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[00:00:06] she has established herself as the great reference of
[00:00:31] A day of strong storms that have swept through a large part of Catalonia, the
[00:00:35] heavy rains have been torrential in several places and have been accompanied
[00:00:38] by hail, there have been landslides on the transverse axis of the
[00:00:42] road that connects La Seu d'Urgell with
[00:00:44] Andorra.
[00:00:47] The heavy rains have also affected the regional train network. The
[00:00:50] R3 between Vic and Ripoll, the RL4 between
[00:00:54] Calaf and Mantresa and the R.11
[00:00:57] the autonomous city at the Marivent between Massanet Massanes and Girona have had to be cut.
[00:01:01] King Felipe receives the president of Ceuta, Juan Jesús
[00:01:04] Vives, in Palma, a gesture of support from the crown during the migratory crisis that the
[00:01:10] The reason, having refused to autonomous city has experienced. Vivas asks to secure the border with
[00:01:12] Morocco.
[00:01:16] The Mossos are investigating the murder of a man in Nou Barris in Barcelona. He would have
[00:01:20] been stabbed after an argument. There is one
[00:01:23] detainee.
[00:01:27] Rodri approaches Barça, the midfielder. The best
[00:01:30] player in the World Cup, gives the green light to the Blaugrana club to
[00:01:35] his visit to Palma. negotiate with Manchester City for his transfer, to the detriment of the offer he had from Real Madrid.
[00:01:50] to declare liberation
[00:02:09] Good evening, how are you? The storms that have affected a good part of Catalonia have
[00:02:12] left heavy rains accompanied by hail as well, but they have not
[00:02:16] caused personal injuries or major damage. At night,
[00:02:20] the rain has been torrential in areas of the Lleida province with 70
[00:02:24] liters per square meter in Montsec d'Ares, rain that during the
[00:02:28] and tropical weather in a good part of afternoon has hindered traffic on some roads, as well as the operation
[00:02:32] of some regional train lines, and temperatures have dropped below
[00:02:36] 20 degrees in many
[00:02:38] municipalities.
[00:02:42] The heavy rains have affected mobility since early afternoon in
[00:02:45] several places, such as the transverse axis where vehicles had to
[00:02:49] drive with extreme caution due to the accumulation of water on the road. At
[00:02:52] the height of Rejadell, the prudence of some drivers caused them to
[00:02:56] take shelter under a bridge and we had to get out
[00:02:59] the the... day that we were able to get under a bridge because it's hailing
[00:03:03] in the interior of the Ebro large hail, so this also makes the car not very stable,
[00:03:06] right? Besides, visibility is very reduced, you know, because if there's
[00:03:10] any material damage or something, it's better to wait half an hour, because later you might have to
[00:03:14] pay a much higher price. The most water fell in Sant Hilaris in
[00:03:18] Calma with 67 liters per square meter, 58 in Sant
[00:03:22] Salvador de Guardiola and 50 in Santa Coloma de Farners, 28
[00:03:26] liters fell in just half an hour. La Garrotxa. The
[00:03:30] hailstorm has turned into a downpour, one of the most affected areas has been
[00:03:33] Olot, where hail the size of table tennis balls fell and
[00:03:37] winds of up to 60 km/h. Precisely in
[00:03:41] Olot, the temperature dropped from 36 to 18 degrees in
[00:03:44] just one hour. The hailstorm also reached La Cerdanya, El
[00:03:47] Pallars, L'Alt Urgell in the town
[00:03:49] close one of the summer's of Fals, in Bages, where some hailstones were more than 6
[00:03:53] cm. Civil Protection continues to ask for caution to
[00:03:57] avoid accidents and maintains the alert for the inoncat plan. There can still
[00:04:00] be strong storms until nightfall and therefore we must
[00:04:04] be vigilant when driving. If driving is not
[00:04:07] prudent, we don't have visibility, stop the vehicle, wait for the downpour to pass,
[00:04:11] especially do not cross rivers, do not cross
[00:04:13] ravines.
[00:04:17] The rains have also affected several regional train lines, the R3 has
[00:04:21] scam by a travel agency in already resumed circulation but was cut for several hours
[00:04:24] between Vic and Ripoll and as of now the
[00:04:28] RL4 between Calaf and Manresa and also the R11 between
[00:04:31] Maçanet Massanes and Caldes de Malavella are still not running.
[00:04:35] In
[00:04:39] there to send a very this case, the line has been interrupted by the fall of a tree in Riudellots de la Selva. An alternative road
[00:04:44] confirmed. They found out about service has been enabled. One of the trains had to turn back and passengers were
[00:04:48] waiting for more than an hour until they finally were able to
[00:04:52] take these buses to continue their
[00:04:55] journey.
[00:04:58] The episode of heavy rain. It also caused the N145 road between Andorra and La Seu
[00:05:02] d'Urgell to be closed for a good while this afternoon due to a
[00:05:05] landslide. Traffic was complicated throughout the
[00:05:08] afternoon, but it has now been restored. Joaquí
[00:05:12] Malbalate has been following it. The most notable incident here in the Pyrenees has
[00:05:16] been this road, the N-145 between Andorra and La Seu
[00:05:19] d'Urgell. There was a landslide, a large amount of water that
[00:05:23] carried away stones and mud that ended up on one of the lanes
[00:05:26] of this road, specifically in the southbound direction towards La Seu d'Urgell. This
[00:05:30] happened at a very bad time, around 5 o'clock, when there was the most
[00:05:34] traffic, because that's when many workers go up or down from the
[00:05:37] principality. This caused long queues for a while. alternative
[00:05:41] passage had to be given while the machines removed the rubble that had fallen
[00:05:44] on the road, after about an hour, but all this material
[00:05:48] has already been removed and traffic has been reopened
[00:05:52] normally.
[00:05:53] This is the image of this afternoon on the migratory crisis
[00:06:01] that Ceuta has been experiencing for a week, King
[00:06:05] Felipe VI has received the president of
[00:06:09] Palace in Palma. This is interpreted as a gesture of
[00:06:13] support from the crown for the situation the city
[00:06:16] is experiencing.
[00:06:17] In this meeting, the president of Ceuta has
[00:06:21] insisted to the king on the need to secure the border with
[00:06:24] Morocco. Catarina Carmall has been following it. To have
[00:06:28] the necessary infrastructure to secure the
[00:06:32] border, immediately expel all the people who
[00:06:35] crossed from Morocco to Ceuta, about 80,000, and which he has described
[00:06:39] as an avalanche. And to reinforce the police
[00:06:42] presence in its territory. These are the demands made by the president of Ceuta during
[00:06:48] Vivas has met with Felipe Sisa to whom he has explained that Ceuta
[00:06:51] is experiencing a trauma that has not yet been resolved and has extracted
[00:06:55] a commitment for him to visit them. He has also met with the
[00:06:58] Balearic president. Hours after nine people died trying
[00:07:02] to reach the islands. Both claim more reinforcement
[00:07:05] at the borders.
[00:07:08] and how we believe from the city council that
[00:07:14] normality can be restored. We have proposed this to the national government
[00:07:17] by expelling
[00:07:21] from Ceuta all those
[00:07:24] who have arrived irregularly in Ceuta
[00:07:27] through the avalanche. Secondly, I believe it is
[00:07:30] necessary to address the humanitarian emergency. And
[00:07:34] thirdly, I believe that the state security forces and
[00:07:37] bodies must be reinforced.
[00:07:39] donation that
[00:07:42] all the autonomous communities that
[00:07:46] form the southern border of Spain and
[00:07:49] Europe have. Morocco would be willing, it says, to receive
[00:07:53] unaccompanied minors if Spain lifts the
[00:07:56] judicial and administrative obstacles that it says
[00:07:59] prevent it from doing so. This comes as Ceuta admits that it will not be able to meet the 15-day
[00:08:03] deadline set by law to distribute the minors
[00:08:07] and therefore their distribution to the rest of the autonomous communities
[00:08:10] could be extended for months.
[00:08:14] While popular governments like that of Ceuta or the Balearic Islands ask for
[00:08:17] solidarity to welcome unaccompanied minors, the
[00:08:21] presidents of the PP from other communities also raise
[00:08:25] objections and in the middle the party leadership points to
[00:08:29] the Spanish
[00:08:29] government.
[00:08:37] this
[00:08:42] situation. Get rid of that
[00:08:44] ultra-reactionary international wave and that ultra-reactionary wave that permeates
[00:08:48] Vox. The government pacts of PP and Vox in Extremadura,
[00:08:51] Aragon, Castilla y León and Andalusia state
[00:08:54] textually that they will not accept unaccompanied
[00:08:57] minors and that they reject the migratory policy of the Spanish
[00:09:01] government. Only the Andalusian Pact adds that the legal
[00:09:05] framework will be complied with, but the PP leadership extends
[00:09:08] this to the rest. It will be complied with and the Popular Party.
[00:09:42] European via video conference to supervise the Spanish border with
[00:09:46] Morocco. The Ceuta president says he does not trust the North
[00:09:50] African country, and Brussels admits that migration control cannot
[00:09:53] depend on the goodwill of the
[00:09:55] country.
[00:09:58] The European Union recognizes that an episode of this magnitude has never been experienced in the last 20 years,
[00:10:01] at least not in a single day, and points to the need to use all
[00:10:05] community influence, including visa policy,
[00:10:09] trade and development aid. to ensure Morocco's cooperation in
[00:10:13] migration matters, because only with the goodwill of neighboring
[00:10:16] countries, as stressed by the commissioner responsible for this area, in a
[00:10:20] telematics session in the European Parliament,
[00:10:24] no...
[00:10:38] Some critics of this position argue that the strategy leaves the European
[00:10:41] bloc exposed to pressure from these transit countries that
[00:10:45] can ease or threaten to ease migratory controls
[00:10:49] in search of political or economic concessions. In
[00:10:52] this sense, the president of Ceuta does not believe in any goodwill from
[00:10:56] Morocco and demands that Europe supervise this border
[00:10:59] that he says belongs to everyone, with more presence and logistical support.
[00:11:03] Given what we've seen, Morocco is not a reliable country
[00:11:06] for the external border, one of the only
[00:11:10] land borders of Europe in Africa to be in the hands
[00:11:13] of Morocco, we need that
[00:11:17] authority to be exercised by Europe and by
[00:11:20] Spain, by Spain and by Europe. For the commissioner as well as for the Spanish government, Morocco
[00:11:24] is a reliable partner, he also holds mafias responsible for this situation and
[00:11:28] stresses the need for the European Parliament to finally approve
[00:11:30] the directive that allows sanctioning those who collaborate with
[00:11:34] illegal immigration.
[00:11:36] In this context, the Civil Guard
[00:11:38] is now searching social networks to confirm if the new massive
[00:11:42] entry of migrants into Ceuta, which is announced for August
[00:11:46] 15, can be true. For now, the Civil Guard
[00:11:49] does give it credibility. Marta Viladot. The Civil Guard
[00:11:53] states in its preliminary reports that there may
[00:11:56] be a real risk. Security forces are studying the
[00:12:00] messages that are being disseminated on social networks and that talk
[00:12:04] about this possible entry on August 15 or later
[00:12:07] dates. It is not ruled out that it is an episode of
[00:12:11] disinformation, but there is also a possibility, therefore all
[00:12:14] preparations are being made in case it becomes effective. The government
[00:12:18] delegate in Ceuta, in fact, has assured that the Spanish government is
[00:12:21] monitoring all these messages, also the European
[00:12:25] Commission is following them and they say that there have been
[00:12:28] channels in Russia that have amplified what happened on July
[00:12:32] 30.
[00:12:33] More topics: Esquerra Republicana has
[00:12:40] been left without a candidate for mayor of Girona because
[00:12:43] Marc Puigtió has resigned after a conversation with an
[00:12:47] influencer linked to the extreme right was published this
[00:12:51] week, a conversation in which he explained his plans to get rid of
[00:12:54] his party colleagues whom he criticized. Puigtió
[00:12:58] acknowledges that he made a mistake and has decided to take
[00:13:01] responsibility. His candidacy was highly contested
[00:13:04] in controversial primaries that he
[00:13:06] won by a single vote. Esquerra admits that
[00:13:09] a new stage is now opening to appoint another candidate for the
[00:13:13] municipal elections in May.
[00:13:17] I made a mistake and I think that in politics
[00:13:19] when you make a mistake, what you have to do is be honest with yourself,
[00:13:23] step aside, I spoke with the wrong
[00:13:27] person, but well, the video is edited,
[00:13:30] it's taken out of context of time and
[00:13:34] forms, but it's there and they are my words, so I think
[00:13:37] I have to assume it.
[00:13:39] The case of Silvia Orriols' daughter has reached the anti-fraud office,
[00:13:43] this institution has opened a file against the mayor of Ripoll for
[00:13:47] alleged irregularities in the hiring of the girl as a local
[00:13:50] police agent. According to Europa Press,
[00:13:54] Antifrau has started an investigation based on a complaint.
[00:13:57] Urriols denies having influenced her daughter's competition, Junts per
[00:14:01] Catalunya criticizes her for lack of institutional
[00:14:05] propriety.
[00:14:05] The WHO warns that the Ebola
[00:14:15] epidemic in Congo is spreading at an unprecedented speed,
[00:14:18] a pandemic that was detected three months ago and that already totals
[00:14:22] 17,150 deaths and nearly
[00:14:25] 4,000 confirmed cases. The armed conflict in Congo and the
[00:14:28] shortcomings of the state to deal with it mean that the virus
[00:14:32] gains more speed.
[00:14:34] I grab one, a health worker speaks
[00:14:37] to the 200 passengers of a barge. After navigating
[00:14:40] 1600 km in the Congo River, it is at the gates of the
[00:14:44] capital Kinshasa. The authorities have blocked it
[00:14:47] because a passenger has died with Ebola symptoms. The
[00:14:51] fear is that the virus has left the country and is already spreading through the west
[00:14:55] and will eventually reach the capital where 17 million
[00:14:58] people live. The WHO Secretary-General has also traveled
[00:15:04] worrying message.
[00:15:06] but from very far
[00:15:11] distant, it's far ahead ahead of
[00:15:14] us,
[00:15:16] so it's already been three months since the
[00:15:20] Ebola epidemic was detected in Congo, and the virus is spreading at an
[00:15:24] unprecedented speed, four times faster than in previous
[00:15:27] outbreaks. There are almost 4,000 confirmed cases,
[00:15:31] 1,750 of which have already died, and there are also
[00:15:35] 17 suspected contacts. Why is it spreading so
[00:15:37] fast? Basically, due to the serious shortcomings of the Congolese
[00:15:41] state, the virus was detected when it was already widespread. Overwhelmed
[00:15:44] surveillance teams only have the means to confirm a
[00:15:48] small part of the infections. The majority escape their control and
[00:15:51] many health workers are on strike because they are not paid enough
[00:15:55] or on time. In addition, Congo is immersed in an armed conflict
[00:15:59] that has forced a million people to flee their homes, a mobility that
[00:16:03] further complicates the fight against the virus. Despite this, the WHO
[00:16:06] says, Ebola can be stopped, local communities need to
[00:16:10] be much more involved in prevention, detection and isolation of the sick,
[00:16:14] the government needs more resources and the international community needs to
[00:16:17] get much more involved. A
[00:16:20] US Senate commission has decided to declare Anthony
[00:16:24] Fauci, who was responsible for managing Covid in the United
[00:16:27] States during Donald Trump's first term, in
[00:16:30] contempt. Fauci repeatedly clashed with the
[00:16:33] president who opposed the...
[00:16:47] answer numerous questions from the commission that was investigating
[00:16:51] his actions during the Covid
[00:16:52] era.
[00:16:57] The White House has already returned 100,000 million dollars of the
[00:17:00] tariffs that it illegally collected from importing
[00:17:04] companies to allow products to enter the country. Many
[00:17:07] of... The affected companies, such as Apple or Walmart,
[00:17:11] passed on a significant part of the cost of the tariffs in the final
[00:17:15] price paid by customers, and some of these
[00:17:18] customers also want to be compensated and are claiming through legal channels to
[00:17:21] have the right to a refund.
[00:17:25] When Donald Trump came out with the whiteboard
[00:17:28] day.
[00:17:31] And he unleashed the torrent of tariffs against Miigmunt. Little could he
[00:17:35] have imagined that the one who would stop him was much closer. In February
[00:17:39] of this year, the Supreme Court declared the tariffs illegal
[00:17:43] because the White House had resorted to an emergency law that
[00:17:46] was not applicable. This meant that the US Treasury would have to
[00:17:50] return all the money that customs had overcharged, a total of
[00:17:54] 166,000 million dollars. It has now been
[00:17:57] learned that 100,000 have already been returned. So,
[00:18:00] to the importers who paid customs to bring goods into the
[00:18:04] country. Large multinationals like Apple have recovered
[00:18:07] 2.2 billion dollars, Amazon 600
[00:18:11] million, also Nike, Ford, Pepsico, large chains like
[00:18:14] Walmart and Costco or Asian multinationals like
[00:18:18] Sony, Nintendo or Samsung. Many companies passed on a
[00:18:21] significant part of the cost of the tariffs in the final price of the product
[00:18:25] that suppliers and customers bought. Now, some
[00:18:28] of these customers have gone to court to demand the right to a
[00:18:32] refund, in the same way that they had to bear the surcharge. Most
[00:18:35] of the multinational American and foreign companies have
[00:18:39] already warned that there will be no
[00:18:41] reimbursement. Today marks 81 years since the
[00:18:45] dropping of the first atomic bomb on the Japanese city
[00:18:48] of Hiroshima, in which around 150,000 people
[00:18:52] died. The commemoration has served for the Japanese Prime Minister,
[00:18:56] who heads a government that makes defense a priority,
[00:19:00] strengthening the army and also the military industry, to reiterate
[00:19:03] that she remains committed to the three principles against nuclear
[00:19:06] weapons: Not to possess them, not to produce
[00:19:09] them, and not to store them in her
[00:19:11] territory.
[00:19:21] One person arrested for the violent death of a man at midday in the Nou
[00:19:25] Barris district of Barcelona. The events allegedly occurred after an
[00:19:28] argument between three people. The victim was
[00:19:32] stabbed in the face and neck. When he tried to
[00:19:35] escape, he fell on a motorcycle that was
[00:19:39] parked on the street. He was taken to Vallde Bron hospital, but he
[00:19:43] ended up dying due to the severity of his injuries. The Mossos
[00:19:47] are investigating the causes and the case is under secrecy of
[00:19:50] proceedings.
[00:19:53] Since the beginning of this week, we have reported on the case of a possible
[00:19:59] L'Escala that has left hundreds of people unable
[00:20:02] to take their holidays. The complaints have multiplied and
[00:20:06] already reach... but there could be many more and
[00:20:10] there would even be cases outside
[00:20:12] Catalonia.
[00:20:15] They were supposed to go to Disneyland Paris for New Year's, but they still haven't been able to find out
[00:20:19] if their reservation is
[00:20:22] the possible scam of the agency with Escapo Viajes through the
[00:20:26] 3 cat info portal. We panicked, we started calling her
[00:20:29] compulsively, sending her messages, she didn't answer the phone.
[00:20:32] Now, based on the experiences of others,
[00:20:36] affected people, we imagine that we don't have it, that nothing
[00:20:39] has been paid, you told us that you would tell us something, we still don't
[00:20:42] know anything, today I'm calling you, I'm in a very complicated situation, I thought
[00:20:46] I could solve it, but no, my trip is still on, right? Now
[00:20:50] I can't do anything about it, I have to go to a lawyer and see how I proceed, there are many people
[00:20:54] affected. A trip to Japan worth 12,000 euros
[00:20:57] vanished five days before taking the flight. No, Lídia, you don't have
[00:21:01] a trip. So, of course, I was told, they spoke to me and told me
[00:21:05] that the license had been revoked. The Catalan Consumer Agency is not aware
[00:21:09] that the company had the mandatory insurance to
[00:21:12] operate. This, according to the lawyer for some of the
[00:21:14] affected parties, could complicate the refund of the money. In the
[00:21:18] event that this insurance does not exist, the affected
[00:21:22] parties will only depend on the company's
[00:21:25] own assets, and if it does not have
[00:21:29] any real estate or movable property, then
[00:21:32] they will not be able to pay back the taxes. Almost
[00:21:36] a week later, the Mossos have received ninety
[00:21:39] complaints, meanwhile the WhatsApp group of affected parties, which already exceeds
[00:21:42] 470 members, continues to boil, there would even be cases in
[00:21:46] Galicia. The House of Water with Gas Pitxi Catalan
[00:21:51] offers you this space. Good evening! The Manchester City
[00:30:32] the storms that have swept a large part of Catalonia, the downpours have been
[00:30:36] torrential in several places and have been accompanied by hail, there
[00:30:39] have been landslides on the transverse axis on the road that connects La Seu d'Urgell
[00:30:43] with Andorra.
[00:30:47] The heavy rains have also affected the local train network. The R3 between
[00:30:50] Vic and Ripoll, the RL4 between Calaf and Manresa, the R11
[00:30:54] between Massanet, Massanes and Girona had to be cut.
[00:30:57] Girona.