companies passed on a
[00:26:10] significant part of the cost of tariffs in the final price of the product that
[00:26:14] suppliers and clients bought. Now, some
[00:26:17] of these clients have gone to court to demand the right to a
[00:26:20] refund, in the same way that they had to assume the extra cost. Most
[00:26:24] of the multinational, American and foreign
[00:26:28] companies have already warned that there will be no reimbursement.
[00:26:31] Today marks... 81 years since the dropping of the first atomic bomb
[00:26:35] on the Japanese city of Hiroshima, where around
[00:26:38] 150,000 people died. The commemoration has served for the Japanese
[00:26:42] prime minister, who heads a government that
[00:26:45] defends a priority by strengthening the army and the military
[00:26:49] industry, to reiterate that she remains committed to the three principles against
[00:26:52] nuclear weapons: not to possess them, not to produce them, and not
[00:26:56] to store them in her
[00:26:57] territory.
[00:27:02] I promise to make every effort to achieve a safe and secure society for future generations and a world without nuclear weapons and lasting peace. I promise to make every effort to achieve a safe and secure society for future generations and a world without nuclear weapons and lasting peace. I promise to make every effort to achieve a safe and secure society for future generations and a world without nuclear weapons and lasting peace.
[00:27:06] I promise to make every effort to achieve a safe and secure society for future generations and a world without nuclear weapons and lasting peace. I promise to make every effort to achieve a safe and secure society for future generations and a world without nuclear weapons and lasting peace.
[00:27:09] I promise to make every effort to achieve a safe and secure society for future generations and a world without nuclear weapons and lasting peace. I promise to make every effort to achieve a safe and secure society for future generations and a world without nuclear weapons and lasting peace.
[00:27:13] I promise to make every effort to achieve a safe and secure society for future generations and a world without nuclear weapons and lasting peace. I promise to make every effort to achieve a safe and secure society for future generations and a world without nuclear weapons and lasting peace.
[00:27:16] I promise to make every effort to achieve a safe and secure society for future generations and a world without nuclear weapons and lasting peace.
[00:27:18] I promise to make every effort to achieve a safe and secure society for future generations and a world without nuclear weapons and lasting peace.
[00:27:22] The Mossos d'Esquadra are investigating the violent death of a man this afternoon in
[00:27:26] Barcelona. The victim died in hospital after being seriously wounded in the middle of the
[00:27:29] street in the Noubarris district. The Catalan police are investigating the case
[00:27:33] and for now there is one man arrested. Arias has all the
[00:27:37] details.
[00:27:39] According to what we have been able to find out, the events happened during an argument between
[00:27:43] three people and at one point a woman stabbed
[00:27:47] the victim in the neck and face. Witnesses to the events
[00:27:50] tell us that the man had fled the building where this
[00:27:54] argument took place and collapsed a few meters further on, on top of a
[00:27:58] parked motorcycle. The man
[00:28:00] finally died after being transferred to the hospital due to the seriousness of his
[00:28:04] injuries. The Mossos d'Esquadra are looking for the alleged perpetrator
[00:28:08] of the events and the case is under seal
[00:28:10] of actions.
[00:28:13] Firefighters denounce the lack of more specific protective equipment
[00:28:17] that filters toxic particles they are exposed to when putting out
[00:28:21] fires. In fact, for months now, firefighters have not been working voluntary
[00:28:24] overtime as a measure of
[00:28:26] pressure. The Firefighters' Assembly demands
[00:28:30] more protection against gases and
[00:28:33] toxic particles, some of which are carcinogenic, that are generated
[00:28:36] in forest and urban fires. We as
[00:28:39] firefighters assume this exposure, it is part of our job
[00:28:43] and here the most we can do is protect ourselves to the
[00:28:46] maximum. And here, there are different things that are not
[00:28:49] being done well enough. One very clear one is the masks that
[00:28:53] we use in forest fires. These
[00:28:57] FFP3 masks that filter particles are the ones
[00:29:00] they use now and that they want are these half-masks
[00:29:04] that filter particles and also some gases, they buy
[00:29:08] them themselves. After the fire, the toxic
[00:29:12] particles remain adhered to the firefighters'
[00:29:14] PPE. And these contaminants when we get on the truck go to the
[00:29:18] truck and from the truck go to the stations and from the stations even to our
[00:29:21] homes. And the goal is for the PPE and other items not
[00:29:24] to reach the stations because they are not prepared for
[00:29:28] decontamination. Since June, the Firefighters' Assembly has implemented
[00:29:32] several pressure measures, such as not working
[00:29:35] voluntary overtime. It is a Pandora's box that if the
[00:29:39] General Directorate has not opened it, it is because it is really very complex to tackle,
[00:29:42] it requires an attitude of tenacity to tackle it,
[00:29:46] which at the moment we have not found. The General Directorate of
[00:29:50] Firefighters will present the contaminant plan in September.
[00:29:53] For now, it has already bought more than 9,000 heavy
[00:29:56] PPE. It is the largest purchase that the Generalitat de Catalunya has ever made in terms of
[00:30:00] PPE, it was a tender of... almost 19 million
[00:30:03] euros, with the aim that they can have a double
[00:30:07] PPE and they will also study whether half-masks
[00:30:10] should be incorporated.
[00:30:13] Since the beginning of this week, we have been reporting on the case of a possible
[00:30:18] l'Escala that has left hundreds of people without holidays. Well,
[00:30:22] these complaints have multiplied and already reach
[00:30:25] 90, but there could be many more and there could even
[00:30:28] be some outside of Catalonia.
[00:30:32] They were supposed to go to Disneyland in Paris for New Year's Eve, but they still haven't been able to find out if
[00:30:36] their reservation is
[00:30:39] the possible fraud of the agency with Escapada Viatges through the 3
[00:30:43] cat info portal. We panicked, we started calling her
[00:30:46] compulsively, sending her messages, she didn't answer the phone.
[00:30:49] Now, based on our experiences with other
[00:30:53] affected parties, we imagine that we don't have it, that nothing has been paid. You told
[00:30:57] us that you would tell us something yesterday, we still don't know anything.