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[00:00:30] Thousands of people demonstrate united in Ceuta for coexistence,
[00:00:34] while three PP communities announce a boycott of the distribution
[00:00:37] of minors. Together, they demand that the criteria already negotiated during the
[00:00:41] Canary Islands crisis be applied so that Catalonia remains
[00:00:45] And well, we have entered the eclipse
[00:00:46] delicate legislative elections in outside. Western Europe has experienced the hottest
[00:00:49] start to summer in its history, according to the European
[00:00:53] Copernicus service, with oceans at historical maximum
[00:00:56] temperatures.
[00:01:01] A dozen dead and more than 40 injured in a Ukrainian attack on a
[00:01:04] Russian refinery. The Kremlin claims to have shot down more than 450 drones
[00:01:09] the eclipse will be best seen. After from a single team just this
[00:01:09] night.
[00:01:13] Clash between Israel and the United States. Benjamin Netanyahu rejects Donald Trump's peace
[00:01:17] plan for Gaza, while Hamas conditions its
[00:01:20] disarmament on the withdrawal of Israeli
[00:01:22] troops.
[00:01:26] City councils, county councils and entities present more than
[00:01:30] 12,000 allegations against the plan, the government's plan to extend
[00:01:34] renewable energies throughout the
[00:01:55] temperatures exceeding 35 degrees, especially inland.
[00:01:59] There will be some cloudiness, especially in the western half of the country
[00:02:03] and in the Pyrenees. In the afternoon,
[00:02:05] re-elected in the October some showers or
[00:02:07] in 1905 on the occasion of thunderstorms are expected.
[00:02:12] any concession, and on
[00:02:15] Hello, good afternoon. 11 days have passed since the outbreak of the migratory crisis in
[00:02:19] Ceuta, and the situation is far from normalizing. Many of the migrants who
[00:02:22] crossed from Morocco have begun to set up provisional camps
[00:02:26] on beaches like Trampolín, and on the other hand, between 1,300 and
[00:02:30] 60 different activities have been announced in 4,000 minors, who have not all
[00:02:31] August 23, at the been identified yet,
[00:02:33] are awaiting a solution. All of this comes the day after the historic
[00:02:37] the Ebro, a sunny morning demonstration in Ceuta, which gathered thousands of people from the Christian,
[00:02:40] Muslim, Jewish, and Hindu communities. Residents
[00:02:45] Britons with restrictions on are demanding more material resources and urgent police reinforcement to protect the border with Morocco. A
[00:02:49] peaceful mobilization that has firmly defended coexistence and
[00:02:52] has distanced itself from any
[00:02:56] Observatory is concerned because in recent discourse.
[00:03:00] from Ceuta has led to several institutional clashes. One has to do with the
[00:03:04] distribution of these minors to the autonomous communities to reverse the
[00:03:08] observation of the collapse of the reception centers in Ceuta. On Thursday, there will be a meeting of the
[00:03:10] ministry with the communities. Vox has spoken for the three
[00:03:14] governments with which it forms a coalition with the PP, saying that they will not
[00:03:18] attend this meeting. The PP is not so clear on its position. From
[00:03:21] Juntos, they demand that the Spanish government take into account the real reception capacity
[00:03:25] of the autonomous communities, the
[00:03:27] has become the engine of current situation, to request that Catalonia be excluded from this
[00:03:30] process. We have on the table a royal decree that has already been approved and negotiated
[00:03:34] with Junts per Catalunya, which is this much more
[00:03:37] equitable distribution among the different autonomous communities.
[00:03:40] Therefore, there is no need to negotiate again, the work is already done. What the Spanish government has to decide
[00:03:44] is whether it wants to continue doing the work as it
[00:03:47] has been until now or wants to return to what it was before and continue
[00:03:50] straining Catalonia. We are betting on
[00:03:55] morning he won in Portland in continuing as before, and that is for Catalonia to be excluded. For anything the Spanish
[00:03:57] government wants to do, it needs the votes of Junts per Catalunya. Therefore, if what it wants to do is something else,
[00:04:01] continue straining Catalonia, it will not have
[00:04:04] kilometers from the votes of Junts per Catalunya, no matter how much Mr. Illa continues to position himself next to Mr. Pedro
[00:04:08] Sánchez.
[00:04:10] The other clash is diplomatic between Spain and Italy over the suspension of the Schengen
[00:04:14] area. Today, three ministers from Meloni have criticized the Sánchez government. The controls
[00:04:18] continue, including those carried out in
[00:04:21] affected, but besides Italy on flights from Spain. On the third day of implementation, the Spanish government has
[00:04:24] reported three controlled flights at El Prat airport, identifying
[00:04:27] 97 citizens from third countries.
[00:04:30] Controls have also been carried out on flights from Italy at the airports of Madrid,
[00:04:34] Bilbao, Alicante, Valencia, Seville and
[00:04:36] Malaga.
[00:04:40] Precisely, the Prime Minister of Italy, Giorgia Meloni, but also that of
[00:04:44] Denmark, Mette Frederiksen, have published a joint statement to
[00:04:47] oppose uncontrolled immigration and demand the construction of migrant
[00:04:51] deportation centers in third countries. Meloni, from the far-right, and
[00:04:54] Frederiksen, a social democrat. Therefore, at opposite ideological
[00:04:58] poles, they are the only female prime ministers in the European Union
[00:05:01] who share a very restrictive position regarding
[00:05:05] immigration. In the statement, they highlight the negative effects that, according to
[00:05:08] them, the arrival of irregular
[00:05:10] combat command posts for the immigrants has on the crime rate and public services, and point out that the
[00:05:14] newcomers must respect European values and the Christian cultural
[00:05:18] heritage of the
[00:05:19] continent.
[00:05:28] More positive news is coming from the forest fires in the Valencian
[00:05:31] Country. Firefighters expect to be able to stabilize the Tirig fire in Alt
[00:05:35] Maestrat in the coming hours. The fire has burned some 800 hectares
[00:05:39] and forced the urgent evacuation of 700 residents of
[00:05:42] Catí. Through an emergency alert, an provisional shelter has been set up in Xert, where
[00:05:45] 47 people are sleeping. In Castilla y León, the
[00:05:49] fire in Navares de San Antonio in Segovia has reactivated, where the sudden
[00:05:53] change in wind has forced the preventive evacuation of two
[00:05:56] urbanizations in La Hesperia. Meanwhile, in Andalusia, the large fire in Niebla
[00:06:00] in Huelva has already burned 800 hectares. Nearly 500 people
[00:06:04] remain
[00:06:04] evacuated.
[00:06:09] There is a critical and total emergency situation in
[00:06:13] western Canada due to an unprecedented wave of forest fires. The province of British Columbia has had
[00:06:16] to declare a state of alert. More than
[00:06:20] 22,000 residents have been hastily evacuated overnight before
[00:06:24] the flames cut off roads, but despite this, at least
[00:06:28] one woman is dead. Strong winds and extreme drought are feeding a
[00:06:31] wall of fire of more than 10,000 hectares that is advancing at
[00:06:35] 60 km per day, destroying dozens of homes and causing
[00:06:39] desperate aerial rescues.
[00:06:42] Well, today there is some data that helps us understand why all this is happening
[00:06:46] and what is happening to the planet: Europe has experienced the hottest
[00:06:50] start to summer in history, according to the Copernicus Climate Change Service
[00:06:53] of the European Union. The months of June and July have been
[00:06:57] especially hot and dry, especially in Spain, France and the
[00:07:00] United Kingdom, a combination that has favored forest fires with record
[00:07:04] emissions, and at sea, the temperature has also reached historical
[00:07:08] highs, both in the Atlantic and the western
[00:07:10] Mediterranean.
[00:07:14] A large part of Europe, and also other parts of the planet, are suffering the effects of this
[00:07:18] situation. Some forests and green lungs are being radically transformed
[00:07:21] until they take on the desolate appearance of a
[00:07:25] desert. London offers an unusual
[00:07:28] image. The usual green of the parks has disappeared.
[00:07:32] In Greenwich Park, the drought has dyed the grass yellow and brown,
[00:07:36] turning it into an almost desert landscape. And the
[00:07:39] heat will not let up. The United Kingdom is preparing for the fifth
[00:07:43] heatwave of the summer, with temperatures that could reach
[00:07:47] 36 degrees. In the south of England, July has been
[00:07:51] the driest in the last 200 years. The drought
[00:07:54] already affects millions of
[00:07:57] water use, as reservoirs have dropped to 69% of their
[00:08:00] 69% de la seva
[00:08:02] capacity.
[00:08:05] In France, the concern is even higher. The drought can turn
[00:08:09] vegetation into fuel. For this reason, in the southeast of the country, the
[00:08:13] gendarmerie patrols with boats and drones to detect possible
[00:08:17] fires and risky behaviors. So far, they have already reported more than
[00:08:20] 300 infractions. We can see indeed that there are
[00:08:24] people who could start a fire, so with the help of the drone,
[00:08:28] it still has equipment that allows us to
[00:08:31] see at a certain distance people who could,
[00:08:35] in this case, have a barbecue. This year, the fires have
[00:08:39] been particularly early and of an intensity.
[00:08:45] The drought also reaches America. In Puerto Rico, the Carraízo reservoir
[00:08:49] is at critical levels and more than half a million people suffer
[00:08:52] restrictions. The queues with jerry cans lengthen in front of the
[00:08:56] fountains and tanker trucks become a common
[00:08:59] sight.
[00:09:07] There are at least 12 dead and some forty injured in Ukraine's attack on
[00:09:10] Russian territory. Specifically, the Ukrainian site has bombed with drones
[00:09:14] a refinery in Tatarstan, more than 100
[00:09:17] the border between both countries. In addition, according to the Kremlin,
[00:09:20] this night they have also shot down more than 450 drones with which
[00:09:23] Ukraine has attacked about fifteen Russian regions, including
[00:09:27] the annexed peninsula of Crimea. In recent hours, five people have also died
[00:09:31] in the Ukrainian region of Kharkiv due to a Russian
[00:09:34] attack on residential
[00:09:35] areas.
[00:09:39] There is a new movement in geopolitics worth noting.
[00:09:43] Syria reduces Russia's military power in the Mediterranean. The new government of
[00:09:47] Damascus has closed a historic agreement to take from the Kremlin exclusive
[00:09:50] control of its strategic bases. It is a clear
[00:09:54] diplomatic shift towards the West.
[00:09:58] Syria and Russia have reached a historic agreement that puts an end to
[00:10:01] the Kremlin's military presence in the Mediterranean. After
[00:10:05] 18 months of tense negotiations, the new government of
[00:10:08] Damascus assumes control of the two most strategic positions for
[00:10:12] Moscow in the region: the Hmeimim air base and
[00:10:14] the Tartus naval port. These
[00:10:18] military facilities will definitively lose their function as
[00:10:23] Russian army. From now on, they will be converted into joint
[00:10:27] training and education centers. This pact
[00:10:30] represents a severe blow to the geopolitical and operational
[00:10:33] influence of Vladimir Putin in the Middle East. A loss of
[00:10:37] Moscow's weight that coincides with a diplomatic shift by Syrian President
[00:10:41] Bashar al-Assad towards the West. The United
[00:10:44] States has already lifted many of the sanctions, and countries like
[00:10:47] France have restored their embassies in Damascus after
[00:10:51] 14 years of rupture.
[00:10:55] It is also a day to analyze the consequences and reasons for the Netanyahu
[00:10:59] government's rejection of Donald Trump's roadmap for Gaza. The decision distances the
[00:11:02] Israeli prime minister from his American ally, but on the other hand, it helps
[00:11:06] him keep his electoral base happy ahead of the
[00:11:11] October.
[00:11:13] Open tension between Israel and the United States over the ceasefire in Gaza.
[00:11:17] Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejects the new 15-point
[00:11:21] plan promoted by Donald Trump's Peace Board.
[00:11:24] No withdrawal will be made until Hamas is disarmed.
[00:11:27] And when I say disarming Hamas, that means heavy weapons,
[00:11:30] less heavy weapons, light weapons, all
[00:11:34] weapons. And we are talking about a real disarmament, not a
[00:11:37] fictitious disarmament. Hamas now demands that
[00:11:41] Washington pressure Israel to respect the American
[00:11:45] roadmap to end the conflict in the strip. The Islamist
[00:11:48] group assures that it is willing to disarm and surrender its
[00:11:52] weapons, but conditions this step on a progressive withdrawal
[00:11:56] of Israeli troops from Gaza. The disagreement comes after months
[00:12:01] of last year, Netanyahu had already accepted a 20-point peace
[00:12:04] plan. But in practice, the only major agreement that has been fulfilled has been
[00:12:08] the exchange of Israeli hostages for Palestinian prisoners. On the ground,
[00:12:12] Israel currently controls about 70% of the strip.
[00:12:16] Humanitarian aid enters in trickles, and reconstruction
[00:12:19] has not yet begun. Since October 7th, 1,258
[00:12:23] Palestinians have died. The disagreement also comes at an especially
[00:12:27] delicate moment for Netanyahu, who wants to be
[00:12:30] elections. The Prime Minister is subjected, on the one hand, to the pressure of his
[00:12:34] far-right ministers who reject
[00:12:37] the other, to that of his main ally Donald Trump, who wants to move towards
[00:12:41] a resolution of the conflict.
[00:12:45] There are more than 1.5 million evacuees in eastern China due to Typhoon
[00:12:48] Dolfil. Torrential rains have affected, among others, Shanghai, the second most
[00:12:52] populous city in the country, with flooded streets and record
[00:12:55] precipitation. There have also been wind gusts of up to 150
[00:12:58] kilometers per hour. All of this has forced the government to activate emergency
[00:13:02] services and cancel almost a thousand flights. The forecast is that in the
[00:13:06] coming days the typhoon will move west and gradually lose
[00:13:09] strength.
[00:13:11] progressively.
[00:13:16] It is estimated that the earthquakes in Venezuela have left at least 200
[00:13:19] people with amputations. Now, a solidarity project formed by Venezuelan
[00:13:22] and Colombian associations wants to raise 2 million
[00:13:26] dollars so that everyone has access to a prosthesis and subsequent medical
[00:13:30] follow-up. The double earthquake that shook
[00:13:34] Venezuela has left a deep trail of destruction, but
[00:13:38] also stories of solidarity.
[00:13:40] Surviving the catastrophe was just the first step for many
[00:13:44] affected. Now the challenge is to return to daily
[00:13:47] life. In Caracas, a specialized workshop
[00:13:52] hope for dozens of people who have
[00:13:55] suffered amputations. In a country hit by the crisis, the price
[00:13:59] of these devices is prohibitive for the majority. A prosthesis
[00:14:03] depending on whether it is for a child, adult, an upper
[00:14:06] limb, lower limb, the prices are super variable,
[00:14:10] they can range from 3,500 to
[00:14:12] 25,000. For this reason, a network of foundations has teamed up
[00:14:16] with technicians to cover the costs of production,
[00:14:19] locate the most vulnerable patients in an alliance
[00:14:23] with various foundations. The objective is clear,
[00:14:27] to raise funds to finance and design tailor-made prostheses
[00:14:30] completely free of charge. That is the plan,
[00:14:33] to have the opportunity and raise the funds to attend to all of them, so that not
[00:14:37] one of them is left without the opportunity to stand up again.
[00:14:41] Each piece that comes out of this laboratory is
[00:14:43] unique, a collective effort that transforms plastic
[00:14:47] and metal into the best tool to overcome the
[00:14:50] trauma of the
[00:14:51] earthquake.
[00:14:59] The municipalities and entities that oppose the plan explained today
[00:15:03] the allegations they have presented against this Generalitat plan to deploy
[00:15:07] renewable energies in Catalonia. The government has received more than 12,000
[00:15:10] and has started analyzing the proposals, but several commercial
[00:15:14] representatives assure that the numbers don't add up and that there are more. The
[00:15:17] detractors of the plan criticize above all the location of the projects,
[00:15:21] the impact on the territory and the weight of the municipalities in decision-
[00:15:25] making. Some of the mayors critical of the plan believe that
[00:15:28] large energy companies are favored, all while Catalonia
[00:15:32] is at the bottom of Europe in renewable
[00:15:35] energies.
[00:15:37] "The plan, as it is conceived, will cause the destruction of an
[00:15:40] enormous amount of surface, both natural
[00:15:43] spaces and cultivated fields, and neither our country
[00:15:47] can afford it, but on the other
[00:15:50] hand, there is also something else very evident, and that is that it does not comply with
[00:15:53] current legislation, that the planning would be done
[00:15:56] in agreement with the citizens, after meetings with the municipalities
[00:16:00] so that each regional council could internally
[00:16:03] discuss which areas are appropriate for placing renewables and
[00:16:07] which are not. This was a promise from governments for
[00:16:10] three or four years and this promise has been
[00:16:14] clearly broken. We ask the government to
[00:16:17] reconsider the situation.
[00:16:23] week, as you know, in Catalonia, in the South Half
[00:16:26] and Japan, it will be fully visible. The news this
[00:16:30] morning is that three municipalities in La Segarra will prohibit access to several
[00:16:33] natural areas. El Matret, Sarós and La Granja d'Escarp met today with
[00:16:37] Generalitat officials in Lleida to express concern about the
[00:16:41] influx of visitors expected, given that they are in one of the areas of Catalonia where
[00:16:47] the meeting, they announced that they will not allow access to the Montmaneu peak
[00:16:50] and several wooded areas of these three municipalities because in case
[00:16:54] of fire, emergency services could find the
[00:16:57] roads collapsed. They say that the spaces set up to see the eclipse are all
[00:17:00] full and ask that no more people
[00:17:03] go.
[00:17:07] The observatories are already running activities before the big day, when
[00:17:11] the universe will offer us a unique spectacle, the earth under
[00:17:14] the shadow of the moon. Activities,
[00:17:17] the cloudiness. The Ebro Observatory is celebrating an entire
[00:17:21] week dedicated to the eclipse. They have organized all kinds of activities,
[00:17:25] astronomical observations, guided tours, workshops or
[00:17:28] informative talks like this one aimed at a family
[00:17:31] audience. For the 12th, they have prepared a scientific congress, a whole
[00:17:35] series of observations with astronomers from different
[00:17:39] countries, and it must be remembered that this scientific center was inaugurated
[00:17:44] the previous total solar eclipse that occurred in Catalonia. The south of
[00:17:48] Catalonia, the Ebro lands, the Camp de Tarragona and the south of Lleida are
[00:17:52] preparing all kinds of activities for the 12th to welcome the
[00:17:55] many visitors expected. There are a total of 18 observation
[00:17:59] points in 23 municipalities with capacity to
[00:18:02] accommodate some 50,000 visitors, but in addition, up to
[00:18:08] different municipalities here in the Ebro lands and the Camp de Tarragona, as
[00:18:11] we said, also Lleida, and many visitors are expected that day, there is no exact figure, but
[00:18:15] some measures have been prepared, for example,
[00:18:19] regarding mobility, to facilitate traffic
[00:18:22] flow, such as prohibiting truck traffic southbound on
[00:18:26] the AP7 highway. In any case, we must be very attentive
[00:18:29] to the weather, and the Ebro
[00:18:33] days in the evening, a band of clouds has formed on
[00:18:38] the Ports Massif to the west, this could interfere if these
[00:18:41] clouds reappear on the 12th with the
[00:18:45] eclipse. Many scientists will also come,
[00:18:49] I make a parenthesis, but we are also holding a congress of the international
[00:18:53] astronomical union of astronomers who are
[00:18:56] specialists in the sun and who will be here these
[00:19:00] days. In addition, a Nobel laureate,
[00:19:03] astronauts, directors
[00:19:06] of observatories will also come, well, a whole series of very
[00:19:10] qualified people will come to be here that
[00:19:14] day. They will also give some talks that can be followed by
[00:19:17] streaming. The Prat de Pierró car park
[00:19:21] will partially open today, Monday, after a landslide that forced
[00:19:24] its closure. It is one of the main accesses to the Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park
[00:19:28] from Espot. The fall of earth and stone originated in the
[00:19:32] Barranc del Pi de Línia, surprised the area and left four
[00:19:36] vehicles completely blocked by the landslide. The operators have managed to clear
[00:19:40] and enable part of the car park so that it can reopen. However, the authorities
[00:19:43] ask that during the coming days no one leave their vehicles parked at
[00:19:47] this point overnight for safety
[00:19:49] reasons.
[00:19:51] is divided into two sections, this parking area, the
[00:19:55] right side is totally
[00:19:58] the affectation to the parking, we have had
[00:20:01] affectation to what is the main access
[00:20:04] to the park in this sector, a little further
[00:20:08] up, the Pi de Línia ravine is a little further up from this
[00:20:12] parking area, it has overflowed and then it has
[00:20:15] also affected part of the access and then also the access
[00:20:19] road to the Joan Maria Blanc refuge is
[00:20:21] also totally
[00:20:24] affected.
[00:20:26] The government continues to hunt wild boars within the area affected by the outbreak
[00:20:30] of African swine fever. They have captured more than
[00:20:32] 10,365 in the last week. Of these, the agriculture
[00:20:35] department says that only two samples have tested positive for the
[00:20:39] disease. The Generalitat emphasizes that these new cases
[00:20:42] remain within the confined area and estimates that currently
[00:20:46] fewer than a thousand wild boars remain in the Collserola park and
[00:20:49] the affected municipalities. Therefore, they point out that the outbreak could be
[00:20:53] controlled in the fall, but rule out relaxing the
[00:20:56] restrictions until this
[00:20:57] happens.
[00:27:00] of this. So intense that one more day we will have throughout the country and this is how
[00:27:03] the sun rose this morning from the plate of Santa
[00:27:07] Maria. Good morning, meteorological situation, one more day
[00:27:10] headed by high temperatures, we will reach
[00:27:13] values of 38 degrees above all also due to the precipitations that have
[00:27:17] accompanied us during the first hours of the day and even now some weak
[00:27:21] precipitation is falling. Let's review the minimum temperatures, one more day very
[00:27:24] high all along the coast, a night of bad sleep, with a lot of humidity and
[00:27:28] minimums that have not dropped below 26. or in some cases below
[00:27:31] 27 degrees and observe towards the plain they have not dropped
[00:27:35] below 22 degrees, for the next few hours they will be
[00:27:39] dominated by the sky that has predominated, but also by these clouds that already in
[00:27:42] the morning have grown towards points of
[00:27:46] traces of precipitation, some rains mostly of a weak
[00:27:49] nature, here we have this before the
[00:27:53] precipitations already towards the end of the midday also some were entering
[00:27:56] through the western area, some meager precipitations, the highest
[00:27:59] at a figure... high 5 liters in the case of
[00:28:03] Carol. The forecast tells us about storms, intense storms that can
[00:28:06] discharge during the next few hours in the west of the country and that
[00:28:10] means that for the next few hours we are talking about locally intense showers in the Ports massif,
[00:28:14] but also in the westernmost Pyrenees, from the Aran Valley to
[00:28:17] Alt Àneu and Vall Fosca, also through the sector of Alt Urgell and
[00:28:21] Pallars. All this on a day in which temperatures are expected, as we said,
[00:28:25] to reach values of 38 degrees in the west. For tomorrow, another night
[00:28:28] of bad sleep in... all along the coast and pre-coast with this heat warning
[00:28:32] that is expected all along the coastal facade, especially in the southern half and
[00:28:36] from the Segrià also towards the lands of
[00:28:40] without ruling out some drops that may escape towards the area
[00:28:43] of the Ebro delta. In the afternoon again, showers that
[00:28:47] will reappear in the Pyrenees and pre-Pyrenees sector and can be locally
[00:28:50] intense in Berguedà and Ripollès. Tomorrow's maximums
[00:28:54] will tend to drop slightly, not exceeding
[00:28:58] 36 degrees. In the Valencian Country, afternoon
[00:29:01] showers, especially towards the interior, also towards points
[00:29:04] of Andorra tomorrow we will repeat more or less the same situation as
[00:29:08] today. All this with maximums that tomorrow will not exceed
[00:29:11] 35, 36 degrees in some cases. And for
[00:29:15] the next few days, afternoon showers and the day of the eclipse, still
[00:29:19] pending these clouds that may appear in parts of the Iberian
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[00:30:32] disunited for coexistence while three PP communities announce a
[00:30:36] boycott of the distribution of minors. Together demands that the criteria already
[00:30:40] negotiated during the Canary Islands crisis be applied so that Catalonia remains out of
[00:30:44] 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.