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[00:00:24] The far right wins another election in German online
[00:00:28] Amblenburg, Western.
[00:00:40] It wins an
[00:00:41] this Monday is World Alzheimer's Day and on unprecedented victory.
[00:00:45] spoken with Cristina Maragall, president of Landing in Catalonia of Spanish
[00:00:49] political leaders Pedro Sánchez and Salvador Illa at the Gava Rose Festival, they reclaim socialism to confront the right and
[00:00:53] the far right. Feijó from
[00:00:55] in having had to abandon the Badalona says he counts on Catalonia to oust
[00:00:58] Sánchez.
[00:01:04] Carles Puigdemont will tour Catalonia when he can return to decide on
[00:01:08] his political future, he says in the first interview in years in The Sunday
[00:01:12] Times British and published just as the Spanish Justice
[00:01:16] gives signs that it could make the
[00:01:17] amnesty effective.
[00:01:21] Protests in Barcelona, Palma and Ibiza against the expansion of their
[00:01:24] airports. The Spanish government has approved this week the first
[00:01:28] tranches of the N' investment plan until
[00:02:19] mainly sunny and hot day is expected,
[00:02:22] with a slight rise in temperatures compared to this Sunday, although
[00:02:26] during the day it will be hotter, the night will be cool.
[00:02:35] But the slogan was clear, no expansion of Greetings in Germany, Chancellor
[00:02:39] Fredric Merz has received a significant electoral setback in this Sunday's
[00:02:42] regional elections, according to the polls in Mecklenburg
[00:02:46] -Western 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
[00:02:56] been confirmed, the result would be the first time.
[00:03:00] in the history of Germany since the Second World War, that the conservatives would be
[00:03:04] out of a regional parliament. The far-right party for Germany, on the other
[00:03:08] hand, would win as you can see with 38% of the votes,
[00:03:11] practically doubling the previous results.
[00:03:15] And in Berlin, the new headline of the day, the left-wing
[00:03:18] Dielinque has achieved an unprecedented victory. These
[00:03:22] are data that do not hide, however, the CDU's setback in these
[00:03:25] elections with results that Mers himself has described
[00:03:29] as a disaster. However, this afternoon, when the
[00:03:32] polls gave him a minimal entry into parliament, the
[00:03:35] chancellor ruled out resigning, assuring that he would continue at the head of the
[00:03:39] government, Jordi Ragas tells us from Berlin. Just
[00:03:43] after the polls were made public, the chancellor came out and made
[00:03:46] a statement in which he confirmed that he
[00:03:50] remains at the head of the government and at the head
[00:03:54] of the party. The other headline of the day, without a doubt, is
[00:03:58] Alternative for Germany, the... far-right continues to more than
[00:04:01] double its results in both Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
[00:04:05] and Berlin, a progression that seems
[00:04:08] unstoppable. And finally, the results here
[00:04:12] in Berlin, in the capital of Dielinque, where the CDU cedes
[00:04:15] the mayoralty to the radical left-wing
[00:04:18] Dielinque party, with this candidate of Turkish origin,
[00:04:21] this German lawyer of Turkish origin, Ellif Eralp, who has
[00:04:25] made history because, in a way, it is the first time in the history of the
[00:04:29] city of Berlin. that a party that is neither the CDU nor the
[00:04:32] SPD takes the mayoralty, for them it is certainly a
[00:04:36] historic day. And reforms must
[00:04:39] come. Of course,
[00:04:43] the penalty, it was the start of this puts us all in a difficult situation, but we take this
[00:04:46] responsibility. I take this
[00:04:49] responsibility because I want to move our country
[00:04:52] forward. Our shared
[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
[00:05:05] income they have, this shared vision has
[00:05:09] won, my
[00:05:11] coinciding with the ruling of the European dears.
[00:05:14] And more elections in Russia, no, Vladimir Putin's party, Rebelida,
[00:05:18] absolute majority in the Duma, in Parliament, pending
[00:05:21] definitive results that could be known this Monday and with a small
[00:05:25] part of the vote counted, United Russia would win, surpassing
[00:05:29] 57% of the votes in legislative elections marked
[00:05:32] by complaints 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 the
[00:05:42] invasion of Ukraine in a context of war and growing internal
[00:05:46] repression.
[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 workers
[00:06:02] to vote massively, they have been forced to vote massively for
[00:06:06] United Russia, it has also encouraged electronic voting like never before,
[00:06:09] which is easier to manipulate and has put obstacles to paper
[00:06:13] voting and has made life impossible for the representatives of the opposition parties who have not stopped
[00:06:17] denouncing precisely these irregularities from the polling
[00:06:20] stations, previously it had also banned parties and candidates that either
[00:06:24] opposed the war or had gained too much
[00:06:27] popularity, and with all this, precisely, the
[00:06:31] result is 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. has
[00:06:42] suffered 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 various 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 in view of the 2027
[00:07:11] electoral cycle from the origin. Immigration, far-right and country model have
[00:07:14] 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 in a rose festival with all the airs of an election
[00:07:25] pre-campaign, the Spanish president points to Illa's management
[00:07:29] in favor of coexistence as an antidote against the confrontation,
[00:07:32] insult and disloyalty of PP and
[00:07:35] Vox.
[00:08:12] No, Aznar and yes, Sánchez. The
[00:08:16] Socialist Party seeks to instill optimism as the countdown to the elections
[00:08:19] advances and in the midst of a social crisis, that of
[00:08:23] Ceuta, which threaten to destabilize Pedro
[00:08:25] Sánchez. Laura Catalana Senho TV3.
[00:08:28] Gava. The president of the Popular Party, who will make his
[00:08:32] fourth visit to Ceuta since the crisis broke out
[00:08:36] this Monday, has proclaimed that he will protect Spanish
[00:08:38] borders, in an event in Badalona.
[00:09:21] The leader of the PP adds that he will not play along with the
[00:09:24] independentists as Pedro Sánchez has done, Xavier
[00:09:28] Caraltó, TV3, Badalona.
[00:09:31] Carles Puigdemont breaks months of silence and once again puts his political
[00:09:35] future on the table in an interview with The Sunday Times, the former
[00:09:39] president assures that if he can return to Catalonia, he will tour the country. before
[00:09:43] deciding whether to run in 2 years in the next Catalan
[00:09:46] elections. Carles Puigdemont states that if the Spanish
[00:09:50] judges end up applying the amnesty law to him and he can return, the first
[00:09:54] thing he will do is tour the territory. He knows that Catalonia has changed in these nine
[00:09:58] years of exile, but he wants to reconnect with his homeland to make decisions.
[00:10:12] immersion in reality, to
[00:10:15] touch, to touch again, to feel, to
[00:10:19] smell my country, in July,
[00:10:23] Union Court. which said that the amnesty law did not violate European
[00:10:27] law, Puigdemont spoke of a resounding victory, but added that now
[00:10:31] the game would be played in Europe, it would be in the Bernabéu in public and
[00:10:35] the referee against. Two months have passed and Puigdemont is already talking about
[00:10:39] his return plan, perhaps it has to do with the fact that a few days ago Judge Llarena
[00:10:42] issued an order in which he declared the measures against
[00:10:46] Puigdemont 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] TV3 we have
[00:11:10] the Pasqual Maragall Foundation, about the challenges of the disease.
[00:11:13] Maragall, however, also referred to the internal investigation of Esquerra
[00:11:17] Republicana for the posters against her father Pasqual Maragall and her
[00:11:21] brother Ernest. The party, let's remember, has attributed responsibility to...
[00:11:25] two former leaders has apologized to the family.
[00:11:28] we are talking about working against the stigma of the disease
[00:11:31] and a campaign like this, which
[00:11:34] is totally absurd, the only thing it has done is to
[00:11:37] negatively affect this aspect. I believe that the
[00:11:40] families, the associations, all the people
[00:11:43] who have been working on this line for 35, 40 years deserved an apology a long
[00:11:47] time ago.
[00:11:48] A prisoner in Quatre Camins died
[00:11:55] this morning by suicide, with
[00:11:59] this case, there are now seven suicides in Catalan prisons this
[00:12:03] year. And so, with three months still to go until the end of the year, the
[00:12:07] figure for all of 2025 has been surpassed. This inmate did not have the suicide
[00:12:11] prevention protocol activated, which the Department
[00:12:14] revising. It is a protocol that allows detecting inmates at risk,
[00:12:18] activating their follow-up, applying protective measures. The unions demand
[00:12:22] more resources to attend to a population with increasingly more
[00:12:28] El Prat airport has once again brought thousands of people to the streets,
[00:12:32] the Zeroport platform and more than 200 entities have protested
[00:12:35] in the center of Barcelona against the project. A few days after the
[00:12:39] Spanish government approved almost 1,800 million euros
[00:12:43] in AENA investments that allow the processing to advance. The
[00:12:46] demonstrators warn of the environmental and territorial impact and demand
[00:12:49] natural
[00:12:50] expansion.
[00:13:00] the airport, neither now nor ever, denouncing that it will greatly affect
[00:13:03] biodiversity, the Llobregat delta, but also that it will aggravate
[00:13:07] tourist overcrowding and the climate crisis, it has brought together
[00:13:11] more than 200 social environmental organizations and also
[00:13:15] agricultural and scientific ones. We
[00:13:17] don't want more emissions, we already have a climate change that is quite
[00:13:21] serious, we must protect our delta in any way, we must...
[00:13:25] defend it and one way to defend it is to say no to the expansion of El Prat
[00:13:28] airport, which are climate
[00:13:31] deniers, both the state and the Generalitat,
[00:13:34] because it is inevitable that greenhouse gas emissions will
[00:13:37] increase by more than 40%. We know it will be a
[00:13:41] long process, but today we hope that it will mark the first moment of a great protest
[00:13:44] and frontal rejection because this project will end up derailing. What we will
[00:13:48] do is organize this pressure, this public
[00:13:51] opposition that is increasingly larger as... as the
[00:13:55] polls show and this demonstration comes just this
[00:13:58] week when the state has approved the airport regulation
[00:14:01] document that provides Catalonia with
[00:14:04] airport expansions of almost 1,800 million
[00:14:08] euros throughout the state 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 finalized, the master
[00:14:18] plan will have to define how the 500-meter extension of the runway is
[00:14:21] materialized and how the Ricarda
[00:14:25] and Remolar areas are preserved. To
[00:14:29] analyze what the project implies and what options are on the table, we have
[00:14:32] spoken with an airport infrastructure specialist,
[00:14:35] only 1% of aircraft
[00:14:39] need this length greater than 2.60
[00:14:42] m, the rest of aircraft, even the largest
[00:14:46] ones, the wide-body ones that are
[00:14:49] 6% of the total, the rest, this
[00:14:52] 5% of the total can use the short runway,
[00:14:56] centrifuge some percentage, not
[00:14:59] all low-cost operations to Girona and
[00:15:03] other places, a series, a package of measures,
[00:15:07] um, there is no need to expand so much,
[00:15:10] mm, perhaps a hundred meters, yes, but there is no need to expand these 500
[00:15:14] meters.
[00:15:17] And beyond Barcelona, where they have also demonstrated against the expansion of their
[00:15:20] airports, it is in Palma and Ibiza, only this summer almost
[00:15:24] a dozen demonstrations have been called against the current tourism model in
[00:15:28] the Balearic Islands, this afternoon's in Palma was Catarina
[00:15:32] Carmany. Demonstration against the expansion of the
[00:15:35] airports of the Balearic Islands but... Also against the tourism promotion of the
[00:15:39] Marga Proenç government, which is what they demand to stop tourism, to
[00:15:42] stop new air routes, to
[00:15:46] stop the number of private jets landing on the islands
[00:15:49] and also to prohibit early morning
[00:15:52] flights. Aena plans an investment of a thousand million
[00:15:56] euros over the next four years in the application of these airports and in any
[00:15:59] case this will represent much more
[00:16:03] tourism, more congestion and more
[00:16:05] destruction of the territory. The city of Aena,
[00:16:09] is lying to us again, in 2019 it lied to us saying that it would not
[00:16:13] mean an increase in passengers and we have gone from
[00:16:16] 29 to 34 million passengers, I ask for a bit of
[00:16:20] respect so that from 11 to 2 there are no planes neither in winter nor in
[00:16:24] summer and well, I would like you to come every two minutes planes take
[00:16:27] off and it's difficult to reconcile
[00:16:30] that.
[00:27:23] can be a little warmer this Monday, we are already at the end of the astronomical
[00:27:27] summer and today we predict 35 degrees, in fact this Sunday
[00:27:30] we reached 32, 30... three even 34 in Vinebre
[00:27:34] and 32 in the Girona regions, we have drought, there are
[00:27:38] places where it hasn't rained much since May or June and some
[00:27:41] strong storms in August and September have
[00:27:45] stayed away from these areas where the vegetation is drying up,
[00:27:49] even in some parts of Osona, especially in the pre-Pyrenees and
[00:27:54] Lleida, we have some fog, in the last hours
[00:27:58] of yesterday Sunday, well, now it's been 24 hours, the
[00:28:01] truth is that there is some humidity and they can form again, but
[00:28:04] the anticyclone is strong in the British Isles, it pushes a
[00:28:08] little bit of tramontana in the morning towards the coast
[00:28:12] 30-40 per hour will not be strong and in the afternoon the sea breeze, this
[00:28:15] breeze that comes to us from the sea with a little humidity, so
[00:28:18] a little cold in the Pyrenees 7 8 10
[00:28:22] degrees but in some valleys they can drop below 4 degrees
[00:28:26] in inland Catalonia around 15 2 degrees up two degrees
[00:28:30] down on the coast around 20 degrees too. with one degree down,
[00:28:33] a night that can be tropical in some cities, but in
[00:28:36] principle it doesn't have the suffocating heat of full summer, so we can
[00:28:40] sleep quite well, some mist, as we said, even a small bank of fog in the
[00:28:44] Osona region, this little bit of tramontana, both day and night, raises
[00:28:47] the temperature a little, but we will notice it especially during the day, despite some thin clouds in the
[00:28:51] north of the country or some low clouds towards the lower Empordà and La Selva, we will reach
[00:28:55] in many places over 30 or 32 degrees and reaching
[00:28:59] some 34 35 in the regions of
[00:29:02] Girona. eh Pla de l'Estany, Empordà, Gironès, inland La
[00:29:05] Selva also towards Roussillon in the Lleida area
[00:29:09] 35 maximum or perhaps also the Ebro valley. A sunny day,
[00:29:13] calm, there should be no remarkable meteorological phenomenon in the country
[00:29:17] Balance and the islands perhaps some mist, in the center of Mallorca in
[00:29:20] the interior of La Caan. The temperature also rises a little, especially in
[00:29:24] the western strip, reaching these 35 degrees in
[00:29:26] Fraga, but Palma can also reach 30-31
[00:29:30] degrees. Not a trace of rain. Although tomorrow and the day after tomorrow
[00:29:33] there will be a storm in the Black Sea that will head towards
[00:29:37] the Crimea area and can leave very
[00:29:41] important floods in that sector, the
[00:29:43] temperature will drop a little tomorrow, but it will be hot, we don't see rain anywhere,
[00:29:47] some fog in the morning the heat can go up again on Friday.
[00:30:24] The far right wins elections again in German Holland in
[00:30:28] Mecklenburg, Western Pomerania, Chancellor Merkel's party, the
[00:30:32] CDU. takes a beating and could be left
[00:30:35] out of the regional parliament in Berlin, the radical left party
[00:30:38] Dialinque wins an unprecedented
[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, they reclaim socialism to confront
[00:30:52] the right and the far right. Feijó, from Badalona says
[00:30:56] he counts on Catalonia to oust Sánchez.