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[00:00:24] The far right wins an election again in online Germany in
[00:00:28] Mecklenburg, Western Pomerania. Chancellor Merz's party, the
[00:00:31] CDU, suffers a setback and could be left out of the
[00:00:35] regional Parliament in Berlin, the radical left-wing party Dialinque
[00:00:39] wins an unprecedented
[00:00:41] This Monday is World Alzheimer's Day and victory.
[00:00:45] spoken with Cristina Maragall, president of Spanish political leaders Pedro Sánchez and Salvador Illa disembark in Catalonia. At the Gava Rose Festival, they
[00:00:48] advocate for socialism to confront
[00:00:52] the right and far right. Feijó from Badalona says
[00:00:56] he counts on Catalonia to oust Sánchez.
[00:01:05] we are talking about working against the stigma of Carles Puigdemont will travel to Catalonia when he can return to decide on his
[00:01:08] political future, he says in his first interview in a year to the
[00:01:11] British Nessand Times and published just as Spanish
[00:01:14] justice signals that the amnesty could be
[00:01:35] surprise collaboration of Manolo García close the Vic live music market. This edition has
[00:01:38] gathered 170,000 spectators
[00:01:42] and 1,300
[00:02:37] Greetings, Germany, Chancellor Fredric Merth has suffered a
[00:02:40] significant electoral setback in this Sunday's regional elections,
[00:02:44] according to polls in Mecklenburg, Western
[00:02:47] Pomerania, the CDU has fallen to
[00:02:49] 4.9%, below the 5% threshold
[00:02:53] needed to enter the regional Parliament, although the count has not yet been
[00:02:56] fully confirmed, the result would be the first time
[00:03:00] in Germany's history since the Second
[00:03:02] of eight and closed with a four of nine, but the World War that conservatives would be left out of a regional
[00:03:05] parliament. The far-right party Alternativ für Deutschland, on the other hand, would win, as
[00:03:09] we can see, with 38% of the votes, practically doubling
[00:03:13] previous results.
[00:03:15] And in Berlin, the new headline of the
[00:03:18] in central Mallorca, inland day, the Left Party Dielinque has achieved an
[00:03:20] unprecedented victory. These are figures that do not, however, hide the setback of
[00:03:24] the CDU in these elections with results that Merz himself
[00:03:27] has described as a disaster. Nevertheless, this
[00:03:31] afternoon, when the polls gave him a narrow entry into Parliament, the
[00:03:35] five days of music, before particularly on immigration, Chancellor ruled out
[00:03:38] that he would continue to lead the government, as Jordi
[00:03:41] Ragas tells us from Berlin. Just after the polls were made
[00:03:44] public, the Chancellor came out and made a statement in which he
[00:03:48] confirmed that he, eh, remains at
[00:03:51] the head of the government and at the head, eh, of the
[00:03:54] party. The other headline of the
[00:03:57] extension of the runway will be materialized day, without any doubt, is Alternativ für Deutschland.
[00:04:00] The far right continues to more than double its results in both
[00:04:03] Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and
[00:04:06] Berlin, a progression that seems unstoppable. And
[00:04:10] finally, the results here in Berlin, the capital of Dilinque, where
[00:04:13] the CDU cedes the mayoralty to the
[00:04:16] radical left-wing party Dilinque with this
[00:04:20] candidate of Turkish origin, this German lawyer of Turkish origin,
[00:04:23] Elif Heralp, who has made history because, in a way, it is the
[00:04:27] first time in the history of the city of Berlin, eh, that a party that is neither
[00:04:31] the CDU nor the SPD accedes to the mayoralty. For them,
[00:04:34] certainly a historic day.
[00:04:37] Reforms must come. Of course,
[00:04:42] converted by Grimaldo, it was the start of this puts us all in a difficult situation, but we take on this
[00:04:46] responsibility. I take on this
[00:04:49] responsibility, because I want to move our country
[00:04:51] forward. Our common
[00:04:55] vision of an affordable Berlin, in which
[00:04:59] all people, no matter where they come from, no matter what they
[00:05:02] believe, no matter who they love and no matter how much income they
[00:05:06] have, this common vision has
[00:05:09] won, my
[00:05:11] coinciding with the European Union Court's ruling dears.
[00:05:14] And more elections in Russia, no, the party of Vladimir Putin, rebel
[00:05:17] absolute majority in the Duma, in Parliament. Awaiting
[00:05:21] definitive results that could be known this Monday, and with a
[00:05:25] small part of the vote counted, United Russia would win, surpassing
[00:05:28] 57% of the votes in a legislative election marked by
[00:05:32] accusations of irregularities, restrictions
[00:05:35] on the opposition and strong Kremlin control over the electoral
[00:05:39] process. These are the first legislative elections since the beginning of
[00:05:48] Yes, the Kremlin has set in motion all its machinery to guarantee
[00:05:52] these undeniable results, because according to
[00:05:54] experts, it is only capable of falsifying between 20 and
[00:05:58] 30% of the votes. That is why it has encouraged public sector workers
[00:06:02] to vote massively, they have been forced to vote massively for
[00:06:05] United Russia, it has also encouraged electronic voting like never before, which
[00:06:09] is easier to manipulate, and has hindered voting with... a ballot, and has
[00:06:13] made life impossible for the representatives of opposition parties who have not stopped
[00:06:16] denouncing precisely these irregularities from the polling
[00:06:20] stations, previously it had also banned parties and candidates who either
[00:06:24] opposed the war or had gained too much
[00:06:27] popularity and with all that, precisely, this is the
[00:06:31] result, that Putin's party, United Russia, will be able to
[00:06:34] revalidate its supermajority in
[00:06:36] Parliament.
[00:06:38] And precisely on the last day of voting in Russia, the Moscow region. there has
[00:06:42] been one of the most serious Ukrainian drone attacks since the beginning of the war,
[00:06:46] according to Russian authorities, three people have died and about
[00:06:49] twenty have been injured in several impacts against residential
[00:06:53] buildings. The attacks have also caused damage to the main
[00:06:56] refinery in the Moscow
[00:06:57] region.
[00:07:07] the struggle between Pedro Sánchez and Alberto Núñez Feijó with the 2027 electoral
[00:07:10] cycle on the horizon. Immigration, far-right and country
[00:07:14] model have focused their speeches in a dispute over the support of
[00:07:18] Catalans. Pedro Sánchez has sought the warmth of
[00:07:22] Catalan socialists at a Rose Festival with all the airs of an electoral
[00:07:25] pre-campaign. The Spanish president cites Illa's management
[00:07:29] in favor of coexistence as an antidote against confrontation,
[00:07:32] insult and disloyalty from PP and
[00:07:35] Vox.
[00:07:40] Without completely revealing it.
[00:08:12] no Esnar and yes, Sánchez. The Socialist
[00:08:16] Party seeks to instill optimism as the countdown to the elections
[00:08:19] advances, and amid a social crisis, that of Ceuta,
[00:08:23] which threatens to destabilize Pedro Sánchez. Laura Catalana
[00:08:27] Cent 3, Gava.
[00:08:30] The president of the Popular Party, who this Monday will make his fourth visit to
[00:08:34] Ceuta since the crisis erupted, has proclaimed that he
[00:08:37] will protect Spanish borders at an event in
[00:08:40] Badalona. Sánchez's economic policy, especially
[00:08:44] his security policy,
[00:08:47] has insisted on his proposal for expulsions, and if someone is bothered that
[00:08:51] we withdraw nationality from a
[00:08:53] repeat sexual offender, let them explain it to us, let them
[00:08:57] explain it to me.
[00:09:02] The Popular Party sees the change in La Moncloa and Alberto Núñez
[00:09:06] Feijó in
[00:09:08] Catalonia as imminent.
[00:09:21] The PP leader adds that he will not play along with the
[00:09:24] separatists as Pedro Sánchez has done, Xavier
[00:09:27] Caraltó, TV3, Badalona.
[00:09:31] Carles Puigdemont breaks months of silence, again putting his political
[00:09:35] future on the table in an interview with the Sunday Times. The former president
[00:09:39] assures that if he can return to Catalonia, he will tour the country
[00:09:42] before deciding whether to run in 2 years in the next Catalan
[00:09:46] elections. Carles Puigdemont states that if the
[00:09:50] Spanish judges eventually apply the amnesty law and he can return, the
[00:09:54] first thing he will do is tour the territory. He knows that Catalonia has
[00:09:57] changed during these nine years of exile, but he wants to reconnect with his homeland to
[00:10:00] make decisions.
[00:10:12] immersion, the reality to
[00:10:15] to to touch, to touch again, to feel, to
[00:10:18] smell my country. In July,
[00:10:23] that the amnesty law did not violate European
[00:10:27] law, Puigdemont spoke of a resounding victory, but added that
[00:10:31] now the game was no longer being played in Europe but at the Bernabéu, with the public and
[00:10:35] the referee against them. Two months have passed and Puigdemont is already talking about his
[00:10:39] return plan, perhaps it has to do with the fact that a few days ago Judge Llarena issued
[00:10:42] an interlocutory order declaring the measures against Puigdemont
[00:10:46] reviewable, that is, he did not rule out withdrawing the arrest
[00:10:49] warrant. In this interview, the former president also says that when
[00:10:53] he returns, he would like to.
[00:11:06] on three info we have
[00:11:10] the Pasqual Maragall Foundation, about the challenges of the disease. Maragall,
[00:11:14] however, has also referred to the internal investigation of Esquerra
[00:11:17] Republicana for the posters against her father Pasqual Maragall and her
[00:11:20] brother Ernest. The party, let's remember, has attributed responsibility to two
[00:11:25] former leaders and has apologized to the family.
[00:11:30] the disease and a campaign like this
[00:11:34] that is totally absurd, all it has done is negatively
[00:11:37] affect this aspect. I think that families,
[00:11:40] associations, all the people who have been working for 35, 40 years
[00:11:43] in this area deserved an apology a long
[00:11:47] time ago.
[00:11:48] An inmate at Quatre Camins died
[00:11:55] this morning by suicide, making it seven suicides in Catalan prisons this
[00:11:59] year, and thus, when there are still three months left in the year, the
[00:12:03] figure for all of 2025 is
[00:12:07] exceeded. This inmate did not have the suicide prevention protocol activated, which the
[00:12:10] Department of Justice is already considering revising. It is a protocol that
[00:12:14] allows detecting inmates at risk, activating their monitoring,
[00:12:18] and applying protection measures. The unions demand more resources
[00:12:21] to assist a population with increasingly more mental
[00:12:25] health problems. The expansion of El Prat airport has once again brought thousands of
[00:12:29] people to the streets. The Zeroport platform and more than
[00:12:32] 200 entities have protested in the center of Barcelona against the
[00:12:35] project. A few days after the Spanish government approved almost
[00:12:39] 1.8 billion euros of investments from AENA that allow
[00:12:42] the processing to advance. The demonstrators warn of the environmental
[00:12:46] and territorial impact and demand a natural
[00:12:49] expansion.
[00:12:50] not now, not ever, denouncing that it will greatly affect the
[00:13:03] biodiversity, the Llobregat delta, but also that it will worsen
[00:13:05] tourist overcrowding and the climate crisis, it has brought together
[00:13:09] more than 200 social, ecological and also
[00:13:13] agricultural and scientific organizations.
[00:13:15] We don't want more emissions, we already have a
[00:13:19] quite serious climate change, we must protect our delta in
[00:13:22] any way, we must defend it and one way to defend it
[00:13:26] is to say no to the expansion of El Prat airport, which are
[00:13:29] climate deniers, both the state
[00:13:32] and the Generalitat, because it is inevitable that
[00:13:35] greenhouse gas emissions will increase by more than 40%.
[00:13:39] We know it will be a long process but today we hope it marks the
[00:13:43] first moment of a great protest and frontal rejection because this project will end up
[00:13:46] derailing. What we will do is organize this pressure,
[00:13:50] this public opposition that is growing
[00:13:54] as... polls show and this demonstration
[00:13:57] comes just this week when the state has approved the airport
[00:14:01] regulation document that provides Catalonia for airport
[00:14:04] expansions with almost 1.8 billion
[00:14:07] euros throughout the state out of 13,000. Cory Calero
[00:14:11] López TV3 Barcelona.
[00:14:15] The expansion of El Prat still has many details to be specified. The master plan
[00:14:19] must define how the 500-meter
[00:14:22] and how the La Ricarda and
[00:14:26] El Ramolà areas will be preserved. To analyze what the project implies and what options are on the
[00:14:30] table, we have spoken with an airport infrastructure
[00:14:33] specialist. only 1% of
[00:14:37] aircraft need this length greater than
[00:14:41] 2,660 meters, the rest
[00:14:44] of the aircraft, including the largest ones, the wide-body aircraft
[00:14:48] that are 6% of the
[00:14:50] total, the rest, this 5% of the total can
[00:14:54] use the short runway, transfer
[00:14:58] some, a percentage, not all of the low-cost
[00:15:01] operations to Girona and elsewhere, eh, a series,
[00:15:05] a package of measures, um, there's no need to
[00:15:08] expand so much, mm, perhaps a few
[00:15:12] hundred meters, yes, but there's no need to expand by these 500
[00:15:14] meters,
[00:15:17] and beyond Barcelona, where they have also protested against the expansion of their
[00:15:20] airports, it's in Palma and Ibiza, only this summer there have been almost
[00:15:24] a dozen demonstrations against the current tourism model in
[00:15:28] the Balearic Islands. This afternoon in Palma, Catarina
[00:15:32] Carmany was there. Demonstration against the expansion
[00:15:35] of the airports of the Balearic Islands but also against the
[00:15:38] tourism promotion of the brand's government that is what they demand to stop tourism,
[00:15:41] to stop new air routes,
[00:15:44] to stop the number of private jets that land on
[00:15:48] the islands and also to prohibit night
[00:15:52] flights, AENA plans an investment of a thousand
[00:15:55] million euros over the next four years in the application of these airports and
[00:15:59] in any case this will mean much more
[00:16:03] tourism, more congestion and more destruction of the
[00:16:06] territory.
[00:16:09] Aena lies to us again. In 2019, it lied by saying that it
[00:16:13] would not mean an increase in passengers, and they have gone from
[00:16:16] 29 to 34 million passengers. I ask for some
[00:16:20] respect, that from 11 to 12 there are no planes, not
[00:16:24] even in summer, and well, I would like us to come every 12 minutes, they take off
[00:16:27] a plane and it's difficult as if it were its
[00:16:30] sound.
[00:16:38] Eight extra-grade castles this first Sunday of Santa Tecla
[00:16:42] in Tarragona, among the most outstanding, the 3 of 10 in Fol
[00:16:45] Reimanilles that the Castellers de Vilafranca have once again
[00:16:48] unloaded 10 years later, a high-level
[00:16:51] day just two weeks before the Castells
[00:16:53] competition.
[00:16:56] 10 years later, the festival of the first Sunday of festivities once again sees
[00:16:59] a 10-story castle unloaded, just like in
[00:17:02] 2016, the ones in charge of doing so have been the Castellers de
[00:17:06] Vilafranca who have achieved the best performance of the
[00:17:08] day.
[00:17:12] The Xiquets de Valls group has also managed to crown the four
[00:17:15] of 10 with Folra i Manilles, which they had already loaded for Sant Fèlix, but
[00:17:19] they hadn't raised it at this Tarragona festival for 10 years.
[00:17:22] The Colla Jove de Tarragona has raised
[00:17:26] the 10 floors in the second round with the aim of
[00:17:31] the season, but it remained an attempt when the children were
[00:17:34] climbing. With 15 days left for the great
[00:17:38] Castells competition final, the big question today was whether the teams would go all out
[00:17:42] or save themselves for the Terra Coarena final. Well, the
[00:17:46] numbers say it all, eight castles of maximum difficulty that
[00:17:49] started just as the square opened with the total castle, the
[00:17:53] four of nine net that the Vella planted in the first round.
[00:17:56] Immediately after, the greens also completed a very elaborate three
[00:18:00] of nine with a folder and a needle. The Jove de Tarragona
[00:18:03] also did not lag behind, unloading its fourth
[00:18:07] super cathedral of the season, the
[00:18:10] five of nine with a folder, a shower of extra-grade constructions that
[00:18:13] was completed with a solid five of nine with a folder from Vilafranca
[00:18:17] and with two eight-story pillars, the one crowned by the Vella de Valls and the one from
[00:18:21] Vilafranca who today unloaded all the castles they brought
[00:18:25] to the square, a feat that the Xiquets de Tarragona also
[00:18:29] achieved, who completed the best performance of the season and
[00:18:32] achieved their great goal, the magic triplet.
[00:18:36] They started with a five
[00:18:39] culminating moment arrived in the second round with the three of
[00:18:43] nine, a castle that resisted them and that they unloaded with effort
[00:18:47] and epic, unleashing the euphoria of the mattress makers. Ana Riu
[00:18:50] Sagrera, TV3, Tarragona.
[00:18:54] The Vic Live Music Market closes its 38th edition with
[00:18:57] 170,000 spectators and 1,300 professionals and does so
[00:19:00] with a surprise. Kimi Portet and Manolo García have once again
[00:19:04] shared the stage tonight, although it is not the return of the last. the line, it
[00:19:08] was during Portet's concert that he put an end to
[00:19:13] the performance we were able to
[00:19:14] talk to him,
[00:20:47] turns Barcelona into a meeting point for actors,
[00:20:50] writers and editors these days. Among the novelties presented this weekend
[00:20:54] is "Si fos una civila" by Maria Canelles. We wanted
[00:20:58] to know how the author experiences that moment and how editors value
[00:21:01] the situation of the sector. Next to the Arc de Triomf there is a
[00:21:04] large open-air bookstore of 9,000 square meters.
[00:21:08] It's Catalan Book Week. And this afternoon
[00:21:11] it was full of people. It's the third
[00:21:14] consecutive year that the Catalan Book Week is held on Passeig de
[00:21:17] Lluís. Initially it was supposed to be a provisional
[00:21:21] location, but after the success achieved in recent editions,
[00:21:24] last year with more than 100,000 visitors, publishers and
[00:21:28] booksellers don't want to hear about any change,
[00:21:31] I think no one will move us from here now,
[00:21:35] we really came here for a circumstantial reason that we would
[00:21:39] not have predicted or wanted, but there is a kind of poetic
[00:21:42] justice in the fact of having to abandon the very much of the fuscia,
[00:21:46] we are super good here, it's a party, it's a party, I think
[00:21:48] it is already... absolutely integrated into the idea of the
[00:21:52] Mercè, no, the Mercè, well, there is the correfoc and there is the book week. And
[00:21:56] it is at this fair that we find the novelties of the post-summer
[00:21:59] backlist, such as the novel "Si fos una civila," by Maria
[00:22:03] Canelles, a portrait of the Barcelona cultural sector, at
[00:22:06] times endogamous and self-referential, a world
[00:22:09] where there is also class struggle. The cultural sector in
[00:22:13] Barcelona is a sector that works a lot by names, that works
[00:22:17] a lot, not only by what you do, but by where you come from.
[00:22:20] Where you come from, the starting square is not the same for everyone. Canella speaks
[00:22:24] with knowledge of the cause because she is dedicated to cultural management. Her
[00:22:27] pen draws us characters very aware of the
[00:22:30] image they want to project. They mirror themselves, then, in their
[00:22:33] city, a Barcelona that wants to be discovered
[00:22:36] and looked at. The city also cares about
[00:22:40] what people say about it, what they don't say about it, how it explains itself, how
[00:22:43] it expresses itself. Ignaci Gaia, TV3,
[00:22:46] Barcelona.
[00:22:49] La Casa de l'aigua with... Catalan Speech offers you this space.
[00:30:24] The far right wins another election in eastern Germany in
[00:30:28] Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Chancellor Merkel's party,
[00:30:31] the CDU, takes a beating and could
[00:30:34] be left out of the regional parliament. In Berlin, the radical
[00:30:37] left party, Die Linke,
[00:30:41] victory.
[00:30:44] Landing in Catalonia of Spanish political leaders, Pedro Sánchez and
[00:30:48] Salvador Illa at the Gavà Rose Festival
[00:30:52] front a la dreta i l'extrema dreta. Feijó, des de Badalona diu
[00:30:56] que compte amb Catalunya per fer fora Sánchez.