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[00:00:13] The far-right once again wins regional elections in Germany
[00:00:17] while the Chancellor's party , the CDU, suffers a
[00:00:20] new setback in Berlin. Unprecedented victory for the left-wing David
[00:00:24] Linken.
[00:00:28] the maximum or reserve for the final of I can't return to Catalonia or not. Carles
[00:00:31] Puigdemont will return to Catalonia when he can to decide on his
[00:00:35] political future, he says in the first interview in a year, to the Sunday
[00:00:38] Times, published as Spanish justice signals it is closer
[00:00:42] to an amnesty.
[00:00:46] An interview that coincides with a weekend of Spanish leaders landing in
[00:00:50] Catalonia, amidst the general election pre-campaign. Pedro Sánchez and
[00:00:53] Salvador Illa, at the Gabàà Rose Festival, vindicate socialism
[00:00:57] to confront the right and far-right.
[00:01:01] preserving at the same Feijóo from Badalona says he counts on Catalonia to
[00:01:04] remove Sánchez.
[00:01:08] Protests in Barcelona, Palma, and Ibiza against the expansion of their airports. The
[00:01:12] Spanish government has approved this week the first tranches of Aena's
[00:01:15] investment plan until
[00:01:47] collaboration of Manolo Garcia close the Vic Live Music Market. This
[00:01:51] edition attracted 170,000 spectators and 1300
[00:01:54] professionals.
[00:02:00] perfectly happy,
[00:02:17] good night in Germany, Chancellor Merkel, who was already much questioned, has
[00:02:21] received a strong electoral setback, his party the CDU1 has been
[00:02:25] on the verge of being out of the Megelburg parliament, awaiting
[00:02:28] results, the polls give it
[00:02:32] 5%, which is just the percentage needed to have
[00:02:35] representation, while the far-right AFD, as
[00:02:40] light on the management of the you see and as predicted, has won and almost doubled
[00:02:42] its results, and another headline is that in Berlin, where elections were also held,
[00:02:46] Dilinke's left wing has achieved, as you see, an
[00:02:50] unprecedented victory.
[00:02:52] These are the data available so far, but as we said, the most
[00:02:56] prominent headline is the heavy defeat of the CDU
[00:02:59] which... The Chancellor himself has described Jordi Ragàs as a
[00:03:03] disaster,
[00:03:08] ah, yes, a disaster, but apparently it's not a disaster
[00:03:11] big enough, ah, in fact, it's not big enough to make him
[00:03:15] resign. In fact, ah, Frismets, at 5 p.m.,
[00:03:18] had called the entire leadership of the CDU party, the
[00:03:22] central office here in Berlin, ah, to gauge
[00:03:25] in some way their support at 6:15.
[00:03:30] "just after the polls were made public, the Chancellor came out and made a
[00:03:34] statement in which he confirmed that
[00:03:37] he, ah, remains at the head of the government and at the
[00:03:40] head, ah, of the party eh also, we
[00:03:43] don't know what would have happened if finally the CDU had not entered Mecklenburg
[00:03:47] Western Pomerania, ah, but well, finally, according to what the
[00:03:50] polls say, they are at 5%, a
[00:03:53] 5.0%, if they fall below they could be out, so we will have
[00:03:57] to pay close attention to this detail." The other headline of the
[00:04:01] day, without a doubt,
[00:04:04] of the disease. However, Cristina Maragall, daughter of is Alternative for Germany, the far-right continues to have more than doubled its
[00:04:08] results in both Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and
[00:04:11] Berlin, a progression that seems unstoppable. And
[00:04:15] finally, the results here in Berlin in the capital of Dilinque where
[00:04:19] the CDU cedes the mayoralty to the
[00:04:21] Dilinque Radical Left
[00:04:23] We are talking about working against the stigma of party, with this candidate of Turkish origin,
[00:04:27] this German lawyer of Turkish origin, Ellif Eralp, who has made
[00:04:30] history because in some way it is the first time in the history of the city of
[00:04:34] Berlin that a party that is not neither the CDU nor the
[00:04:37] SPD.
[00:04:46] Natürlich bringt uns das alle in eine schwierige Situation,
[00:04:50] defend it is to say no to the expansion of aber wir übernehmen diese Verantwortung. Ich
[00:04:53] übernehme diese Verantwortung, denn ich möchte unser Land
[00:04:57] voranbringen. Our shared
[00:05:01] vision of an affordable Berlin, in which
[00:05:04] all people, no matter where they come from, no matter what they
[00:05:08] believe, no matter who they love and no matter how much income they
[00:05:11] have.
[00:05:18] how to confront the far-right, how to manage immigration, have been precisely some
[00:05:22] of the topics during the visit to Catalonia, both by Pedro Sánchez and Alberto Núñez
[00:05:25] Feijóo to Catalonia, and they have disembarked aware of the country's importance
[00:05:29] in the electoral cycle that opens in the coming
[00:05:32] months. Pedro Sánchez has sought the warmth of
[00:05:35] Catalan socialists at a rose festival with all the hallmarks of an
[00:05:39] electoral pre-campaign. The Spanish president highlights the people as an example.
[00:06:12] Illa criticizes Núñez Feijóo for his opposition to the new funding
[00:06:15] model, the official status of Catalan, and
[00:06:18] the amnesty.
[00:06:20] Catalonia is clear, no Abascal,
[00:06:24] no Feijóo, no Aznar and yes,
[00:06:28] Sánchez. The Socialist Party seeks to instill optimism while
[00:06:32] the countdown to the elections advances, amidst a
[00:06:35] social crisis, the one in Ceuta that threatens to destabilize
[00:06:38] Pedro Sánchez. Laura Catalana Cent 3, Gavà.
[00:06:44] The president of the Popular Party, who this Monday will make his fourth visit to
[00:06:48] Ceuta since the crisis erupted, has proclaimed that he will
[00:06:51] protect Spanish borders in an event in
[00:06:54] Badalona. Feijóo has criticized Sánchez's economic policy,
[00:06:57] security policy, and especially migratory policy,
[00:07:01] insisting on his proposal
[00:07:02] for expulsions.
[00:07:07] Let a repeat sexual offender explain it to us, explain it to me.
[00:07:11] the leader of the PP adds that he will not give space to
[00:07:37] separatists as Pedro
[00:07:40] Sánchez Xavier Caral has done.
[00:07:45] The pre-electoral political scenario advances in parallel with judicial rhythms
[00:07:49] and as more signs appear of a possible return of Carles
[00:07:52] Puigdemont, the former president has given an interview to a British newspaper in which
[00:07:56] he outlines his plans, once he can
[00:07:58] return. Carles Puigdemont states that if Spanish
[00:08:02] judges finally apply the amnesty law to him and he can return, the
[00:08:06] first thing he will do is travel through the territory. He knows that Catalonia has
[00:08:09] changed in these nine years of exile, but he wants to reconnect with his land.
[00:08:42] However, he added that now the game was being played in Europe, and he would play it at the Bernabeu
[00:08:46] publicly and with the referee against him. Two months have passed,
[00:08:50] Puigdemont is already talking about his return plan, perhaps it has to do with the fact that a few
[00:08:53] days ago Judge Llarena issued an interlocutory order declaring
[00:08:56] the measures against Puigdemont reviewable, that is, he
[00:09:00] did not rule out withdrawing the arrest warrant. In this interview,
[00:09:04] the former president also says that when he returns he would like to speak in
[00:09:07] Parliament, of which he is still a deputy and
[00:09:11] at every plenary session. there is a yellow ribbon in his
[00:09:14] seat. The week that the Spanish government has
[00:09:18] approved an initial allocation to advance towards the eventual expansion of El Prat
[00:09:21] airport, today the groups that oppose it have demonstrated in the center of
[00:09:25] Barcelona.
[00:09:28] According to the Urban Guard, 6,000 people demonstrated, according
[00:09:31] to the organization, 30,000, but the motto was clear: no
[00:09:35] expansion of the airport, neither now nor ever. Denouncing that it will affect
[00:09:39] biodiversity in the Llobregat Delta very much, but also that...
[00:09:46] already the tourist overcrowding and the climate crisis, more than 200 social and environmental organizations
[00:09:49] and also agricultural and
[00:09:52] don't want more emissions, we already have a climate change that is quite
[00:09:56] serious, we must protect our delta by all means
[00:09:59] we must defend it and one way to
[00:10:03] El Prat airport, which are climate
[00:10:06] deniers, eh, both the state and the Generalitat,
[00:10:09] because it is inevitable that it will increase by more than 40%.
[00:10:15] We know it will be a long process, but today we hope it marks the first moment
[00:10:18] of a great protest and frontal rejection because this project will end up derailing,
[00:10:22] what we will do is keep organizing
[00:10:25] this pressure, this public opposition, which is growing
[00:10:28] every time, as the surveys show. And this
[00:10:32] demonstration comes just this week when the state has approved the
[00:10:35] airport regulation document that provides Catalonia for
[00:10:39] airport expansions with almost 1,800 million
[00:10:43] euros, and 13,000 for the entire state. Cory
[00:10:46] Calero López, TV3, Barcelona.
[00:10:50] These first approved appropriations are part of Aena's investment plan for airports
[00:10:54] until 2031, a plan that includes, among other
[00:10:57] things, the expenses related to a future expansion
[00:11:00] and lengthening of the runway, but how exactly or finally it will be, well,
[00:11:04] that is still not detailed, this was the proposal that the administrations
[00:11:08] agreed upon and that was presented a year ago, perhaps you remember, and which
[00:11:12] those who demonstrated today oppose, but now
[00:11:15] it will have to be detailed meter by meter, in the commissioned
[00:11:18] master plan, this proposal where there is a commitment
[00:11:22] to lengthen the runway by 500 m,
[00:11:26] time part of the Ricarda and Ramolà area, will have to be detailed. To the voices that oppose it and those who
[00:11:29] defend it, we add that of an airport infrastructure
[00:11:33] expert.
[00:11:36] Only 1% of aircraft need
[00:11:39] this length greater than 260
[00:11:43] m. the rest of aircraft, even the largest
[00:11:46] ones, the wide-body ones, which are
[00:11:50] 6% of the total, the rest, this
[00:11:53] 5% of the total. using the short runway,
[00:11:56] centrifuging a percentage, not
[00:12:00] all, of low-cost operations to Girona and
[00:12:04] Reus, eh, a package of measures,
[00:12:07] um, it's not necessary to expand so much, mm,
[00:12:11] maybe a few hundred meters yes, but it's not necessary to expand these 500
[00:12:14] meters, beyond Barcelona, where there have also been protests
[00:12:18] against the expansion of their airports, it's in Palma and Ibiza,
[00:12:22] these summers alone there have been around ten
[00:12:26] demonstrations against the current tourism model on the islands. In this afternoon's
[00:12:30] one in Palma, Catarina Carmany was present.
[00:12:32] Demonstration against the expansion of the airports of the Balearic Islands, but
[00:12:36] also against the tourism promotion of the Marga Proenç government, which is what they demand:
[00:12:40] that tourism be stopped, that new air
[00:12:43] routes be stopped, that the number of private
[00:12:47] jets landing on the islands be stopped, and also that
[00:12:50] early morning flights be banned. AENA
[00:12:53] foresees an investment of a thousand in these airports
[00:12:55] and
[00:12:58] for the platform this will mean much more
[00:13:02] tourism, more congestion and more destruction of the
[00:13:05] territory.
[00:13:09] Aena is lying to us again. In 2019, they lied to us saying that there would be no
[00:13:13] increase in passengers, and we have gone from 29 to 34 million
[00:13:16] passengers. I demand a bit of
[00:13:20] respect so that from 11 to 2 there are no planes, neither in winter nor in
[00:13:24] summer. I would like planes to take off every two minutes
[00:13:26] and it is difficult to reconcile their sleep.
[00:13:30] Let's go now to Russia, because Putin's party
[00:13:34] would win again in the legislative elections that end
[00:13:37] today, they have lasted three days. According to the first results with ballots already
[00:13:41] counted, United Russia would obtain more than
[00:13:44] 57% of the votes, far ahead,
[00:13:47] obviously, of the rest of the parties. Results that surprise no one
[00:13:51] since these elections have been marked by irregularities. the
[00:13:55] lack of transparency. Moscow. Cristina
[00:13:58] Solías.
[00:14:01] Yes, the Kremlin has put all its machinery into motion to guarantee
[00:14:05] these undeniable results, because according to
[00:14:08] experts, it is only capable of falsifying between 20 and
[00:14:11] 30% of the votes. For this reason, it has encouraged public employees
[00:14:15] to vote massively, they have been forced to vote massively
[00:14:19] for United Russia. It has also incentivized electronic voting like never
[00:14:22] before, which is easier to manipulate, and has put. of paper ballot voting and has made
[00:14:26] life impossible for the representatives of opposition parties who have not stopped
[00:14:30] denouncing precisely these irregularities from the polling
[00:14:33] stations. Previously, it had also banned parties and candidates who either
[00:14:37] opposed the war or had gained too much
[00:14:40] popularity, and all in all, precisely, that is it, the
[00:14:44] result is that Putin's party, United Russia, will be able to
[00:14:47] revalidate its supermajority in Parliament.
[00:14:51] Cristina, uh, given the panorama, why does Putin need to hold
[00:14:55] elections if they are neither free nor
[00:14:56] transparent?
[00:15:00] First of all, because we must understand that Putin is a legalist, that is, for him it is
[00:15:04] important that the polls endorse his policies and, above all,
[00:15:08] now, that they also endorse his invasion of Ukraine. He is also interested in
[00:15:11] projecting this image of having massive social support
[00:15:15] internally, that is, for Russian society, for the elites, to
[00:15:19] reaffirm this total and absolute control over the country,
[00:15:23] but also externally, that is, to present himself to the world as a
[00:15:26] democratic leader, absolutely legitimate, and who is also
[00:15:30] capable of organizing these elections despite the
[00:15:33] war with total normality, and finally, the fact of having organized these
[00:15:37] elections, allowing a pacifist option to present itself first, this
[00:15:40] party that was later banned, has also served him as a
[00:15:43] thermometer to measure social unrest to decide,
[00:15:47] from now on, after these elections to the Russian parliament,
[00:15:50] whether he wants to go one step further in
[00:15:53] repression.
[00:15:55] Thank you Cristina, we will continue to follow it obviously coinciding with this last day of
[00:15:59] voting in Russia, let's remember, as we told you, that for three days, the Moscow region
[00:16:02] has received one of the worst Ukrainian drone attacks since
[00:16:06] the beginning of the war. Three people have died and twenty have been injured
[00:16:10] by the explosion of several drones against residential buildings.
[00:16:14] In one of these attacks, the main refinery in the Moscow
[00:16:18] region
[00:16:18] was also damaged.
[00:16:25] An inmate at Quatre Camins died this morning by suicide. In this
[00:16:29] case, there have already been seven suicides in Catalan prisons this year.
[00:16:33] And so, when there are still three months left to end 2026, the figure for
[00:16:37] the entire previous year, 2025, is surpassed.
[00:16:40] This inmate did not have the suicide prevention protocol activated, which the
[00:16:44] Department of Justice is already considering reviewing. It is a protocol that allows
[00:16:48] detecting inmates at risk, activating their follow-up, and applying
[00:16:51] protection measures. Unions demand more resources to attend to a
[00:16:55] population with increasingly mental health
[00:16:57] problems. Tonight at 30 minutes, the
[00:17:01] report: the earth burns. Two program teams have followed the simultaneous
[00:17:05] fires this summer in the Gabarres. in Northern Catalonia, firefighters
[00:17:09] warn of a new challenge, fires are faster and more unpredictable
[00:17:12] and this forces them to adapt to a new scenario marked by high
[00:17:16] temperatures and the persistence of heat. The report also
[00:17:20] raises the importance of forest management and the role of small
[00:17:23] pasture as a natural firebreak. In the last
[00:17:27] 30 years, Catalonia has lost 20% of its cultivated
[00:17:31] land.
[00:17:34] The climate crisis favors the virulence of many meteorological
[00:17:37] phenomena, and one of the most lethal examples was the
[00:17:41] DANA in Valencia 2 years ago. The political judicial investigation
[00:17:45] remains open. Tomorrow, the former president of the Valencian Country, Carlos Mazón, will once again
[00:17:48] give explanations to Congress about his management and the members of the commission
[00:17:52] will have new information to ask him.
[00:17:56] The current political and judicial situation once again places Carlos Mazón at the center of the
[00:17:59] debate. This Monday, the Investigation Commission returns to the Congress
[00:18:03] of Deputies to try to clarify political responsibilities. In November, when...
[00:18:07] interest was focused on what Mazón had done and where he had been that day, on
[00:18:11] which version of events was true, I have not changed my version ever. Now there is
[00:18:15] new information that could shed
[00:18:17] emergency. A few months ago, the messages from the WhatsApp group he
[00:18:21] shared with his advisors were made public. Mazón asked for the media to be flooded
[00:18:25] with data because, as he said, it gave a feeling of being
[00:18:28] "alert as hell." Now he can be asked for explanations about this.
[00:18:32] Another new element is the letter that his lawyer sent on September
[00:18:36] 1st to the judge of the.
[00:19:07] based on technical criteria and in the absence of information, here in the Valencian
[00:19:11] Country, the PSPB has brought before the Constitutional Court the investigation
[00:19:14] commission that was closed here in the Valencian courts on May
[00:19:18] 27th, they want the conclusions agreed upon by the
[00:19:22] Popular Party and Vox to be declared null and void, and they ask for the
[00:19:25] commission to be reopened and for Valencian government officials to be cited,
[00:19:29] including Salomé Pradas, who was not cited. Pepa
[00:19:32] Ferrer, TV3,
[00:19:34] Tomorrow is World Alzheimer's Day, and today we spoke with the president of the
[00:19:38] Pascual Maragall Foundation about the challenges
[00:19:42] the former president, also wanted to refer to the investigation by Esquerra
[00:19:45] Republicana for the posters that denigrated both her father and
[00:19:49] Ernest Maragall, an internal investigation within the party that
[00:19:53] was finally closed yesterday and that held two former leaders responsible, who are no longer
[00:19:56] in the party.
[00:20:01] the disease and a campaign like this
[00:20:04] that is completely absurd, the only thing it has done is... well,
[00:20:08] negatively affect this aspect, I think the
[00:20:11] families, the associations, all the people who
[00:20:14] have been working in this field for 35, 40 years deserved
[00:20:18] an apology a long
[00:20:19] time ago.
[00:20:26] Nati has been preparing for retirement for years, and on this path
[00:20:29] lucky socks could not be missing. For
[00:20:33] Nati, starting retirement on the right foot is very personal, our way
[00:20:36] of understanding banking. which it also is, that's why, thanks to the more generation
[00:20:40] program, we have built a retirement plan with her, because if something is important
[00:20:44] to you, it is also important to us, simultaneous
[00:20:47] fires.
[00:20:51] more intense, it's the first fire I've seen as such a
[00:20:54] bad fire,
[00:20:57] unpredictable, they run faster, we also have to adapt,
[00:21:00] destructive, the earth burns, it's not just how we
[00:21:04] put them out, but also how we live, Noriu said it perfectly,
[00:21:08] the earth burns, not the fire, the earth
[00:21:11] burns, 30 minutes, tonight on TV3 on the
[00:21:15] three-cat
[00:21:15] platform.
[00:21:20] In this part of the world there is a supercomputer that investigates what
[00:21:22] does not yet exist, here we make laws so that everyone can have a home. And we feast
[00:21:26] at the best tables in the world. What I like
[00:21:29] a lot.
[00:21:33] We make neighborhood and we make
[00:21:34] a team. And we make and
[00:21:38] we make.
[00:21:44] Perhaps we live at the edge of the most future in the world. Generalitat de
[00:21:47] Catalunya, the government of all. Fede, you
[00:21:51] can, inspire, you
[00:21:54] can, come on, you
[00:21:58] can, relax, Finn, you can,
[00:22:01] darling, we can, you can too because
[00:22:05] now, if you contract your Medifíac health insurance, you get two months
[00:22:08] free. We want you to start the
[00:22:12] day, registration at €0 and four
[00:22:15] free weeks, hurry, only until September
[00:22:19] 30th.
[00:27:53] More than 200 singers from various Gospel groups from Catalonia
[00:27:56] at the Girona auditorium this afternoon, accompanied by a European Gospel
[00:28:00] reference, Colin Bassel, also from...
[00:28:35] It's not the return of the last one in the line, no, but this evening,
[00:28:38] the emblematic duo formed by Kimi Portet and Mano Garcia, have shared the stage again
[00:28:42] by surprise, it was during Portet's concert to close
[00:28:46] the Vic Live Music Market, which for five days attracted 170,000
[00:28:49] spectators, 15,000 more than last year. happened. Before the performance, we were able to talk with
[00:28:53] him.
[00:28:57] It's a lot of fun to put on the stage, man, I guess, I guess
[00:29:01] and... that there's a part of vanity, no,
[00:29:04] also, well, I would also feel bad if one day I were so decrepit
[00:29:08] that it was pitiful to go out, but I guess my relatives
[00:29:11] will warn me.
[00:29:19] When you meet people from the audience, it's a very strange feeling, it's not something,
[00:29:22] there's a point of like between shyness
[00:29:26] and confusion, and you're trying to sing universal things that, of course, when
[00:29:30] you see your ex-girlfriend or... or you see
[00:29:33] relatives,
[00:29:36] I've noticed lately that there's like a return to the origins,
[00:29:40] no, the remedy of Calafresca, the look big
[00:29:43] band, it's a return to our own, our own is a bit of a
[00:29:46] mess.
[00:29:54] It makes you think that these things are cyclical, no, there was a Pau Riva, there was
[00:29:57] a Sisa, there were us and that
[00:30:01] cyclically. people like that are coming out, let's say, with
[00:30:04] all due respect, a bit
[00:30:06] disturbed.
[00:30:09] It also makes me happy because on Sunday afternoon at the market, last year I was at the Mixima concert
[00:30:13] and I remember that I thought this, look, I'd like
[00:30:17] to play here at this specific concert, a party for the people
[00:30:21] of Vic, here we
[00:30:22] are.
[00:30:29] We now move on to the Catalan Book Week, an event that invites us to discover new authors
[00:30:33] and also to meet writers in person. Among the
[00:30:36] presentations this weekend is "If She Were a Sibyl,"
[00:30:39] the latest work by Barcelona-born Maria Canilles. We were able to speak with her
[00:30:43] and also with some of the editors about the current situation of the
[00:30:46] sector.
[00:30:48] Next to the Arc de Triomphe there is a large open-air bookstore of
[00:30:52] 9,000 square meters. It is Catalan Book
[00:30:56] Week. And this afternoon it was packed. It's the.
[00:30:59] gom. És el.