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[00:00:31] Thousands of people protest united in Ceuta for coexistence
[00:00:35] while three PP communities announce a boycott of the distribution
[00:00:38] of minors, Juntos demands that the criteria already negotiated in
[00:00:42] the Canary Islands crisis be applied so that Catalonia is left
[00:00:45] out.
[00:00:48] Western Europe has experienced the hottest
[00:00:51] and well, we have entered the week of
[00:00:51] delicate legislative elections in start to summer in its history, according to the European Copernicus
[00:00:54] service, with oceans at record high
[00:00:57] temperatures.
[00:01:02] A dozen dead and more than 40 injured in Ukrainian attack on a
[00:01:05] Russian refinery. The Kremlin claims to have shot down more than 450 drones
[00:01:09] from the team, just this
[00:01:11] night.
[00:01:15] Clash between Israel and the United States. Benjamin Netanyahu rejects Donald Trump's
[00:01:18] peace plan for Gaza while Hamas conditions its disarmament
[00:01:23] on the withdrawal of Israeli
[00:01:24] troops.
[00:01:27] City councils, county councils and
[00:01:30] Dats present more than 12,000 allegations to the plan, the government's plan
[00:01:34] to extend renewable energies throughout the
[00:01:56] temperatures that will exceed 35 degrees, especially in the interior
[00:02:00] of the country. Some clouds will remain, especially in the western
[00:02:04] half of the country and in the Pyrenees, in the afternoon some showers or
[00:02:11] re-elected in the October storms are expected.
[00:02:16] Hello, very good afternoon. 11
[00:02:18] any concession and on the days have passed since the outbreak of the migratory crisis in Ceuta. The situation is far from
[00:02:22] normalizing. Many of the migrants who crossed from Morocco have begun
[00:02:25] to set up provisional camps on beaches such as El Trampolín and
[00:02:29] on the other hand, between 1300 and 4000 minors who have not
[00:02:33] yet all been identified
[00:02:36] 60 different activities have been announced in are awaiting a solution. All this the day after the historic
[00:02:38] August 23, at the demonstration in Ceuta that brought together thousands of people from the Christian,
[00:02:41] Muslim, Jewish and Hindu communities. Residents
[00:02:44] demand more material resources and
[00:02:46] from Segrià also towards the lands of an urgent police reinforcement to protect the border with Morocco, a
[00:02:50] Britons with water use peaceful mobilization that has strongly defended coexistence and
[00:02:53] that has distanced itself from any
[00:02:55] discourse.
[00:03:00] This crisis in Ceuta has led to several institutional clashes.
[00:03:04] One has to do with the distribution of these minors to the autonomous communities to
[00:03:08] reverse the collapse of the reception centers in Ceuta. On Thursday there will be a
[00:03:11] meeting of the ministry with the communities. Vox has spoken for the
[00:03:15] three governments with which it forms a coalition with the PP and says that
[00:03:18] they will not attend this meeting. The PP is not so clear in its position. From
[00:03:22] Junts they ask the Spanish government to take into account the real reception capacity
[00:03:26] of the autonomous communities, the current situation to
[00:03:30] ask that Catalonia be excluded from this
[00:03:32] has become the engine of process. We have on the table a royal decree that has already been approved and negotiated
[00:03:36] with Junts per Catalunya, which is this much more equitable distribution
[00:03:39] for the different autonomous communities. Therefore, there is no need to negotiate
[00:03:43] further, the work is already done. What the Spanish government has to decide is whether
[00:03:46] it wants to continue doing the work as it has been doing so far or wants to return
[00:03:50] to what it was before and continue to tension
[00:03:52] next Monday at the Sporting Catalonia. We bet, eh, to continue as before, and that
[00:03:56] Catalonia be excluded, for anything the Spanish government wants to do. From
[00:03:59] Junts per Catalunya, therefore, if what it wants to do is something else, to continue tensioning
[00:04:03] Catalonia, it will not have the votes of Junts per Catalunya, however much Mr.
[00:04:06] Illa continues to position himself on the side of Mr. Pedro
[00:04:09] Sánchez.
[00:04:12] The other shock is diplomatic between Spain and Italy due to the suspension of the Schengen
[00:04:15] area. Today there are three ministers of Meloni who have attacked the Sánchez government. The
[00:04:19] controls continue, also those made in Italy, the flights from Spain.
[00:04:23] On the third day of application, the Spanish government has reported three controlled flights at El Prat
[00:04:28] affected, but besides airport with the identification of 97 citizens
[00:04:30] from third countries. Controls have also been carried out on flights from
[00:04:33] Italy at the airports of Madrid, Bilbao, Alicante, Valencia, Seville and
[00:04:41] incredible to get our fifth win of Malaga. Precisely, the Prime Minister
[00:04:43] of Italy, Giorgia Meloni, but also that of
[00:04:45] the allegations they have presented to this plan of Denmark, Mette Frederiksen, have published a joint statement to
[00:04:48] oppose uncontrolled immigration and demand the construction of migrant
[00:04:52] deportation centers in third countries. Meloni is far-right and
[00:04:56] Frederiksen is a social democrat, therefore, ideological antipodes.
[00:05:00] They are the only female prime ministers of the European Union and
[00:05:03] share a very restrictive position regarding
[00:05:06] immigration. In the statement they highlight the negative effects, which according to
[00:05:10] them, the arrival of irregular immigrants has on the crime
[00:05:13] rate and public services and point out that newcomers must
[00:05:16] respect European values, the Christian
[00:05:19] cultural heritage of the
[00:05:20] continent.
[00:05:29] No favorable news arrives from the forest fires in the Valencian
[00:05:32] Community. The situation is critical in Alt Maestrat. The approach of the
[00:05:36] flames of the northern front of the Tirics fire has forced the urgent evacuation
[00:05:39] of the 700 residents of Katia. In addition to an emergency
[00:05:42] alert, a provisional shelter has been set up in Xert. The fire already exceeds
[00:05:46] 680 hectares
[00:05:50] burned. In Castile and León, the fire in Naves de San Antonio in Segovia has
[00:05:53] reactivated, where the sudden change in wind has forced the preventive
[00:05:57] evacuation of two urbanizations in El Espinar. Meanwhile, in
[00:06:01] Andalusia, the large fire in Niebla in Huelva has already ravaged 8
[00:06:05] hectares. Nearly 500 people remain
[00:06:08] displaced.
[00:06:12] There is also a critical and total emergency situation in western
[00:06:16] Canada due to the unprecedented wave of forest fires.
[00:06:19] The province of British Columbia has had to declare a state
[00:06:23] of alert. More than 22,000 residents have been evacuated in
[00:06:26] Correcuita during the night before the flames cut off the roads, but
[00:06:30] despite this, at least one woman has died. The strong
[00:06:33] wind and extreme drought fuel a wall of fire of more than 10,000 hectares
[00:06:37] that advances 60 km per day, destroying
[00:06:41] dozens of houses and causing desperate aerial
[00:06:43] rescues.
[00:06:48] Well, today there are some data that help us understand why all this is happening
[00:06:51] and what is happening to the planet. Europe has experienced the hottest
[00:06:55] start to summer in history, according to the Copernicus climate change service
[00:06:59] of the European Union. The months of June and July have been
[00:07:02] especially hot and dry, especially in Spain, France and the
[00:07:06] United Kingdom. A combination that has favored forest fires with record
[00:07:10] emissions and in the sea the temperature. It has also reached historic
[00:07:13] highs, both in the Atlantic and in the Western
[00:07:16] Mediterranean.
[00:07:20] A large part of Europe and also other parts of the planet are suffering the effects of this
[00:07:24] situation. Some forests and green lungs are undergoing a radical
[00:07:27] transformation until they adopt the desolate appearance of a
[00:07:31] desert. London offers an unusual
[00:07:34] image. The usual green of the parks has disappeared.
[00:07:38] In Greenwich Park, the drought has dyed the grass yellow and brown
[00:07:41] and has turned into an almost desert-like landscape. The
[00:07:45] heat will not give a truce. The United Kingdom is preparing for the
[00:07:48] fifth heatwave of the summer, with temperatures that can reach
[00:07:52] 36 degrees. In the south of England, July has been
[00:07:56] the driest month in the last 200 years. The drought
[00:08:00] already affects millions of
[00:08:03] restrictions as reservoirs have dropped to 69%
[00:08:06] of their
[00:08:08] capacity.
[00:08:11] In France, the concern is even higher. The drought can turn
[00:08:15] vegetation into fuel, which is why in the southeast of the country, the
[00:08:18] gendarmerie patrols with boats and drones to detect possible
[00:08:22] fires and risky conduct. So far, they have already reported more than
[00:08:26] 300 infringements. we have effectively... it's about
[00:08:30] people who could start a fire, so with the help of the drone
[00:08:33] we have equipment that allows us to see at a
[00:08:37] certain distance people who could, in this case,
[00:08:40] barbecue. This year, the fires have been particularly
[00:08:44] early and of greater intensity, so
[00:08:47] we are increasing vigilance. The drought also reaches America, in
[00:08:51] Puerto Rico, the Carraizo dam is at critical levels and more than half a
[00:08:55] million people suffer restrictions, the queues with
[00:08:58] jerry cans lengthen in front of the fountains and tanker trucks become
[00:09:01] a common sight.
[00:09:05] There are at least 12 dead and some
[00:09:12] forty injured in a Ukrainian attack on Russian territory. Specifically, the Ukrainian
[00:09:16] army has bombed a refinery in Tatarstan with drones, more than 1,000
[00:09:19] km from the border between both countries. In addition, according to the
[00:09:23] Kremlin, tonight they have also shot down more than 450
[00:09:27] drones with which Ukraine has attacked about fifteen Russian regions,
[00:09:30] including the annexed peninsula of Crimea. In the last
[00:09:34] hours, five people have also died in the Ukrainian region of Kharkiv due to a
[00:09:37] Russian attack on residential
[00:09:41] areas.
[00:09:45] There is a new movement in geopolitics that is worth pausing
[00:09:48] to consider. Syria cuts Russia's military power in the Mediterranean. The new
[00:09:52] Damascus government has closed a historic agreement to take from the Kremlin
[00:09:55] exclusive control of its strategic bases. It is a
[00:09:59] clear diplomatic shift towards
[00:10:01] the West.
[00:10:03] Syria and Russia have closed a historic agreement in Gran Abas that puts an end to
[00:10:07] the Kremlin's military presence in the Mediterranean. After
[00:10:11] 18 tense months.
[00:10:25] will definitively lose their function as combat command
[00:10:28] posts of the Russian army. From now on, they will be
[00:10:31] converted into joint training and education centers.
[00:10:35] This pact represents a hard blow to the geopolitical and also operational
[00:10:39] influence of Vladimir Putin in the Middle East. A loss of
[00:10:43] Moscow's weight that coincides with a diplomatic shift by Syrian President
[00:10:47] Ahmad Alxara towards the West. The United
[00:10:49] States has already lifted many of the sanctions and countries like
[00:10:53] France have restored embassies in Damascus after 14
[00:10:57] years of rupture.
[00:11:00] Today is also a day to analyze the consequences and implications of the
[00:11:04] Netanyahu government's rejection of Donald Trump's roadmap for Gaza. The decision
[00:11:07] distances the Israeli prime minister from his American ally, but on the other hand,
[00:11:11] it helps him keep his electoral base happy ahead of the
[00:11:16] October.
[00:11:19] Open tension between Israel and the United States over the ceasefire in
[00:11:22] Gaza. The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin.
[00:11:55] ensures that he is willing to disarm and surrender his weapons, but conditions
[00:11:58] this step on a gradual withdrawal of Israeli troops
[00:12:02] from Gaza. The disagreement comes after months without
[00:12:05] progress. Last September, Netanyahu had already accepted
[00:12:09] a 20-point peace plan, but in practice, the only major agreement that has been
[00:12:13] fulfilled has been the exchange of Israeli hostages for Palestinian
[00:12:16] prisoners. On the ground, Israel currently controls nearly
[00:12:20] 70% of the Strip. Humanitarian aid enters in small
[00:12:23] drops. Reconstruction has not yet begun. From the beginning
[00:12:27] of the blockade, 1258 Palestinians have died. All this
[00:12:30] comes at a particularly delicate moment for Netanyahu who wants to be
[00:12:36] elections. The prime minister is subject on the one hand to pressure from his
[00:12:39] far-right ministers who reject
[00:12:43] other to that of his main ally Donald Trump who wants to move towards
[00:12:47] a way out of the conflict.
[00:12:51] More than one and a half million people have been evacuated in eastern China due to the passage of
[00:12:54] Typhoon Dolfil. The torrential rains have affected, among others,
[00:12:57] Shanghai, the second most populated city in the country, with flooded streets
[00:13:01] and record rainfall. There have also been wind gusts of up
[00:13:04] to 150 km per hour. All this has forced
[00:13:08] the government to activate emergency services and cancel almost a thousand
[00:13:11] flights. The forecast is that in the coming days the typhoon will move west
[00:13:15] and progressively lose
[00:13:17] strength.
[00:13:21] It is estimated that the earthquakes in Venezuela have left at least 200 people
[00:13:25] with amputations. Now, a solidarity project formed by Venezuelan
[00:13:29] and Colombian associations wants to raise 2 million dollars so that
[00:13:33] everyone has access to a prosthesis and subsequent medical
[00:13:36] follow-up. The double earthquake that shook
[00:13:39] Venezuela has left a deep trail of destruction, but
[00:13:43] also stories of solidarity. Surviving
[00:13:46] the catastrophe has been only the first step for many
[00:13:49] affected people. Now the challenge is to return to daily
[00:13:52] life. In Caracas, a specialized workshop
[00:13:57] hope for dozens of people who have suffered
[00:14:00] amputations. In a country hit by the crisis, the price
[00:14:04] of these devices is prohibitive for the
[00:14:07] majority.
[00:14:11] an upper limb, lower limb, the prices are super
[00:14:14] variable, they can go between 3,500
[00:14:18] and 25,000. That's why a network of foundations
[00:14:21] has teamed up with technicians to cover the costs of production.
[00:14:25] locate the most vulnerable patients in an alliance
[00:14:29] with various foundations. The goal is clear,
[00:14:32] to raise funds to finance and design custom prostheses
[00:14:36] completely free of charge. This is the plan, to have the opportunity
[00:14:40] and raise the funds to help them all, so that not a single one of them
[00:14:44] is left without the opportunity to get back on their feet. Each piece that leaves
[00:14:47] this laboratory is unique, a collective
[00:14:50] effort that transforms plastic and metal into the best
[00:14:54] tool to overcome the trauma of the
[00:14:56] earthquake.
[00:15:05] The city councils and entities that support the plan have explained today
[00:15:10] the Generalitat to deploy renewable energies in
[00:15:14] Catalonia. The government has received more than 12,000 and has begun
[00:15:17] the analysis of the proposals, but several commercial representatives
[00:15:20] assure that the numbers do not add up and that there are more. The detractors
[00:15:24] of the plan criticize, above all, the location of the projects, the impact
[00:15:27] on the territory and the weight of the municipalities in decision-
[00:15:31] making. Some of the mayors critical of the plan consider that
[00:15:34] large energy companies are favored, while Catalonia
[00:15:38] is at the tail end of Europe in renewable
[00:15:40] energies.
[00:15:43] The plan, as it is conceived, will cause the destruction of an
[00:15:46] enormous amount of surface, both natural
[00:15:49] spaces and cultivated fields. Neither one nor the other can
[00:15:53] our country afford. But, on the other hand,
[00:15:56] also another very evident thing is that it does not comply with current
[00:15:59] legislation, that the planning would be done, in agreement with the
[00:16:03] citizens, after meetings with the city councils, that each
[00:16:06] county council could internally debate which are the
[00:16:10] appropriate zones to place the renewables and which are not. This
[00:16:14] was a promise of the governments for three or four years
[00:16:17] and this promise has been clearly unfulfilled. We ask the
[00:16:21] government to rethink the
[00:16:23] situation.
[00:16:28] the eclipse that you already know in Catalonia in the southern half
[00:16:32] of Japan it will be able to be contemplated in its entirety. The news this
[00:16:35] morning is that three municipalities will prohibit access to several natural
[00:16:39] areas. El Matret, Sarós and La Granja d'Escarp have met today with
[00:16:43] Generalitat officials in Lleida to express concern about the
[00:16:47] avalanche of visitors expected given that they are in one of the areas of Catalonia where
[00:16:50] the eclipse will be best seen. After the meeting they announced that they will not
[00:16:54] allow access to the top of MontManou and several
[00:16:57] wooded areas of these three municipalities because, in case of fire, emergency
[00:17:01] services could find the roads collapsed. They say that the spaces
[00:17:04] enabled to see the eclipse are all full. Asking that no
[00:17:08] more people
[00:17:09] go.
[00:17:13] The observatories are already starting activities before the big day when
[00:17:16] the universe will offer us a unique spectacle, the earth under
[00:17:19] the shadow of the moon. Activities the
[00:17:23] cloudiness. The Ebro Observatory is celebrating a whole
[00:17:27] week dedicated to the eclipse. It has organized all kinds of activities,
[00:17:30] astronomical observations, guided visits, workshops or
[00:17:34] informative talks like this one aimed at a family
[00:17:37] audience. For the 12th, it has prepared a scientific congress, a whole
[00:17:41] series of observations with astronomers from
[00:17:44] different countries, and it is worth remembering that this scientific center was
[00:17:47] inaugurated in 1905 because of the previous
[00:17:50] total solar eclipse that took place in Catalonia. Southern
[00:17:54] Catalonia, the Ebro lands, the Camp de Tarragona and southern Lleida are
[00:17:57] preparing all kinds of activities for the 12th to welcome the
[00:18:01] many visitors expected. There are a total of 18 observation
[00:18:04] points in 23 municipalities with capacity
[00:18:08] to accommodate some 50,000 visitors, but in addition, up to
[00:18:14] different municipalities here in the Ebro lands of Tarragona, as we said
[00:18:17] also Lleida. And it is that on that day the arrival of many
[00:18:21] visitors is expected, there is no exact figure, but some mobility
[00:18:24] measures have been prepared, for example, to
[00:18:27] facilitate traffic flow, such as
[00:18:31] prohibiting truck traffic southbound on the AP7 highway.
[00:18:35] In any case, we must be very attentive to the weather, and it is that from
[00:18:38] here at the Ebro Observatory they are concerned because in recent
[00:18:41] days in the evening, a
[00:18:44] band of clouds has been placed on the Ports massif towards the west, this could interfere if these
[00:18:48] clouds reappear on the 12th with the observation of the eclipse.
[00:18:51] Many scientists will also come,
[00:18:55] I'll make a parenthesis, but we are also holding a congress of the International Astronomical
[00:18:59] Union of astronomers who are
[00:19:02] specialists in the sun and who we will have here
[00:19:05] these days and
[00:19:07] apart from that, a Nobel Prize winner, astronauts,
[00:19:11] directors of observatories, well, a whole
[00:19:14] series of, let's say, highly qualified people will come
[00:19:17] to be here that day, they will also give talks that can be followed by
[00:19:21] streaming.
[00:19:23] The Prat de Pierró
[00:19:26] car park will open partially today, Monday, after a landslide
[00:19:29] that forced its closure. It is one of the main access
[00:19:33] points to the Aigüestortes National Natural Park from Espot.
[00:19:37] of earth and stone originated in the Piu de Linha ravine surprised
[00:19:41] the area and left four vehicles completely blocked by the landslide. Workers
[00:19:45] have managed to clean and enable a part of the parking lot so that
[00:19:48] it can reopen, however, the authorities ask that during the next
[00:19:52] few days no one leave vehicles parked at this point overnight for
[00:19:56] safety reasons.
[00:19:58] is divided into two sectors, this parking area.
[00:20:02] The right side is totally
[00:20:05] the damage to the parking lot.
[00:20:07] we have had damage to what is the main access
[00:20:11] to the park in this sector a little further up
[00:20:15] the Piu de Línia ravine is a little further up from this
[00:20:19] parking area, it has overflowed and then it has also
[00:20:22] affected part of the access and also the access track
[00:20:26] to the Joan Maria Blanc refuge is also
[00:20:28] totally affected.
[00:20:31] The government continues to hunt wild boars
[00:20:33] in the area affected by the outbreak of African swine fever. They have
[00:20:37] captured more than 10,365 in the last
[00:20:39] week. Of these, the department of agriculture says that only two
[00:20:42] samples have tested positive for the disease. The Generalitat highlights
[00:20:46] that these new cases remain within the confined
[00:20:49] area and estimates that currently fewer than 100 wild boars
[00:20:53] remain in the Collserola park and the 19 affected
[00:20:55] municipalities. Therefore, they point out that the outbreak could be controlled in autumn,
[00:20:59] but rule out relaxing restrictions until this
[00:21:03] happens.
[00:21:04] The Danseu festival of Les Piles, in the
[00:27:09] Images of a swimming pool to escape this intense heat that one more day
[00:27:12] we will have throughout the country and this is how the sun rose this morning from the beach of
[00:27:16] Santa Maria.
[00:27:19] Good morning, meteorological situation, one more day topped by high
[00:27:22] temperatures, we will again reach values of 38 degrees, especially
[00:27:26] also due to the precipitation that has accompanied us during the first hours of
[00:27:30] the day and still at this time some weak precipitation may fall. Let's review the minimum
[00:27:34] temperatures, one more day very high all along the coast, a sleepless night,
[00:27:37] with a lot of stuffiness and with minimums that have not dropped below 26 or
[00:27:41] in some cases below 27 degrees, and observe that towards the plain
[00:27:45] they have not dropped below 22 degrees either. For
[00:27:48] the next few hours, they will be dominated by the sky that has predominated, but also
[00:27:52] by these clouds that already in the early morning have grown towards points of the interior,
[00:27:55] leaving some traces of precipitation, some rains
[00:27:59] mostly of a weak nature, here we have this... this
[00:28:03] before the precipitation, already around noon some also entered
[00:28:07] through the western area, some meager precipitations, the highest,
[00:28:10] the highest figure 5 liters, in the case of
[00:28:13] Carol. The forecast makes us talk about storms, intense storms that can
[00:28:17] discharge during the next few hours in the west of the country and that
[00:28:21] means that for the next few hours we are talking about locally intense showers in the Ports massif,
[00:28:25] but also in the westernmost Pyrenees, from the Aran Valley to
[00:28:28] Alt Àneu passing also through the Alt Urgell sector and the...
[00:28:32] areas, all this on a day in which temperatures are expected, as we said,
[00:28:35] to reach values of 38 degrees in the west. For tomorrow, another
[00:28:39] sleepless night all along the coast and pre-coastal area, with this heat
[00:28:43] warning expected along the entire coastline, especially in the southern half, and
[00:28:49] the Ebro, a sunny morning without ruling out some drops
[00:28:53] that may escape towards the Ebro Delta area. In the
[00:28:56] afternoon again, showers will reappear in the Pyrenees and pre-Pyrenees sectors
[00:28:59] and may be locally intense in L'Artagal and
[00:29:03] Ripollès. Maximum temperatures tomorrow will tend to drop slightly,
[00:29:07] they will not exceed 36 degrees. In the Valencian Community, there will be
[00:29:10] afternoon showers, especially towards the interior, also towards points
[00:29:13] of Andorra. Tomorrow we will repeat more or less the same situation as
[00:29:17] today, all this with maximums that tomorrow will not exceed the figure
[00:29:20] of 35 to 36 degrees in some cases.
[00:29:24] For the next few days, afternoon showers and the day of the eclipse still
[00:29:28] pending these clouds that may appear in points of the Iberian
[00:29:31] system.
[00:30:32] unsealed for coexistence while three PP communities announce a
[00:30:36] boycott of the distribution of minors. Junts demands that the criteria already
[00:30:40] negotiated in the Canary Islands crisis be applied so that Catalonia is left out
[00:30:44] of it.
[00:30:47] Western Europe has experienced the hottest start to summer in its
[00:30:51] history, according to the European Copernicus service, with oceans at
[00:30:55] historically high
[00:30:56] temperatures.