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[00:00:04] arrived in Germany in 1980 in her
[00:00:17] Carles Puigdemont says that when he can return, he will tour Catalonia to listen to the
[00:00:20] territory and decide his political future before the
[00:00:24] elections to the Parliament. This is reported in an interview in the British newspaper The Sunday
[00:00:28] Times. A magazine that, by the way, is published today with
[00:00:31] Pedro Sánchez and Alberto Núñez Feijó landing in Catalonia,
[00:00:35] aware that it is key for the upcoming electoral events. At the
[00:00:39] Rose Festival, Illa and Sánchez vindicate socialism against
[00:00:42] the speeches of the right and the extreme right, while the leader of the
[00:00:46] PP calls from Badalona for the support of the Catalans to
[00:00:50] unseat Pedro Sánchez.
[00:00:54] Protest by social and environmental organizations against the expansion of
[00:00:57] El Prat airport, just the week that the ministry has approved a
[00:01:01] first allocation of 1,700 million
[00:01:03] euros.
[00:01:07] Moscow receives the most
[00:01:10] election day, on a day when part of the massive drone attack since the beginning of the war with Ukraine and again affects the
[00:01:13] main refinery in the area. Russia accuses Zelensky of wanting to
[00:01:16] interfere on the last day of the legislative
[00:02:15] Good afternoon, it has been a weekend of leaders landing in
[00:02:18] Catalonia with several electoral events on the horizon, Spanish
[00:02:22] elections that could happen at any moment, but at most next
[00:02:26] year, also the municipal elections of 2027 and the Catalan elections
[00:02:29] in two years, and in parallel, the judicial process also the
[00:02:33] possible amnesty for the leaders of the procés that is getting closer and closer. It is
[00:02:36] precisely in this context that Carles Puigdemont reappears in an
[00:02:40] interview, the first he has given this year to the British newspaper
[00:02:43] demonstrated today in Barcelona against The Sunday Times, where he talks about his possible return and
[00:02:48] we go to those of also about the possibility of three of nine with a needle, it is the fourth of running in the elections.
[00:02:52] Carles Puigdemont states that if the Spanish judges finally apply the
[00:02:55] amnesty law to him and he can return, the first thing he will do is travel around
[00:02:59] the territory. He is aware that Catalonia has changed in these nine years
[00:03:02] of exile, but he wants to be on the ground to reconnect with his
[00:03:06] land and make
[00:03:07] decisions.
[00:03:15] of CO2 and then the oxygen level but also the worsening of That is my first intention when I arrive
[00:03:18] some of immersion in the
[00:03:20] reality.
[00:03:30] Two years before the Catalan elections and it is inevitable to think that depending on how
[00:03:34] this route through Catalonia goes, this will influence whether he
[00:03:37] decides to run or not as a candidate. Puigdemont does not regret
[00:03:41] any of his decisions as president, criticizes Pedro Sánchez's lack of
[00:03:45] have not been able to reopen and the bar of sincerity, says that it makes no sense for a European Union country
[00:03:49] To show the outright rejection of to maintain two colonies within Morocco, referring to Ceuta and Melilla. In
[00:03:53] a personal capacity, Puigdemont does not define himself as nostalgic, but he does
[00:03:58] such as the housing regret not having been present when his parents died and having missed a good part of
[00:04:02] his daughters' adolescence. This afternoon,
[00:04:05] Spanish courts will decide whether
[00:04:07] to grant him amnesty or not? And in this regard, he says that some judges make
[00:04:11] politics, not
[00:04:20] weeks after the far-right victory in also coincides with the arrival of the top brass of the PP and
[00:04:23] the PSOE here in Catalonia. At the Gavá Rose Festival, Pedro
[00:04:27] Sánchez, accompanied by Salvador Illa, has insisted on
[00:04:30] claiming the values and work of the socialist government
[00:04:40] values of liberty, equality, fraternity as
[00:04:44] the best antidote, he says, to curb an eventual triumph of the
[00:04:48] right and the extreme right. The socialists have in Catalonia
[00:04:52] the Linke party, of the so-called their principality, their stronghold here. The Gavá Rose Festival
[00:04:57] a party that is neither the was held to kick off this electoral pre-campaign with an eye on next year's municipal
[00:05:01] and general elections. Salvador Illa and Sánchez have
[00:05:04] not spared attacks on the PP, whom they see as subordinate to
[00:05:08] Vox. The first secretary of the Socialists has directly challenged
[00:05:12] Alberto Núñez Feijóo, visiting Badalona today, asking him
[00:05:16] what the PP plans to do for Catalonia on issues such as
[00:05:20] amnesty, funding or the official status of
[00:05:24] Catalan. Despite the pressure the socialists are receiving over the crisis
[00:05:27] in Ceuta, they do not lose confidence or optimism.
[00:05:52] We are going to win the municipal elections next May
[00:05:55] 2027 and we are going to win the general elections next
[00:05:59] year 2027 and I will tell you one thing, when we
[00:06:02] win them, we know what the Popular Party and Vox will do the
[00:06:05] next day, call for early elections and we will
[00:06:09] remind them that when the left governs too.
[00:06:20] has passed through Catalonia, aware of its electoral weight. He has come to
[00:06:24] close an event with PP members and sympathizers that took place in
[00:06:27] Badalona. The leader of the Spanish Popular Party has spoken
[00:06:48] says that his is a proposal for democratic
[00:06:51] rupture to achieve real change in Spain and
[00:06:55] adds that it will be different from Illa's Generalitat,
[00:06:58] which he has described as a bluff. Feijóo assures that he wants
[00:07:02] Catalonia to lead the reconstruction of Spain and that he wants to do so
[00:07:05] without the pro-independence parties, as the socialists already
[00:07:09] do. Criticisms of politics.
[00:07:52] More than 200 entities have
[00:07:56] the expansion of El Prat airport. This protest comes the
[00:07:59] same week that the Spanish government has already approved a
[00:08:10] Sant Jaume square. The slogan,
[00:08:13] no to the expansion of the airport, neither now nor ever, gathered almost
[00:08:16] 6,000 people, according to the urban police. They denounce
[00:08:20] the worsening of the Llobregat Delta's ecosystems,
[00:08:24] global warming and tourist overcrowding. This
[00:08:28] demonstration comes just this week in which this
[00:08:31] airport regulation document has been approved
[00:08:34] that provides Catalonia with about 1.8 billion
[00:08:38] euros and the whole state with 13 billion for the expansion of
[00:08:41] several. Although this demonstration arises from
[00:08:45] a social, ecological, and scientific-academic
[00:08:48] will, three political parties have also joined it:
[00:08:52] the CUP, Esquerra Republicana, and the Comuns, the latter
[00:08:55] supporting the
[00:08:57] government.
[00:09:02] citizens towards this project, which would only
[00:09:04] aggravate some of the main problems we have in the country,
[00:09:10] crisis, the
[00:09:13] economic crisis and the climate emergency, and tourist
[00:09:17] overcrowding, among others. We are very worried that the academic community is not
[00:09:20] listening to us, that this will have very serious consequences
[00:09:24] if airports are expanded not only here in El Prat but throughout
[00:09:28] Spain. Meanwhile, the technicians
[00:09:32] analyze Aena's proposal for improvements at El Prat airport, and some
[00:09:35] regret that the planned investments are late, taking into account the
[00:09:39] constant growth of passengers. At the same time, some
[00:09:42] propose a debate on the tourism model before talking
[00:09:46] about expansions.
[00:09:49] Aena's investment plan for the period 2027-2031,
[00:09:52] known as Dora 3, involves an investment of 1,765 million
[00:09:56] euros for El Prat airport, investments that are announced when the
[00:10:00] infrastructure's capacity limit of 55 million annual
[00:10:03] passengers has already been exceeded. This
[00:10:06] year will end with 60 million.
[00:10:09] To expand T1 by 70,000 m2. But
[00:10:12] of course, we will have that in 2031, meaning that
[00:10:15] we will suffer in this five-year period. Dora
[00:10:19] 3 also includes an allocation of 191 million to study and
[00:10:23] plan the extension of the runway. brown and for environmental
[00:10:26] compensations, an expansion that this expert does not see as so
[00:10:29] essential. Only 1% of
[00:10:33] aircraft need this length
[00:10:36] greater than 2,660 m. From an economic perspective, there are
[00:10:40] those who believe that postponing the controversial expansion at least until
[00:10:43] 2031 is positive. It gives this society time
[00:10:47] to really do what it has to do, which is to reconfigure its
[00:10:50] tourism. And then
[00:10:53] it will be seen if the airport needs to grow to bring more tourists
[00:10:57] or not. It must be remembered that this expansion will always depend on Brussels'
[00:11:01] criteria regarding the environmental impact on protected
[00:11:04] areas.
[00:11:10] Ukraine has launched the most massive attack on Moscow on the day that
[00:11:14] Russians are voting to elect a new parliament. Ukrainian
[00:11:17] drones and missiles have killed three people and wounded about
[00:11:20] twenty. Russian authorities claim to have intercepted more than
[00:11:24] 1,600 projectiles. One of the attacks has again set fire to the most
[00:11:27] important refinery in
[00:11:29] Moscow.
[00:11:32] All this, however, has not affected the
[00:11:35] opposition has called for a protest at polling stations against
[00:11:45] few polling stations at 12 noon, as some politicians in
[00:11:49] exile requested. What we have seen is a strong preventive
[00:11:52] police presence. And it is that those who are against
[00:11:56] United Russia fear reprisals. The people in charge of Sonter
[00:11:59] Josepna have explained to us that many are afraid to confess their
[00:12:03] vote. All in all, this shows the impotence of the opposition for elections
[00:12:06] manipulated by the Kremlin with different
[00:12:10] exercises of foul play to favor Vladimir
[00:12:13] Putin's party.
[00:12:16] Every time someone, especially elderly people, enters a polling
[00:12:20] station, they are induced to vote
[00:12:22] electronically, a practice.
[00:12:57] And according to the proxies, Alexei distrusts online
[00:13:01] voting, because it is the easiest way to manipulate
[00:13:04] elections,
[00:13:08] box,
[00:13:15] another trick the Kremlin uses to divide the opposition's vote
[00:13:19] is to allow phantom parties like this one, called
[00:13:23] Communists of Russia, to run. This clearly aims to steal votes from
[00:13:27] the Communist Party. In addition, they do so by presenting candidates
[00:13:30] with very similar names, Ulianov and Ulianxenka, to
[00:13:34] try to confuse the electorate.
[00:13:37] However, experts calculate that the authorities can only
[00:13:41] falsify between 20 and 30% of the results, which is
[00:13:44] why they also need public workers to vote en masse for
[00:13:48] Putin's party, under pressure from their
[00:13:51] bosses.
[00:14:27] And despite all this altruistic effort to prevent citizens' votes
[00:14:30] from being corrupted, many of them are aware that the
[00:14:45] Saxony-Anhalt, they also have elections, and for a double
[00:14:49] reason. On the one hand, the federal
[00:14:52] state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, on the other hand, the capital in
[00:14:56] Berlin. Here, polls
[00:15:05] we listen to the polls, could end up winning in both places.
[00:15:08] In Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, the current Prime Minister, the socialist
[00:15:12] Manuela Schwesig, could win. And in Berlin, for the first time,
[00:15:17] Radical Left, could enter. In fact, it would be the first time that
[00:15:22] CDU nor the SPD nor the socialists
[00:15:26] would enter the mayor's office of the capital. Elif Ferhat, the candidate
[00:15:29] of Turkish origin, has focused her campaign on one of the burning issues
[00:15:33] here in the capital, the price of
[00:15:34] rent.
[00:15:37] The lawyer and activist Elif Ferhat
[00:15:41] mother's womb, a Turkish pedagogue who was fleeing with her doctor husband from a
[00:15:45] military coup. Specialized in topics such as civil rights or political
[00:15:49] asylum, in 2021 she entered the Berlin city council with
[00:15:52] Die Linke, a party described as radical left, a
[00:15:55] radicalism that she sees above all in the housing debate. In fact, the
[00:15:59] citizens of Berlin, in a non-binding referendum, voted overwhelmingly in
[00:16:03] 2021 that the homes of large real estate companies should be
[00:16:06] expropriated. It is only about the very large
[00:16:10] real estate companies that have more than 300 apartments
[00:16:14] and an expert commission was set up under the previous
[00:16:18] government and this has said that it is legally possible, affordable and
[00:16:21] one of the best means of housing. That she,
[00:16:25] of Turkish origin, has clear options to lead a city where the conservatives of the CDU and the
[00:16:29] socialists of the SPD have always shared power,
[00:16:31] I believe we have a great chance
[00:16:33] to make history here in Berlin.
[00:16:38] and truly finally put the interests of the people of Berlin in the
[00:16:41] foreground and that without dividing them, by origin, by
[00:16:45] passport,
[00:16:47] in the case of Elif Ferhat, some see similarities with the current mayor of New York,
[00:16:51] Eric Adams. The similarities with Ada Colau are also
[00:16:54] quite obvious. Sunday we will see if there is a historic change
[00:16:58] here in Berlin. She would be the second person to hold the position of prime
[00:17:01] minister of Turkish origin here in Germany, although some
[00:17:05] seem not to want it in the heart of...
[00:17:20] five years after the eruption of the Cumbre Vieja Volcano, we wanted
[00:17:24] to focus on one of these two nuclei, specifically Puertonaos,
[00:17:28] which was not affected by the lava, but by the gases.
[00:17:32] As of today, it has been totally monitored and there are still people
[00:17:35] who have not been able to return to their homes or their
[00:17:38] businesses. It reopened last year after being
[00:17:42] closed for almost four years due to eruption-related gases
[00:17:46] escaping to the surface. It took a very
[00:17:48] long time.
[00:17:53] They cut off your room, you don't know what to do, but I always thought of opening again, always, always.
[00:17:57] Puertonaos was evacuated and became a ghost town for two
[00:18:00] years. Now almost everyone has been able to return, but there are sensors
[00:18:04] to measure carbon dioxide on every corner.
[00:18:16] We are at a normal level, when it is normal the light is always green, if the gases rise it turns red. Every day we find several sensors above 200 ppm, which would be a risk measure, so to speak. Now we are going to enter the black zone, which is the zone with the highest levels within Puerton, and where only authorized residents can enter.
[00:18:20] suben los gases se pone en rojo. Cada día nos encontramos varios
[00:18:24] sensores superiores a 200 ppm que sería una
[00:18:27] medida de riesgo por así decirlo. Ahora vamos a entrar en la zona negra que
[00:18:31] es la zona con niveles más altos dentro de Puerton y donde solo pueden entrar
[00:18:34] Although there are few, here are concentrated
[00:18:38] most of the local homes that remain closed with
[00:18:41] disturbing warnings. The problems are mainly in garages
[00:18:45] and underground it is currently marking
[00:18:49] 254,800
[00:18:53] is at 14%. This is
[00:18:56] an outrage, any person who enters there, if they are not removed
[00:18:59] quickly, would lose their life in a few minutes. In May, a
[00:19:03] gas extraction system was installed as a pilot project. Through these conduits,
[00:19:06] CO2 is captured from certain buildings and
[00:19:10] redirected outdoors to be released in a
[00:19:14] safe outdoor area, in this case, the corner of a
[00:19:17] beach with restricted access among the establishments that
[00:19:22] Lalali.
[00:19:28] he opened a bar in another municipality, he cannot work in Portonaos nor
[00:19:32] live there because he had a cardiovascular problem and doctors do
[00:19:36] not recommend it for him. like... my apartment there 30 years ago and for me
[00:19:39] that is
[00:19:50] fires and the most simultaneous ones. As of today, there have been
[00:19:53] a total of 447, which
[00:19:56] is 26% more than the previous year. Fires that are
[00:19:59] increasingly virulent basically due to the climate emergency. In fact,
[00:20:03] this summer's fire has been, the beginning of this summer has been the most
[00:20:07] warm ever recorded in the world with 2.79 degrees
[00:20:11] above the average. All this will be addressed this evening at 30
[00:20:14] minutes, the earth burns,
[00:20:18] inform that we have a visual of the inclined gray column and it
[00:20:21] goes without great change, these are the internal communications of the firefighters
[00:20:25] during the Gavarres fire this summer. I don't know if
[00:20:29] we should call on the population of Calonge? The corps has had to
[00:20:32] face several simultaneous fires in Senmanat, Artesa de
[00:20:36] Segre, Carma and... Also in Northern Catalonia, every year they gain,
[00:20:39] let's say, one more point of intensity, one more point of
[00:20:42] simultaneity, one more point of atmospheric interaction, one more point of
[00:20:46] extreme behavior, that's what we are seeing, eh, that is happening to us.
[00:20:50] At 30 minutes, "The Earth Burns" has followed farmers, firefighters and residents who have
[00:20:53] experienced the flames up close. Jaume and Naís have lost their
[00:20:57] home, Holy Mother, here
[00:21:01] there was the sink, there were some tiles, there was a kitchen
[00:21:04] cabinet and these are the remains of the
[00:21:07] refrigerator, the earth speaks, it's that it's incredible how
[00:21:11] the atmosphere is hot, the earth
[00:21:14] burns.
[00:21:16] Nuria Molla's words of warning went viral. Part of a
[00:21:20] family of small farmers from Calonge who have been warning for a long time
[00:21:23] about the loss of agriculture. We need firefighters and we need farmers by
[00:21:26] their side and we need cultivated land. In 30 years,
[00:21:30] Catalonia has lost almost 20% of its cultivated
[00:21:33] land. At the same time, the forest area already occupies more
[00:21:36] than 60% of the territory. The great challenge for
[00:21:40] firefighters is to anticipate fires that are increasingly
[00:21:43] rapid, simultaneous, and unpredictable.
[00:21:46] imprevisibles.
[00:22:02] route of the Massagalls Montserrat crossing is, which has had to modify the
[00:22:05] route due to the African swine
[00:22:07] fever
[00:22:11] and we will also stop by the San Sebastián Film Festival, which tonight
[00:22:15] presented the Donostia Honorary Award to British actress Naomi
[00:22:18] Watts.
[00:25:20] I hope the classic Matagalls
[00:25:23] Montserrat crossing was held this past night but without crowning the
[00:25:27] mythical mountain. The race ended in Matadepera because the original
[00:25:31] route entered restricted areas due to African
[00:25:34] swine fever.
[00:25:36] They didn't do the usual 84 km, but the organization left it
[00:25:40] at 58 km to Matadepera. The ascent to Montserrat is very
[00:25:43] beautiful. This is missed, but of course nothing can be
[00:25:47] done. They face it in pairs with a group of... often veterans of the
[00:25:51] race, but some do it alone and the family suffers, so
[00:25:55] look, I'm here waiting for my son, you're suffering a bit, eh,
[00:25:58] well, a bit yes, because I say he goes alone
[00:26:02] and he has
[00:26:03] gotten lost.
[00:26:06] Hey, that's it, look, we already have it. Very
[00:26:09] happy. Good, good, good, short but
[00:26:12] well, better, better. And as
[00:26:16] always, from the darkness they emerge and the participants arrive at this plain in
[00:26:19] Matadepera in front of the facilities of the Terrassa Hockey
[00:26:23] Sports Club. The applause accompanies them until they cross the
[00:26:26] finish line and they have already achieved the titanic challenge.
[00:26:30] The debutants are happy. The mothers too, I always have
[00:26:34] the application to follow the runner, to see where he
[00:26:38] goes, where he goes, what time it is and more or less I already know
[00:26:41] that he is doing well, and the organization is happy for the high participation of 2,600
[00:26:45] registered, despite not reaching
[00:26:54] has already awarded its last and second Donostia Award.
[00:26:58] It was emotionally received by British actress Naomi Watts, from the hands of Juan
[00:27:02] Antonio Bayona, the director who directed "The Impossible."
[00:27:05] Watts dedicated the award to David Lynch, who made her famous, and also thanked
[00:27:09] other directors who influenced
[00:27:11] her.
[00:27:15] And taking advantage of the framework of the festival, today in San Sebastián
[00:27:18] the Catalan film industry also met. As is traditional, the Tabacalera
[00:27:22] building has hosted the 135 Catalan companies and more than
[00:27:25] 260 professionals who participate in this event. This
[00:27:29] year there are up to 12 Catalan productions selected in the
[00:27:33] different sections of this festival.
[00:27:36] festival.
[00:27:39] It is very important to be at these A-class festivals,
[00:27:43] because they are the place where we get more visibility and international
[00:27:46] projection of our cinema. We
[00:27:50] have a cinema that is seen everywhere, that competes
[00:27:54] alongside cinema from all over the world, so that gives us a lot of
[00:27:57] projection, there is business volume and there is also projection volume
[00:28:01] of the country.