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[00:00:09] virulence, the province of
[00:00:14] finish by Raúl Fernández, the second of
[00:00:32] Social political pension for Ceuta, thousands of people
[00:00:35] demonstrate united for coexistence, while three PP communities
[00:00:39] announce that they will boycott Thursday's meeting to address the distribution of
[00:00:43] minors.
[00:00:46] Game between Israel and the United States (Benjamin Netanyahu) rejects Donald Trump's
[00:00:49] peace plan for Gaza while Hamas conditions its disarmament
[00:00:53] on the withdrawal of
[00:00:54] Israeli troops.
[00:00:57] Western Europe has experienced the
[00:01:00] yesterday in Nice. Exhibition of warmest start in its history, according to the European Copernicus
[00:01:02] service, with oceans at historically
[00:01:05] maximum temperatures.
[00:01:09] Artificial intelligence makes life more expensive, the technological fever
[00:01:13] re-elected in the October drives global inflation and begins to directly increase costs from electricity bills
[00:01:16] to mobile phones, computers and
[00:01:39] maintain sunshine, intense heat with some scattered
[00:01:42] clouds in central Catalonia that at most will maintain a variable sky and
[00:01:45] some showers throughout the day. The risk of local thunderstorms
[00:01:48] will be more in the western
[00:01:51] Britons with water use half of the country, especially in the Ebro lands and the high
[00:01:53] Pyrenees.
[00:01:57] Two quarters to eight, we travel to Valls. capital of L'Alt Camp
[00:02:01] with 22 degrees Celsius and a humidity of
[00:02:04] 69%.
[00:02:11] media pressure, tears of joy in combat command posts of Good morning and good time, there is a key
[00:02:14] meeting between the Spanish government and the autonomous communities to formalize the more than
[00:02:17] 1,300 minors who are in Ceuta, Extremadura,
[00:02:20] Aragon, Castile and León, three PP governments in the hands of Vox have
[00:02:24] announced that they will boycott it and that therefore they will not go to Ceuta
[00:02:28] while there is an unprecedented demonstration.
[00:02:30] 27, in L'Hospitalet de Thousands of people from the Christian, Muslim, Jewish
[00:02:33] and Hindu communities, neighbors demand more
[00:02:37] material resources and urgent police reinforcement to protect the border with
[00:02:40] Morocco, as Ceuta is so overwhelmed. A peaceful
[00:02:43] mobilization that firmly defended coexistence
[00:02:47] and that distanced itself from any hate
[00:02:53] we understand towards the area of speech.
[00:02:55] Meanwhile, diplomatic tension is at its peak between the governments of Spain and
[00:02:59] Italy. The border issue maintains the Schengen area of free
[00:03:02] movement of people in the European Union suspended. The increase in controls and
[00:03:06] vetoes at ports and airports has opened a crisis between the two
[00:03:10] countries with harsh statements from political leaders and is also
[00:03:14] affecting holidays for many tourists going to Italy or
[00:03:18] has become the engine of Italians coming here, amidst the protests of the PP who wanted
[00:03:21] immediate appearances in the Senate until the end of the month, four
[00:03:25] ministers will appear in Congress to address the Ceuta crisis. They will be those of
[00:03:29] Defense, Interior, Foreign Affairs
[00:03:31] and Presidency.
[00:03:35] And the German government joins this migratory storm in Europe
[00:03:38] by announcing immediate expulsions of refugees to Italy,
[00:03:42] applying the Dublin regulation.
[00:03:46] Migration policy once again shakes the foundations of the European Union,
[00:03:49] with an open clash between the continent's powers. In an unprecedented
[00:03:53] move, the German government has announced that it will immediately
[00:03:57] resume the expulsions of asylum seekers
[00:04:00] to Italy, according to La Repubblica newspaper. It
[00:04:04] will do so by applying with maximum rigidity the controversial
[00:04:07] Dublin regulation, the European regulation that
[00:04:10] stipulates that the member state through which a migrant legally
[00:04:14] or illegally enters the union is the sole responsible for examining and
[00:04:18] grids, drive up the energy
[00:04:18] affected, but besides the processing their application for international
[00:04:20] protection. The first forced transfer under this
[00:04:24] strict criterion is set for August 19
[00:04:27] and will affect a 22-year-old Somali woman settled in
[00:04:31] Bavaria who first set foot on European soil
[00:04:34] flames from the northern front of in Italy. This decision opens a direct rift
[00:04:37] with Rome, as George Meloni's government had systematically
[00:04:41] refused to readmit profiles returned
[00:04:45] by other northern
[00:04:46] partners.
[00:04:53] Trump's new peace plan for Gaza does not convince
[00:04:58] evacuation of two housing estates in Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister. The proposal while Hamas is willing to
[00:05:03] at the Silverstone circuit in the British disarm only if the only two... samples have tested positive for Israeli army withdraws from the
[00:05:06] Strip. Open tension between Israel and the United
[00:05:10] States over the situation in Gaza.
[00:05:36] Washington pressures Israel to respect the American
[00:05:40] roadmap to end the conflict in the Strip. The Islamist
[00:05:43] group assures that it is willing to disarm and hand over
[00:05:47] weapons, but conditions this step on a progressive withdrawal of
[00:05:51] Israeli troops from Gaza. The disagreement comes after months without
[00:05:55] progress. In September last year, Netanyahu had already accepted
[00:05:58] a 20-point peace plan, but in practice, the only major agreement that has been
[00:06:02] fulfilled has been the exchange of Israeli hostages for Palestinian
[00:06:06] prisoners. On the ground, Israel currently controls nearly
[00:06:09] 70% of the Strip. Humanitarian aid... enters in
[00:06:12] drops, reconstruction has not yet begun, from the beginning
[00:06:16] of the conflict, 1258 Palestinians have died, all this
[00:06:20] comes at an especially delicate moment for Netanyahu who wants to be
[00:06:25] elections. The prime minister is subjected on the one hand to the pressure of his
[00:06:29] far-right ministers who reject
[00:06:32] the other to that of his main ally Donald Trump who wants to move towards
[00:06:36] a resolution of the conflict.
[00:06:40] Syria reduces the military power of...
[00:06:42] in the Mediterranean, the new government of Damascus has closed a historic agreement to
[00:06:46] take over the Kremlin, the exclusive control of its strategic
[00:06:49] bases, a key move that is part of a clear
[00:06:53] diplomatic shift towards the West.
[00:06:57] Syria and Russia have closed a historic agreement for Nevas that ends
[00:07:00] the Kremlin's military presence in the Mediterranean. After
[00:07:04] 18 months of tense negotiations, the new government of
[00:07:07] Damascus takes control of the two most strategic positions of
[00:07:11] Moscow in the...
[00:07:17] These military installations will definitively lose their function as
[00:07:22] the Russian army. From now on they will be converted into joint
[00:07:26] training and education centers. This pact
[00:07:29] represents a hard blow for the geopolitical and also operational
[00:07:33] influence of Vladimir Putin in the Middle East. A loss
[00:07:36] of Moscow's weight that coincides with a diplomatic
[00:07:39] shift by Syrian President Akmat Alxara towards the West.
[00:07:43] The United States has already lifted many of the sanctions and countries like
[00:07:46] France have restored their embassies in Damascus after
[00:07:50] 14 years of rupture.
[00:07:54] It is estimated that the earthquakes in Venezuela left at least
[00:07:57] 200 people with amputations. Now a solidarity
[00:08:00] project formed by Venezuelan and Colombian associations wants
[00:08:04] to raise 2 million dollars so that everyone has access to a prosthesis and the
[00:08:07] subsequent medical follow-up. The
[00:08:10] double earthquake that... Venezuela has left a deep
[00:08:14] mark of destruction, but also stories of
[00:08:17] solidarity. Surviving the catastrophe has been only the
[00:08:21] first step for many affected. Now the challenge is
[00:08:24] to return to daily life. In
[00:08:27] Caracas, a specialized workshop
[00:08:30] hope for dozens of people who have had
[00:08:33] amputations. In a country affected by the crisis. The price
[00:08:37] of these devices is prohibitive for the
[00:08:39] majority.
[00:08:42] a child, adult, upper limb, lower limb,
[00:08:46] prices are super variable, they can range
[00:08:49] from 3,500 to 25,000. That's
[00:08:52] why a network of foundations has allied with technicians to
[00:08:56] assume the costs of production, locate the most
[00:08:59] vulnerable patients in an alliance with various
[00:09:02] foundations. The objective is clear,
[00:09:05] to raise funds to finance and design tailor-made prostheses
[00:09:09] completely free of charge. That's the plan, eh.
[00:09:21] of this laboratory is unique, a collective
[00:09:23] effort that transforms plastic and metal into the best
[00:09:27] tool to overcome the trauma of the
[00:09:29] earthquake.
[00:09:37] We are following the evolution of several simultaneous forest fires in the
[00:09:41] Valencian Community. The situation is critical in L'Alt Maestrat, the approach of the
[00:09:46] the Tirig fire forced the urgent evacuation
[00:09:49] of 700 residents of Catí through an emergency
[00:09:52] alert. An emergency shelter has been set up, the fire already exceeds
[00:09:56] 680
[00:09:58] hectares burned there. In Castile and León
[00:10:02] there is also a fire, the one in Nava
[00:10:05] de San Antonio, Segovia, has reignited, where the sudden change in wind forced the preventive
[00:10:11] El Espinar, while in Andalusia, the large
[00:10:14] Niebla fire in Huelva has affected 8,000 hectares, almost 500
[00:10:18] people remain
[00:10:19] displaced.
[00:10:25] And a critical and total emergency situation in western
[00:10:29] Canada due to a wave of forest fires of unprecedented
[00:10:34] British Columbia has had to declare a state of alert. More than
[00:10:38] 22,000 residents have been hastily evacuated overnight
[00:10:42] before the flames cut off the roads, but despite this, at least one
[00:10:45] woman has died. The strong wind and extreme drought
[00:10:49] feed a wall of fire of more than 10,000 hectares that
[00:10:52] advances at 60 km per day, destroying
[00:10:55] dozens of houses and causing desperate aerial
[00:10:58] rescues.
[00:11:03] Indeed, Europe has experienced the warmest start to summer in history,
[00:11:06] according to the Copernicus Climate Change Service of the
[00:11:10] European Union. The months of June and July have been especially warm
[00:11:13] and dry, especially in Spain, France and the United Kingdom, a combination that has
[00:11:17] favored these forest fires with record
[00:11:20] emissions and at sea, the temperature has also reached historic
[00:11:24] highs both in the Atlantic and the Western
[00:11:26] Mediterranean.
[00:11:31] This heatwave of extreme drought is pushing several
[00:11:35] countries in Europe and the world to the limit, some forests and green lungs are
[00:11:39] transforming radically to adopt the desolate appearance
[00:11:42] of a desert.
[00:11:46] London offers an unusual image. The usual green
[00:11:49] of the parks has disappeared. In Greenwich Park, the drought has dyed
[00:11:53] the grass brown and... And it has become an almost
[00:11:57] desert-like landscape. The heat will not give respite. The
[00:12:00] United Kingdom is preparing for the fifth heatwave of the summer, with
[00:12:04] temperatures that can reach 36 degrees Celsius. In the south
[00:12:08] of England, July has been the driest in the last
[00:12:11] 200 years. The drought already affects millions of
[00:12:16] restrictions as reservoirs have dropped to 69%
[00:12:20] of their
[00:12:21] capacity.
[00:12:25] The concern is even higher, the drought can turn the
[00:12:28] vegetation into fuel, that's why in the southeast of the country, the
[00:12:32] gendarmerie patrols with boats and drones to detect possible
[00:12:36] fires and risky behavior. So far, more than
[00:12:39] 300 infractions have been reported. we can see indeed it's
[00:12:43] people who could start a fire so with the help of the drone
[00:12:47] we still have equipment that allows us to
[00:12:50] see at a certain distance people who
[00:12:54] could start it. will have a barbecue this year, the
[00:12:57] fires have been particularly early and of stronger
[00:13:01] intensity as well, so it's the
[00:13:02] drought
[00:13:05] also reaches America, in Puerto Rico, the Carraízo reservoir is at
[00:13:08] critical levels and more than half a million people suffer
[00:13:12] restrictions, queues with jerrycans stretch in front of the
[00:13:15] fountains and tanker trucks become a common
[00:13:19] sight.
[00:13:22] The municipalities and entities that oppose the plan will explain today the
[00:13:25] allegations they have presented to the Generalitat's plan to
[00:13:29] deploy renewable energies in Catalonia. The government has
[00:13:32] received more than 12,000 and has begun the analysis of the
[00:13:35] proposals. The detractors of the plan criticize above all the location
[00:13:39] of the projects, the impact on the territory and the weight of the municipalities in decision-making.
[00:13:43] Some of the mayors critical of the plan consider
[00:13:47] that large energy companies are favored, all this while
[00:13:50] Catalonia is at the bottom of Europe in renewable
[00:13:53] energies.
[00:13:58] We continue, the Prat de Pierró car park will open today
[00:14:02] partially after a landslide that forced its closure,
[00:14:05] it is one of the main accesses to the Aigüestortes National Park from
[00:14:09] Espot, Pallars Sobirà, the fall of earth and stone
[00:14:12] originated in the Pull de Línia ravine surprised the area and
[00:14:15] left four vehicles completely
[00:14:19] blocked by the avalanche, the workers have managed to clean
[00:14:22] and enable a part of the parking lot so that it can reopen, however, the
[00:14:26] authorities ask that during the next few days no one leave
[00:14:29] their vehicles parked at that point overnight for safety
[00:14:33] reasons.
[00:14:36] It is divided into two sectors, this parking area
[00:14:39] the right side is totally
[00:14:43] affectation to the parking lot we have had
[00:14:46] affectation with what is the main access
[00:14:49] to the park with this sector a little further up
[00:14:52] the Pull de Línia ravine is a little more up than this
[00:14:56] parking area has overflowed and then has
[00:15:00] also affected part of the access and then also the access
[00:15:03] road to the Joan Maria Blanc refuge is also
[00:15:06] totally affected.
[00:15:08] afectada
[00:15:11] And the government continues to hunt down boars in the area affected by the African
[00:15:15] swine fever outbreak, they have already captured more than
[00:15:18] 10,000, 365 in the last
[00:15:21] week. Of these, the Department of Agriculture says that
[00:15:26] the disease, the Generalitat highlights that these new cases remain
[00:15:29] within the confined area and estimate that currently
[00:15:33] fewer than 100 boars remain between the Collserola park and the 19 affected
[00:15:37] municipalities. Therefore, they point out that the outbreak could be controlled in the
[00:15:40] autumn, but they rule out relaxing the restrictions until this
[00:15:44] happens.
[00:15:52] Today is Monday, August 10, we expect a day with a lot of heat
[00:15:55] and a lot of fog, there will be clouds and clear skies everywhere with
[00:15:59] small isolated showers. In the morning they can fall in the
[00:16:03] south and later more will arrive further north. In the afternoon there will be
[00:16:06] storms in the Pyrenees and in the
[00:16:08] ports.
[00:16:10] The crisis in Ceuta and its consequences occupies the front
[00:16:14] page of the news. Thousands of people demonstrated in
[00:16:17] Ceuta to demand more resources in the face of the migration crisis, while
[00:16:20] three PP autonomous communities, in the hands of Vox, confront the government and
[00:16:24] boycott Thursday's meeting to decide on the distribution of
[00:16:27] minors.
[00:16:31] Geopolitical shift in the Middle East, Syria cuts Russia's military
[00:16:34] power in the Mediterranean, regaining control of its territory. In a diplomatic
[00:16:38] rapprochement with the West and
[00:16:42] from now on we will see the hidden price of artificial
[00:16:45] intelligence, the AI that hits the wallet, the
[00:16:48] investment in AI begins to raise
[00:16:52] inflation worldwide and makes everything from electricity bills to mobile phones or
[00:17:21] what the headlines of the written press say this Monday, August
[00:17:24] 10th. We start with La Vanguardia which opens with this photograph showing
[00:17:28] thousands of residents of Ceuta who participated in a massive
[00:17:31] demonstration called by four religious communities under the slogan "Enough
[00:17:35] is enough. Ceuta does not surrender."
[00:17:38] ABC says that US
[00:17:42] reports contradict Trump on Morocco, also featuring this
[00:17:45] same photograph that shows how Ceuta took to
[00:17:49] the streets. La Razón, still with the same image we have
[00:17:53] seen in the previous two newspapers, says that the inhabitants
[00:17:56] of Ceuta take to the streets demanding Pedro Sánchez's
[00:17:59] resignation. El Mundo, for its part, assures that
[00:18:03] defense reports warn against the new automotive
[00:18:06] factory. It titles: the army sees a threat: the
[00:18:10] Chinese factory in Ferrol. El
[00:18:13] País still follows this same line, saying that a Chinese factory in
[00:18:16] Galicia puts defense and the CNI on
[00:18:19] alert. The newspaper Ara opts for a
[00:18:23] completely different cover from those we have seen so far, it talks about record
[00:18:26] sea temperature and highlights that the first layer of the oceans has
[00:18:30] exceeded 20.96 degrees,
[00:18:33] a historic record for what would be the month of
[00:18:35] July. El Periódico says that the Attorney General
[00:18:39] creates a specialized unit in popular jury. This
[00:18:42] initiative comes just at the moment when Begonya Gómez will have
[00:18:46] to face a trial of this type. El
[00:18:49] Punt Avui talks about scorched earth, saying that some 75,000
[00:18:53] hectares would have been burned in 25 years. And
[00:18:57] we finish with a regional newspaper, such as the Diari de Tarragona, which says
[00:19:00] that this city is already ready for the eclipse that will be experienced in
[00:19:04] just two days.
[00:19:14] The expansion of artificial intelligence, we said a few moments ago,
[00:19:18] is beginning to have a hidden and very direct price for the
[00:19:21] wallet. The technological fever is raising inflation on a global
[00:19:25] scale, a domino effect that makes everything from electricity
[00:19:28] bills to mobile phones more expensive.
[00:19:32] The global expansion of artificial intelligence is beginning to have a hidden
[00:19:35] and direct price for consumers' pockets, the multimillion-dollar
[00:19:39] investment in this technology is pushing
[00:19:42] inflation up, a domino effect that is already being felt in the United States and is
[00:19:46] reaching Europe. The main reason is the enormous energy consumption of
[00:19:50] data centers. These supercomputers strain the electricity
[00:19:55] market and end up impacting household electricity
[00:19:58] bills. In addition, the fever to build these technological bunkers
[00:20:02] diverts materials and labor, which drives up construction
[00:20:05] costs at a local level. The other front is consumer
[00:20:09] electronics. Artificial intelligence servers monopolize high-speed
[00:20:12] memory chips. Since demand exceeds manufacturing, major
[00:20:15] brands like Apple, Sony or Microsoft are already raising the prices of
[00:20:19] mobile phones, computers and consoles. A pressure on
[00:20:22] the cost of living that already keeps central banks
[00:20:25] on alert.
[00:27:13] Good morning, images from Valls where we see these
[00:27:16] clouds that are arriving from the Ebro lands with
[00:27:20] some raindrops, but the time loses strength, it doesn't quite clear up, even
[00:27:24] though in general the atmosphere is quite stable, especially hot,
[00:27:28] 22 degrees right now.
[00:27:31] lands, here with... this notable humidity
[00:27:34] 92% humidity Amposta is not dropping below
[00:27:37] 25 degrees, humidities, temperatures that
[00:27:41] give this sensation of 35 degrees and in short
[00:27:44] it will be a bit variable with some low clouds
[00:27:48] with a sunrise therefore a bit cloudy and from
[00:27:51] Balaguer well here few clouds in general a bluer sky and
[00:27:54] indeed because this sun in the morning already the temperature is 25
[00:27:58] degrees
[00:28:01] good morning then, this week with a lot of stifling heat and scorching values
[00:28:05] in many towns, these generalized values that do not drop below
[00:28:08] 25 degrees on the coastal façade, inland it is also
[00:28:12] difficult to find values below 20, only the Pyrenees
[00:28:15] area where we do see some figures of 14 degrees
[00:28:18] yesterday, 15 Barruera, these 12 high
[00:28:22] mountains above 2000 meters almost 2400
[00:28:26] eh, Ullà has 12 degrees. We see that there are many towns
[00:28:29] that do not drop below 25 or
[00:28:33] l'Infant, in Sitges, in Tarragona, for example, also with
[00:28:36] low clouds and as we said with fairly high humidity, we have a small pocket of cold air
[00:28:40] sliding through the Cantabrian Sea towards the south of France, it is responsible for
[00:28:44] these clouds continuing to form that from the Taró area,
[00:28:47] Aragon arrive from the south of the country or from the western strip
[00:28:51] arriving giving some raindrops, in fact, right now
[00:28:55] Urgell, eh, Les Garrigues, eh, also,
[00:28:59] even the Conca de Barberà, at the same time there are... some, as we see
[00:29:03] the set of radars of the Meteorological Service of Catalonia, this viability will be maintained, there are
[00:29:07] four drops, in fact the records as much as they reach are at most one
[00:29:10] liter per square meter, eh, Constantí for example, Igualada and in the afternoon the
[00:29:14] clouds can grow with more force even with storms in the Ebro lands in
[00:29:18] the Pyrenees and snow in the northeast of the country, the rest would not reach it and this
[00:29:21] summer-like heatwave atmosphere will be maintained with temperatures
[00:29:24] exceeding 35 degrees inland with a maximum
[00:29:28] of 38 or 39. Storms in the interior of Valencia with
[00:29:32] more stable weather, more sun in the Balearic Islands, hot temperatures, no
[00:29:35] changes, tomorrow we will continue with afternoon storms, especially in
[00:29:39] mountain areas, inland, perhaps these stormy
[00:29:42] phenomena will decrease in the afternoon, the day of the team will
[00:29:46] always be very hot.
[00:30:32] social policy for Ceuta, thousands of people demonstrate united
[00:30:36] for coexistence, while three PP autonomous communities
[00:30:40] announce that they will boycott the meeting on Thursday to address the
[00:30:44] distribution of minors.
[00:30:47] Clash between Israel and the United States, Benjamin Netanyahu rejects Donald Trump's
[00:30:51] peace plan for Gaza, while Hamas conditions its disarmament
[00:30:55] on the withdrawal of
[00:30:56] Israeli troops.