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[00:00:24] it necessary. Beyond
[00:00:25] which states that the 5% barrier of
[00:00:35] Spain will apply border controls starting grid for the British to travelers from
[00:00:38] Italy in response to the suspension of the Schengen
[00:00:41] treaty by the government of Georgia Meloni. The order
[00:00:45] is already in effect, but at El Prat this morning no
[00:00:49] changes
[00:00:49] have been noticed.
[00:00:53] NGOs denounce that the acute overcrowding exposes
[00:00:57] Opponents of Abelardo de migrant minors to abuse and... human
[00:01:00] trafficking, the prosecution threatens to act if the autonomous
[00:01:04] communities block emergency
[00:01:07] compared to the first seven months of transfers.
[00:01:11] Abelardo de la Espriella promises an iron fist upon taking office
[00:01:15] as the new president of Colombia. The ceremony is attended by leaders
[00:01:19] from a dozen countries, including the King of Spain
[00:01:22] and far-right figures
[00:01:24] from Latin America.
[00:01:30] Saudi Arabia: Pakistan and Turkey create an unprecedented mutual
[00:01:33] defense pact. The three united powers make a move
[00:01:37] given the loss of influence of the United States and create a military
[00:01:41] belt that encircles
[00:01:42] Iran.
[00:01:45] A father and son from Granollers have been arrested in Paraguay accused of a double
[00:01:49] murder. One of the two detainees was already convicted in
[00:01:52] Barcelona in 2012
[00:01:54] housing for organizing the kidnapping of a child to
[00:01:56] demand a ransom.
[00:02:42] as for the weather, a weekend of sun in the morning and rain in the afternoon. Today's
[00:02:46] showers will be intense in the west of the country, from Pla d'Urgell to the
[00:02:49] Deep division within the US Pyrenees. The heat will intensify and the highest
[00:02:53] Iran: the US military temperatures will reach around 38
[00:02:54] degrees.
[00:03:05] we also heard Abelardo de
[00:03:12] Good morning, Moncloa has raised the
[00:03:14] countries, as well as figures from stakes with Italy in response to the border blockade unilaterally
[00:03:18] decreed by the government of Georgia
[00:03:20] division next season. At the Girona Meloni. From Madrid, it is considered that the Italian
[00:03:23] decision to restrict the Schengen free movement area, following
[00:03:26] this migratory crisis in Ceuta, is...
[00:03:30] and that it breaks community agreements. In
[00:03:34] response, Pedro Sánchez's
[00:03:35] hands, the application of the executive has decided to apply the law of strict
[00:03:39] reciprocity and has ordered random identity checks
[00:03:42] from this very midnight for all
[00:03:46] Italian passengers. The order is already in force, but the police
[00:03:49] deployment was not yet fully visible at El Prat airport
[00:03:53] As we said in the headlines, Abelardo de this
[00:03:56] morning.
[00:04:00] The announcement by the Spanish government. In practice, for now, everything remains the same.
[00:04:04] At El Prat airport there are no effective controls and travelers from
[00:04:07] Italy continue to enter normally. We verified this
[00:04:11] morning with the arrival of the first flights from
[00:04:14] Italian cities. The flight to Venice,
[00:04:18] upon arrival in Venice they separated us from the flight from Spain and they
[00:04:22] gave their all to help each other in put us separately and only those with an Italian ID
[00:04:25] card or passport in hand could pass quickly. And all
[00:04:29] the Spaniards took their ID cards and they looked
[00:04:32] climbed from tenth to seventh place in counterpart refused to at them too and now upon returning they didn't look at anyone's ID, neither ours, nor the Italians, nor
[00:04:35] anyone's. Among the passengers
[00:04:39] Treaty by the there were diverse opinions about the re-establishment of controls at the internal borders of the Schengen area.
[00:04:42] absolutely
[00:04:47] Colombia, now that Abelardo de I don't see why they
[00:04:50] did this to increase controls like this
[00:04:54] I don't understand why but I don't
[00:04:58] think it's right, there should be a regulation. That is, to regulate who enters and who leaves a
[00:05:02] country, whether from Italy, Spain, France, but it's normal that it's
[00:05:06] right for a person to go, go and come without
[00:05:10] give the green light for the head of control, because I might be there
[00:05:21] and in the case of citizens from third countries arriving from Italy, also the
[00:05:25] visa or residence permit. The measure
[00:05:28] is currently planned until September 7th. The government defends that
[00:05:31] it will be maintained as long as the circumstances make
[00:05:36] the Spanish announcement of these controls, what is evident is that this
[00:05:40] migratory crisis can affect
[00:05:42] something as common as crossing a European border without having
[00:05:46] to show a passport. This is Ana Colomer for TV3,
[00:05:50] El Prat airport.
[00:05:53] And in Ceuta, the saturation of the protection systems has opened
[00:05:57] an alarming gap that leads minors to extreme
[00:06:00] vulnerability, with a marked change
[00:06:03] in profile due to the arrival of younger children
[00:06:07] and also more girls. Dozens of minors
[00:06:10] remain on the streets unidentified, a void that social
[00:06:13] entities denounce as the ideal scenario for human
[00:06:17] trafficking mafias, while the
[00:06:19] distribution among communities remains stalled, judicial pressure
[00:06:23] increases. The prosecution already warns that it will act against
[00:06:27] any autonomous community that blocks reception in a crisis in which the
[00:06:30] national police are already investigating at least three
[00:06:33] reports of sexual assault on minors. From 10
[00:06:37] this morning we will talk about it with the executive director of UNICEF
[00:06:40] Spain, José Maria Vera.
[00:06:50] Salvador Illa faces the second stretch of the legislature with
[00:06:54] the stability of approved budgets, but under the
[00:06:57] vigilance of his partners. With the electoral horizon in sight,
[00:07:00] Esquerra and Comuns increase pressure to demand compliance with agreements
[00:07:04] on new funding, also on
[00:07:07] regulation.
[00:07:09] With the votes of PSC, Esquerra and Comuns, it's been exactly 12
[00:07:13] years today since Salvador Illa was invested
[00:07:16] the Generalitat of Catalonia. Illa faces this second half of the
[00:07:20] legislature with the peace of mind of having approved budgets, but
[00:07:24] still with pending tasks. With the general and municipal
[00:07:27] elections approaching, the partners will pressure to ensure
[00:07:31] that commitments are met. Esquerra focuses on the
[00:07:34] funding that must be approved in the Congress of Deputies with
[00:07:38] 4,700 million euros extra for Catalonia. And
[00:07:41] the Comuns. put the focus on the approval of the
[00:07:45] law regulating speculative housing
[00:07:47] that the government has committed to reform
[00:07:51] after the setback from the Council of Statutory Guarantees.
[00:07:55] It will not be a calm start to the academic year, with a teachers' strike for the
[00:07:59] Minister of Education, Ester Niubó, who has been reproved by
[00:08:03] the opposition, as has Núria Perlón, for the police
[00:08:06] model, and Sílvia Panque for
[00:08:08] Rodalies.
[00:08:12] It has also been two years since Carles Puigdemont stepped on the heart of
[00:08:16] Barcelona again after almost seven years in Brussels. He
[00:08:20] did so before thousands of people in an act
[00:08:23] calculated to the millimeter at the Arc de
[00:08:26] Triomf. A speech of just over 5 minutes was
[00:08:30] the prelude to one of the most improbable chapters, a new
[00:08:34] disappearance that left evidence of a
[00:08:37] large operation by the Mossos that aimed
[00:08:39] to arrest him. Two years after that coup de... effect that
[00:08:43] preceded the investiture of Salvador Illa, the political map has changed
[00:08:48] amnesty remains stalled in the courts and the
[00:08:51] judicial future of Carles Puigdemont continues to mark the
[00:08:55] pulse from a
[00:08:56] distance.
[00:09:06] la Espriella has been invested as the new president of Colombia. The act
[00:09:10] took place at the Santiago de Cali University, not the traditional
[00:09:13] Bolívar Square in Bogotá. Among the fifty international
[00:09:17] delegations, there was King Felipe with Minister Álvarez,
[00:09:21] representatives also from the United States and leaders of the Latin
[00:09:24] American far-right.
[00:09:28] Congratulations Mr. President. Firm for the
[00:09:30] homeland.
[00:09:34] Homeland, family, austerity, cuts, security and military
[00:09:38] on the streets. This is the roadmap for the main axes of government action
[00:09:41] of... The new president of Colombia, Abelardo de la Espriella,
[00:09:45] a flag-bearer of the new Colombian far-right, whom the
[00:09:48] traditional right largely supports. De la Espriella
[00:09:51] comes to the presidency of the South American country with the promise of a 180-degree
[00:09:55] turn, a Colombia with the fight against drug
[00:09:58] trafficking and the guerrillas of the ex-FARC
[00:10:01] and the ELN as the main action.
[00:10:04] I send a firm message to the
[00:10:07] Colombian people. The time of
[00:10:11] recovery of order,
[00:10:13] authority and freedom has begun. I reaffirm my
[00:10:17] intention to defeat, without
[00:10:20] truce, narco-terrorism and all
[00:10:23] criminal organizations.
[00:10:28] De la Espriella arrives at the presidency of Colombia without ever having held any public
[00:10:32] office, a lawyer with triple Colombian, Italian
[00:10:35] nationality and also a US passport, he became famous as
[00:10:39] a lawyer for drug traffickers, whom he now says he will fight with an
[00:10:43] iron fist. Shortly before receiving Abelardo de la Espriella, the presidential
[00:10:47] sash as the new president of Colombia, was leaving the Casa
[00:10:50] de Nariño, the seat of executive power in Bogotá, the outgoing
[00:10:54] president. the progressive Gustavo Petro,
[00:10:57] I hope that they remember
[00:10:59] us, forever,
[00:11:03] liberty and life. Four
[00:11:06] years ago, Gustavo Petro came to power leading the first leftist government of
[00:11:10] Colombia, now the South American country joins the club of American
[00:11:13] far-rights. Joan Biosca TV3 Buenos
[00:11:16] Aires.
[00:11:22] la Espriella have also made their voices heard. Shortly before the inauguration
[00:11:26] of the new Colombian president, they did so in Cali itself, gathering
[00:11:30] at Puerto Resistencia, a symbolic
[00:11:33] space that was the epicenter of social protests
[00:11:36] in 2021. Next to the Resistance Monument,
[00:11:40] they showed their rejection of the far-right president
[00:11:43] and made proclamations both against Delspriella
[00:11:46] and against the United States, but they also thanked the work done
[00:11:50] in the last four years by the outgoing president Gustavo
[00:11:54] Petro. The protest unfolded without
[00:11:56] incident.
[00:12:00] Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan have signed a mutual defense
[00:12:04] agreement in Mecca. The three powers unite to
[00:12:07] guarantee military cooperation and their security in the face of
[00:12:11] instability in the Middle East.
[00:12:14] My enemy's enemy is my friend. Under this
[00:12:18] premise, a mutual defense agreement has been sealed in Mecca
[00:12:21] that redefines the chessboard of the Middle East.
[00:12:25] Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey, three Sunni giants that combine
[00:12:28] oil, nuclear deterrence and the second army in the Muslim world
[00:12:32] join forces in an unprecedented military pact. The reason is
[00:12:35] twofold: the vacuum left by the war in Iran and growing
[00:12:39] distrust towards a United States that is no longer seen as the infallible
[00:12:42] protector. Although it is sold as a purely defensive shield, if one
[00:12:46] takes a look at the map, it can be seen that the alliance encircles the Tehran
[00:12:50] regime and curbs the aspirations of Israel in the region.
[00:12:53] The question, however, is its real explanation. Will it respond if
[00:12:57] Turkey defends Pakistan from India or will it launch into the battlefield
[00:13:01] to stop the Houthis in Yemen? Time will tell if from Mecca
[00:13:04] an authentic security structure or merely a symbolic message
[00:13:08] of resistance
[00:13:09] has emerged.
[00:13:14] administration over the offensive in
[00:13:18] leadership openly questions the White House's plans and calls
[00:13:21] for a diplomatic approach. The top defense officials
[00:13:25] warn that an air offensive is
[00:13:28] ineffective in toppling the Tehran regime.
[00:13:32] The US military strategy in Iran opens an unprecedented
[00:13:35] internal rift in Washington. Pentagon
[00:13:39] commanders, led by the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General
[00:13:43] Dunford, are privately pressing the White House to halt the escalation
[00:13:47] and seek a negotiated solution to the conflict. The generals
[00:13:50] warn that the air bombing campaign
[00:13:53] is incapable of achieving the set
[00:13:57] objectives. In addition, they alert to serious logistical problems such as the lack
[00:14:01] of sufficient destroyers to protect allies and their
[00:14:04] own troops from Iranian ballistic missiles. While President
[00:14:07] Donald Trump categorically denies that the conflict has
[00:14:11] caused a shortage of ammunition for his troops, the internal
[00:14:14] pulse with his own generals highlights the difficulty of
[00:14:18] ending a war that continues to plague the
[00:14:20] region.
[00:14:29] A father and son from Granollers have been arrested in Paraguay for a
[00:14:33] double murder and the attempted homicide of a third
[00:14:36] person in a case of a fake gold
[00:14:39] sale. One of those arrested was already convicted for a kidnapping in
[00:14:43] Barcelona in 2012.
[00:14:46] Fernando and Aitor, father and son, intended to sell these gilded stones
[00:14:50] passing them off as gold with a value of around 50,000
[00:14:53] euros. Paraguayan, the fake
[00:14:56] sale concealed an ambush. Once reunited with
[00:15:00] the buyers, they would have tied them up and shot them to keep the
[00:15:03] money. Two men died and a third survived
[00:15:07] by pretending to be
[00:15:08] dead.
[00:15:11] No, it is stated in the document that he was mediating for all these acts, something
[00:15:15] we don't believe, the images speak completely otherwise. The name Fernando is not
[00:15:19] new in criminal circles. His record had already placed him at the
[00:15:22] center of one of the most media-hyped kidnappings of recent years in Catalonia,
[00:15:26] in 2012 he was sentenced to 10 years in prison for the kidnapping of
[00:15:30] Kevin, the son of a drug trafficker from
[00:15:33] Barcelona, a case that years later would become one of the episodes
[00:15:36] of the "Crims" program. According to the investigation, Fernando had
[00:15:40] met the child's father while both were serving sentences in a Valencia
[00:15:44] prison. He took advantage of the trust he had built with the
[00:15:47] family to plan the kidnapping of the 11-year-old child and demand
[00:15:51] a ransom of 5 million euros. And he says
[00:15:55] his name is Fernando Barrio Nurbaneja, the person
[00:15:58] who had conceived the kidnapping
[00:16:00] of the minor. A chapter of crimes that today acquires
[00:16:04] a new dimension, because it portrays the criminal past of... someone who is now again
[00:16:08] at the center of an investigation for a double
[00:16:10] murder and quite recent identification of a drug trafficking matter. More
[00:16:14] things, in the last year car breakdowns on the roads have increased
[00:16:18] by 60%. This
[00:16:20] 2026, between January and July, there have been
[00:16:24] 1900 vehicles. The data has been
[00:16:27] provided to Catalunya Ràdio by the Catalan Traffic Service, which demands
[00:16:31] an urgent plan for cars in Catalonia.
[00:16:34] The road that accumulates the most broken-down cars is the
[00:16:37] AP-7, with almost 500 cars this year
[00:16:41] and with an increase in breakdowns
[00:16:44] last year of 40%. As for
[00:16:47] the rest of the roads, the A-2, the C-25, the
[00:16:51] C-33, the C-508, have almost doubled
[00:16:54] in a year the number of drivers who have had to pull over. The
[00:16:58] automotive guild points to the aging of
[00:17:02] cars and the lack of
[00:17:03] maintenance as causes.
[00:17:08] And petting foxes or feeding penguins as if they were pets,
[00:17:12] is a growing trend throughout the state, which the
[00:17:15] animal rights association Fada denounces in its latest report,
[00:17:18] warning that the commercial exploitation of these animals in so-called
[00:17:22] petting zoos puts at
[00:17:25] risk both their health and the safety of
[00:17:28] people. In Catalonia there are seven such centers,
[00:17:32] but the managers defend themselves. They assure that the
[00:17:35] activities are purely educational and that they ensure the
[00:17:39] well-being of this fauna at all times, although, in our country, it is
[00:17:43] forbidden to interact with large felines, animal rights activists
[00:17:46] demand a state law that definitively
[00:17:49] abolishes these practices in order to prevent
[00:17:52] the reality of wild fauna from being
[00:17:55] distorted, they say.
[00:18:05] Today is Saturday, August 8th. We will have
[00:18:08] sun in the morning and rain in the afternoon. The showers will be intense in the west of the country, from Pla d'Urgell and the
[00:18:12] Pyrenees. The highest temperatures will be around
[00:18:15] 38 degrees.
[00:18:19] And we opened the news explaining the diplomatic crisis between Madrid and
[00:18:22] Rome. Moncloa raises the stakes and responds to Georgia
[00:18:26] Meloni's border blockade, ordering police
[00:18:29] controls on all travelers from Italy. This
[00:18:33] morning at El Prat, passengers were able to enter without
[00:18:36] queues or restrictions.
[00:18:38] And
[00:18:43] la Espriella promising an iron fist upon taking office as the new
[00:18:46] president of Colombia in a ceremony with leaders from a dozen
[00:18:52] the Latin American
[00:19:44] And at this hour it's time to take a look at what the headlines of the written press say
[00:19:48] this Saturday, August 8th. We start with El Mundo, which
[00:19:52] continues to focus on the migratory crisis in Ceuta. The newspaper
[00:19:55] headlines "Sánchez and Meloni drag the European Union into a
[00:19:59] historic rupture." The Spanish government president has imposed a series
[00:20:02] of border controls for travelers from Italy after his
[00:20:08] withdraw those that were established for Ceuta. We continue with
[00:20:12] La Vanguardia, which follows the same line, saying that Spain sets
[00:20:16] controls on Italians from today after Meloni's challenge. In addition,
[00:20:19] this newspaper also highlights this new stage in
[00:20:24] la Espriella has assumed the presidency of the country.
[00:20:27] Still with an eye on Ceuta, La Razón says
[00:20:30] that the government interferes with the king's wish to visit this Spanish
[00:20:34] city. In fact, this newspaper explains that experts
[00:20:38] in geopolitics believe that we are facing a case of protests and power struggles between
[00:20:42] the royal house and the executive, and furthermore, they add that Sánchez will not
[00:20:48] state to visit the
[00:20:50] Spanish... considering that this could twist his ambiguous
[00:20:53] relations with Rabat. El
[00:20:56] Periódico, for its part, opts for a completely different cover, saying that
[00:21:00] hospitals will reinforce emergencies during the eclipse. In fact, it assures
[00:21:03] that health is already warning about possible ocular lesions that
[00:21:07] could occur. El Punt Avui opens with this
[00:21:11] dossier by Ricard Julià
[00:21:15] the electoral law has historically hindered the advancement of
[00:21:18] Valencianism. And... We finish with a local newspaper
[00:21:22] such as La Mañana, which states that pavilion 4 of Fira de Lleida
[00:21:25] is also filling up with homeless
[00:21:27] seasonal workers.
[00:27:24] good morning, images are already up, 25
[00:27:28] degrees, scorching morning, some volatility,
[00:27:31] humidity. sensation of 36 degrees, a
[00:27:35] full heatwave atmosphere, summer atmosphere, this is how
[00:27:38] today begins from Balaguer, a slightly more pleasant atmosphere perhaps, but even so, it is not
[00:27:42] dropping below 23 degrees with a clear sky, an afternoon
[00:27:46] that in this sector will be a little different, more cloudy, perhaps some showers,
[00:27:49] Calafell 24 degrees, near these scorching values also
[00:27:53] high humidity in Sels, 22 degrees, 80%
[00:27:57] humidity, and we will have a little
[00:28:01] mist.
[00:28:04] Good morning, so we start this Saturday with slightly higher temperatures, a more
[00:28:07] muggy atmosphere throughout the coastal facade and with more scorching values,
[00:28:11] even with values that have not dropped below 27 in the city of Barcelona, Sitges, also La
[00:28:15] Ràpita, as we see in Portbou, more
[00:28:18] tropical values that do not drop below 20 or remain above 20, the interior of the country and the
[00:28:21] lowest temperatures, slightly below 15, for example Guiixers with
[00:28:25] 13 or Adas with 12 degrees, well, this
[00:28:28] is the temperature difference from yesterday that is expected to be a little more...
[00:28:32] it is high, not much more, but this will translate into values of 38,
[00:28:37] the interior of the territory and well the images from the satellite
[00:28:40] show us a fairly clear sky overall, the
[00:28:44] aftermath of yesterday's storms that have been leaving, the low clouds that are
[00:28:48] in some sectors of the coast are practically not observed, the forecast this morning
[00:28:52] is that as a low cloud on the
[00:28:54] coast, only with a fairly pleasant summer
[00:28:58] atmosphere, an afternoon that changes a little with the arrival of a front of showers and storms, especially
[00:29:02] in the... of the country, as we see, there are warnings of intensity of rain and
[00:29:06] especially in the Alps and north of the regions of Lleida there may be some locally
[00:29:09] somewhat intense storms in these areas accompanied by hail,
[00:29:13] we see that today the afternoon storms are expected more in the western third,
[00:29:16] more towards the west, more in the Ebro lands up to
[00:29:20] the Alps and Neu area, however in the regions of Girona, although some
[00:29:24] showers could arrive, it could remain a little further away, not in the central coast or in
[00:29:27] Pordà where it seems that the afternoon will be sunny, quiet and calm, some
[00:29:31] thunderstorms too. at this time as we can see for the coming days,
[00:29:35] it seems that afternoon thunderstorms continue, perhaps more
[00:29:38] located in the Pyrenees, more localized, the rest with more sun and
[00:29:42] with temperatures clearly above what would be normal.
[00:30:33] Spain will apply border controls to travelers from
[00:30:36] Italy in response to the suspension of the Schengen
[00:30:41] government of Georgia Meloni. The order is already
[00:30:44] in force, but at El Prat this morning no changes were
[00:30:48] noticed.
[00:30:51] NGOs denounce that the saturation in Ceuta exposes
[00:30:55] migrant minors to suffer abuse and human
[00:30:58] trafficking. The public prosecutor's office with...