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[00:00:25] supported by far-right
[00:00:32] Spain applies random border controls to travelers
[00:00:36] from Italy in response to the suspension of the Schengen
[00:00:39] Treaty by the George Meloni government. The order
[00:00:43] in cities. Just after is already in effect. So far, few changes have been noted at El Prat.
[00:00:46] The NGOs denounce that the
[00:00:49] saturation in Ceuta exposes migrant minors to
[00:00:53] abuse and human trafficking. The prosecutor's office
[00:00:55] threatens to act if the communities
[00:00:58] don't comply.
[00:01:04] starting grid for the British Grand Prix
[00:01:28] will be respected.
[00:01:33] la Espriella made their voices
[00:01:38] Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey create an unprecedented mutual
[00:01:42] defense pact. The three united powers make a move in the face of the
[00:01:46] home. The relationship of loss of influence of the United States and create a military belt
[00:01:49] that encircles Iran.
[00:01:51] 2,600 people
[00:01:59] who had sold out their tickets for
[00:02:51] a little more with humidity on the coast and more than 35 degrees
[00:02:55] inland. In the Lleida plain, it could reach
[00:02:58] 39 degrees. This afternoon, clouds will return with
[00:03:01] locally intense showers and thunderstorms, but mainly in the Pyrenees
[00:03:05] and the eastern third of
[00:03:07] the country.
[00:03:13] Yemen? Time will tell if from
[00:03:14] regulation of Good morning. La Moncloa has raised the
[00:03:17] stakes with Italy in response to the border blockade unilaterally
[00:03:23] Deep division within the decreed by the George Meloni government. From Madrid, the Italian decision to
[00:03:26] the offensive in Iran. The top brass restrict the Schengen free movement area, following the
[00:03:30] Ceuta crisis, is considered disproportionate and breaks
[00:03:33] community agreements. In
[00:03:37] that the aerial offensive response, the Pedro Sánchez government has decided to apply the law of strict
[00:03:40] reciprocity and has ordered to activate, from this very
[00:03:44] midnight, random identity checks at
[00:03:47] ports and airports for all Italian
[00:03:51] led by the Chief of Staff, travelers.
[00:03:54] Well, this order is already in effect, we return live to
[00:03:59] his hand that the referee did not see. The Falklands the airport right now. El Prat, Noria Balaguer, good morning
[00:04:02] again. You told us before that only checks had been carried out on one of
[00:04:05] the flights from Italy, which had been quick, but a short
[00:04:09] while ago more planes arrived and there were
[00:04:11] checks.
[00:04:16] For now, passengers arriving from Italy at El Prat airport
[00:04:20] are hardly noticing this order to carry out
[00:04:23] checks on passengers arriving from this destination, despite
[00:04:27] being from the Schengen area. For now, of the
[00:04:30] seven flights that have arrived here at El Prat airport
[00:04:34] from Italy, only one has been checked, the one from Bergamo,
[00:04:37] which arrived shortly after 8 in the
[00:04:40] morning. Passengers told us that these checks
[00:04:44] were done as they got off the plane, at the end of that
[00:04:47] walkway that connects the plane to the terminal. There
[00:04:52] both of them gave their all to help each other were three national police officers checking, asking for identification
[00:04:55] documents from all passengers, but they told us it was very
[00:04:59] quick. In fact, here at El Prat airport,
[00:05:02] terminal 2 is distributed into three zones:
[00:05:05] A, B, and C. All flights from Italy arrive at this
[00:05:08] zone where we are, terminal B, and therefore
[00:05:12] there isn't all the infrastructure to carry out these
[00:05:15] checks. They also told us from ENA that today,
[00:05:19] with so little time to install it, it would not have been
[00:05:22] possible to change all this operation to transfer these
[00:05:25] flights to another part of the terminal where they do have all this
[00:05:28] infrastructure to carry out passport controls, and that is why we suppose the national police
[00:05:32] is doing this check, for now this unique check that was done today at El Prat
[00:05:36] at the plane door. no check,
[00:05:40] no check. I didn't encounter any checks, they didn't stop me, they didn't do anything special when we got off the plane, they asked for my ID, it was a
[00:06:01] quick check. I think it's
[00:06:05] propaganda from the Italian
[00:06:08] government. However, I believe that...
[00:06:33] extreme, with a marked change in profile due to the arrival
[00:06:37] of children, increasingly younger and also more
[00:06:40] girls. Dozens of minors remain on the street without
[00:06:43] identification, a void that social entities denounce
[00:06:46] as the ideal scenario for human
[00:06:50] trafficking mafias. While the distribution between communities remains
[00:06:54] stalled, judicial pressure increases. The Prosecutor's
[00:06:57] Office warns that it will act against
[00:07:00] any autonomy that blocks reception, in a crisis in
[00:07:03] which the national police are already investigating at least three
[00:07:07] reports of sexual assault against minors. In an interview here,
[00:07:11] José María Vera, executive director of UNICEF in Spain,
[00:07:14] has asked both the Spanish government and the Moroccan government
[00:07:18] to analyze case by case the cases of minors in
[00:07:22] Ceuta.
[00:07:24] Eh, it is necessary to study case by case, there cannot be any type of
[00:07:28] return, eh, that is, let's say, automatic,
[00:07:32] eh, that is without those due guarantees, it is necessary to study it
[00:07:35] case by case, it is necessary to know if there are special
[00:07:38] vulnerabilities, it is necessary to know if there is any risk for
[00:07:42] being at risk of trafficking, some type of disability, and in case
[00:07:46] that that is found, that there is that possibility, it is necessary to enter into
[00:07:50] contact case by case with the Moroccan authorities so
[00:07:53] that there is a guarantee that family reunification is done in a
[00:07:57] protective environment and with all the whole process
[00:08:00] followed until they reach their own
[00:08:03] family.
[00:08:10] Salvador Illa faces the second half of the legislature with the stability of the
[00:08:14] approved budgets, but under the watchful eye of his partners,
[00:08:18] with the electoral horizon in sight, Esquerra and Comuns
[00:08:22] are increasing pressure to demand compliance with the agreements on the new
[00:08:25] financing and also the
[00:08:27] housing.
[00:08:29] With the votes of the PSC, Esquerra and the Comuns, it has been just 2 years
[00:08:33] since Salvador Illa was invested as the 133rd president of the
[00:08:37] Generalitat de Catalunya. He faces this second term of
[00:08:41] legislature with the peace of mind of having approved budgets, but
[00:08:44] still with pending tasks, with the general and municipal
[00:08:48] elections approaching, the partners will pressure to ensure
[00:08:51] that commitments are met. Esquerra focuses on
[00:08:55] financing that must be approved by the Congress of Deputies with
[00:08:58] 4.7 billion extra euros for Catalonia. And
[00:09:02] the Comuns focus on the approval of the
[00:09:05] law that regulates speculative housing that the government
[00:09:08] has committed to reforming after the setback of the Council
[00:09:12] of Statutory Guarantees.
[00:09:15] It will not be a smooth start to the school
[00:09:18] year with a teachers' strike for the Minister of Education, Ester
[00:09:21] Niubó, who has been censured by the opposition, as has
[00:09:25] Núria Perelló, for the police model, and Silvia Paneque for
[00:09:29] Rodalies.
[00:09:32] And today also marks two years since Carles Puigdemont stepped on the heart
[00:09:35] of Barcelona again after almost seven years in Brussels. He did it in front of thousands of
[00:09:39] people in a meticulously calculated act. The Arc de
[00:09:43] Triomf, a speech of just over five minutes, which
[00:09:47] was the prelude to one of the most incredible chapters, a new
[00:09:50] disappearance that highlighted a massive operation by the Mossos
[00:09:53] d'Esquadra that intended to arrest him. Two years after
[00:09:57] that coup de théâtre that preceded Salvador Illa's investiture,
[00:10:01] the political map has changed hands, the application of the amnesty
[00:10:05] remains stalled in the courts and the judicial future
[00:10:08] of Carles Puigdemont continues to mark the pulse from a distance.
[00:10:20] Abelardo de la Espriella has already been invested as the new president of
[00:10:23] Colombia.
[00:10:30] The event, which took place last night, Catalan time, at Santiago de Cali University
[00:10:33] and not the traditional Bolívar Square in Bogotá,
[00:10:37] saw de la Espriella take office accompanied by international
[00:10:41] heads of state such as Philip VI, who also
[00:10:45] attended with Foreign Minister José Manuel Álvarez. De la Espriella was also
[00:10:50] Latin American leaders such as Argentine Javier Milei. De la Espriella
[00:10:53] promises a 180-degree
[00:10:55] turn in the country
[00:11:01] with the fight against drug trafficking as the main
[00:11:05] action. He promises a firm hand after four years
[00:11:08] of the progressive government of Gustavo
[00:11:11] Petro.
[00:11:15] Let them not be mistaken,
[00:11:18] the tiger has arrived and they will know how
[00:11:21] hard it bites when it comes to...
[00:11:25] the Colombian people, because the time has come
[00:11:28] for the total recovery of security
[00:11:32] and freedom. I hereby
[00:11:35] give the military and police forces
[00:11:38] the peremptory order
[00:11:41] to combat all criminal
[00:11:44] structures. In the tiger's government,
[00:11:48] all the rules of democracy
[00:11:53] Well, the opponents of Abelardo de
[00:11:58] heard shortly before the inauguration of the new Colombian president. They gathered
[00:12:02] in Puerto Resistencia in Cali, a symbolic space that was
[00:12:06] the epicenter of social protests in 2021. Near
[00:12:10] the Resistance monument, they showed their rejection of the
[00:12:14] far-right president and made proclamations against
[00:12:17] both de la Espriella and the United
[00:12:20] States, but they also thanked for the work done in recent
[00:12:24] years.
[00:12:34] Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan have signed a mutual defense
[00:12:38] agreement in Mecca. The three powers unite to guarantee
[00:12:41] military cooperation and their security in the face of
[00:12:44] instability in the Middle East.
[00:12:48] The enemy of my enemy is my friend. Under this premise,
[00:12:52] a mutual defense agreement has been sealed in Mecca, which redefines
[00:12:56] the chessboard of the Middle East. Saudi
[00:12:58] Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey, three Sunni giants that combine
[00:13:02] oil, nuclear deterrence, and the second largest army in the world,
[00:13:05] join forces in an unprecedented military pact. The
[00:13:08] reason is twofold. The void left by the war in Iran, the
[00:13:12] growing distrust of a United States that is no longer seen as the
[00:13:15] infallible protector. Although it is sold as a purely
[00:13:19] defensive shield, if you take a look at the map, you can see that the alliance
[00:13:22] encircles the Tehran regime and curbs Israel's
[00:13:26] aspirations in the region. The question, however, is its real application.
[00:13:30] Would NATO respond if Turkey were to defend Pakistan from India,
[00:13:33] or would they launch into the battlefield to stop the Houthis in
[00:13:38] Mecca an authentic security structure has emerged or just
[00:13:41] a symbolic message of
[00:13:43] resistance.
[00:13:48] American administration over
[00:13:51] of the US military openly questions the plans of the
[00:13:55] White House and calls for a diplomatic solution. The highest
[00:13:58] defense officials warn
[00:14:02] is ineffective in overthrowing the Tehran
[00:14:05] regime. The US military strategy
[00:14:09] in Iran opens an unprecedented internal rift in Washington.
[00:14:12] The Pentagon commanders,
[00:14:16] General Dunford, are privately pressuring the White House to halt
[00:14:19] the escalation and seek a negotiated solution to the conflict.
[00:14:23] The generals warn that the air bombing campaign is incapable
[00:14:27] of achieving the set objectives. They also alert to
[00:14:30] serious logistical problems such as the lack of sufficient destroyers to
[00:14:34] protect allies and their own troops from Iranian
[00:14:37] ballistic missiles. While President Donald Trump flatly
[00:14:41] denies that the conflict has caused a shortage of ammunition
[00:14:44] for his troops, the internal struggle with his own generals
[00:14:48] highlights the difficulty of ending a war that continues
[00:14:51] to devastate the region. A father and son from Granollers have been
[00:15:03] arrested in Paraguay for a double murder and the attempted
[00:15:06] homicide of a third person in a case of
[00:15:10] false gold trading. One of the detainees was
[00:15:13] already convicted for a kidnapping in Barcelona in
[00:15:16] 2012. Fernando and Aitor, father
[00:15:20] and son, intended to sell these gilded stones
[00:15:23] passing them off as gold with a value of almost 50,000 euros,
[00:15:27] but according to the Paraguayan police, the fake sale hid an
[00:15:31] ambush. Once reunited with the buyers, they would have tied
[00:15:35] them up and shot them to keep the money. Two men died
[00:15:38] and a third survived by feigning
[00:15:41] death.
[00:15:51] But Fernando's name is not new in criminal circles. His record
[00:15:54] had already placed him at the center of one of the most publicized kidnappings of recent
[00:15:58] years in Catalonia. In 2012, he was sentenced to 10 years
[00:16:02] in prison as a helper in the kidnapping of Kevin, the son of a
[00:16:05] drug trafficker from Barcelona. A case that years later would become one of
[00:16:09] the episodes of the program "Crims" (Crimes). According to the
[00:16:12] investigation, Fernando had met the boy's father while both
[00:16:15] were serving time in a Valencia prison. He took advantage of the
[00:16:19] trust he had built with the family to plan the kidnapping
[00:16:22] of the 11-year-old boy and demand a ransom of 5 million
[00:16:26] euros. And he says that his name is Fernando Barro
[00:16:29] Orbaneja, the person who had conceived
[00:16:33] the kidnapping of the minor. A
[00:16:35] chapter of crimes that today gains a new dimension because it portrays
[00:16:39] the criminal past of someone who is now again at the center of an investigation
[00:16:43] for a double murder quite recently, related to drug
[00:16:46] trafficking. More news, in the last year, car breakdowns
[00:16:50] on roads have increased by 60%. This
[00:16:54] 2026, between January and July, there have been
[00:16:57] 1900 vehicles. This data has
[00:17:00] been advanced by the Catalan Traffic Service to Catalunya Ràdio, which demands
[00:17:04] an urgent renewal plan for cars in Catalonia. The
[00:17:08] road with the most broken-down cars is the AP7,
[00:17:11] with almost 500 cars this year, and with an
[00:17:14] increase in breakdowns compared to the first seven months of last
[00:17:18] year of 40%. As for
[00:17:21] the rest of the roads, the A2, the C25, the
[00:17:24] C33, the C58, almost
[00:17:27] doubled in one year the number of drivers who had to pull over to the shoulder.
[00:17:31] The automotive guild points to the aging of cars and
[00:17:35] lack of maintenance as causes.
[00:17:41] stroking foxes or feeding penguins as if they were pets,
[00:17:45] is a growing trend throughout the state that the animal welfare
[00:17:48] association Fada denounces in its latest report.
[00:17:51] They warn that the commercial exploitation of these animals in so-called
[00:17:55] petting zoos puts
[00:17:58] their health and the safety of people
[00:18:01] at risk. In Catalonia, there are seven such centers,
[00:18:05] but the managers defend themselves.
[00:18:07] They assure that the activities are purely educational and that they always
[00:18:11] ensure the well-being of these animals, even
[00:18:15] though in our country it is forbidden to interact with large
[00:18:18] felines. Animal welfare activists demand a state
[00:18:21] law that definitively abolishes these practices
[00:18:24] in order to prevent, they say, the distortion
[00:18:27] of the reality of
[00:18:29] wild fauna.
[00:20:16] Six women created in 2014, just after finishing their
[00:20:19] degree, the Barcelona architectural studio "Cierto Estudio",
[00:20:23] an exception in the sector. A few weeks ago they received the
[00:20:27] award from the International Union of Architects for young
[00:20:30] architects. And they have led several projects such as Illa
[00:20:33] Glòries.
[00:20:41] women who share a way of understanding architecture and
[00:20:45] urbanism. We were really born rethinking a lot about
[00:20:47] housing, about family nuclei, single-parent
[00:20:51] or intergenerational, or sharing flats.
[00:20:55] The current situation did not reflect the values of these new
[00:20:58] trends and we saw that the typology of housing
[00:21:02] was like a century ago. That's why in 2017 they
[00:21:06] presented and won the competition for 70 social housing
[00:21:09] units in Plaça de les Glòries. The bases precisely
[00:21:13] sought new ways of doing things, because life changes,
[00:21:17] like life, right? The typical model, no, of the parents'
[00:21:21] room being bigger, the children's smaller, day and night
[00:21:24] spaces... well, we believe that perhaps the children's room should be the
[00:21:28] biggest. It was the first seed to rethink life
[00:21:33] the pandemic, they won the competition to build the super-block
[00:21:37] in Consell de Cent. We were confined,
[00:21:40] not everyone had a terrace. Then it was like, wow, public
[00:21:44] space, it's a right, it's a space that
[00:21:47] we have to make our own. to stay, simply to contemplate,
[00:21:51] read, talk, converse,
[00:21:55] play, the possibilities you would have just by putting a table there,
[00:21:58] we have seen people chatting, people having birthday parties, really
[00:22:01] many things happen just because this furniture, which was not there
[00:22:05] before, has been placed. Although there are many men, it is still exceptional
[00:22:09] that theirs is an architectural studio of women. I believe
[00:22:13] it is not a coincidence, surely because we are women
[00:22:16] we are where we are and because perhaps we have a different vision, perhaps we have a way
[00:22:19] of... even of understanding each other, of listening to each other, this degree of empathy. The profession is quite
[00:22:23] precarious, so it's not
[00:22:26] that in the past people did not have this more elitist vision,
[00:22:30] no, the architect, no, there are many architects who do not make ends meet, who do not
[00:22:33] even have a good
[00:22:36] architecture with the world, especially with the climate crisis
[00:22:40] and water, are the axis of the artistic installation "Plou
[00:22:44] prou" (It Rains Enough), which they have created to transform the Misbanderroe
[00:22:47] Pavilion this July.
[00:22:56] The sparkling water house, Pitxi Catalan, offers you this space.
[00:27:55] Beautiful images this morning of this flight.TELEVISION NEWS TRANSCRIPT: aeroestatic from the Vaix
[00:27:58] Esmanresa with a placid atmosphere, some clouds, the
[00:28:02] Saret. and temperatures of
[00:28:04] tropical values,
[00:28:07] good morning, tropical values that have not dropped to 20 degrees in many places
[00:28:11] in the interior of the territory, these values have increased with a
[00:28:14] warmer morning, in fact, a more uncomfortable night
[00:28:18] in many coastal sectors with values eh scorching below
[00:28:22] 25, that's the case for example in Tarragona, La Ràpita 26,
[00:28:25] Sitges 26, Barcelona 27, Portbou 27 to
[00:28:28] look for some fresh places, some...
[00:28:32] nades, some valleys of the Pyrenees, pre-Pyrenees, as is the case of Guixers with 13,
[00:28:36] eh, 12 degrees edas, in general values slightly below these 15 degrees
[00:28:40] these are the maximums forecast for today, the thermometer climbing
[00:28:43] above 30 widely inland,
[00:28:46] in fact, eh, many values above 35 and especially in the plain of Lleida,
[00:28:50] there could be some figures close to 38 or 39, but
[00:28:54] we expect a change in weather this frontal line
[00:28:57] still located far towards the area of Galicia, towards the
[00:29:00] Cantabrian, is responsible. that throughout the afternoon
[00:29:03] showers arrive storms, late afternoon to
[00:29:07] the western third of the country, unlike these recent days, more located in the counties of
[00:29:10] Lleida, Franja de Ponent and Terres de l'Ebre, there are warnings of rain intensity late in the afternoon
[00:29:14] they could also reach the north of Barcelona or Eastern Pyrenees, but
[00:29:17] hardly the rest, in fact Empordà, a large part of Girona, South of
[00:29:20] Barcelona, eh the day will be placid, sunny, windy,
[00:29:24] in fact tomorrow there are heat warnings, as we see in the Ginona counties with fewer
[00:29:28] overheated areas, here the temperature will rise sharply with values well above
[00:29:32] five and up and sunny, some clouds and especially
[00:29:35] towards the evening some thunderstorms towards the Pyrenees, but already more
[00:29:38] reduced phenomena, today we expect some thunderstorms in Castellón, sun in the rest with more
[00:29:41] heat for the next few days, the temperatures of full
[00:29:45] dog days, values fortunately lower than what would be usual and at most some thunderstorms in the afternoon in the Pyrenees.
[00:30:32] Spain applies random border controls to travelers from
[00:30:36] Italy in response to the suspension of the
[00:30:39] Schengen Treaty by the George Meloni executive. The order is
[00:30:43] already in force. At El Prat, for now few
[00:30:46] changes have been noted.
[00:30:49] NGOs denounce that the saturation in Ceuta exposes
[00:30:52] migrant minors to suffer abuse and human trafficking. The
[00:30:56] prosecutor's office threatens to act if the autonomous communities.