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[00:00:09] is willing to urbanizations in
[00:00:15] Silverstone circuit in the British Grand Prix, only two samples have tested positive for
[00:00:33] Social and political tension in Ceuta. Thousands of people
[00:00:36] demonstrate united for coexistence, while three
[00:00:40] PP communities announce that they will boycott Thursday's
[00:00:43] meeting to discuss the distribution of
[00:00:45] minors.
[00:00:48] Game between Israel and the United States. Benjamin Netanyahu
[00:00:52] rejects Donald Trump's
[00:00:55] Hamas conditions its disarmament on the
[00:00:58] withdrawal of
[00:01:00] Israeli troops.
[00:01:03] without progress. In September of Western Europe has experienced the hottest start to summer in its
[00:01:06] history, according to the European Copernicus service, with
[00:01:10] oceans reaching historical
[00:01:12] maximum temperatures.
[00:01:16] Artificial intelligence is making life more expensive. The technological
[00:01:19] fever is driving up global inflation and is directly increasing the cost of everything from
[00:01:24] yesterday in Nice. Exhibition of electricity bills to mobile phones, computers, and
[00:01:26] consoles.
[00:02:26] meeting between the Spanish government and the autonomous communities to
[00:02:30] combat ratify the more than 1,300 minors who are in Ceuta, Extremadura, Aragon,
[00:02:35] media pressure, tears of joy in and Castile and León. Three PP governments, in the hands of Vox, have
[00:02:38] already announced that they will boycott it and will not attend.
[00:02:42] In Ceuta, an unprecedented demonstration with thousands of people from the
[00:02:45] Christian, Muslim, Jewish, and Hindu
[00:02:49] communities. Residents are demanding more material resources and an
[00:02:53] urgent police reinforcement to protect the border with Morocco, a peaceful
[00:02:56] mobilization that firmly defended coexistence.
[00:03:09] Meanwhile, diplomatic tension is at its highest
[00:03:11] inland Castellón towards the lands of between the governments of Spain and Italy regarding this border clash that
[00:03:15] keeps the free movement of people in the European
[00:03:18] Union suspended. The crisscrossing of controls and vetoes at ports and airports in
[00:03:22] the middle of summer has opened this crisis between the two capitals with
[00:03:26] harsh statements, also affecting the holidays of many tourists who
[00:03:30] go to Italy, and Italians who come here and have to endure
[00:03:33] endless queues and passport controls amidst the protests of the
[00:03:37] PP who wanted immediate appearances in the Senate. Until the end of
[00:03:41] become a source of hope the month, four ministers will not appear in Congress to address the Ceuta
[00:03:44] crisis. They will be the ministers of Defense, Interior, Foreign Affairs, and
[00:03:47] Presidency.
[00:03:52] And the German government has joined this migratory storm in Europe,
[00:03:55] announcing immediate expulsions of refugees to
[00:03:58] Italy, applying
[00:04:00] the Dublin Regulation.
[00:04:03] Migration policy is once again shaking the foundations of the European
[00:04:06] Union with an open clash between the powers of the
[00:04:09] continent. In an unprecedented move, the German government has
[00:04:13] announced that it will immediately resume the expulsions of
[00:04:16] asylum seekers to Italy. According to
[00:04:20] the newspaper La Repubblica, it will do so by applying with the utmost
[00:04:23] rigidity the controversial Dublin Regulation, the
[00:04:26] European regulation that stipulates that the member state
[00:04:30] through which a migrant legally or illegally enters the Union is the
[00:04:33] sole responsible for examining and processing their request
[00:04:37] for international protection.
[00:04:41] grids, make the energy market The first forced transfer under this
[00:04:42] affected, but besides strict criterion is set for August 19 and will
[00:04:45] affect a 22-year-old Somali woman living in
[00:04:49] Bavaria who landed in Europe in
[00:04:51] Italy. This decision opens a direct rift
[00:04:55] with Rome, as Georgia Meloni's executive had
[00:04:58] systematically refused to readmit those
[00:05:01] returned by other northern
[00:05:04] partners.
[00:05:11] Trump's new plan for Gaza does not convince
[00:05:15] Benjamin Netanyahu. The Israeli Prime Minister has rejected the
[00:05:18] proposal, while Hamas
[00:05:21] disarm itself only if the Israeli
[00:05:24] army withdraws from the strip.
[00:05:28] Open tension between Israel and the United States over the Gaza Strip.
[00:05:32] Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejects the new 15-point
[00:05:36] plan promoted by Donald Trump's Peace
[00:05:38] Board.
[00:05:58] respects the American roadmap to end the conflict in the
[00:06:02] strip. The Islamist group assures that it is willing to
[00:06:05] disarm and surrender its weapons, but conditions this
[00:06:08] step on a progressive withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza.
[00:06:12] The disagreement comes after months
[00:06:16] last year, Netanyahu had already accepted a 20-point peace plan,
[00:06:19] but in practice, the only major agreement that has been fulfilled has
[00:06:23] been the exchange of Israeli hostages for Palestinian prisoners. On
[00:06:27] the ground, Israel currently controls almost 70% of the
[00:06:30] strip. Humanitarian aid enters in dribs and drabs, and
[00:06:33] reconstruction has not yet begun. Since the current conflict,
[00:06:37] 1258 Palestinians have died. All of this comes at a particularly
[00:06:40] delicate moment for Netanyahu, who wants to be re-elected in
[00:06:44] the October elections. The Prime Minister is under pressure, on the one hand, from
[00:06:48] his far-right ministers who reject any concession, and on the other hand, from his
[00:06:51] main ally, Donald Trump, who wants to
[00:06:55] move towards a resolution of the
[00:06:57] conflict.
[00:07:00] Syria cuts Russia's military power in the Mediterranean. The new
[00:07:03] government of Damascus has closed a historic agreement to take
[00:07:07] exclusive control of its strategic bases from the Kremlin. A
[00:07:11] key move that is part of a clear diplomatic shift towards
[00:07:15] the West.
[00:07:18] Syria and Russia have reached a historic agreement that puts an end to
[00:07:21] the Kremlin's military presence in the Mediterranean. After
[00:07:25] 18 months of tense negotiations, the new government of Damascus
[00:07:28] takes control of Moscow's two most strategic positions in
[00:07:32] the region: the Hmeimim airbase and the Port
[00:07:36] of Tartus. These military facilities will definitively
[00:07:39] lose their function as
[00:07:43] sites for the Russian army. From now on, they will be converted into joint
[00:07:47] training centers. This pact
[00:07:50] represents a hard blow to the geopolitical and operational
[00:07:53] influence of Vladimir Putin in the Middle East. A loss of
[00:07:57] Moscow's weight that coincides with a diplomatic shift by Syrian President
[00:08:01] Akmad Alxara towards the West. The United
[00:08:04] States has already lifted most of the sanctions, and countries like
[00:08:07] France have restored their embassies in Damascus after
[00:08:10] 14 years of rupture.
[00:08:15] Let's go now to Venezuela. It is estimated that the recent earthquakes have left
[00:08:18] at least 200 people with amputations. Now, a solidarity
[00:08:22] project formed by Venezuelan and Colombian
[00:08:25] associations wants to raise 2 million dollars so that everyone has
[00:08:28] access to a prosthesis and subsequent medical
[00:08:31] follow-up. The double earthquake that has
[00:08:35] hit Venezuela has left a deep mark of
[00:08:38] destruction, but also stories of
[00:08:40] solidarity. Survival.
[00:08:42] The catastrophe has only been the first step for many affected people.
[00:08:46] Now the challenge is to return to everyday life. In
[00:08:50] Caracas, a specialized workshop has
[00:08:53] for dozens of people who have undergone
[00:08:56] amputations. In a country hit by the crisis, the price
[00:09:00] of these devices is prohibitive for
[00:09:02] most.
[00:09:07] The upper limb, lower limb, prices are
[00:09:10] super variable. They can range between.
[00:09:15] For this reason, a network of foundations has allied with technicians to
[00:09:19] cover the costs of production, locate the most vulnerable
[00:09:22] patients in an alliance with various
[00:09:25] foundations. The objective is clear:
[00:09:28] to raise funds to finance and design custom
[00:09:32] prostheses completely free of charge. That is the plan, to have the opportunity
[00:09:36] and raise the funds to attend to everyone, so that not one
[00:09:40] of them is left without the opportunity to be back on their feet. Each piece that comes
[00:09:43] out of this laboratory is unique, a collective
[00:09:46] effort that transforms plastic and metal into the best
[00:09:50] tool to overcome the trauma of the
[00:09:52] earthquake.
[00:10:00] We are following the various fires on the peninsula. In the Valencian
[00:10:04] Community, the situation is critical in Maestrat.
[00:10:07] The approach of the flames from the northern front of the
[00:10:10] Tírig fire has forced the urgent evacuation of the 700
[00:10:14] residents of Catí. Through a warning,
[00:10:17] a provisional shelter has been set up in Xert.
[00:10:21] The fire has already burned over 680 hectares.
[00:10:25] In Castilla y León, the Naves de San Antonio fire in Segovia has
[00:10:29] reignited, where a sudden change in wind has forced the evacuation of two
[00:10:33] El Espinar. Meanwhile, in Andalusia, the macro-fire in Niebla
[00:10:37] in Huelva has affected 8000 hectares. Nearly
[00:10:40] 500 people remain
[00:10:42] displaced.
[00:10:49] And a critical emergency situation in western Canada due to
[00:10:53] a wave of unprecedented virulence fires. The
[00:10:57] province of British Columbia has had to declare a state
[00:11:00] of alert. More than 22,000 residents have been hastily
[00:11:04] evacuated during the night before the flames cut off the
[00:11:07] roads. But despite this, at least one woman has died. Strong
[00:11:11] winds and extreme drought are fueling a wall of fire of more than
[00:11:14] 10,000 hectares that is advancing at 60
[00:11:17] km per day, destroying dozens of homes and causing
[00:11:21] desperate aerial rescues.
[00:11:26] Indeed, Europe has experienced the hottest start to summer in history,
[00:11:30] according to the Copernicus Climate Change Service of the
[00:11:33] European Union. The months of June and July have been particularly warm
[00:11:37] and dry, especially in Spain, France, and the United Kingdom, a combination that has
[00:11:41] favored these forest fires with record
[00:11:44] emissions. And at sea, the temperature has also reached historical
[00:11:48] highs in both the Atlantic and the western
[00:11:50] Mediterranean.
[00:11:55] this heatwave and extreme drought are pushing several countries
[00:11:59] in Europe and the world to their limits. Some forests and green lungs are
[00:12:02] transforming radically until they adopt the desolate
[00:12:06] appearance of a desert.
[00:12:10] London offers an unusual image. The usual greenery
[00:12:13] of the parks has disappeared. In Greenwich Park, the drought has dyed
[00:12:17] the grass yellow and brown. It has become an almost
[00:12:21] desert-like landscape. And the heat will not let up. The United
[00:12:25] Kingdom is preparing for the fifth heatwave of the summer with
[00:12:28] temperatures that can reach 36 degrees. In the south
[00:12:32] of England, July has been the driest month in the last
[00:12:35] 200 years. The drought already affects millions of
[00:12:40] restrictions, as reservoirs have dropped to 69%
[00:12:44] of their
[00:12:45] capacity.
[00:12:48] In France, the concern is even higher. The drought can turn
[00:12:52] vegetation into fuel. For this reason, in the
[00:12:55] southeast of the country, the gendarmerie patrols with boats and drones
[00:12:58] to detect possible fires and risky behavior. So
[00:13:02] far, they have already reported.
[00:13:05] We can indeed see people who
[00:13:08] could start a fire, so with the help of the drone, there are still
[00:13:12] pieces of equipment that allow us to see at a certain distance
[00:13:16] people who could, in this case,
[00:13:20] have a barbecue. This year, the fires have been particularly
[00:13:23] early and...
[00:13:28] The drought also reaches America. In Puerto Rico, the Carraízo reservoir
[00:13:32] is at critical levels and more than half a million people suffer
[00:13:35] restrictions. The queues with jerry cans lengthen in front of the
[00:13:39] fountains and tank trucks become a common
[00:13:42] sight.
[00:13:45] The municipalities and entities that oppose the plan will explain
[00:13:49] today the allegations they have presented to the Generalitat's plan
[00:13:52] to deploy renewable energies in Catalonia. The government has
[00:13:56] received more than 12,000 and has begun to analyze the
[00:13:59] proposals. The detractors of the plan criticize, above all, the location
[00:14:03] of the projects, the impact on the territory, and the weight of the municipalities in
[00:14:07] decision-making. Some of the mayors critical of the plan believe
[00:14:10] that large energy companies are favored, all this
[00:14:14] while Catalonia is at the tail end of Europe in renewable
[00:14:17] energies.
[00:14:22] We continue. The Prat de Pierró car park
[00:14:25] will partially open today after a landslide that forced
[00:14:29] its closure. It is one of the main accesses to the Aigüestortes i
[00:14:32] Estany de Sant Maurici National Park from Espot, Pallars Sobirà. The fall of
[00:14:35] earth and stone originating in the Pull de Línia ravine
[00:14:39] surprised the area and left four vehicles
[00:14:42] completely blocked by the avalanche. The operators have managed to
[00:14:46] clear and enable a part of the parking lot so that it can reopen. However, the
[00:14:50] authorities ask that for the next few days, no one leave their
[00:14:53] vehicles parked at that spot overnight for
[00:14:57] safety reasons.
[00:15:00] This parking area is divided into two
[00:15:03] sectors. The right side is completely
[00:15:07] the impact on the parking lot, we have
[00:15:09] also been affected in terms of the main access
[00:15:13] to the park. In this sector, a little further up,
[00:15:16] the Pull de Línia ravine is a little further up from this
[00:15:20] parking area, it has overflowed, and then it has
[00:15:24] also affected part of the access road, and then also the access
[00:15:27] track to the Josep Maria Blanc refuge is
[00:15:30] also completely
[00:15:32] affected.
[00:15:35] And the government continues to hunt wild boars in the area affected by the outbreak
[00:15:39] of African swine fever. They have already captured more than
[00:15:42] 10,000. 365 in the last week. Of these, the
[00:15:46] Department of Agriculture says that
[00:15:50] the disease. The Generalitat highlights that these new cases remain
[00:15:54] within the confined area and estimate that currently fewer than
[00:15:57] 100 wild boars remain between the Collserola Park and the 19 affected municipalities.
[00:16:01] Therefore, they point out that the outbreak could be controlled in the fall, but
[00:16:05] they rule out relaxing restrictions until... that
[00:16:08] happens.
[00:16:36] consequences occupy... the front page of the news. Thousands of people
[00:16:39] demonstrated in Ceuta to demand more resources in the face of the
[00:16:43] migration crisis, while three autonomous communities of the PP, in the hands
[00:16:46] of Vox, defy the government and boycott Thursday's meeting to
[00:16:50] decide on the distribution of
[00:16:51] minors.
[00:16:55] Geopolitical shift in the Middle East. Syria cuts Russia's military power in
[00:16:58] the Mediterranean and regains control of its bases in a clear diplomatic
[00:17:02] approach to the West and
[00:17:06] from now on we will see the hidden price of artificial
[00:17:09] intelligence. AI that hits your pocket. The
[00:17:12] investment in AI begins to raise
[00:17:16] inflation on a global scale and makes everything from electricity bills to mobile phones or
[00:17:43] And at this hour, it's time to take a look at what the headlines of the written press
[00:17:46] say this Monday, August 10th. We start with La Vanguardia
[00:17:50] which opens with this photograph where thousands of inhabitants of
[00:17:53] Ceuta are seen participating in a massive demonstration
[00:17:57] called by four religious communities. Under the slogan, enough
[00:18:01] is enough. Ceuta does not surrender.
[00:18:04] ABC says that US reports contradict Trump on
[00:18:07] Morocco. It also features on the cover this same photograph that
[00:18:11] shows how Ceuta took to the streets. La
[00:18:15] Razón, still with the same image we saw in the previous two
[00:18:18] newspapers, says that the inhabitants of Ceuta take to the streets
[00:18:22] demanding the resignation of Pedro Sánchez. El
[00:18:25] Mundo, for its part, assures that defense reports warn
[00:18:29] against the new automotive factory and titles,
[00:18:32] "The army sees a threat in the Chinese factory in
[00:18:35] Ferrol". El
[00:18:37] Periódico, still in the same vein, says that a Chinese factory in Galicia
[00:18:41] alerts defense and the CNI.
[00:18:45] The newspaper Ara opts for a completely different cover than the ones we have
[00:18:48] seen so far. It talks about a record temperature at sea and highlights
[00:18:52] that the first layer of the oceans has exceeded
[00:18:55] 20.96 degrees, a historical record for what would be a
[00:18:59] month of July.
[00:19:01] El Periódico says that the Attorney General creates a specialized unit in
[00:19:05] popular juries, and this initiative arrives. Just at the moment when
[00:19:08] Begoña Gómez will have to face a trial of this
[00:19:11] type. El Punt Avui talks about scorched earth,
[00:19:15] saying that some 75,000 hectares have been burned
[00:19:19] in 25 years. And we end with a regional newspaper,
[00:19:23] such as the Diari de Tarragona, which says ready to demonstrate that
[00:19:26] this city is already ready for the eclipse that will take place in just
[00:19:29] two
[00:19:30] days.
[00:19:38] The expansion of artificial intelligence, as we said a few moments ago,
[00:19:42] is beginning to have a hidden and very direct price for the
[00:19:45] pocket. The technological fever is raising inflation on a global
[00:19:49] scale, a domino effect that makes everything from the
[00:19:52] electricity bill to mobile phones more expensive.
[00:19:56] The global expansion of artificial intelligence is beginning to have a hidden
[00:19:59] and direct price for consumers' pockets. The multimillion-dollar
[00:20:03] investment in this technology is pushing
[00:20:06] inflation upwards. A domino effect that is already being felt in the United States and is
[00:20:10] reaching Europe. The main reason is the enormous energy consumption of
[00:20:14] data centers. These supercomputers strain the electricity
[00:20:19] more expensive, and end up affecting household electricity
[00:20:22] bills. In addition, the fever to build these technological
[00:20:25] bunkers diverts materials and labor, which makes local
[00:20:29] construction more expensive. The other front is
[00:20:32] consumer electronics. Artificial intelligence servers
[00:20:36] monopolize high-speed memory chips. Since demand
[00:20:39] exceeds manufacturing, major brands like Apple, Sony, and
[00:20:42] Microsoft are already raising the prices of mobile phones, computers, and
[00:20:46] consoles, a pressure on the cost of living that already keeps central
[00:30:32] social policy for Ceuta, thousands of people demonstrate united for coexistence,
[00:30:36] while three PP communities announce that they will boycott
[00:30:40] Thursday's meeting to address the distribution of
[00:30:42] minors.
[00:30:45] Game between Israel and the United States. Benjamin Netanyahu rejects Donald Trump's
[00:30:49] peace plan for Gaza, while Hamas conditions its disarmament
[00:30:53] on the withdrawal of Israeli
[00:30:54] troops.
[00:30:57] Western Europe has experienced the beginning of the summer more.