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[00:00:04] led by the Chairman of
[00:00:13] two of them gave their all to help each other in
[00:00:30] Spain applies random border controls to travelers from
[00:00:34] Italy in response to the suspension of the Schengen treaty by
[00:00:38] the executive of Georgia Meloni. The order
[00:00:42] is already in force, for the time being, no major changes
[00:00:46] have been noticed.
[00:00:49] NGOs denounce that the saturation of Ceuta exposes minor
[00:00:53] migrants to abuse and human trafficking. The
[00:00:56] Prosecutor's Office threatens to act if the autonomous communities.
[00:01:35] Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and
[00:01:37] starting grid for the British Grand Prix Turkey create an unprecedented mutual defense pact. The three united
[00:01:41] powers make their move in the face of the US's loss of influence
[00:01:44] and create a military belt that encircles
[00:01:51] by far-right Iran. A father and son from Granollers are arrested in Paraguay accused of a
[00:01:55] double murder. One of the two detainees was already sentenced in
[00:01:59] Barcelona to... attracts
[00:02:13] the 2,600 people who had sold out tickets to the
[00:02:17] Sons del Món festival,
[00:02:20] home. The relationship of opening a weekend in which Joan Dausà and Fangoria, among
[00:02:23] others,
[00:02:24] will pass through Roses.
[00:02:50] a little more, with mugginess on the coast and more than 35 degrees
[00:02:54] democracy inland. The Lleida plain could reach 39 degrees.
[00:02:57] This afternoon the clouds return, locally
[00:03:00] intense,
[00:03:03] especially in the Pyrenees and the western third of the
[00:03:05] country.
[00:03:13] housing Good morning, La Moncloa has upped the
[00:03:16] ante with Italy in response to the border blockade unilaterally
[00:03:20] decreed by the government of George Meloni. Madrid considers
[00:03:23] as the 133rd president of that the Italian decision to restrict the Schengen free
[00:03:27] movement area, due to the Ceuta crisis, is
[00:03:30] disproportionate and breaks community
[00:03:33] agreements. In response, Pedro Sánchez's
[00:03:36] executive has decided to apply the strict reciprocity
[00:03:39] law, and has ordered
[00:03:43] regions of Lleida, the Ponent Strip and the Ebro Lands, the activation of random identity controls at ports and airports
[00:03:46] for all Italian
[00:03:49] travelers as of midnight tonight.
[00:03:53] Well, this order is already in force. We return live to
[00:03:57] El Prat airport, Núria Balaguer. Good morning
[00:04:00] again, you told us before that controls had only been carried out on one of the
[00:04:04] flights from Italy, and that they had been quick, but a short
[00:04:08] while ago more planes arrived, and there were
[00:04:10] controls.
[00:04:15] For now, passengers arriving from Italy at El Prat airport
[00:04:19] are barely noticing this order to resume
[00:04:22] controls on passengers arriving from this destination,
[00:04:26] despite being from the Schengen area. For now,
[00:04:29] of the... flights that have arrived here at El Prat airport
[00:04:33] from Italy, only one has been checked, the one from
[00:04:36] Bergamo that arrived shortly
[00:04:38] Yemen? Time will tell if from after 8 in the morning. Passengers
[00:04:41] told us that these checks were carried out as
[00:04:45] they disembarked the plane, at the finger, that walkway connecting
[00:04:49] concert, "El Niño de the plane to the terminal. There were three national police
[00:04:52] in Iran: the US military officers checking, asking for Deep division within the US identity documents from all passengers,
[00:04:56] but they told us it was very quick. In fact, here at El
[00:05:00] Prat airport, this Terminal 2
[00:05:03] warn that the air is divided into three zones, A, B, and C. All flights from
[00:05:06] Italy arrive at this eh zone where we are, Terminal
[00:05:09] B, and therefore there is no infrastructure
[00:05:13] here to carry out these checks. ENA also
[00:05:16] told us that today, with such short notice,
[00:05:19] it would not have been possible to change this entire
[00:05:22] operation to transfer these flights to another part of the terminal where there
[00:05:26] is all this infrastructure for passport controls, and that is why
[00:05:29] we assume the national police are carrying out this control, for now
[00:05:33] this single control that was done today at El Prat at the
[00:05:57] I haven't encountered any controls, they didn't stop me, they didn't do anything special, when we got off the plane they asked for our ID card, it was a
[00:06:00] quick check.
[00:06:04] I believe that the Italian
[00:06:25] in Ceuta, the saturation of protection systems has opened up an alarming
[00:06:29] gap that exposes minors to extreme
[00:06:32] vulnerability with a marked change in profile due to the arrival
[00:06:36] of increasingly younger children and more
[00:06:39] girls. Dozens of minors remain on the streets without
[00:06:42] identification, a vacuum that social entities
[00:06:45] denounce as the ideal scenario for human
[00:06:49] trafficking mafias. While the distribution between
[00:06:52] communities remains stalled, judicial pressure
[00:06:55] increases. The prosecutor's office warns that it will act against
[00:06:59] any autonomy that blocks reception, in a crisis in which
[00:07:03] the national police are already investigating at least three reports
[00:07:07] of sexual assault on minors. In an interview here on
[00:07:10] Rescue Info, the executive director of Unicef...
[00:07:28] that it is, let's say, automatic, without
[00:07:31] due guarantees. It is necessary to study each case.
[00:07:34] It is necessary to know if there are special vulnerabilities.
[00:07:37] It is necessary to know if there is any risk for him to be
[00:07:41] at risk behind. Some type of disability and in
[00:07:45] case that there is that possibility, it is necessary to
[00:07:48] get in contact case by case with the Moroccan
[00:07:52] authorities so that there is a guarantee that family reunification
[00:07:55] is done in a protective environment and with the entire
[00:07:59] process followed until it reaches its own
[00:08:02] family.
[00:08:09] Salvador Illa faces the second stretch of the legislature with the stability
[00:08:13] of approved budgets, but under the watchful eye of his partners,
[00:08:17] with the electoral horizon in sight, Esquerra and Comuns
[00:08:21] raise the pressure to demand compliance with the agreements on new
[00:08:24] financing, as well as
[00:08:26] regulation.
[00:08:28] With the votes of PSC, Esquerra and the Comuns, it is exactly 12
[00:08:32] years today since Salvador Illa was sworn in
[00:08:36] the Generalitat de Catalunya. Illa faces this second stretch of
[00:08:40] legislature with the tranquility of having approved budgets, but
[00:08:43] still with pending tasks. With the general and municipal
[00:08:47] elections around the corner, the partners will pressure to ensure
[00:08:50] commitments are met. Esquerra focuses on the
[00:08:54] financing that must be approved in the Congress of Deputies with
[00:08:57] 4.7 billion extra euros for Catalonia, and
[00:09:01] the Comuns focus on the approval of the
[00:09:04] law that regulates speculative housing purchases
[00:09:07] that the government has committed to reforming
[00:09:11] after the setback from the Council of Statutory Guarantees.
[00:09:15] It will not be a peaceful start to the academic year, with a teachers' strike for the
[00:09:19] Minister of Education, Ester Niubó, who has been censured by
[00:09:22] the opposition, as has Núria Parlon, for the police
[00:09:26] model, and Silvia Peneque for
[00:09:28] Rodalies.
[00:09:31] Today also marks two years since Carles Puigdemont returned to set foot in the heart
[00:09:34] of Barcelona after almost seven years in Brussels. He did so before thousands of
[00:09:38] people in a meticulously planned event over a...
[00:09:43] a speech of just over five minutes that was the prelude
[00:09:46] to one of the most incredible chapters, a new
[00:09:49] disappearance that revealed a massive operation by the Mossos
[00:09:52] d'Esquadra that intended to arrest him. Two years after
[00:09:56] that impactful event that preceded the inauguration of Salvador Illa,
[00:10:00] the political map has changed hands, the application of the amnesty
[00:10:04] remains stalled in the courts and the judicial future
[00:10:07] of Carles Puigdemont continues to mark the pulse
[00:10:11] from a distance.
[00:10:18] A rockslide has forced the temporary closure of the popular
[00:10:21] Montfalcó walkways in the Mont-rebei gorge. The incident is a
[00:10:25] consequence of the storm that affected the Ribagorça region last
[00:10:29] night, causing significant damage to this
[00:10:32] installation located in the Aragonese part of the
[00:10:35] gorge. For safety reasons, the walkways
[00:10:39] are closed with no reopening date. Now
[00:10:43] the company responsible for maintenance will have
[00:10:45] to assess the damage to the structure
[00:10:49] and whether there are more affected areas. The first
[00:10:52] indications suggest that the repair will be complex,
[00:10:56] as parts of this walkway have become unusable.
[00:10:59] And
[00:11:02] firefighters are working on three fires in the north of the Valencian Country,
[00:11:06] the flames are affecting the Engalçaran mountain range,
[00:11:09] Tiriticulla, in the Castellón
[00:11:13] regions of Plana Alta and Almaestrat.
[00:11:16] In fact, the smoke from the fire has forced the residents of the municipality
[00:11:20] of Serra d'Engalçaran to confine themselves, and three
[00:11:23] people have also had to be evacuated.
[00:11:33] The Valencian Meteorology Association points to a
[00:11:36] lightning strike as the cause
[00:11:38] of these fires.
[00:11:46] Abelardo de la Espriella has now been sworn in as the new president
[00:11:49] of Colombia.
[00:11:56] The event, which took place yesterday evening Catalan time at the Santiago
[00:12:00] de Cali University and not in the traditional Bolívar Square in
[00:12:03] Bogotá, saw de la Espriella take office accompanied by international
[00:12:07] heads of state such as Felipe VI, who also
[00:12:11] attended with Foreign Minister José Manuel Álvarez. Despriella was also supported
[00:12:16] Latin American leaders such as Argentina's Javier Milei
[00:12:19] and Chile's José Antonio Kast.
[00:12:22] A champion of the Colombian far-right, he promises a
[00:12:26] 180-degree turn in the country, with the fight against
[00:12:29] drug trafficking as the main action. He promises an iron
[00:12:33] fist after four years of Gustavo
[00:12:37] Petro's
[00:12:37] progressive government.
[00:12:41] Don't be mistaken,
[00:12:44] the tiger has arrived and you will know how hard
[00:12:48] he bites when it comes to defending
[00:12:51] the Colombian people, because the time has come
[00:12:55] for the total recovery
[00:12:58] of security and freedom.
[00:13:01] I hereby give the military
[00:13:04] and police forces the peremptory
[00:13:07] order to combat
[00:13:10] all criminal structures. In the tiger's government,
[00:13:14] all the rules of
[00:13:19] will be respected.
[00:13:23] Well, the opponents of Abelardo Espriella made their voices heard
[00:13:27] shortly before the inauguration of the new Colombian president. They
[00:13:30] gathered in Puerto Resistencia in Cali, a symbolic space that was
[00:13:34] the epicenter of social protests in 2021.
[00:13:38] At the Resistance monument, they showed their rejection of the
[00:13:41] far-right president and made proclamations against
[00:13:45] both Espriella and the United States,
[00:13:48] but they also thanked the outgoing president Gustavo Petro for his work
[00:13:52] over the past four years. The protest developed
[00:13:56] without incident.
[00:14:00] Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan have signed a mutual defense
[00:14:03] agreement in Mecca. The three powers unite to
[00:14:07] guarantee military cooperation and their security in the face
[00:14:10] of instability in the Middle East.
[00:14:14] The enemy of my enemy is my friend. Under this premise,
[00:14:18] a mutual defense agreement was sealed in Mecca, redefining the
[00:14:22] chessboard of the Near East. Saudi
[00:14:24] Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey, three Sunni giants that combine
[00:14:28] oil, nuclear deterrence and the second largest army in NATO, join
[00:14:32] forces in an unprecedented military pact. The reason is
[00:14:35] twofold: the vacuum left by the war in Iran and the growing
[00:14:38] distrust of a United States that is no longer seen as the infallible
[00:14:42] protector. Although it is sold as a purely defensive shield, if one
[00:14:45] takes a quick look at the map, it can be seen that the alliance encircles the Tehran
[00:14:49] regime, and curbs Israel's aspirations in the region.
[00:14:53] The question, however, is its application.
[00:14:55] NATO would respond if Turkey were to defend Pakistan from India
[00:14:58] or would they launch into the battlefield to stop the Houthis in
[00:15:03] Mecca has emerged a true security structure or just
[00:15:07] a symbolic message of
[00:15:09] resistance.
[00:15:13] administration over the offensive
[00:15:17] leadership openly questions the White House's plans and calls
[00:15:20] for a diplomatic approach. The top defense
[00:15:24] officials
[00:15:28] offensive is ineffective in toppling the Tehran
[00:15:31] regime. The US military strategy
[00:15:34] in Iran opens an unprecedented internal rift
[00:15:38] in Washington. Pentagon commanders,
[00:15:41] the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Dunford, are privately
[00:15:45] pressuring the White House to halt the escalation and seek a negotiated
[00:15:49] solution to the conflict. The generals warn that the aerial
[00:15:52] bombardment campaign is incapable of achieving the set
[00:15:55] objectives. Furthermore, they warn of serious logistical problems such as the lack
[00:15:59] of sufficient destroyers to protect allies and their
[00:16:03] own troops from Iranian ballistic missiles. While the
[00:16:06] president categorically denies that the conflict has
[00:16:10] caused ammunition shortages for his troops, the internal struggle
[00:16:14] with his own generals highlights the difficulty of ending a
[00:16:17] war that continues to plague the
[00:16:19] region.
[00:16:28] A father and son from Granollers have been arrested in Paraguay for a
[00:16:32] double murder and the attempted homicide of a third
[00:16:35] person in a case of... false gold
[00:16:38] sale. One of the detainees was already convicted for a kidnapping in
[00:16:42] Barcelona in 2012.
[00:16:45] Fernando and Aitor, father and son, intended to sell these golden stones
[00:16:49] passing them off as gold with a value of almost €50,000.
[00:16:53] But according to the Paraguayan police, the false sale concealed an
[00:16:56] ambush. Once reunited with the buyers, they would have tied them up and
[00:17:00] shot them to keep the money. Two men
[00:17:04] died and a third survived by pretending to be dead. He says it's
[00:17:08] not like that, he puts himself in the role of a victim, he puts himself in the role of having
[00:17:12] mediated for all these acts, which we don't believe, the
[00:17:15] images speak totally to the contrary, but Fernando's name is not new in criminal
[00:17:19] circles, his record had already placed him at the center of one of the most
[00:17:22] media-hyped kidnappings of recent years in Catalonia. In 2012
[00:17:26] he was sentenced to 10 years in prison as an accomplice in the kidnapping of
[00:17:29] Kevin, the son of a Barcelona drug trafficker,
[00:17:33] a case that years later would become one of the episodes of the
[00:17:36] "Crims" program. According to the investigation, Fernando had met
[00:17:40] the boy's father while both were serving time in a prison in
[00:17:43] Valencia. He took advantage of the trust he had built with the
[00:17:46] family to plan the kidnapping of the 11-year-old boy, demanding
[00:17:50] a ransom of 5 million euros. And he says
[00:17:53] his name is Fernando Barrio Nurbaneja, the
[00:17:56] person who had devised the kidnapping
[00:17:59] of the minor.
[00:18:01] A chapter of crimes that today acquires a new dimension because it portrays the
[00:18:05] criminal past of someone who is now again
[00:18:07] at the center of an investigation for a
[00:18:14] year, car breakdowns on the roads have increased by
[00:18:18] 60%. This 2026, between January and
[00:18:21] July, there have been 1900
[00:18:24] vehicles. These data were announced on Catalunya Ràdio by the Catalan
[00:18:28] Traffic Service, which is calling for an urgent renovation plan for
[00:18:31] cars in Catalonia. The road with the most broken
[00:18:35] down cars is the AP7, almost 500 cars
[00:18:39] this year and with an increase in breakdowns compared to the first seven
[00:18:43] months of last year of 40%. As for
[00:18:46] the rest of the roads, the A2, the C25, the
[00:18:50] C33, the C58, the number of drivers who
[00:18:53] have had to pull over has almost doubled in a year.
[00:18:57] The automotive guild points to the aging of
[00:19:01] cars and lack of
[00:19:02] maintenance as causes.
[00:20:50] Six women created the Barcelona architecture studio
[00:20:53] "Cierto Estudio" in 2014, right after graduating,
[00:20:57] an exception in the sector. A few weeks ago they received
[00:21:00] the International Union of Architects' award for young
[00:21:03] architects. And they have led several projects such as Illa
[00:21:07] Glòries.
[00:21:10] They are Marta, Ivet, Carlota, Ana, Lucía,
[00:21:14] Clara, six women who share a way
[00:21:17] of understanding architecture and urbanism.
[00:21:20] really born rethinking a lot about the field
[00:21:23] of housing for single-parent or intergenerational family
[00:21:26] units or sharing flats.
[00:21:29] The current situation did not reflect the values of these new
[00:21:33] trends and we saw that the typology of housing was like
[00:21:36] a century ago. That's why in 2017 they presented
[00:21:40] and won the competition for 70 subsidized housing
[00:21:43] units in Plaça de les Glòries. The rules
[00:21:47] precisely sought new ways of doing things. Just
[00:21:50] like life changes, the typical model of the parents' room being
[00:21:54] bigger, the children's smaller, is outdated. We believe that
[00:21:57] perhaps the children's room should be the biggest. That was the
[00:22:01] first seed to rethink life in cities. Right
[00:22:04] after the pandemic, they won the competition to create the
[00:22:08] superilla of Consell de Cent. We were
[00:22:11] confined, no one had a terrace,
[00:22:14] so it was like, wow, public space
[00:22:17] is really a right. It's a space
[00:22:21] that we make our own, to stop, to stay, to simply
[00:22:24] contemplate, read, talk, converse,
[00:22:28] play, the possibilities you create just by putting a table,
[00:22:31] whether it's people dining, people having a birthday party, really,
[00:22:35] many things happen just by having this furniture that wasn't
[00:22:39] there before, even though there are many men, it is still exceptional
[00:22:43] that theirs is an architectural studio run by women, and I think
[00:22:46] it's not a coincidence, probably because we are women, we are
[00:22:49] in a... we are, and because perhaps we have a different vision, perhaps we have a way
[00:22:53] of even understanding each other, listening to each other, this degree of empathy. The profession is
[00:22:57] quite precarious, so
[00:22:59] not as in the past, people don't have this more elitist vision,
[00:23:03] "the architect," no, there are many architects who don't make ends meet, who even
[00:23:07] don't have a good
[00:28:28] Beautiful images this morning of this hot air balloon flight from Baix
[00:28:31] Manresa. with a placid atmosphere, some mist, the
[00:28:35] sun and tropical
[00:28:37] temperatures.
[00:28:40] Good morning, tropical values that have not dropped below 20 degrees in many places
[00:28:44] in the interior of the territory, these values have increased with a
[00:28:47] warmer morning, in fact a more uncomfortable
[00:28:51] night in many coastal sectors with torrid values, which have not dropped below
[00:28:55] 25, for example in Tarragona, La Ràpita 26,
[00:28:59] Sitges 26, Barcelona 27, Portbou 27. To look for.
[00:29:02] some fresh places, some
[00:29:05] hidden corners, some valleys of the Pyrenees pre-Pyrenees as is the case of Guixers with
[00:29:09] 13, uh 12 degrees, in general values slightly below these
[00:29:12] 15 degrees, these are the maximums forecast for today, climbing
[00:29:16] well above 30 widely in the interior, in
[00:29:20] fact many values above 35 and especially in the Lleida plain
[00:29:23] there could be some figures close to 38 or 39, but
[00:29:27] we expect a change in weather this frontal line
[00:29:30] still located far away towards the area... of Galicia towards the Cantabrian Sea
[00:29:34] is responsible for the arrival of showers and storms in the afternoon,
[00:29:38] late evening, in the west of the country, unlike
[00:29:41] these last few days, more located in the
[00:29:45] there are warnings for heavy rain late in the afternoon could also reach the north of
[00:29:49] Barcelona or the eastern Pyrenees, but hardly the rest, in fact in Empordà,
[00:29:53] much of Girona, south of Barcelona, the day will be
[00:29:56] placid, with plenty of sun in fact tomorrow there are heat
[00:29:59] warnings, as you can see in the Girona regions with a lot of heat. In fact, here it will rise
[00:30:03] strongly with values well above 35 and up for now, sunny,
[00:30:07] some clouds and especially towards the evening, some thunderstorms towards the Pyrenees, but already
[00:30:11] more reduced phenomena, today we expect some return from Castellón, sun the rest with more
[00:30:15] heat for the coming days, the temperatures of full
[00:30:18] heatwave, values above what would be habitual and at most some returns in the afternoon in the
[00:30:22] Pyrenees.
[00:30:43] Spain applies random border controls to
[00:30:46] travelers from Italy in response to the suspension of the Schengen
[00:30:49] treaty by the executive of Giorgia Meloni, the order is already in force
[00:30:53] at El Prat, for now few changes
[00:30:55] have been noticed.
[00:30:59] NGOs.