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[00:00:12] they are human, no, in fact, act 1 says: let's suppose this is a movie, a violent
[00:00:15] explosion of light, a fascinating
[00:00:19] the PSC, Junts and mirror of the past, the dark box that devours the world and recreates it, it says: if this were a movie
[00:00:22] we would be a salamoda and just at this moment the lights would go out, the
[00:00:26] last whispers, the last two pr.
[00:00:30] in the dark, the warmth of the bay, held
[00:00:34] breath, flutter of eyelashes, this magical moment and
[00:00:38] now yes, now the movie
[00:00:41] would begin, as
[00:00:43] the author, the catixa, introduces us
[00:00:47] to this scene
[00:00:50] or this story that ultimately shows that reality
[00:00:54] always surpasses any fiction, not because everything that, that is to say,
[00:00:57] everything that is here, everything is based on fact.
[00:01:09] I lived it, that was already, we can't know exactly how it happened, no, but we can recreate it
[00:01:13] and I invent this movie screen where I tell how I recreate
[00:01:18] but I this story, no, in some way there is that distance also so that readers don't suffer too much because the story is
[00:01:22] hard and yet there are moments of joy, of ironic
[00:01:26] distance, this is what the movie screen allowed me, it allowed me to put that distance.
[00:01:41] evicted, Mari Carmen has spoken from
[00:01:46] matches that Spain has in two weeks. Luis de
[00:02:00] recent days and in general, well, there are people who even tell me, it's an open wound,
[00:02:03] that of the civil war that still exists in some families, no, so there are
[00:02:07] people who come up to me and tell me things about their grandparents and how they suffered
[00:02:11] that, very emotional, really.
[00:02:14] It's Katixa Agirre, internal service, doing the translation
[00:02:18] to Pau Joan Hernández. Thank you for being here today at Mesnit,
[00:02:22] have a great day tomorrow in Lleida and a good trip home, and congratulations for
[00:02:26] recovering the lives of these four
[00:02:29] women. If they had been born in another part of the world, they would now be
[00:04:18] Greetings, the summit convened by the government has ended with a
[00:04:21] commitment to create a working group to specify how to reach 6%
[00:04:25] of GDP in educational investment, but the parties have found a lack of
[00:04:28] concrete measures. calendar and budget and
[00:04:31] the opposition maintains pressure on Counselor Esternia Obó. A meeting that
[00:04:35] has arrived in the midst of a crisis in the educational system with discontent among teachers
[00:04:39] and after the errors detected in the Pisa
[00:04:41] journalists at 4:30 in the tests. That almost all parties in Parliament,
[00:04:45] all except Vox, have attended the
[00:04:48] Simera, is one of the few positive points of the meeting. And this
[00:04:52] is valued by the government, which has managed to form a political table
[00:04:55] to try to reach an educational model that works and has the
[00:04:59] necessary resources. But it is important that all or as many
[00:05:03] political formations as possible, with the greatest social, political and educational community
[00:05:06] consensus, can make decisions to determine what education
[00:05:09] we need and proposes more books, more... fewer screens
[00:05:13] to improve reading comprehension, but a large part of the opposition speaks only of
[00:05:17] a first contact and without agreements. From the outset, Junts views
[00:05:20] Counselor Niubó as an obstacle, while Esquerra and the
[00:05:23] comuns advocate for an agreement despite distrusting the government. It is evident
[00:05:27] that maintaining Counselor Niubó after a request for her
[00:05:31] dismissal with a broad majority in the Parliament of Catalonia makes it difficult
[00:05:35] because she has also lost this connection with the
[00:05:38] educational world. We are convinced that we will succeed from Esquerra
[00:05:42] Republicana. We are fully convinced that the government can lead it? No, the government
[00:05:45] will not be able to lead it, the country must lead it.
[00:05:49] To rescue public education in our country, yes, now,
[00:05:53] to rescue the government and its problems, no. The CUP
[00:05:57] highlights the efforts of teachers. If we have reached this point, it is
[00:06:00] thanks to them having been mobilizing for years,
[00:06:03] putting their bodies and their salaries into these strikes, and the
[00:06:07] PP says that bilingualism would help school
[00:06:10] results. Catalonia is bilingual and therefore ...
[00:06:20] formed by the government, the community of teachers and families that must find
[00:06:23] solutions to everyday problems, so that both paths
[00:06:27] lead to a good conclusion, will be key for the great country agreement
[00:06:30] that some and others
[00:06:33] demand to be fulfilled.
[00:06:51] For the first time since she was
[00:06:54] the hospital. The 87-year-old woman had lived for more than 70 years in the apartment
[00:06:58] from which she was evicted on Wednesday in Madrid, and two days after being
[00:07:01] evicted this Friday, the company that owns the apartment has
[00:07:04] proposed a formula for Mari Carmen to be able to return home.
[00:07:08] The Madrid City Council, however, has rejected the proposal because it considers
[00:07:11] that it does not meet the legal requirements of the municipal housing program,
[00:07:15] which had planned to take her in. The council has now offered its mediation
[00:07:19] service between the property and the woman's representatives. The
[00:07:22] meeting is scheduled for Monday and the city council assures that it maintains its
[00:07:26] willingness to find a
[00:07:27] solution.
[00:07:31] The case of Mari Carmen has once again brought evictions to the center of the debate and has
[00:07:35] accelerated negotiations for the new housing decree. The
[00:07:39] SE is now seeking support from Congress and has on the table the
[00:07:42] proposals from Junts, tax breaks for rent, mortgages, and
[00:07:46] youth savings, and a new feature: suspending evictions when
[00:07:49] the home is owned by a vulture fund. To approve the decree, however, the
[00:07:53] socialists need to gather more
[00:07:55] support.
[00:07:58] The Spanish government is negotiating at full speed a housing decree with Junts to agree
[00:08:01] to prohibit
[00:08:13] evictions from vulture fund flats that
[00:08:15] cannot
[00:08:18] buy housing and that there are tax breaks for
[00:08:21] owners. They assure that the Montcloa is doing well. They are
[00:08:25] studying this royal decree that we have worked on and that
[00:08:29] they see with good eyes, that is the latest news we have. Despite
[00:08:32] the disparity of positions, Sumar extends a hand to Junts so that the
[00:08:36] decree reaches the Council of Ministers this very Tuesday. We will try until
[00:08:39] the end and therefore I believe that we have to treat a dec.
[00:08:44] For this, it will be necessary to define what a vulture fund is, whether it applies to all large
[00:08:48] holders by the number of flats or by their behavior, or if it is limited to investment
[00:08:52] funds. The rest of the partners also want to make their mark. Esquerra
[00:08:56] sets the cap on seasonal and room rents as a red line
[00:08:59] and Podemos demands to prohibit evictions without
[00:09:02] alternative housing without
[00:09:04] exception.
[00:09:42] upon entering the DIF systems, they jumped to Renfe's, on the company's
[00:09:46] website, hackers have been able to access users' personal information
[00:09:49] such as names and email addresses, but not
[00:09:53] information, in principle, about credit cards. Information from
[00:09:56] supplier companies has also been affected
[00:09:59] today.
[00:10:02] Lleida recovers the ban on the Burqa and the Niqab in public spaces. The
[00:10:06] new municipal ordinance has gone ahead with the votes of the PSC,
[00:10:10] Junts and Vox. The text has been thoroughly revised to
[00:10:13] prevent justice from being able to annul the prohibition, as already happened with a
[00:10:17] similar norm in 2010.
[00:10:19] The ordinance approved today by the city council prohibits wearing elements that
[00:10:23] completely cover the face in public buildings and streets,
[00:10:27] whether it be a motorcycle helmet or
[00:10:30] the burqa or the niqab. The
[00:10:34] full veil will be allowed in religious spaces or when
[00:10:37] worn while exercising a fundamental right. The measure has been
[00:10:41] approved with the favorable votes of
[00:10:44] Vox. PP, Esquerra and the Comú de Lleida voted
[00:10:47] against it. In public spaces, everyone must feel free
[00:10:51] and, moreover, must be able to participate in this desire for... people to
[00:10:55] coexist, for people to understand each other, for people to
[00:10:58] participate. It does not prohibit the burqa, but rather allows
[00:11:01] and regulates it. Furthermore, with the approval of this
[00:11:04] ordinance, the same women who wear the same burqas will continue to come to
[00:11:08] Lleida, or even more. We have bought into the
[00:11:12] mental framework of the extreme right, national saviors,
[00:11:14] feminist saviors, invasions, categories
[00:11:18] of people. The ordinance approved today does not mention the
[00:11:21] burqa or the niqab. It does so with the intention that, in case a
[00:11:25] appeal is filed in court against this norm, the Supreme
[00:11:28] Court will not overturn it, as happened with a similar one
[00:11:32] approved in 2010. Three years later, the high
[00:11:36] court interpreted that it violated religious freedom,
[00:11:39] a fundamental right. According to
[00:11:42] experts, now the new ordinance is based on other competencies
[00:11:45] and when we talk about rights, they must be put on a scale and
[00:11:49] in this case what does not prevail is
[00:11:52] religious freedom, that is, above
[00:11:56] all is the maintenance of public order, citizen
[00:11:59] security, and so that coexistence can be effective. The fact that
[00:12:03] civility is a municipal competence can shield the
[00:12:06] norm if it reaches the courts. Alex Oro,
[00:12:10] TV3, Lleida.
[00:12:13] And other municipalities with similar ordinances for more than 15
[00:12:16] years, such as Santa Coloma de Gramenet, Castelló d'Empúries, Mollet del Vallès or
[00:12:20] Cervera. However, they only regulate the Burqa and the Niqab
[00:12:23] inside public buildings. For example, municipal dependencies or schools,
[00:12:27] not the street like Lleida. They also include sanctions, but the majority
[00:12:31] have never imposed them for wearing the Islamic
[00:12:33] veil.
[00:12:37] And a concentration this afternoon in Tavernes de la Valldigna, the País
[00:12:40] Valencià rejects two racist aggressions during the main
[00:12:43] festival. Hundreds of residents have shown support for the victims, a young
[00:12:47] Maghrebi and a Senegalese boy, and their families. The Civil Guard
[00:12:51] continues to investigate the events to identify the aggressors.
[00:13:04] My brother simply tripped over one of them and from there he was
[00:13:08] punched from behind
[00:13:11] and although he ended up with a broken jaw, not everyone
[00:13:14] acts in this way or takes a
[00:13:18] stand. We live in a very beautiful town.
[00:13:20] This will mark a before and after so that
[00:13:24] the...
[00:13:27] The architect Josep's partner is temporarily released
[00:13:30] on bail of 80,000 euros. Belen
[00:13:34] López Granados testified this Friday before the judge in Vielha who is
[00:13:37] investigating her for an alleged crime of homicide. She now has three days
[00:13:41] to pay the bail, and in the meantime she cannot leave
[00:13:44] Spain. Investigated for the death of her
[00:13:48] sentimental partner, Belén López Granados, 64
[00:13:51] years old, arrived at the Vielha courts at 10 in the morning, handcuffed
[00:13:55] and with her head down. After a discreet nine-month investigation by
[00:13:59] the Mossos d'Esquadra, they ordered López Granados'
[00:14:03] arrest at her home in Madrid on Wednesday.
[00:14:06] On Thursday, she was transferred to Lleida, and today she spent the night at the Vielha
[00:14:10] police station. Throughout the morning, the investigated woman had to answer the
[00:14:13] judge what happened in the days before the death of Josep Joan
[00:14:17] Pera. The architect had planned to spend part of his
[00:14:21] Christmas holidays in the apartment they had in this urbanization
[00:14:25] in Vaquèira Beret with his partner. On the
[00:14:28] 24th, they had arranged to have dinner with friends and after dinner
[00:14:31] he didn't feel well. They went to the hospital where he remained under
[00:14:35] observation for a few hours until he was discharged and from Christmas
[00:14:39] Eve nothing was known of the couple until the afternoon of the
[00:14:43] 26th, when after many failed attempts to contact them,
[00:14:46] the architect's nephew went to the apartment, found his
[00:14:50] uncle dead and she answered the questions with
[00:14:54] very strange spirituals that immediately made
[00:14:58] the police suspicious, although neither the investigating judge nor the
[00:15:01] defense lawyers wanted to answer questions from
[00:15:06] afternoon the investigated woman left on provisional release through the back door
[00:15:10] of the courts, she has three days to pay a bail of
[00:15:14] €80,000 if she does not want to go to prison until the
[00:15:17] trial begins. Rosa Talamasta Piñoles, TV3
[00:15:21] Vaqueira.
[00:15:24] The Volkswagen group has issued a recall for 3 million cars worldwide
[00:15:28] due to a defect that can cause problems in the steering mechanism. Most
[00:15:32] of the affected cars worldwide that will have to go to the workshop. These are Volkswagen
[00:15:35] and Audi models, and to a lesser extent, two Seat models,
[00:15:39] the Ateca and the Tarraco, manufactured in the Czech Republic and
[00:15:42] Germany. According to the German authority, it has been detected that under
[00:15:45] certain environmental circumstances and years of contact with
[00:15:49] road salt, the indicated models may have a
[00:15:52] rusted screw. Of the 3 million cars affected by this
[00:15:56] problem, one million were sold in
[00:15:58] Germany.
[00:16:03] This Friday morning at El Prat airport, a Delta Airline flight
[00:16:07] that was on the route between Barcelona and Atlanta had to make an emergency
[00:16:10] landing due to an engine failure shortly after
[00:16:13] taking off. In these images, you can see flames
[00:16:16] coming out of the rear of the left engine of the Airbus
[00:16:20] 330. The plane continued to fly safely with only
[00:16:24] one engine and a few minutes later landed back at El Prat airport.
[00:16:28] Emergency services and firefighters were waiting on the runway,
[00:16:30] who secured the aircraft. Passengers were
[00:16:34] able to disembark without problems. Now it is being investigated
[00:16:38] whether it was an impact with a bird or an internal engine
[00:16:40] problem.
[00:16:49] In France, the image of the day leaves us with the meeting in Paris between Emmanuel Macron and
[00:16:53] Pope Leo XIV. Later, from UNESCO headquarters, the
[00:16:57] pontiff focused on the risks of artificial
[00:17:00] intelligence and warned about its possible interference in
[00:17:04] education, science and culture.
[00:17:08] The last pope to walk the streets of Paris was Joseph Ratzinger in
[00:17:11] 2008. Today, Robert Prevost was met by a city devoted to his
[00:17:15] passage, Parisians and tourists, but the most notable moment was the arrival
[00:17:19] at Notre Dame, restored to celebrate vespers, a moment
[00:17:23] shared only with bishops, cardinals and other members of the French
[00:17:26] church. This is the first visit of a pope to UNESCO
[00:17:30] in 46 years, Leo XIV has tried to answer a
[00:17:33] complex question in these times of artificial intelligence. What is it? attributed
[00:17:54] to computational systems, we struggle to
[00:17:58] recognize the inalienable dignity of human persons,
[00:18:01] whose lives are judged according to the criterion of
[00:18:05] efficiency, and when deemed.
[00:18:37] his French roots, his grandfather was Norman, both
[00:18:41] will not meet again until the last stage of the trip to France on Monday,
[00:18:45] moreover. Isabel Galí, TV3,
[00:18:47] Paris.
[00:18:50] And Trump and Xi Jinping have concluded their meeting in Washington with a
[00:18:53] symbolic visit to the US National Archives where foundational texts such
[00:18:57] as the Declaration of Independence are preserved, an
[00:19:00] image of harmony between the two leaders that contrasts with the few
[00:19:04] concrete agreements of the visit. They have extended the trade truce until January
[00:19:08] and announced new meetings before the end of the year, but no results
[00:19:11] on issues such as AI and security.
[00:19:15] Third and final day of the Chinese leader's visit and silence on
[00:19:19] substantive
[00:19:20] issues.
[00:19:28] Nor is it known whether Trump came to firmly oppose the
[00:19:31] independence of Taiwan, as China has asked him. For now,
[00:19:35] there is no official balance. The
[00:19:37] cordial image at tea time can make us forget for a moment the
[00:19:41] rivalry, the animosity of two powers
[00:19:44] that compete in science, technology and
[00:19:46] armies.
[00:19:53] and we really enjoyed it, and I think we've made
[00:19:57] tremendous strides, we made great strides, very positive
[00:20:00] for both countries. In public, Trump has emphasized
[00:20:04] boasting about his personal relationship with the Chinese leader.
[00:20:33] The White House has rolled out the red carpet, literally and figuratively.
[00:20:37] there is speculation about the announcement of an agreement that Trump says will make American farmers
[00:20:41] happy, but for now, what remains after the
[00:20:45] banquet is an extension until January of the tariff truce,
[00:20:49] visas... for 100,000 American students to China and two
[00:20:53] Panda bears. Also the commitment to continue taking planes
[00:20:56] to see each other two more times before the end of the year,
[00:21:00] in a practical case of the art of
[00:21:16] its season with Verdi's Aida with a stage proposal by the
[00:21:20] Iranian artist Shirin Neshat and begins a new stage with
[00:21:23] Elena Guardans as the first president of the foundation appointed
[00:21:27] by the board of trustees just this Friday. Ivana Piñero
[00:21:30] explains it to us. Elena Guardans has already acted
[00:21:33] as host this evening at the opening of the season
[00:21:37] and has received the authorities as the newly appointed
[00:21:40] president of the Gran Teatre Foundation, replacing
[00:21:44] Salvador Alemany. Guardans knows the institution
[00:21:47] inside out since 2020. She presided over the Board of
[00:21:51] Trustees, responsible for seeking funding
[00:21:55] for an institution that has precisely faced historical
[00:21:58] debt and now faces a five-year mandate with the
[00:22:02] challenge of increasing and strengthening the international projection of the
[00:22:05] Liceu.
[00:22:08] It has been a fantastic job and the first
[00:22:11] thing is to preserve what we have, not to spoil anything that Salvador
[00:22:15] Alemany has already done, but it does allow us to have even more
[00:22:18] ambition for there to be more people, more people from
[00:22:21] Barcelona and from outside Barcelona who feel that the Liceu is
[00:22:25] theirs. The Iranian artist Shirin
[00:22:29] Neshat comes to the Liceu, turning the gaze of Aida, one of Verdi's great
[00:22:33] operas and one of the most monumental and most
[00:22:36] tragic. It is the vision of an Iranian woman critical of war and
[00:22:40] religious
[00:22:40] intolerance.
[00:22:50] us that is invading my country,
[00:22:52] Iran, and and I feel always on
[00:22:56] the edge worrying about my family in
[00:22:59] Iran, and the money I pay for taxes is actually going to
[00:23:03] the military to to kill the people, my
[00:23:05] people.
[00:23:14] Verdi's opera extols Egypt's victory over Ethiopia with three trapped
[00:23:16] characters.
[00:23:20] 'I've intentionally turned the table to
[00:23:23] that this is not just about Ethiopia and
[00:23:26] Egypt, this is as much about the US empire versus
[00:23:30] Iran versus
[00:23:33] the the kind of superpowers that control the
[00:23:35] world.
[00:23:40] The staging is austere with a large dome in the
[00:23:43] center as if it were an Egyptian temple to see the different
[00:23:46] angles of the story, but above all the wall of suffering
[00:23:50] and the pain of the victims, very far from the traditional Aida, that of the great
[00:23:53] pomp and
[00:23:54] celebrations.
[00:23:58] women are complex, they're not just victims, they're also
[00:24:01] fighters, they're also um tragic victims
[00:24:05] of
[00:24:10] society, also with this focus on those who suffer,
[00:24:15] the opera, the triumphal march, becomes a
[00:24:19] 7-minute parade.
[00:24:35] La casa de l'aigua with Gas Pitxi Catalan offers you this space.
[00:30:25] Government and parties agree that 6% of GDP should be allocated to
[00:30:28] education, as stipulated by law, to alleviate the current educational crisis.
[00:30:32] Partners and the opposition, however, have been critical of the government's lack of specifics
[00:30:36] at this Friday's
[00:30:37] summit.
[00:30:40] The owners of Maricarmen's apartment propose a plan to the
[00:30:43] Madrid city council so she can return home, but the
[00:30:47] council rejects it. Meanwhile, the Spanish government and Junts are
[00:30:50] nearing agreement so that on Tuesday the council of ministers can approve the
[00:30:54] decree to prevent evictions like Mari
[00:30:57] Carme's.