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[00:01:02] The electoral pre-campaign, the housing camps, and the crisis in Ceuta mark the
[00:01:06] events of October 12, which are celebrated today in
[00:01:11] redone. During the last year, Madrid.
[00:01:17] Sant Andreu will play in the final of The President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, is booed
[00:01:20] upon arriving at the military parade in Madrid. It is one of the last mass events
[00:01:24] before the general elections called for
[00:01:27] November 29.
[00:01:32] Other topics: Moscow ignores
[00:01:36] We are waiting for the details of the ceasefire announced by Donald Trump regarding energy infrastructures in Russia and Ukraine. The
[00:01:40] Kremlin bombs a gas plant in Kharkiv, and the Ukrainian president warns
[00:01:44] that they
[00:01:44] will respond.
[00:01:49] Today marks one year since the floods that affected Moncià and caused
[00:01:53] severe flooding, damage, and
[00:01:56] serious impacts in several municipalities. Residents still suffer
[00:01:59] the... of an episode that marked the
[00:02:01] region.
[00:02:06] The roar of the stag draws hundreds of visitors to the
[00:02:10] Pyrenees these days, who observe this spectacle of
[00:02:12] nature. In the middle of the
[00:02:15] both emotional and rutting season, males roar to mark territory and attract the
[00:02:18] females.
[00:02:58] north of the Pyrenees, in the regions of... Girona and Barcelona, and low fog
[00:03:01] in Central Catalonia. The
[00:03:04] temperature will once again be between
[00:03:07] 22 and 27 degrees.
[00:03:08] facility in the French
[00:03:18] Greetings, good morning, at this hour, we are watching the events in Madrid for the
[00:03:22] celebration of this October 12, Hispanic Day. Much marked by the
[00:03:26] electoral pre-campaign, also by the visit tomorrow of the King and Queen of Spain to Ceuta.
[00:03:30] Right now, the parade continues with 4,380
[00:03:34] military personnel and members of the security forces and with more than fifty
[00:03:38] aircraft. King Felipe and Queen Letizia preside over the
[00:03:41] events, accompanied by Princess Leonor and Infanta
[00:03:45] Sofía. Pedro Sánchez is also there with some of his ministers,
[00:03:48] not all. Today we will also have to be very attentive to the Royal Palace where
[00:03:52] the Kings will host a reception for the entire political and judicial leadership, as well as
[00:03:56] prominent figures from civil society. We will need to be very attentive to the
[00:04:00] interactions, for example, between Pedro Sánchez and Alberto Núñez Feijóo,
[00:04:03] also with the President of the Supreme Court or the President of the Constitutional Court.
[00:04:23] Well, the President of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, has been received with whistles
[00:04:26] and shouts by part of the public when he arrived at the parade. This October
[00:04:30] 12, coinciding with the electoral pre-campaign, Sánchez has been greeting the
[00:04:34] authorities present, among whom are the President of the
[00:04:37] Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, the Mayor of the Spanish
[00:04:41] Capital, José Luis Martínez Almeida, and Sánchez
[00:04:44] has also followed the parade afterwards from the main stand,
[00:04:47] accompanied by the President of the Constitutional Court, Cándido
[00:04:51] Conde-Pumpido, and also by the Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande
[00:04:55] Marlaska.
[00:05:01] Among the leaders present at the event is the acting Minister of Industry,
[00:05:05] the Catalan Jordi Areu. Also present is the
[00:05:08] President of the Generalitat, Salvador Illa, in an attitude
[00:05:12] of conversation, as you can see, with the leader of the Madrid Socialist Party,
[00:05:16] Óscar López. Other ministers of the coalition government, such as Ernesto
[00:05:19] Ortasun, Teresa Rodríguez, Carlos Cuerpo
[00:05:23] or Yolanda Díaz, have also attended the
[00:05:25] event.
[00:05:30] In parallel, President Salvador Illa, whom we now see attending the
[00:05:33] parade, has published a message on the X network, stating that against those
[00:05:37] who only want one Spain for themselves, Catalonia
[00:05:40] will always be there to defend a plural Spain, a country for
[00:05:44] everyone
[00:05:45] and with everyone.
[00:05:53] Today there are also demonstrations in Barcelona due to this October
[00:05:56] 12. Several entities have called for a march in Catalonia with
[00:06:00] Ceuta, in which the attendance of PP leaders
[00:06:04] is expected. At this time we are going live there, we have our colleague Miquel
[00:06:07] Sabe. Miquel, good morning, how are you? What is the situation there at this
[00:06:11] hour?
[00:06:15] Well, at this hour, hundreds of people are walking down Passeig de
[00:06:18] Gràcia with chants in defense of the Unity of Spain, especially against the
[00:06:22] Spanish government, and with insults to Pedro Sánchez. They have set off from La
[00:06:26] Pedrera and are heading towards the Gran Vía de les Corts Catalanes. Let's remember that this year the
[00:06:29] October 12 demonstration cannot end, as is customary, in
[00:06:33] Plaça Catalunya because there are campers defending the right to
[00:06:37] housing. We are seeing many Spanish flags, but especially this year
[00:06:40] many Ceuta flags, and the organizing entities want to focus
[00:06:44] especially on what is happening in the autonomous city. They continue
[00:06:48] to speak of invasion, they deny that there is
[00:06:51] a humanitarian crisis, and so right now this is what these
[00:06:55] organizing entities want to focus on. We said that there are leaders of the
[00:06:58] Popular Party at this mobilization, also from Vox, who, by
[00:07:01] the way, the far-right party has held its own pre-campaign
[00:07:04] event, and then different sympathizers have also joined
[00:07:08] this protest. We see different banners also...
[00:07:12] in the background of the image we also see a small group
[00:07:16] of the ultra-nationalist Nucleo group. Therefore,
[00:07:19] different sensibilities in this demonstration, although
[00:07:22] the vast majority of demonstrators understand that they have come in defense of the unity
[00:07:26] of Spain. Before this protest began
[00:07:29] to march, we could hear the Popular Party's daily
[00:07:32] message for this day, this October
[00:07:35] 12.
[00:07:42] the walls, division, the
[00:07:45] polarization, recovering the idea of two irreconcilable
[00:07:48] Spains and now a change will come, a
[00:07:52] change that will serve to reunite Spaniards.
[00:08:08] And Vox has also wanted to mark its own profile in the commemoration of October 12
[00:08:11] in an act that it held this morning in Barcelona. In a clearly
[00:08:15] pre-electoral atmosphere, the Secretary General of the far-right party, Ignacio Garriga, delivered a
[00:08:18] speech against immigration, which he blamed for being a
[00:08:22] threat, he said, against Catalan identity. Vox aspires to occupy
[00:08:26] the electoral space of Catalan Alliance, which will not run in the general elections
[00:08:29] on next November 29.
[00:08:31] To reconquer
[00:08:34] what for many centuries some defended,
[00:08:38] resisting against the Muslim invasion. To defend Catalan
[00:08:42] identity, to defend a way of life, to defend a way of
[00:08:45] relating to each other, to defend the right to be able to go out into our streets
[00:08:49] safely.
[00:08:51] Still in Barcelona, a hundred people
[00:08:54] called by the Anti-Fascist Coordinator of Barcelona are marching towards Plaça
[00:08:58] Catalunya to support the dozens of
[00:09:01] people who are still camping there, precisely protesting the
[00:09:05] housing crisis. Let's go live there. Clara Pamies, good morning,
[00:09:09] where is it now? Well, the concentration, the demonstration
[00:09:16] right now is located on one of the corners of Plaça
[00:09:20] Catalunya, outside this camp for the right to housing,
[00:09:23] a demonstration that started at a quarter to eleven this morning from Plaça
[00:09:27] Orquinaonen, and then there were approximately a hundred
[00:09:31] people, but now, as you can see, there are many more. They have come,
[00:09:34] as you said, here to the camp that has been here for two
[00:09:38] weeks in favor of the right to housing here in Plaça Catalunya. They have gathered
[00:09:41] for a while inside this enclosure that they have organized and
[00:09:45] which is practically closed, where journalists can hardly
[00:09:49] access, and now, as you can see, they are here outside, on this corner
[00:09:52] of Plaça Catalunya, next to Passeig de Gràcia, where, as we
[00:09:56] heard a while ago, there is the counter-demonstration, the demonstration
[00:09:59] in favor of October 12, and what these demonstrators are saying is precisely that
[00:10:02] they are against this demonstration because, they say, it is a
[00:10:06] fascist demonstration. Very well, Clara, thank you very much,
[00:10:10] feixistes.
[00:10:14] from the outskirts of Plaça Catalunya, we will continue to monitor this
[00:10:18] mobilization as well, all against the
[00:10:21] backdrop of the electoral race. In recent hours,
[00:10:23] Esquerra has made their collaboration agreement official for the
[00:10:27] 29N, which is an understanding that has allowed Gabriel Rufián to
[00:10:31] repeat as the Republicans' top candidate. The agreement implies that
[00:10:34] Podemos will not run in Catalonia and will support Esquerra's
[00:10:38] lists. And Gabriel Rufián will collaborate in Podemos's
[00:10:40] campaign and we will be able to see them hold joint
[00:10:44] rallies. The broad front, several voices had been trying
[00:10:47] for days to persuade Rufián to join, but finally,
[00:10:51] he chose Esquerra. We address international news, the
[00:11:03] Kremlin ignores the ceasefire announcement made yesterday by the US president regarding
[00:11:07] energy infrastructures in Russia and Ukraine. This morning, Moscow
[00:11:11] bombed a gas plant in Kharkiv in the northeast of the country.
[00:11:14] Ukrainian authorities report Russian attacks with artillery and drones that have left
[00:11:18] several districts of the region without electricity. Also in
[00:11:22] Kharkiv, another Russian missile
[00:11:25] hit a supermarket and killed three people. Volodymyr
[00:11:29] Zelensky has expressed his willingness to stop attacks against Russian refineries,
[00:11:33] but warns that Moscow has already shown that it does not want
[00:11:37] this truce.
[00:11:40] I agree if they agree, but at
[00:11:44] midnight a Russian has struck a gas
[00:11:48] production facility in Ukraine. This is
[00:11:51] Putin's answer to Trump. Russian
[00:11:55] attacks, but we are
[00:11:57] waiting.
[00:12:01] the conversation between the
[00:12:02] Americans.
[00:12:06] Zelensky made these statements this morning from the conference
[00:12:10] on European security that is being held today and tomorrow in Warsaw and
[00:12:14] is attended by several heads of state and government from the European Union and NATO officials with
[00:12:17] the aim of debating what military capacity Europe has to face
[00:12:21] possible attacks from Russia. The meeting,
[00:12:25] inaugurated by the Prime Minister of Poland, Donald Tusk, the day after the
[00:12:29] police warned of a possible plan to attack the
[00:12:32] leader and also his defense
[00:12:34] minister.
[00:12:39] And we continue to be very attentive to Saudi Arabia, where Riyadh International Airport
[00:12:43] continues to be the target of Houthi attacks. A new bombing
[00:12:47] this Sunday left one dead and 11 injured, but the most serious attack was
[00:12:50] on Saturday with 13 dead and more than 300
[00:12:54] injured. Recorded images, these that you see from the security
[00:12:57] cameras inside the airport, show the moment of the
[00:13:00] explosions. The Houthi rebels, allies of Iran, have claimed
[00:13:04] responsibility for the offensive. The United States has asked its airlines to
[00:13:08] take extreme precautions when flying to Saudi Arabia, if they can
[00:13:11] overfly. In parallel, Saudi Arabia and Iran have
[00:13:15] held contacts to try to reduce
[00:13:17] tensions.
[00:13:23] More questions: Pope Leo XIV has announced that he will have to undergo surgery for a
[00:13:27] nodule in his lung that has been detected at a very
[00:13:30] early stage. The 71-year-old pontiff has already told the faithful
[00:13:34] in St. Peter's Square that the nodule is well
[00:13:38] localized and that doctors have considered it appropriate to remove it. While
[00:13:42] waiting to be operated on in the coming days, Leo XIV maintains his
[00:13:45] official
[00:13:46] agenda for today.
[00:13:52] And a piece of news we learned very recently. Two renowned American
[00:13:56] professors have won the Nobel Prize in Economics 2026.
[00:14:00] The Swedish Academy has decided to award the prize to Michael Woodford and
[00:14:03] Robert Hall for their contributions and analysis of how public
[00:14:07] policies can help to stabilize the economy.
[00:14:10] Woodford, in fact, has stood out for thoroughly studying the monetary
[00:14:14] policy of central banks and interest rates, and how they affect economic
[00:14:17] activity. And for his part, Hall is a specialist in determining
[00:14:21] economic fluctuations and their impact on productivity.
[00:14:35] The Mossos are investigating the death of a man in Nou Barris this morning. The
[00:14:39] victim was found wounded in the street by a bladed weapon. Despite the
[00:14:43] resuscitation maneuvers by the emergency services, nothing could be done to
[00:14:46] save his life. According to the police, the aggression was allegedly
[00:14:50] committed by a group of people and there had been a previous
[00:14:53] fight.
[00:14:59] It's been a year since storm Alice affected Moncià and froze it. The
[00:15:03] floods caused severe damage to homes, roads,
[00:15:06] crops, and infrastructure. Despite the passage of time, the effects of the
[00:15:10] storm continue, and there is still a lot of work to
[00:15:13] do.
[00:15:16] One year after the passage of the Dana Alis, La Ràpita still has its main
[00:15:19] access closed. The old bridge, damaged by the ravine, had to be demolished, and it will take a few months
[00:15:23] to finish the new one. It has been a inconvenience for all the
[00:15:26] neighbors, for people to pass
[00:15:30] through here, with children, schools,
[00:15:33] cars for businesses. It is an
[00:15:36] inconvenience, but
[00:15:41] want to be resolved as soon as possible. The City Council
[00:15:44] believes that the actions carried out in the ravines have minimized the effects of
[00:15:48] the last rains. However, the main work to protect
[00:15:52] the lower part of the town remains. Here there will be a work that will be for storm drains,
[00:15:56] all underground with a 7-meter drop, and when we get here, we will
[00:16:00] divert towards the sea, which will be an open channel, which will
[00:16:03] mean that it will reach a base of elimination that will involve
[00:16:07] leaving all the water that goes into the port. In Godall, very
[00:16:11] affected by the floods a year ago, there are still consequences such as the damage to
[00:16:15] the town hall, which has had to be relocated. The affected
[00:16:18] people have not yet received the promised aid. Some buildings
[00:16:21] damaged by the water are still being demolished. 50
[00:16:25] affected families were evacuated, everything was done, and a year later we still
[00:16:28] have no response as to whether there will be aid or not.
[00:16:32] It's raining on wet ground and the floods. 10 days ago, they again left
[00:16:36] the town without drinking water and even without electricity
[00:16:40] for 40 hours. Again, roads and agricultural
[00:16:43] farms in Moncià and Vallebre have been destroyed, which had been repaired and now need to be
[00:16:49] actions have been carried out in a dozen ravines, but the last rains
[00:16:53] have again filled some channels with gravel and sediments. Town halls
[00:16:57] and farmers demand new cleanups to better
[00:17:00] channel the water in case of more storms. Victor Sorrives TV3
[00:17:04] La Galera. The natural park of the High Pyrenees, the
[00:17:10] Boumort hunting reserve or Querol, are some of the places
[00:17:13] where these days you can hear and perhaps even observe
[00:17:17] the deer rut. A few days before the season ends, hundreds
[00:17:21] of people accompanied by guides and environmental educators have been able to
[00:17:24] enjoy this mating phenomenon at authorized
[00:17:28] observation points. Coinciding with the rutting season, males emit
[00:17:32] roars to mark territory, deter rivals and attract
[00:17:35] females. They also display their antlers to mark
[00:17:39] superiority.
[00:17:41] They are a danger to deer. At the beginning, there
[00:17:44] are few males who are the ones who start to bellow, they join with those who bellow later
[00:17:48] and in the end only those who bellow later remain. The grace is a bit
[00:17:52] to try to see the animal without it knowing that we are there.
[00:17:56] You can't always see it because well, wildlife lives
[00:17:59] its own life and there will be days when you will find it, there will be days when not, but
[00:18:03] we are always here with energy trying. trying to find
[00:18:06] it and if not, talking about
[00:18:09] it.
[00:18:17] In Paris, firefighters continue to work to secure the structure of the Marché des
[00:18:21] Enfants Rouges, the oldest covered market in the French capital, after
[00:18:25] a spectacular fire broke out there this morning. From
[00:18:28] different points of the city, a thick column of white smoke could be
[00:18:33] building. The fire is now under control. Municipal
[00:18:37] authorities have reported that the market has been completely
[00:18:40] destroyed. For now, the causes of the fire in this historic
[00:18:46] city
[00:18:46] are unknown.
[00:18:53] In the Pacific Ocean, Hurricane Roslyn has changed course and could continue to affect the
[00:18:57] west coast of Mexico throughout the day. The torrential rains and strong
[00:19:01] waves have caused the first floods in several areas of the country and have
[00:19:04] forced airports to close. Given the situation, Mexican President Claudia
[00:19:08] Sheinbaum has ordered evacuations and has asked the population to take refuge in safe
[00:19:12] places. Winds of between 120 and 140
[00:19:16] km per hour are expected, with waves of 7 or 9 meters
[00:19:19] high.
[00:19:27] Meanwhile, in Florida, United States, Hurricane Isaias has left a
[00:19:31] toll of four dead and more than 600,000 people without
[00:19:34] electricity. The cyclone made landfall on Friday night, with
[00:19:38] sustained winds of up to 165
[00:19:40] km per hour. As the hours passed, it lost strength, leaving numerous
[00:19:44] damages, with flooded houses, overturned trucks,
[00:19:48] damaged gas stations, and roofs torn off by the wind. It is the first
[00:19:51] hurricane of this season in the Atlantic.
[00:28:19] the weather continues to be calm, quiet and it will continue like this in the
[00:28:23] afternoon, which does not mean with radiant sun everywhere,
[00:28:27] because in fact the north is from Catalonia and we expect
[00:28:30] intervals of clouds. Also in some sectors of the Pyrenees
[00:28:34] and the further west and further south, the more
[00:28:37] dominant the sun. The temperature this afternoon
[00:28:41] is stable, a little higher in the whole country
[00:28:45] and the wind tends, will tend to
[00:28:49] be weaker. For tomorrow morning,
[00:28:53] uh, probably, sunnier weather, it will correspond to
[00:28:56] the Pyrenees and some points to the west, the rest
[00:29:00] intervals of low clouds, banks of fog,
[00:29:03] mist that in the afternoon would be less
[00:29:06] numerous, with more sun, remaining intervals of clouds
[00:29:10] in some central areas of the country and with
[00:29:13] stable temperature regarding the
[00:29:16] minimums, while regarding the maximums
[00:29:20] they will be similar to
[00:29:23] today's, therefore, rather warm at noon
[00:29:27] and above what is usual, intervals of
[00:29:30] clouds in the Balearic Islands
[00:29:32] are more numerous, in the early hours, they will decrease,
[00:29:36] by tomorrow more sun in all
[00:29:40] territories, the temperature, well, it will not
[00:29:43] vary much, with evident contrast between day
[00:29:47] and night, for later days,
[00:29:50] calm weather could become unstable from
[00:29:52] the weekend, but we would have to
[00:29:56] monitor it.
[00:29:58] The electoral pre-campaign, the housing camps and the crisis in Ceuta mark
[00:30:33] La precampanya electoral, les acampades per l'habitatge la crisi a ceuta marquen
[00:30:37] the acts of October 12 that are celebrated today in
[00:30:39] Madrid.
[00:30:44] The president of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, was met with boos upon
[00:30:47] arriving at the traditional military parade on Hispanic Day.
[00:30:51] It is one of the last mass events before the general elections on
[00:30:54] 29N.
[00:30:59] Let's see.