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[00:00:10] The agreement will hover over the Paris
[00:00:20] The pre-election climate for the November 29th heats up the events of October
[00:00:23] 12th in Madrid with shouts and insults towards Pedro Sánchez,
[00:00:27] also prominence for Ceuta with Juan Jesús Vivas. Parade before
[00:00:31] the trip that the wise
[00:00:32] men will make there.
[00:00:36] Esquerra Republicana closes the agreement for the general elections with Podemos who will enter the
[00:00:39] lists in Catalonia. Gabriel Rufián will campaign with Irene
[00:00:43] Montero. The pact complicates the broad front negotiation and the Commons
[00:00:47] accuse Rufián of dividing the
[00:00:48] left.
[00:00:52] Russia ignores the energy ceasefire announced by Donald Trump bombing
[00:00:56] a Ukrainian gas plant. Volodymyr Zelensky is willing
[00:00:59] to stop attacks against Russian refineries if Russia
[00:01:02] fulfills its
[00:01:03] part.
[00:01:07] Myopia triples in children aged 8 to 12 in Catalonia, it is
[00:01:11] diagnosed more and earlier, according to a study conducted in the school
[00:01:14] environment. We knew it was increasing, but the fact that
[00:01:18] it is practically triple, from 12% to
[00:01:21] distinguished as an Honorary Member of 29%, the truth is that it has surprised us.
[00:01:25] They recommend a change of habits, sleeping more, more hours outdoors
[00:01:28] and less time of...
[00:01:33] Montsià and Baix Ebre are still trying to recover from the Dana Alis from
[00:01:37] a year ago and the last floods do not
[00:01:40] General Surgery Service of help, La Ràpita and Gudall complain that they have not received the promised
[00:02:20] we are waiting for the details of
[00:02:24] Good afternoon. This year's October 12th events
[00:02:27] get here. She is the first woman in in Madrid are marked by the early elections, the protests. due to the housing crisis and the Ceuta situation.
[00:02:31] Pedro Sánchez has once again been booed in the military
[00:02:35] parade. At this time the kings are offering the traditional reception
[00:02:38] of authorities at the Royal Palace. Albágil, today however, the attention is
[00:02:42] especially on the
[00:02:43] gestures.
[00:02:46] Yes,
[00:02:48] exactly, because it is an October 12th that arrives just a week after
[00:02:52] the Spanish government president called early elections
[00:02:57] well, it is something that what eh, therefore, this electoral race that looms over everything.
[00:03:00] the day a Sánchez whom we have once again seen booed,
[00:03:03] heckled, received with insults when he arrived at the parade and that
[00:03:07] this also in some way gives the thermometer of the tense and
[00:03:10] polarized context that Spanish society is experiencing, Pedro Sánchez who has been
[00:03:14] accompanied at all times by the members
[00:03:17] The demonstration has been against of his executive, but most of the ministers of Sumar have not gone in
[00:03:20] full negotiations for the 29th of this space
[00:03:23] on the left of the socialist party, at these moments as you said all eyes
[00:03:26] are on this building in the Royal Palace, it is here where the...
[00:03:30] monarchs celebrate their traditional reception, the traditional handshake
[00:03:35] working here, and if he were to wake up and see with more than a thousand guests, including members of civil society
[00:03:37] from Ceuta and Melilla because this day of Hispanicity also arrives on the
[00:03:41] to protect the domestic eve of a historical and unprecedented visit by the monarchs to these
[00:03:45] two autonomous cities, also very attentive to these informal conversations, what
[00:03:48] here in Madrid is known as journalistic groups of politicians and
[00:03:52] judges, therefore, very attentive to issues that may arise such as the calendar for
[00:03:55] the application of the amnesty or if finally the Supreme Court allows naturalized
[00:03:59] And this is what we citizens to vote. for the law of
[00:04:00] nets,
[00:04:05] repaired have been destroyed and now need to be formal handshake of Pedro Sánchez with the Madrid president Díaz Ayuso and the mayor of Madrid, Martina
[00:04:08] Almeida. A few minutes later, the two PP leaders have
[00:04:12] been unable to maintain a conversation with the Spanish president, who
[00:04:16] has approached them again. Ayuso and Almeida have turned their gaze away
[00:04:19] .
[00:04:22] Until Sánchez left. Once Felipe
[00:04:25] and Letizia arrived, accompanied by their daughters, and received military
[00:04:29] honors. The greeting to the government and autonomous presidents
[00:04:32] began, among them Salvador Illa, who defends with his
[00:04:35] presence the parade, a plural Spain that contrasts with
[00:04:39] the usual absence of the lendakari. Exceptionally,
[00:04:43] doubt if there is a coincidence between what has been said and what the Andalusian Juanma Moreno Bonilla was also not there on an official trip
[00:04:46] to Brussels, nor was the Navarrese Maria Chibite, officially for
[00:04:50] agenda reasons. Again this October 12th, Pedro
[00:04:53] Sánchez has not escaped whistles and
[00:04:56] insults.
[00:05:00] Ayuso predicts that Sánchez's time as Spanish
[00:05:04] president is running out.
[00:05:12] Precisely
[00:05:29] in Ceuta, the leader of Vox Santiago Abascal went today, who
[00:05:32] this year again was absent from the parade. In the stands it was difficult
[00:05:36] to hold back the silences. The socialist spokesperson for the PP
[00:05:40] in Congress, Ester Muñoz.
[00:05:45] And in Barcelona this morning there have been several demonstrations, the most numerous has
[00:05:49] been in favor of Ceuta called by various entities in favor of the
[00:05:53] Unity of Spain that has had the support of the Popular Party and Box.
[00:05:57] Miquel
[00:05:57] Save.
[00:06:03] Yes, according to the Guàrdia Urbana, 1700 people participated. The demonstration
[00:06:06] started around 12 noon in front of La Pedrera
[00:06:09] and went down the Passeig de Gràcia amidst
[00:06:13] chants in favor of the Unity of Spain, against the Spanish government of
[00:06:16] Pedro Sánchez, and ended at the intersection with Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes,
[00:06:20] once there the anthem of Ceuta was played, and speeches were made and a resident of the
[00:06:24] autonomous city explained how badly they have been doing since the massive
[00:06:28] entry last July 30, and it is that this
[00:06:32] year this October 12th, as we said, the organizing entities wanted to focus
[00:06:35] on what is happening in Ceuta, they continue to speak
[00:06:39] of invasion, they say that the Spanish government has abandoned the
[00:06:42] autonomous city, as we said, leaders of the popular party have
[00:06:46] participated in this march that has proceeded peacefully,
[00:06:49] without incidents, of course, amidst a clearly
[00:06:53] pre-electoral
[00:06:53] climate.
[00:07:02] in which walls, division, polarization have been fostered, recovering the idea of two irreconcilable
[00:07:05] Spains and
[00:07:08] now,
[00:07:12] uniting Spaniards again.
[00:07:15] Vox, for its part, has also participated in this demonstration, but the
[00:07:19] far-right party wanted to make its own mark and before that
[00:07:23] held another pre-campaign event in Plaça del Rei where it gave a very
[00:07:26] harsh speech against immigration with an eye
[00:07:30] on the elections of November
[00:07:32] 29. The fundamental message
[00:07:36] is to call for the unity of all Catalans around
[00:07:39] Vox because Vox is the only political formation that is running
[00:07:43] on November 29, that will defend Catalan identity
[00:07:47] conscious that we are part of a great nation, that will defend the
[00:07:50] security of our neighborhoods.
[00:07:53] Also this morning there was a demonstration of anti-fascist groups that ended their route in Plaça de
[00:07:57] Catalunya in Barcelona to show their support for the campers, Clara
[00:08:01] Pamias followed them.
[00:08:04] The demonstration called by the anti-fascist coordinator of Barcelona
[00:08:07] has ended here in Plaça de Catalunya where precisely there is the encampment in favor
[00:08:11] of the right to housing. For approximately two weeks, the
[00:08:14] demonstration has left from Plaça Urquinaona where there were approximately one
[00:08:18] hundred people and have come here to the corner of
[00:08:21] Plaça Catalunya with Passeig de Gràcia where other demonstrations have
[00:08:25] joined them, also from independence youth.
[00:08:30] the other demonstration, the one that took place in Passeig de Gràcia
[00:08:33] also in favor of the right to
[00:08:35] housing.
[00:08:38] And facing the general elections, Esquerra and Podemos have reached
[00:08:41] an agreement so that... The purples do not run in Catalonia and so that Gabriel
[00:08:44] Rufián campaigns with Irene Montero in the rest of the state.
[00:08:48] This pact distances the possibility that Podemos integrates into the broad
[00:08:52] left front. Six months ago, in Barcelona, Gabriel
[00:08:56] Rufián and Irene Montero held a joint event to call for the unity of the left
[00:09:00] and during the general election campaign, they will meet again,
[00:09:03] this time in electoral rallies. This is what Esquerra
[00:09:06] and Podemos have agreed, who today made their pact official to collaborate and which makes it easier for
[00:09:10] Rufián to repeat as head of the
[00:09:12] Esquerra list under its acronym, and that implies that Podemos does not run in
[00:09:16] Catalonia, although there will be names from the purple party on the lists of the
[00:09:19] republicans. Rufián, then, chooses Esquerra, despite the broad front's attempts
[00:09:23] to seduce him to join their lists. And how does this impact the broad
[00:09:27] front? Well, in the first place, they will not be able to count on an electoral asset like
[00:09:30] Rufián, but also the possibility of integrating
[00:09:33] Podemos into their lists is distanced because this would imply that Podemos
[00:09:37] broke the agreement with Esquerra, because the republicans do not contemplate any other
[00:09:40] option than to run with the
[00:09:52] electoral for November 29, I have no
[00:09:56] will be done and from amovement integrated the broad
[00:09:59] front they feel that Rufian's decision is
[00:10:03] cold.
[00:10:06] This is a reality, isn't it? So, I believe that we have
[00:10:09] to stop with scenarios that are a bit extravagant,
[00:10:13] because in reality, if we want, and
[00:10:16] the citizens want above all a single list, that has only
[00:10:20] one meaning, and we aspire to a single list that
[00:10:24] also integrates Podemos. From the Commons they have gone on the offensive and have criticized
[00:10:27] Rufián's decision, they assure that it is a deep disappointment,
[00:10:31] they say in a statement that Rufián came to unify the left
[00:10:35] and that he is doing everything possible to
[00:10:36] divide them.
[00:10:39] CUP members have ratified the board's decision not to present
[00:10:43] a candidacy for the general elections with 69% of the votes. The
[00:10:46] party believes that now it is necessary to prioritize mobilization in the streets. In
[00:10:50] 2019, CUP obtained two deputies in Congress but in 2023 it did not
[00:10:54] manage to present itself, the
[00:10:57] result therefore endorses the decision adopted by
[00:11:00] the national board clearly reaffirms that
[00:11:04] currently the political conditions are not met
[00:11:07] to promote a candidacy.
[00:11:11] Regarding the Ceuta crisis, today it was learned that Morocco sent
[00:11:15] warships during the massive entry of migrants, during July 30 and
[00:11:19] 31, several Moroccan ships sailed through Spanish
[00:11:22] waters, according to exclusive reports from the newspaper. of
[00:11:25] the country. Spain responded by sending several ships
[00:11:28] to the area to the point that two patrol boats were about to
[00:11:31] collide. The army rules out that the presence of these ships
[00:11:35] was coordinated with that of the migrants, thus denying the
[00:11:38] involvement of Rabat in the
[00:11:40] events.
[00:11:48] Ukraine accuses Russia of ignoring the ceasefire on energy
[00:11:52] infrastructure announced yesterday by Donald Trump. The... the authorities here
[00:11:55] reported an attack this morning against a gas plant
[00:11:59] in Kharkiv that has left several districts of the
[00:12:03] region without electricity. In another
[00:12:06] bombardment against a residential area, three civilians have also died. From the
[00:12:09] Kremlin they acknowledge that they are holding talks with the United States about a possible energy
[00:12:13] ceasefire, but they do not provide more details. The Ukrainian president is
[00:12:17] willing to stop attacks against Russian refineries,
[00:12:21] as long as Moscow fulfills its part.
[00:12:25] "We agree, if they agree, but at
[00:12:29] midnight, a Russian jet struck
[00:12:32] a gas production facility in Ukraine. This is
[00:12:36] Putin's answer to Trump. Russian
[00:12:39] attacks, but we are
[00:12:41] waiting,
[00:12:45] the conversation between the Americans and the
[00:12:48] Russians. With these movements, Donald Trump is trying
[00:12:52] at all costs to stop the rise in oil prices. Especially with a view to the mid-term
[00:12:56] elections that are three weeks away,
[00:12:58] Lidia.
[00:13:02] Yes, both the sessions to Putin, and the pressures to Zelensky, have
[00:13:06] one name and that is mid-term elections. Donald Trump is holding a lot of
[00:13:09] rallies these days. He knows that the price of life in general and of gasoline
[00:13:13] in particular, is the main concern of voters and with these movements he seeks at
[00:13:17] least three things: to desperately lower these prices,
[00:13:21] also to divert attention from his war with Iraq precisely as one of the
[00:13:25] sources of the rise in these prices and if incidentally he can advance a
[00:13:28] possible truce between Russia and Ukraine, he will always be able to say that it is his
[00:13:32] merit, awaiting whether this truce on energy infrastructure
[00:13:36] announced by Donald Trump holds up, the
[00:13:39] Financial Times publishes more pressure and that is that the White House
[00:13:43] would be letting its European colleagues know that they are considering
[00:13:46] closing the tap on military intelligence aid to Ukraine.
[00:13:50] Both this threat and the agreement with Putin to
[00:13:53] buy diesel from him, which completely overrides
[00:13:57] the sanctions against those who do business with Russia from the same American
[00:14:00] Congress, have already earned him criticism within his
[00:14:04] own party.
[00:14:07] Thank you, Lídia. Well, while Trump makes this approach to Moscow, the
[00:14:11] European Union has today given the green light to a new package of sanctions against Russia
[00:14:14] that will affect 1,600 people and entities linked to the country's military
[00:14:18] industry. And in this context, NATO has presented its defensive
[00:14:22] strategy against the war in Warsaw.
[00:14:41] about winning in defense,
[00:14:43] but demonstrating our readiness is also central to preventing
[00:14:47] conflict, showing we are ready to execute according to our theory
[00:14:51] of victory is also is thus also key to winning in
[00:14:56] deterrents, and as defensive alliance, it should be clear to all that maintaining effective
[00:15:00] and credible deterrents is precisely where we want to
[00:15:03] be. The defensive walls of the Kremlin are
[00:15:07] a testament to Moscow's historical fear of foreign
[00:15:10] invasion, but Russian diplomatic architecture is
[00:15:14] built to intimidate, not only with
[00:15:16] the gloomy imposingness of the Foreign Ministry building, but
[00:15:20] also with its coercive strategy that dates back to the
[00:15:24] Soviet era. That is why the Kremlin relies on the idea
[00:15:27] of escalating to de-escalate, that is, it threatens
[00:15:30] Europe with a disproportionate attack with the aim
[00:15:33] that its leaders back down and succumb to Russian
[00:15:36] conditions. и эта ситуация крайне тревожная
[00:15:40] опасная, но пока вроде бы,
[00:15:43] когда европейцы отдельные начинают
[00:15:46] подходить слишком близко к опасной грани, Россия
[00:15:50] делает определённые шаги, европейцы их вроде бы пока
[00:15:53] умеют,
[00:15:56] Russia tries to make Europe withdraw military support from Ukraine through
[00:15:59] hybrid war threats, but it knows that there are borders it cannot
[00:16:03] cross, yet it constantly plays with
[00:16:05] ambiguity.
[00:16:46] attributes the fear of European countries to anti-Russian
[00:16:49] hysteria, claiming that it only protects itself from a possible
[00:16:52] aggression, however, this defensive rhetoric is the
[00:16:56] same that Putin used to justify the invasion
[00:16:59] of Ukraine. Cristina Solías TV3, Moscow
[00:17:02] and in another war, that of Yemen, now
[00:17:06] we show you the moment when the security cameras of Riyadh airport
[00:17:09] capture the explosions of Saturday. This attack by the
[00:17:13] Houthi rebels caused 13 deaths and more than 300 injured.
[00:17:16] Yesterday another projectile hit the facilities leaving one dead and
[00:17:20] about ten injured. The risk therefore continues and the airport has
[00:17:23] extended the suspension of operations. Meanwhile,
[00:17:27] Iran, an ally of the Houthis, calls for dialogue and assures that
[00:17:31] the military escalation benefits
[00:17:33] Israel.
[00:17:36] Precisely, Israel continues to pressure the occupied West Bank, now it is
[00:17:39] uprooting thousands of olive trees, just when the harvest
[00:17:43] begins. Some fields located near the roads,
[00:17:46] have been razed amidst growing attacks by settlers against
[00:17:49] Palestinian farmers. The settler caravans have been there for
[00:17:53] 4 months, the olive trees for more than 150
[00:17:56] years. Many have already been uprooted by the Israeli
[00:18:00] army, which alleges security reasons, claiming that young
[00:18:03] Palestinians used them. a trick from where to throw stones
[00:18:07] at settler cars, the solution is to uproot all that
[00:18:11] remain on the roadside and a little without prior warning, Israeli bulldozers began
[00:18:15] to destroy
[00:18:19] the trees. They consider it a security matter,
[00:18:22] but this destruction is completely
[00:18:25] empty. The issue of
[00:18:28] uprooting olives
[00:18:32] for several reasons. First of all, the attempt
[00:18:35] to disrupt the economic situation.
[00:18:41] The land is still theirs, but they will not receive any compensation for the
[00:18:44] 250 olive trees uprooted which, he estimates, would have
[00:18:48] provided him with about 20,000 euros in the olive harvest that
[00:18:52] has just begun. Fifteen kilometers away, Yusuf has the
[00:18:55] same problem, but multiplied, his land
[00:18:58] is approximately equivalent to 25 football fields,
[00:19:01] from the 300 gallons of oil he expected to get (50,000 €)
[00:19:05] it has gone to zero. My father, God rest his soul,
[00:19:08] died while
[00:19:12] this scene, he would immediately die again.
[00:19:15] The
[00:19:17] Camil family's land is very close to the main road but also, as you can see, very
[00:19:21] close to that advanced point and this has meant that
[00:19:24] this whole area has ended up becoming a sea
[00:19:28] of uprooted olive trees. It is
[00:19:30] impossible for a lawyer to stand up against them.
[00:19:36] have.
[00:19:42] At least he can walk here, land that he has on the other side of the
[00:19:45] road, instead the Israeli army has installed a military
[00:19:49] base there. Jordi Bresco TV3
[00:19:52] arroba.
[00:19:59] The growth of childhood myopia is worrying. The number of boys and girls
[00:20:02] between 8 and 12 years old who have this vision problem has tripled in a few
[00:20:06] years. Experts attribute it in part to the use of
[00:20:09] screens. Look, eh, how do you see the blackboard when
[00:20:12] you don't wear glasses? Well, I usually see it like this.
[00:20:16] More and more children and younger children suffer from myopia. The
[00:20:20] majority come to us between seven and eight years old, but sometimes there
[00:20:24] are eh children who come to us at five, six years old who begin to be myopic. For
[00:20:27] the first time in Southern Europe, a study has followed the eye health of the
[00:20:31] same group of 2,500 schoolchildren for 4 years.
[00:20:35] The vision and optometry group of the UPC. has analyzed the evolution
[00:20:38] of the eyes of students from twenty schools in Terrassa between the ages of 8
[00:20:42] and 12, the results are worrying, but what we did not
[00:20:46] expect is that the prevalence of myopia would triple, we knew that it was
[00:20:50] increasing, but the fact that it is practically triple, from 12% to
[00:20:53] 29%, the truth is that it has surprised us. The study has detected
[00:20:57] that children increase by an average of 0.29 diopters each
[00:21:00] year, the progression is faster the earlier myopia appears.
[00:21:04] To slow down its evolution, habit changes
[00:21:07] are key. Increase the maximum possible hours outdoors,
[00:21:11] because sunlight acts as a protective effect for
[00:21:14] the appearance and progression of myopia, increase the
[00:21:17] hours of sleep they sleep, the 8
[00:21:20] standard, and also reduce the number of hours they spend
[00:21:24] with screens and close vision. In the current context of reflection on the use
[00:21:28] of screens, researchers urge to update health
[00:21:31] protocols and reinforce visual health controls for children and
[00:21:35] adolescents. The equipment that measures the axial length, the size of the
[00:21:39] eye, is not in all opticians, nor is it in all CAPs, but it is
[00:21:42] true that if emphasis could be placed on this being
[00:21:46] measured preventively, it would help us to act earlier.
[00:21:50] before it actually appears, because the eye grows before the
[00:21:53] diopters are seen. They remind us that through vision we receive more than 80%
[00:21:57] of the information and any visual defect has repercussions
[00:22:00] on learning in school age. Lorena Garcia TV3,
[00:22:04] Terrassa. Surgeon Rosa Jorba is the
[00:22:08] first female doctor in the state to have been
[00:22:11] the American College of Surgeons. A very exclusive recognition that
[00:22:15] highlights Jorba's long career breaking glass ceilings in a...
[00:22:19] vidre en un...
[00:22:23] She recently received a recognition that she is proud of, surgeon
[00:22:27] Rosa Jorba, Clinical Director of the
[00:22:30] Joan 23 Hospital in Tarragona, has been named an Honorary
[00:22:33] Member of the American College of Surgeons, especially because it comes
[00:22:37] from an institution that is not eh, let's say a
[00:22:41] simple scientific society, but rather it is an institution
[00:22:44] of international prestige for all
[00:22:47] surgeons. The organization recognizes her expertise in the field of
[00:22:52] digestive system, in university teaching, research
[00:22:56] and leadership of teams, from a hospital
[00:22:59] that is not eh one of the large hospitals of
[00:23:02] a capital city like Barcelona, but rather from
[00:23:06] Tarragona, well, I give it even more importance not because it has been granted
[00:23:10] to me, but because there are a series of teams
[00:23:14] behind it that are the ones that have helped me to
[00:23:17] Spain to receive this distinction. Jorba is a
[00:23:21] benchmark who has broken glass ceilings. I was the first
[00:23:24] general surgery resident at Belvitge Hospital when I started, the
[00:23:28] first female resident. Then I was the first president of the Catalan
[00:23:31] Society of Surgery, which is an institution that also has almost 100 years
[00:23:35] of history and although much progress has been made, she believes there is still work
[00:23:39] to be done. To put ourselves at the forefront of
[00:23:43] being equal or in some aspects even better
[00:23:46] than men, leading and operating
[00:23:50] and doing everything we want to do in our lives and our
[00:23:52] professional career. Two renowned American
[00:23:55] professors have won the Nobel Prize in Economics.
[00:23:59] The Swedish Academy has awarded Michael Woodford and Robert
[00:24:02] Hall for their contributions and analysis of how to use
[00:24:06] public policies to stabilize economies. Gutford, in
[00:24:10] fact, has stood out for thoroughly studying monetary policy
[00:24:14] and its effects on economic activity and prices.
[00:24:17] Hall is a specialist in determining how economic
[00:24:21] fluctuations affect productivity, the labor market
[00:24:23] and consumption.
[00:24:26] The European Union wants to stop the exponential growth of Chinese car sales
[00:24:31] automotive industry. Now they have reached an agreement with Beijing to
[00:24:35] limit imports of hybrid vehicles to a maximum of 350,000
[00:24:39] units per year.
[00:24:41] Chinese manufacturers still little known in Europe, but who own
[00:24:45] old jewels of the industry of the old continent such as Volvo or
[00:24:49] shareholders of... headquarters. Chinese brands are multiplying while
[00:24:52] China shows off technological muscle. In any
[00:24:56] traffic jam here in China it can be seen how foreign brands that have dominated the
[00:25:00] market for three decades are declining and Chinese ones with
[00:25:03] countless electric models are on the rise. Beijing was
[00:25:07] replicating this model in the European Union. Therefore,
[00:25:10] to avoid more trade tensions, the Chinese government says
[00:25:13] an agreement has been reached to limit the export of Chinese hybrids to the
[00:25:16] European Union to 350,000 in the first year, with
[00:25:20] a 6% increase in subsequent years up to four,
[00:25:24] as specified today by the commission. At the current rate,
[00:25:27] China can sell 800,000 hybrids in the EU this
[00:25:31] 2026. And this is what this understanding
[00:25:34] agreed now by Brussels in Beijing wants to avoid, but from Europe
[00:25:38] you can see that they demand stricter measures to curb Chinese
[00:25:41] overcapacity. Beijing
[00:25:44] says it is satisfied with the agreement reached on Friday here in the Chinese capital with
[00:25:48] the EU trade commissioner.
[00:25:52] France and Germany want new mechanisms to prevent China from
[00:25:55] bypassing European barriers. Under sanctions
[00:25:58] on Chinese electric cars in 2024 for subsidies.
[00:26:02] mass arrivals of hybrids that were not subject to tariffs. Francesc
[00:26:06] Canals Forn, TV3,
[00:26:07] Beijing.
[00:26:13] Motor Show where there is an authentic landing of Chinese
[00:26:16] brands. French President Emmanuel Macron has already said that he is
[00:26:19] talking with Germany to strengthen the European industry. Precisely
[00:26:23] the Volkswagen group is betting on competing with Chinese manufacturers with
[00:26:27] small urban electric cars and that is why the Polo model
[00:26:30] that is manufactured gains prominence. in Martorell, by CAT,
[00:26:34] the protagonist is Cupra and especially the new electric Coupera
[00:26:38] Raval.
[00:26:41] "We have a very flexible shift scheme that the agreement allows us, therefore,
[00:26:44] we will be able to reach the maximum production capacity with a
[00:26:48] conventional shift scheme, we are discussing it right now with the unions, therefore
[00:26:52] we cannot advance anything, what I will tell you is that next year we will be able to manufacture 2,500
[00:26:55] cars per day."
[00:26:58] The Mossos d'Esquadra are investigating the death of a man in Noubarris in Barcelona this
[00:27:01] morning. The victim was found on the street, injured by a
[00:27:05] knife, despite the resuscitation maneuvers by the emergency services, nothing could
[00:27:09] be done to save his life. According to the police, the aggression
[00:27:13] would have been committed by a group of people and there would have been a
[00:27:16] fight beforehand.
[00:27:20] And today we will also explain how the last floods in Moncià and Baix Ebre have damaged
[00:27:23] many of the repairs made after the passage of Dana Alice
[00:28:17] These images are from a year ago today when storm Alice flooded
[00:28:21] many municipalities in Moncia and Bay Ebra. The floods damaged many
[00:28:24] homes and infrastructures. Now 365 days later
[00:28:28] there is still work to be done and last week's floods do not
[00:28:31] help.
[00:28:34] a year after the passage of Dana Alis, La Ràpita still has its main access
[00:28:38] closed. The old bridge damaged by the ravine was demolished
[00:28:41] and there are a few months left to finish the new one. It has been an inconvenience
[00:28:45] for all the neighbors, for people to pass
[00:28:49] through here with children, with kids,
[00:28:51] schools, cars for businesses,
[00:28:55] it is an inconvenience, but
[00:28:59] we want is for it to be solved as soon as possible. The city council
[00:29:03] believes that the actions carried out in the ravines have minimized the effects of the
[00:29:06] last rains, but the main work to protect the lower part of the town
[00:29:10] still remains. Here will be a work that will be for storm drains,
[00:29:14] all underground with a drop of 7 meters, and when we get here we will
[00:29:18] divert it towards the sea, which will be an open channel, what
[00:29:21] we will do is that it will reach a drainage basin that will entail
[00:29:25] leaving all the water that goes into the port. Agodall,
[00:29:29] very affected by last year's floods, there are still consequences. the damages
[00:29:33] the city council that has had to move. The affected
[00:29:36] people have not yet received the promised aid. Some buildings
[00:29:39] damaged by water are still being demolished. 50
[00:29:43] affected families, installations were made, everything was made and
[00:29:47] a year later we still have no answer as to whether there will be
[00:29:51] aid or not. It rains on wet ground and
[00:29:55] the floods of 10 days ago have again left the town without drinking water and
[00:29:58] even without electricity for 40 hours. Again,
[00:30:02] paths and agricultural farms in Montsià and Baix Ebre that had been
[00:30:07] redone. during the last year actions have been carried out in a dozen
[00:30:11] ravines but the last rains have again filled some
[00:30:15] riverbeds with gravel and sediments. City councils and farmers demand
[00:30:18] new cleanings to better channel the water in case of more
[00:30:22] storms. Víctor Sorrives TV3 La