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[00:00:02] The Houthi rebels, allies of
[00:00:16] maintained contacts with a view to
[00:00:33] that we already have on The pre-election campaign, the housing protests, and the crisis
[00:00:36] mark the events of October 12, which
[00:00:39] are being held today in
[00:00:40] Madrid.
[00:00:48] The President of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, is met with boos
[00:00:51] upon arriving at the traditional military parade for Hispanic Day.
[00:00:55] It is one of the last mass events before the
[00:00:58] general elections on November 29.
[00:01:01] novembre.
[00:01:06] In Barcelona, the October 12 demonstrations highlighted the precarious situation in the presence of leaders from
[00:01:09] PP and Vox. An anti-fascist
[00:01:14] Catalan dates of demonstration of the opposite sentiment converged with the housing activists in Plaça de
[00:01:19] very harsh speech against Catalunya.
[00:01:24] and physiotherapy center, comprehensive care for Moscow ignores the ceasefire announced by Donald Trump regarding energy infrastructures in Russia and
[00:01:27] Ukraine. The Kremlin bombed a gas pipeline in
[00:01:31] Kharkiv, and the Ukrainian president warns that they
[00:01:34] but well, it's something that will respond.
[00:02:49] celebration of October 12, Hispanic Day, as usual, has
[00:02:52] started with the military parade, this year with
[00:02:55] 4,380 military personnel and members of the
[00:02:59] security forces. And more than fifty aircraft as well.
[00:03:02] King Felipe and Queen Letizia have presided over the events, accompanied by Princess
[00:03:06] Leonor and also Infanta Sofia. Many eyes are on
[00:03:09] the attendance today, but also on the political
[00:03:12] absences. We will hear all about it from Madrid,
[00:03:14] Albagil.
[00:03:17] A parade that did not deviate from the script, we saw hundreds of
[00:03:20] land and air units pass by, and one of the highlights was
[00:03:24] the raising of this enormous flag carried by a paratrooper. All
[00:03:28] this under the presidency of the monarchs, the kings
[00:03:31] who celebrate this Hispanic Day on the eve of a
[00:03:34] historic and unprecedented journey they will undertake starting tomorrow to the autonomous
[00:03:38] cities of Ceuta and Melilla in the midst of a
[00:03:41] migratory crisis. However, what has overshadowed today's
[00:03:45] parade is the political tension due to the pre-election climate of this
[00:03:48] early election. Not to mention, Sánchez was heckled with insults upon his arrival on this day when
[00:03:52] details often speak very
[00:03:56] loudly. For example, we also saw him in a rather uncomfortable situation as he
[00:04:00] met in a small committee with the mayor of Madrid, with the mayor, and with the president of
[00:04:04] the community, Isabel Díaz Ayuso. More names include the president of
[00:04:07] the Generalitat, Salvador Illa, whom we saw speaking, for example, with the
[00:04:11] president of Ceuta or Santiago
[00:04:14] We are waiting for the details of Abascal, the leader of Vox, who once again skipped the event and therefore avoided the photo
[00:04:18] with the leader of the opposition,
[00:04:21] morning. From different points of Alberto Núñez Feijóo. Most of the ministers from Sumar are also not present, in the midst of
[00:04:23] negotiations to create the
[00:04:27] electoral list for this 29th. Now, the attention
[00:04:30] shifts a few meters away to the Royal Palace.
[00:04:33] That is where the official reception is held, and it is also
[00:04:37] where more news or more headlines could emerge, for example, about the amnesty, because it is also
[00:04:40] where journalists can
[00:04:44] speak off-microphone with politicians and
[00:04:46] officials.
[00:04:49] And President Salvador Illa, who, as we said, attended the parade, has also
[00:04:53] published a message on the X network, saying that against those who only
[00:04:57] want a Spain for themselves, Catalonia will always be there to defend a
[00:05:01] plural Spain. He said a country for all and with
[00:05:03] all.
[00:05:09] We are also very attentive to the mobilizations taking place in the city of
[00:05:13] Barcelona on the occasion of this October 12th, especially
[00:05:16] those around Passeig de Gràcia where several entities have
[00:05:20] called a march under the slogan Catalonia with Ceuta. When
[00:05:24] 5 minutes past 12:30, we return live.
[00:05:27] Miquel Sabe, hello again, how is the mobilization
[00:05:31] evolving there?
[00:05:35] 1,700 people, according to the urban guard, participated in
[00:05:38] this demonstration that started at 12 noon in front of La Pedrera.
[00:05:42] It went down Passeig de Gràcia amidst chants in favor of the Unity of Spain and
[00:05:46] against the Spanish government of Pedro Sánchez. It ended here where we are
[00:05:50] at the intersection with Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes. Once here, the
[00:05:53] anthem of Ceuta was played, speeches were made, and a resident of the
[00:05:57] autonomous city explained how bad the residents have been having it since the massive
[00:06:01] influx occurred last July 30th. And it is that this year,
[00:06:05] on this October 12th, the organizing entities have wanted
[00:06:08] to focus precisely on what is happening in Ceuta.
[00:06:12] They continue to speak of invasion, denying the humanitarian crisis.
[00:06:16] Leaders from the Popular Party and Vox have participated in this mobilization,
[00:06:19] but the far-right party has wanted to mark its own profile and before
[00:06:23] this march began, they held another pre-campaign event
[00:06:27] in Plaça del Rei, where they gave a
[00:06:31] immigration. Here, this demonstration, fortunately, we must say
[00:06:35] that it took place in a peaceful atmosphere, without incidents, yes,
[00:06:38] with a clearly pre-election atmosphere.
[00:06:44] We have been in Spain for 8 years, during which walls,
[00:06:47] division, polarization have been fostered,
[00:06:50] recovering the idea of two irreconcilable Spains,
[00:06:53] and now a change is coming, a change that will serve to
[00:06:56] unite Spaniards
[00:06:59] again.
[00:07:02] Vox, for its part, wanted to make its own mark on the commemoration of October
[00:07:05] 12th in an event held this morning in Barcelona. In a clearly
[00:07:09] pre-election atmosphere, the general secretary of the far-right party. Ignacio Garriga gave
[00:07:13] a very harsh speech against immigration, which he described
[00:07:16] as a threat to Catalan identity. He seeks,
[00:07:19] let's remember, to occupy the electoral space of Aliança Catalana, which will not
[00:07:22] run in the general elections on November
[00:07:25] 29th.
[00:07:28] To reconquer what for many centuries
[00:07:31] some defended, resisting against the Muslim
[00:07:35] invasion, defending Catalan identity, defending a
[00:07:38] way of life, defending a way of relating, defending the right to be
[00:07:42] able to walk our streets
[00:07:44] safely.
[00:07:47] And still in Barcelona, more than a hundred people called by the anti-fascist
[00:07:50] coordinator of the city have gathered in Plaça Catalunya in
[00:07:54] protest against today's demonstration on the occasion of the 12th, or
[00:07:57] they have marched from Plaça Urquinaona to join and support the dozens of
[00:08:01] people who have been camping for two weeks
[00:08:04] in protest against the housing
[00:08:05] crisis.
[00:08:09] We are here to defend our home, which is the camp, and with
[00:08:12] it, we gather here to protest against
[00:08:15] Catalan and Spanish fascism, all international
[00:08:19] fascism as well,
[00:08:21] to support anti-racist and anti-colonial
[00:08:23] movements.
[00:08:26] All this with the backdrop of the election race. In fact, in recent hours, Esquerra
[00:08:30] and Podemos have made official a collaboration agreement for November
[00:08:33] 29th, an agreement that makes it easier for Gabriel Rufián
[00:08:37] to repeat as head of the list for the Republicans. The agreement implies that
[00:08:40] Podemos will not run in Catalonia and
[00:08:42] will support the Esquerra lists, and Gabriel Rufián will collaborate in the
[00:08:46] Podemos campaign. We will be able to see him at joint rallies. The
[00:08:50] broad front, various voices, had been trying for days to persuade Rufián to join,
[00:08:53] but finally, he chose Esquerra.
[00:09:05] As for the CUP, the militancy ratified the decision of the leadership not to present
[00:09:09] a candidacy for the general elections with 69% of the votes.
[00:09:12] They believe that now it is necessary to prioritize mobilizations in the streets. In
[00:09:15] 2019, the CUP obtained two deputies in Congress, but in
[00:09:18] 2023 they did not achieve representation.
[00:09:31] They will not pass! They will not pass! We will save the
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[00:13:46] the ceasefire announced yesterday by the US president regarding energy
[00:13:50] infrastructure in Russia and Ukraine. This morning, Moscow bombed a
[00:13:53] gas plant in Kharkiv, in the northeast of the country. Ukrainian
[00:13:57] authorities report Russian artillery and drone attacks that have
[00:14:00] left several districts of the region without electricity. Also in
[00:14:04] Kharkiv, another Russian missile hit a supermarket, killing three
[00:14:08] people. Volodymyr Zelensky has shown himself willing to stop
[00:14:11] attacks against Russian refineries, but warns that Moscow has already
[00:14:15] shown that it does not want this
[00:14:17] truce. We agree, if
[00:14:21] they agree.
[00:14:25] The struggle at a gas production facility in
[00:14:28] Ukraine. This is Putin's answer to
[00:14:31] Trump. Russian attacks,
[00:14:35] but we are waiting.
[00:14:39] the conversation between the Americans and the
[00:14:42] Russians.
[00:14:46] Zelensky made these statements this morning from the European Security Conference
[00:14:49] being held today and tomorrow in Warsaw, and attended by
[00:14:53] several heads of state and government.
[00:15:00] Europe to face attacks from Russia. The
[00:15:04] meeting was opened by the Prime Minister of Poland, Donald Tusk, the day after the
[00:15:07] police warned of a possible plot to assassinate
[00:15:10] the leader and his defense
[00:15:13] minister.
[00:15:18] And in Saudi Arabia, the International Airport in Riyadh continues to be a target
[00:15:22] of Houthi attacks. A new bombing this Sunday left one dead and
[00:15:25] 16 injured, but the largest attack was on Saturday with 13
[00:15:29] dead and more than 300 injured. The images
[00:15:32] recorded on Saturday by the security cameras inside the airport
[00:15:36] show the moment of the explosions.
[00:15:39] Iran, have claimed responsibility for the offensive. The United States has
[00:15:43] asked its airlines to exercise extreme caution when flying to Saudi
[00:15:47] Arabia or overflying the country. In parallel,
[00:15:50] Saudi Arabia and Iran have reducing
[00:15:54] tensions.
[00:16:04] The Mossos are investigating the death of a man in Nou Barris. This
[00:16:07] victim was found injured in the street by a bladed weapon. Despite the resuscitation
[00:16:11] maneuvers by emergency services, nothing could be done
[00:16:14] to save his life. According to the police, the aggression was
[00:16:18] committed by a group of people and there had been a fight
[00:16:22] beforehand.
[00:16:28] Changing the subject: It has been a year since storm Alice affected Montsià and
[00:16:32] Baix Ebre. The floods caused severe damage to homes,
[00:16:35] roads, crops,
[00:16:37] and infrastructure. Despite all this time that has passed, the effects
[00:16:41] of the storm continue and there is still much work to
[00:16:45] be done. A year after the passage of the DANA
[00:16:48] Alis, La Ràpita still has its main access closed. The old
[00:16:52] bridge, damaged by the ravine, had to be demolished, and there are a few months left to
[00:16:56] finish the new one. It has been an inconvenience for all the
[00:16:59] neighbors, for people to pass
[00:17:02] here, children, kids,
[00:17:04] schools, cars. businesses.
[00:17:08] It's an inconvenience,
[00:17:12] we want to be resolved as soon as possible. The city council
[00:17:16] believes that the actions carried out in the ravines have minimized the effects of the
[00:17:19] latest rains. However, the main work to protect the lower part
[00:17:23] of the town remains. Here goes a work that will be for storm drains,
[00:17:27] all underground with a 7-meter slope, and when we get here,
[00:17:31] we divert towards the sea, which will be an open channel that what
[00:17:34] we will do is that it will reach a drainage base that will
[00:17:38] involve leaving all the water that goes into the port. In Godall,
[00:17:42] badly affected by the floods a year ago, there are still consequences such as the damage to
[00:17:46] the town hall, which has had to relocate. The affected
[00:17:49] families have not yet received the promised aid. Some buildings
[00:17:52] damaged by the water are still being demolished.
[00:17:56] 50 affected families were assessed, everything was done,
[00:17:59] and a year later we still have no
[00:18:02] answer as to whether there will be aid or not.
[00:18:06] Soaked and the floods of 10 days ago have once again
[00:18:09] left the town without drinking water and even without electricity for 40
[00:18:13] hours. Again, roads and agricultural farms in Montsià and Baix Ebre
[00:18:17] that had been
[00:18:20] redone. Over the last year, actions have been carried out in a dozen
[00:18:24] ravines, but the latest rains have once again filled some riverbeds
[00:18:28] with gravel and sediment. City councils and farmers are demanding new
[00:18:31] cleanups to better channel the water in case of more
[00:18:35] storms. Víctor Sorribes,
[00:19:45] In Paris, firefighters continue to work to secure the structure of the Saint-Eustache
[00:19:49] market, which is the oldest covered market in the French capital, after
[00:19:52] a spectacular fire, as you will see in the images, that broke out this
[00:19:58] the city, a thick column of white smoke could be seen
[00:20:02] coming from inside the building. The fire is already under
[00:20:05] control. Municipal authorities have reported that the market has been
[00:20:08] completely destroyed and at the moment the causes that led to the
[00:20:12] fire in this emblematic and historic building of the
[00:20:16] city are unknown.
[00:20:20] More news: Two renowned American professors have won the Nobel
[00:20:24] Prize in Economics for 2026. The Swedish Academy has decided to award the
[00:20:28] prize to Michael Woodford and Robert Hall for their
[00:20:31] contributions and analysis of how public policies can
[00:20:35] help stabilize the economy. Woodford, in fact, has stood out for thoroughly studying
[00:20:39] the monetary policy of central banks and interest rates, and
[00:20:43] how they affect economic activity. For his part, Hall is
[00:20:46] a specialist in determining economic fluctuations and their
[00:20:50] impact on productivity and labor.
[00:22:50] Behind every landscape there are people who work, innovate, make the
[00:22:54] country grow. Now we want to discover who they are.
[00:22:57] Life stories, of effort, of tradition. The Catalonia of the fields
[00:23:03] livestock. A first-class Catalonia.
[00:23:17] In the Ebro Delta, the harvest doesn't start too early in the morning,
[00:23:20] the humidity of the first hours has to leave and it's around noon when the
[00:23:24] harvesters enter the field. One of them is Liker Vila, his
[00:23:28] family has been dedicated to rice for three generations and he, although very young, knew years
[00:23:32] ago that his place is here.
[00:23:46] Hey, Jicker, how are you? Good, look.
[00:23:50] A pleasure to be in the Ebro Delta, well I'm going to start harvesting, let's go, let's get on
[00:23:53] the cart, let's go,
[00:24:10] my goodness, it's sweet what it does in here, huh? Yes, yes, the machine makes a lot of
[00:24:13] noise, how do you put up with it? Well, I'm
[00:24:16] used to it, the first few days it's a bit strange, but then.
[00:24:20] It's like everything else, and who taught you to drive this big machine? My
[00:24:24] father, my father has always driven machines and when I was
[00:24:27] little I was already sleeping here all afternoon and spent hours with him and now
[00:24:31] well, now I am the one who drives it, I have always liked
[00:24:34] the countryside and rice and machinery, when I turned 18 I bought two
[00:24:38] fields, I decided to invest in the fields
[00:24:41] because it was really my dream always
[00:24:44] and it's what I like the most because sometimes the dream of an 18-year-old boy
[00:24:48] is to have a car.
[00:24:51] Yes, correct, but since I grew up here, my dream had always been to buy my
[00:24:55] own fields, and at 18 years old, that dream I had
[00:24:59] always had came true. I don't know anyone who at 18 has bought rice fields,
[00:25:03] and I think I have it so much in my blood that
[00:25:06] it's amazing that a person's dream at 18 is to buy their own fields,
[00:25:10] not blood, but grains of rice, and
[00:25:14] there's a lot of mud here,
[00:25:16] it seems.
[00:25:31] Wow, what a machine, you feel powerful with it, yes,
[00:25:34] yes, you feel powerful, it's better than riding a dragon, almost, it's
[00:25:38] better because at the same time that we go to Muniavall, we collect the rice for
[00:25:42] the paellas. You were saying here that your family taught you
[00:25:45] the trade, but I suppose you also contributed your
[00:25:49] vision. As the years go by, I am contributing a
[00:25:52] younger mentality. Well, I master technology
[00:25:55] quite well, it is helping us more and more and
[00:25:59] it facilitates our work, correct, looking for a type of agriculture. I, you
[00:26:03] have always harvested with a machine, with the harvester, yes, I
[00:26:07] have, but there are still some who harvest by hand, look, there
[00:26:10] is Miguel, yes, that man with the mobile phone, yes,
[00:26:14] he is harvesting by hand, so I'm going to see what he does, perfect, come on,
[00:26:18] thank you,
[00:26:26] here we are harvesting rice as it was done 80 or 100 years ago, I don't know,
[00:26:30] more or less, and right now we have harvested two bundles
[00:26:36] the straw, hello Miguel, hello Eli, here I am, what are you doing with a
[00:26:40] mobile phone, aren't you harvesting? Well, I am
[00:26:43] harvesting, but since I saw you coming, I was prepared. So
[00:26:46] I am waiting for you to help me because there is a lot of work here.
[00:26:50] Okay, well wait for me to get ready,
[00:26:54] you. Okay, okay, I'll wait. So, look, while
[00:26:57] I get ready and get into
[00:27:00] if we go to the vages on all? wait for the aide who
[00:27:04] is already starting to take flight, you'll soon know why
[00:27:07] I say it.
[00:27:14] Having a small chicken coop at home with five hens can be considered a hobby,
[00:27:18] but Oriol, this hobby got a little out of hand
[00:27:21] or out of wings, rather. Now he has 6,000, and
[00:27:25] organic ones
[00:27:28] certified, because Auriol, of course, you were an engineer.
[00:27:32] How did you end up dedicating yourself to chickens? I am an industrial engineer
[00:27:35] by profession, let's say. In fact, I worked in Barcelona at a
[00:27:39] time when I was tired, I decided to take a sabbatical year and then the pandemic came and
[00:27:42] here with my father we took advantage of the fact that we had the farm, we
[00:27:46] put four or five chickens around the house, we made a very small chicken coop and that's
[00:27:49] how it all started. What made you decide that you would leave 100%
[00:27:53] engineering to dedicate yourself 100%
[00:27:57] it was something I found myself getting into, right? When I had 300, uh, with
[00:28:00] 300 chickens you can't live, not by a long shot. But I saw that I had much more demand than
[00:28:04] production, I kept expanding, and these chickens are tame,
[00:28:07] can we pick one up, will they let us
[00:28:09] like that?
[00:28:12] Oh yes, look, so soft,
[00:28:14] eh.
[00:28:17] When I come in, the first thing I do is check the feed belts to make sure
[00:28:20] they have food, they have water, I check the nests to make sure they're
[00:28:24] laying eggs and then I go to the workshop to collect the eggs. People
[00:28:28] have the feed here in the middle, which is a chain that distributes the feed automatically, and the...
[00:28:32] it's there where those red
[00:28:36] automatitzat pel que veig els ous quan els ponen on van a parar, els nius fan una mica
[00:28:40] de baixadeta i quan ponen l'ou rodola cap al centre i al centre hi ha unes cintes
[00:28:44] que treu els ous cap a fora l'obrador, doncs podem anar a l'obrador veure
[00:28:47] that there's work
[00:28:48] to collect
[00:28:52] uh, well, look, the eggs, if you want, we'll collect them from here, they come out here on this
[00:28:56] belt. What path do these eggs take? We put the eggs in trays, then we put them in
[00:28:59] pallets, they arrive at the cooperative, there we have the... the workshop staff who
[00:29:03] are in charge of classifying them because they have to be classified by size. And how can
[00:29:07] we know that the egg we are eating comes
[00:29:10] important that you look at the egg code.
[00:29:14] If a chicken is raised ecologically, the first number of the
[00:29:18] egg will be a zero. From five chickens to 6,000, how did you
[00:29:22] do it by yourself? From 5 to 1,600, which was the first shed I
[00:29:25] had, I did everything myself. I had a guy who helped me half a
[00:29:28] day, my grandparents were packing and my parents were packing eggs. Currently, I
[00:29:32] am part of a cooperative called La Dotzena and what we have achieved is that all the productions from the
[00:29:36] different farms go to a central workshop and there we do the process of
[00:29:39] packing, commercialization, all the invoicing.
[00:29:43] This point was the differential point where I said, well,
[00:29:47] now we can take on all this workload, which is very big, and that's why now I have
[00:29:51] 6,000 chickens. And Oriol, how many do you produce every day, more or less?
[00:29:55] This is the production from that shed over there, yes, all of this is from the shed of
[00:29:58] white chickens only. In one day, this is what we
[00:30:02] produced. There are 2,200 chickens in that shed, so this is
[00:30:05] the production, every day. If you want, uh, these eggs that you
[00:30:09] collected, you can take a tray and you'll see. All this for me, all this for you,
[00:30:13] perfect, so I won't go home with empty
[00:30:16] be careful, lest her eggs break, and I also
[00:30:20] have to walk on eggshells so I don't end up face down in the
[00:30:23] rose.
[00:30:32] Be careful, it's slippery.
[00:30:35] I'm coming to get you. No, no, Eli, we'll be
[00:30:39] late for lunch. Almost, almost. Uh,
[00:30:43] it was about time, because
[00:30:46] all by himself.
[00:30:49] What were you doing with your phone? We saw you before, you're an influencer.
[00:30:53] Well, I do something of all that.