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[00:00:15] directly leave the
[00:00:19] these images you are about to see
[00:00:21] a fire in the rear locomotive of a high-speed train traveling from Madrid to Barcelona
[00:00:25] forced the suspension of service for
[00:00:28] soon. The counterpart of almost 5 hours. Just a few minutes ago, the service, which only operates on a single track in this
[00:00:32] section, was restored. There were no injuries, but thousands
[00:00:34] were affected.
[00:00:37] Good evening, the four parties of the broad front officially propose Ada
[00:00:41] Colau as candidate for president of the Spanish government. This on the same day that
[00:00:45] high-speed line between Madrid and Barcelona Esquerra also confirmed the electoral agreement with
[00:00:48] that was supposed to leave at 5 p.m. from Podemos. The Supreme Court maintains the suspension
[00:00:52] of the vote for naturalized citizens under the so-called Grandchildren's Law. The
[00:00:55] PSOE accuses the judges of depriving 170,000 people of their right to vote. in a
[00:00:58] celebration of October 12 in Madrid with pre-electoral
[00:01:02] vibes.
[00:01:07] In Ukraine, Zelensky denounces that Russia has bombed six Ukrainian nuclear
[00:01:11] installations hours after Donald Trump announced a
[00:01:15] ceasefire on energy targets.
[00:01:19] I don't have the right to be on leave for four months after my father murdered
[00:01:22] my mother. And my managers know it? Labor conflict
[00:01:26] because they fire a worker while she is
[00:01:30] on leave after learning that her father had killed her
[00:02:04] incapable of stopping the rise of This is the high-speed train that came from
[00:02:07] 2:27 PM from Atocha to Figueres, wagon 1 caught fire, they say because the
[00:02:11] catenary fell. In
[00:02:14] fact, the cable is on the ground
[00:02:17] here. This is what this passenger from the high-speed train that
[00:02:21] caught fire explains, and which forced the high-speed line between Madrid and
[00:02:25] Catalonia to be paralyzed. This happened from 4 in the afternoon. In fact, the train is
[00:02:29] almost 40 kilometers west of Zaragoza, this has left
[00:02:32] about 5,000 passengers stranded,
[00:02:35] if it is late. The leader of 5,000 just thinking about those from Renfe. Let's go live to Sants station
[00:02:38] to see what the latest news is. Vigal Armengol, please.
[00:02:41] plau.
[00:02:45] Well, a quarter of an hour ago, Adif announced the partial
[00:02:49] restoration of train circulation on the high-speed line.
[00:02:53] This means that they are leaving gradually, logically with
[00:02:56] delays because this service has been interrupted for 5
[00:02:59] hours. Throughout the afternoon, hundreds of passengers
[00:03:03] gathered here in the lobby with a feeling of
[00:03:06] bewilderment, especially due to the lack of information. We have seen
[00:03:09] long queues at the ticket offices
[00:03:13] comes hours after to ask for this information or to ask to change their tickets for another day or to
[00:03:16] get a refund. It is worth noting that Wigo canceled his
[00:03:20] trip around a quarter past eight, but this was not the case for
[00:03:23] Renfe or Iryo. The interruption of the
[00:03:26] high-speed line service between Madrid and
[00:03:30] Barcelona has affected 23
[00:03:33] trains and a thousand
[00:03:35] passengers.
[00:03:38] It's the rear cabin of a Renfe AV train burning at 2:50 p.m.
[00:03:42] in Ricla, about 25 km from
[00:03:45] did not take long to respond, through Calatayud. Firefighters were working to extinguish the flames of a
[00:03:47] spectacular fire that caused no injuries. The
[00:03:52] if the two paths will not diverge 283 train passengers have been evacuated, only some dizziness
[00:03:54] needed to be treated. They made us move from the back
[00:03:58] wagons forward and they made us.
[00:04:08] there was a moment when the doors got blocked,
[00:04:10] French automotive industry and we had a pretty bad time, it was quite distressing and suddenly
[00:04:14] we are waiting for the details of I see through the window that a lot of smoke starts coming out, what's happening here,
[00:04:17] I say to my wife, I grab the hammer and break the glass because nobody says
[00:04:21] anything here, there has been no failure that we know of
[00:04:24] at this moment in the train's ascent services, simply the
[00:04:27] driver.
[00:04:38] More than two hours later, the same travelers formed a human chain to remove luggage from the train. During the afternoon, the suspension of railway
[00:04:41] circulation left hundreds of travelers stranded inside
[00:04:45] several trains, meanwhile in Sants, queues at the claims
[00:04:49] counters and many travelers not knowing if they would be able to catch the
[00:04:53] train.
[00:05:03] this year, unlike the
[00:05:12] from Madrid, many Catalans have also been stranded, we came to spend the
[00:05:16] bridge with friends but above all to see Shakira's concert yesterday the
[00:05:19] 11th, everything was going very well until we saw that the train was not
[00:05:23] leaving, they told us to call Iryo or
[00:05:28] station and go to the office to ask for a change.
[00:05:32] 14 Renfe trains have been affected by this fire, seven from Iryo
[00:05:35] and two from Wigo. All in all, these
[00:05:39] afectations have caused problems for thousands of... in
[00:05:42] circulation or some who were about to catch a train and among the Catalans returning to
[00:05:46] Catalonia from Atocha station in Madrid there is also the TV3 journalist Òscar
[00:05:50] Armengol who has finally been able to leave.
[00:05:54] Trains on the
[00:05:57] are now running again. This is the train
[00:06:01] Madrid Puerta de Atocha Station, finally, shortly before
[00:06:05] a quarter to nine, that is, with a delay of almost 4 hours, it set off
[00:06:08] after an afternoon of uncertainty, of information
[00:06:12] in drips and drabs because first the passengers were
[00:06:16] informed that they had the option of a change or a cancellation, many
[00:06:19] opted to stay, between 7 and 8 they were
[00:06:23] already inside the train with doors closed because it had been reported that the
[00:06:27] train would leave, it would be the first to leave, then it was said that the
[00:06:31] doors would open again, and so it was, many people opted, even
[00:06:34] some Catalans, to rent a car and now finally
[00:06:38] shortly before a quarter to nine that these trains are running again, including
[00:06:41] this one. The trains between Madrid and
[00:06:44] Barcelona.
[00:06:47] In addition to train travel this weekend,
[00:06:51] for travel during this long weekend, we must lament the deaths of
[00:06:54] three motorcyclists who died in various accidents, in Gironès, Alan Portar and
[00:06:58] Conca de Barberà. In Girona, a 50-year-old man from Salt
[00:07:02] died on Saturday in a head-on collision with a car in
[00:07:06] Castelló d'Empúries, two motorcycles collided and one of the
[00:07:09] 58-year-old riders died. And this afternoon in...
[00:07:12] Poblet, a motorcyclist who was on a group outing, went off the road and
[00:07:16] also died. Since January, 39 motorcyclists have died
[00:07:20] on Catalan
[00:07:21] roads.
[00:07:24] On the C16 between Verga and Bagà in the southbound direction, is where the
[00:07:28] longest queues accumulated in this return traffic operation. There were moments
[00:07:32] when more than 20 km of traffic jams were recorded. Another
[00:07:35] complicated point was the N-260 between Ripoll and Ribes de
[00:07:39] Freser. In contrast, the P7 did not present any significant
[00:07:42] problems.
[00:07:49] The former mayor of Barcelona, Ada Colau, will be the candidate of the broad left
[00:07:53] front in the general elections. This decision comes three days after
[00:07:57] Colau herself offered Gabriel Rufián to lead this
[00:08:00] coalition. However, the Republican chose to remain on the left and
[00:08:04] ally with Podemos in Catalonia.
[00:08:08] The broad front already has a candidate for the presidency of the Spanish government.
[00:08:11] It will be... who has the support of the Comuns, United Left,
[00:08:15] Sumar Movement and Más Madrid. The four parties
[00:08:19] made it public in a statement in which they also invite Podemos to
[00:08:22] join. The proposal
[00:08:25] the agreement between Gabriel Rufián and Podemos, according to
[00:08:29] which Irene Montero will not run in Catalonia and her
[00:08:32] candidates will go on the Esquerra lists. And the most
[00:08:36] striking thing is that Rufián and Montero, as an electoral
[00:08:39] ticket, will team up in campaign events. The Comuns
[00:08:43] believe that this move has caused profound disappointment
[00:08:46] among voters and state that Rufián
[00:08:50] came to unify the left and is doing everything possible
[00:08:53] to divide it. Rufián
[00:08:57] the X network, as he usually does, he said that he will not criticize
[00:09:01] anyone, no matter how much he wants to, and that he will try until the
[00:09:04] end for there to be collaboration between the
[00:09:07] sovereignist and Spanish lefts, while the
[00:09:10] Comuns accuse the candidate. republican of complicating the
[00:09:14] unity of the left in Spain among the other
[00:09:17] promoters of the broad front there are various assessments,
[00:09:20] I am convinced that he will push for a single political and electoral
[00:09:23] proposal, of that I have no doubt if there is a coincidence between what has been
[00:09:27] said and what will be done. Rufián spoke
[00:09:31] for more than a year about the unity of the
[00:09:34] lefts, this was like the great framework
[00:09:38] and between what he defended and Esquerra in the end he chose
[00:09:42] Esquerra. Deadline to register coalitions, it seems difficult that
[00:09:45] Podemos can enter the broad front, because it would have to break
[00:09:48] the agreement with Esquerra, since the Republicans do not contemplate going
[00:09:52] to the elections with a name that is not their
[00:09:55] own. The pre-electoral atmosphere also permeated the
[00:09:58] October 12 events in Madrid, again, Pedro Sánchez's detractors
[00:10:02] have once again booed him at the military
[00:10:04] parade.
[00:10:07] The prominent military representation from Ceuta to pay homage was
[00:10:11] one of the novelties. As were the Eurofighter cases, which
[00:10:16] previous one, successfully drew the Spanish flag,
[00:10:19] what has remained constant
[00:10:20] is
[00:10:24] boos. and insults against Pedro Sánchez,
[00:10:27] attention also with the silences,
[00:10:30] they preferred to watch the time, both the president and the mayor of
[00:10:33] Madrid and the president of the Spanish government, Ayuso did
[00:10:37] want to make a prediction.
[00:10:41] Sánchez's parade,
[00:10:44] distancing himself from Ayuso, Salvador Illa, the president of the Generalitat,
[00:10:48] who has attended the parade for the third year, has claimed that Catalonia
[00:10:52] will always be there to defend, Illa said, a plural
[00:10:56] Spain, the intended absence, that of the
[00:10:57] Landecari.
[00:11:00] The kings and their daughters presided over the celebration, Pedro
[00:11:04] Sánchez was accompanied by the vast majority of his socialist ministers
[00:11:08] from Sumar, some absences, Yes, Vice President
[00:11:11] Yolanda Díaz and Minister Ernesto Ortasun were there.
[00:11:14] The leader of the PP sought a photograph with the president of
[00:11:17] Ceuta of his party, Feijó was able to avoid it with the leader of
[00:11:21] Vox who preferred to be in Ceuta. Finished.
[00:11:26] at the Royal Palace, the monarchs travel this Tuesday precisely to Ceuta as a sign of
[00:11:29] support, a visit they hope will not generate tensions with Morocco,
[00:11:33] like those caused by King Juan Carlos almost 10 years ago.
[00:11:37] In a parade with some 4,400 soldiers,
[00:11:40] the Legion's mascot also maintained the tradition of October
[00:11:44] 12.
[00:11:48] The electoral pre-campaign, with this tension especially in Madrid, has been
[00:11:51] present in conversations with journalists and judges and
[00:11:59] electoral polls, housing and the vote itself in these elections have
[00:12:03] clearly marked this October 12, which is also prior to the trip that the
[00:12:07] kings of Spain will make starting this Tuesday to both Ceuta and Melilla, with the
[00:12:10] pre-campaign underway, Pedro Sánchez assures that he has
[00:12:13] detected a mobilization of the Socialist Party that he had not seen
[00:12:17] since 2019, that people understand and share
[00:12:21] the early election. He was very harsh in informal conversation
[00:12:24] with... the journalists against Feijóo who he says is a leader
[00:12:29] the far right of Vox, he accuses the PP of having bought its
[00:12:33] political discourse and that he detects nerves among the ranks
[00:12:37] of the popular party, where Pedro Sánchez does not get involved in the
[00:12:40] reorganization of the left, the left of the socialist party, the
[00:12:43] Spanish president only asks them, he says, to present a winning option
[00:12:47] for those voters who want to choose them at the polls,
[00:12:51] Feijóo has also spoken with journalists today, assuring that the...
[00:12:55] Popular Party is strong, that it will not get a worse result than the
[00:12:59] last elections and that it is not afraid of the growth of Vox, a
[00:13:02] party with which he says there will be no umbilical cord, but neither
[00:13:06] should there be a cordon sanitaire, Feijóo insists
[00:13:09] that he is not afraid that the housing issue will enter the
[00:13:12] campaign. Precisely today the Supreme Court has decided
[00:13:16] to maintain the suspension of the Grandchildren's Law, ahead of the general
[00:13:19] elections. In practice, this means that some 170,000
[00:13:22] descendants of civil war exiles will not be able to vote on November
[00:13:26] 29. The decision has caused clashes and reproaches via
[00:13:29] social networks between the PP and the PSOE.
[00:13:33] The Spanish Electoral Calendar with the call for elections on
[00:13:36] November 29 has precipitated the Supreme Court's resolution
[00:13:40] due to the possible impact that the so-called Grandchildren's Law
[00:13:43] could have on the census for the general elections.
[00:13:47] The PP and Vox have been accusing
[00:13:50] Pedro Sánchez for months of inflating the census and giving
[00:13:53] nationalities for...
[00:14:16] they went into exile between 1936 and
[00:14:19] 1955. In this context, the court
[00:14:23] accelerated the process by instructing the parties to file allegations in
[00:14:27] two days before resolving the Spanish government's appeal
[00:14:31] against this suspension of registrations in the census of
[00:14:34] absent residents, the CERA. Vox and Justicia
[00:14:37] Europa have demanded that the court ensure that the measures fully
[00:14:40] affect the elections of 29N, which will be held with
[00:14:44] the census closed on August 1. The Spanish government argues
[00:14:48] that of all naturalized citizens, only the approximately
[00:14:50] 170,000 who have obtained it with...
[00:15:37] Spaniards in the center of Barcelona. 1700
[00:15:40] people, according to the urban guard, have taken to the streets to
[00:15:43] defend the Unity
[00:15:44] of Spain.
[00:15:48] A demonstration called by several entities and supported
[00:15:52] by the PP and Vox. The organizers continue to speak
[00:15:55] of invasion when referring to the massive entry of people on
[00:15:59] July 30 and accuse the Spanish government of having abandoned the
[00:16:02] autonomous
[00:16:03] city.
[00:16:17] the anthem of Ceuta was played and the speeches focused on the suffering of the residents, but the
[00:16:21] demonstration also had an electoral reading. Vox
[00:16:24] wanted to mark its own profile and before joining, it held a pre-campaign event
[00:16:28] in Plaça del Rei, with a harsh speech
[00:16:31] against immigration and focused on security and national identity.
[00:16:35] The
[00:16:37] fundamental thing is to call for the unity of all Catalans around
[00:16:41] Vox, because Vox is the only political party running on
[00:16:45] November 29 that will defend Catalan identity,
[00:16:49] aware that we are part of a great nation, that will defend the
[00:16:52] security of our neighborhoods. PP and Vox coincided in the protest
[00:16:56] and also took advantage of the situation in Ceuta to project their discourse
[00:16:59] for the
[00:17:00] elections.
[00:17:04] In response to this demonstration, a counter-demonstration
[00:17:07] was held. A hundred anti-fascist demonstrators walked from Plaça
[00:17:11] Urquinaona to Plaça Catalunya. At this point, the
[00:17:14] demonstrators met with other groups of independentist youths to
[00:17:18] support the camp for the right to
[00:17:20] housing.
[00:17:22] Also in Barcelona this afternoon, several collectives that form the anti-colonial
[00:17:26] bloc have called another
[00:17:30] Parallel Avenue and went to the Columbus Monument. Several
[00:17:34] communities of emigrants and anti-racists seek to re-signify the...
[00:17:37] October and condemn the historical legacy of colonialism and its
[00:17:41] consequences that continue today. Palestinian collectives
[00:17:45] and the tenant union have joined the
[00:17:47] protest. The leader of Vox, Santiago Abascal, has
[00:17:51] visited Ceuta today, accompanied by the leader of the French far-right
[00:17:55] Jordan Bardella. As last year, he was not present at the
[00:17:58] October 12 parade so as not to share a tribune, he says, among traitors in
[00:18:02] Madrid. Abascal believes that it is time to stand by the citizens of
[00:18:05] Ceuta, after the entry of migrants, and celebrates that the kings
[00:18:09] will visit the autonomous city tomorrow, even
[00:18:13] the far right reiterates that irregular migrants must be expelled
[00:18:16] and the border
[00:18:17] reinforced.
[00:18:25] It must be militarized and
[00:18:28] structurally reinforced with all human resources and all
[00:18:32] material resources.
[00:18:35] In a conversation with journalists, Pedro Sánchez confirmed today that Moroccan warships
[00:18:39] entered Spanish waters of Ceuta without authorization,
[00:18:42] coinciding with the massive arrival of migrants. According to El País,
[00:18:45] the Spanish Navy sent a frigate to stop the incursions
[00:18:49] and the Moroccan Navy was about to cause a collision with the Spanish
[00:18:53] patrol boats.
[00:18:54] Ukraine accuses Russia of ignoring
[00:19:00] and violating the ceasefire on
[00:19:03] energy infrastructure that Donald Trump had announced yesterday.
[00:19:07] Zelensky assures that Putin has attacked several installations and that
[00:19:11] there are power supply cuts in various parts of the country. For his
[00:19:15] part, the Ukrainian president is willing to stop attacks
[00:19:18] against Russian refineries, provided that Moscow fulfills its
[00:19:22] part. He also said that he is open for Ukraine to hold elections if
[00:19:26] Russia accepts a 60-day ceasefire.
[00:19:29] We agree,
[00:19:33] if they
[00:19:34] agree.
[00:19:37] drive a gas production facility in
[00:19:40] Ukraine, this is Putin's answer to
[00:19:43] Trump, Russian attacks,
[00:19:47] but we are waiting,
[00:19:52] the conversation between the Americans
[00:19:54] and for its part, the Kremlin avoids openly rejecting
[00:19:58] Trump's energy truce so as not to offend Trump, but it does not intend
[00:20:01] to stop the bombings. Cristina Solías has more details
[00:20:05] from Moscow.
[00:20:07] has never wanted a ceasefire, nor will he accept Trump's energy truce
[00:20:11] because he considers that Ukraine together with its European
[00:20:14] partners would only use it to rearm and regain strength,
[00:20:18] but the Russian president has achieved what he has been looking for the most, that is, that the
[00:20:22] United States lifts sanctions and allows him to export diesel,
[00:20:25] at the time that Trump becomes friends with Zelensky again and
[00:20:29] blames him for the global increase in fuel prices for not wanting
[00:20:32] to end the war in Ukraine. However, what the Kremlin leader
[00:20:36] is really after is for Trump to distance
[00:20:40] himself from Zelensky to the point of definitively withdrawing military
[00:20:43] support, including intelligence information that he uses, for example, to attack
[00:20:47] Russian refineries. In short, if the United States
[00:20:50] abandons Ukraine, it will pave the way for Vladimir Putin to be able
[00:20:54] to achieve his military objectives. And as for
[00:20:58] the Middle East, the Houthi attacks against Saudi Arabia do
[00:21:01] not stop. In fact, a new ballistic missile heading for the capital Riyadh
[00:21:05] was recently destroyed. And precisely,
[00:21:09] are of Saturday's attack on Riyadh airport in Saudi
[00:21:12] Arabia, captured by different security
[00:21:14] cameras.
[00:21:18] The Houthis of Yemen have claimed responsibility for the action
[00:21:21] that caused 13 deaths and more than 300 injured. Yesterday they attacked the same
[00:21:25] airport again, leaving another dead and several injured. Airport
[00:21:29] operations are suspended until further notice. In the last
[00:21:33] week, the Houthis have launched four attacks against different Saudi
[00:21:37] airports. Pope Leo XIV will be admitted tomorrow
[00:21:40] to Gemelli Hospital in Rome for surgery. The 71-year-old
[00:21:44] pontiff announced yesterday that during a check-up, doctors had found
[00:21:48] an incipient nodule very localized in the lung, but that
[00:21:51] they recommended the intervention to remove it. The operation
[00:21:55] will entail a hospital stay of approximately
[00:21:58] one week.
[00:22:01] One out of two British citizens would like to return to the European Union, or
[00:22:04] at least, that's what a survey by The Guardian newspaper shows, while the
[00:22:08] Prime Minister Andy Burnham laments the effects of Brexit and
[00:22:12] talks about a possible reincorporation of the United
[00:22:20] promised before Parliament that the next summit between the United Kingdom and the European Union,
[00:22:23] scheduled for November 20, would serve to bring closer ties with Brussels and
[00:22:27] strengthen London's relationship with the 27 member
[00:22:31] states. Andy Burnham asks for the support of the Westminster
[00:22:34] Parliament to negotiate with the European Union agreements to better control
[00:22:38] illegal immigration or reduce bureaucracy for British sectors
[00:22:41] such as food. The conservative opposition denounces
[00:22:45] that Burnham wants to reopen the Brexit issue as a distraction instead
[00:22:49] of facing the real and current problems of the country, but for
[00:22:53] Burnham the time has come to open a serious dialogue to see what
[00:22:56] long-term relationship should be had with the European Union because
[00:23:00] the current one is not good enough for the United Kingdom. Of course, he made it
[00:23:03] clear that now is not the time for a new
[00:23:05] referendum.
[00:23:08] I am not reopening the referendum, I respect the
[00:23:11] referendum result as I have just said a
[00:23:15] moment ago, but what I will do
[00:23:18] is take a...
[00:23:26] Agreement, Brussels-Beijing to limit hybrid vehicle imports
[00:23:30] to a maximum of 350,000 units
[00:23:33] per year. The European Union wants to curb this exponential growth in recent years of
[00:23:37] Chinese car sales with the aim of protecting the
[00:23:41] automobile industry here.
[00:23:44] If for three decades Chinese families felt that having a foreign
[00:23:48] brand car was a status symbol, now it is the
[00:23:51] electric cars from a hundred national brands with fierce
[00:23:54] price competition and flashy equipment that captivate
[00:23:57] them. But Chinese industrial overcapacity
[00:24:01] is not absorbed by domestic demand and when the European
[00:24:04] Union imposed tariffs on Chinese electric cars, manufacturers
[00:24:08] rushed to export hybrids. At the current
[00:24:11] rate, by 2026, about 800,000 will have been sold
[00:24:15] in the European Union, almost triple that of 2025,
[00:24:19] this dynamic. is what the agreement reached last Friday here in Beijing
[00:24:22] by the EU Trade Commissioner, Maroš Šefčovič, wants to change.
[00:24:26] The commission started the week specifying that from now on
[00:24:30] it will be 350,000 per year,
[00:24:33] and can increase by 6% annually for 4 years. The
[00:24:37] Chinese government and Brussels speak of a new beginning. Another thing is
[00:24:42] again before the European Union can finally
[00:24:46] reduce its huge trade deficit with China.
[00:24:52] One of the first to celebrate this pact was French President Emmanuel Macron, who did so from the Paris Motor Show,
[00:24:56] where he highlighted the record of the
[00:25:00] defended European production.
[00:25:04] The Paris show feels the
[00:25:07] Chinese landing in the European market, and 20 more
[00:25:11] brands have come than ever before, but also the European counteroffensive,
[00:25:14] starting with the launch of small and urban electric cars
[00:25:17] that can compete in price with the Chinese,
[00:25:21] for example, with the four that Volkswagen has started manufacturing in Spain,
[00:25:25] two of which are the ID.Polo and the Cupra
[00:25:28] Raval in Martorell.
[00:25:42] They are proof, according to Volkswagen, that competitive small electric cars can
[00:25:46] be produced in Europe. And thanks to this, the Martorell plant.
[00:26:02] With the message from its president Oliver Blume, that only if
[00:26:05] Germany and France present a common front in the automobile industry, will it be possible to stop
[00:26:09] Chinese competition, while the French president, Emmanuel
[00:26:13] Macron, has taken advantage of his visit to announce an imminent
[00:26:16] agreement with Germany for to strengthen the
[00:26:19] European industry. He said this precisely while testing the
[00:26:22] prototype of an electric 2CV, a retro bet
[00:26:26] that recalls its past and that could be on the street
[00:26:31] electrification, however, will be sooner rather than later the end of combustion
[00:26:35] cars in Europe. In this context, the CAT brand could
[00:26:38] disappear. The company continues to say that no decision has yet been made,
[00:26:42] but at the same time acknowledges that it is negotiating
[00:26:45] the arrival of new electric models for the next
[00:26:53] professors have been awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics. The Swedish
[00:26:57] Academy has awarded economists Michael Woodford and Robert
[00:27:00] Hall for their contributions on how to use public policies
[00:27:04] to stabilize economies. They have stood out for
[00:27:07] studying monetary policy, productivity, the labor market, and
[00:27:10] household consumption. Their studies have been used by central
[00:27:14] banks and governments to contain the impact of economic crises such as
[00:27:18] COVID and the war in
[00:27:19] Ukraine.
[00:27:26] And we return to Catalonia to tell you that prisons are increasingly
[00:27:30] full and the total number of inmates
[00:27:32] is close to maximum capacity. In fact, right now there are
[00:27:35] 9,597 prisoners. If we look at the evolution,
[00:27:39] in the last 5 years there has been a sustained increase of
[00:27:41] 24%, with 1,800 more inmates, and
[00:27:45] as for the staff of officials, those in charge of surveillance, in these
[00:27:49] years there has been an increase of 12%. Now there are
[00:27:52] 3,600 workers. For the unions, this figure is
[00:27:55] insufficient. They also denounce an increase in incidents. The
[00:27:59] Department of Justice, although it does not speak of collapse, will expand
[00:28:03] the number of inmate places by 600 and is studying implementing
[00:28:06] a pilot test to create a reinforcement group for high-risk incidents
[00:28:10] which could be replicated in all
[00:28:13] penitentiary centers. The increase in arrests due to
[00:28:16] increased police pressure on the streets and the reinforcement of the courts has
[00:28:20] impacted prisons as had not been seen in years, the capacity limit. Justice and penitentiary
[00:28:23] workers describe a completely different
[00:28:27] scenario inside the doors. There has been a significant increase in
[00:28:30] incidents both in quantity and quality. These last 20 days, an average of
[00:28:34] about 20 officials have been directly assaulted.
[00:28:38] Assaults have significantly decreased. Very
[00:28:41] serious ones have decreased by around 60-
[00:28:45] 70%. Where there is consensus is in the resurgence of
[00:28:48] assaults among inmates. Weeks ago, an attempted homicide in
[00:28:52] Lladonès and also a death in Quatre Camins. The government plans to increase
[00:28:55] the capacity of two prisons by 600 new places, a patch
[00:28:59] according to workers who warn of a lack of staff.
[00:29:03] We signed a labor conditions agreement with the unions, this
[00:29:07] meant an increase of around 400 workers per
[00:29:10] resident. The thing is that this responded to a need generated
[00:29:14] 10 years ago that today is already short because in addition
[00:29:17] you have specific programs, you with the same staff have divided with
[00:29:21] more pieces of the pie, with which the presence has been
[00:29:24] decreasing. This means that in a module like in the prison of Abrians there can be
[00:29:28] about 200 inmates and an average of four surveillance
[00:29:31] officers. The fulfillment of sentences outside prison, such as in the third
[00:29:35] degree, is a possibility that the law foresees, a measure not intended
[00:29:38] to empty prisons because it is only given to some prisoners with good
[00:29:41] evolution, according to a study by Pompeu Fabra, however, in one out of three
[00:29:45] proposed cases, the prosecutor's office opposes it, named by the guardian,
[00:29:49] it is added with a kind of new power that has to
[00:29:52] control the executive power or the administration. Before
[00:29:55] granting a third degree, there is a whole evaluation, a series of professionals behind it,
[00:29:59] who I understand are the ones who have best done their follow-up, who best know the
[00:30:03] progression or the risk of criminal recidivism. Right
[00:30:06] now, in prisons there are 9,500 inmates serving
[00:30:09] sentences or awaiting trial, and each of them costs around
[00:30:13] €200 per day.
[00:30:16] And now we collect the complaint made by a woman whom the multinational None
[00:30:20] has fired while she was on sick leave, recovering from the sexist
[00:30:23] murder of her mother at the hands of her father. After 14
[00:30:27] years working for this company, they sent her a dismissal burofax, alleging
[00:30:31] a restructuring.
[00:30:34] Helena never believed that her mother had disappeared.
[00:30:38] After four years searching for her, her father confessed that he had
[00:30:41] killed her during the height of COVID and had hidden the body in Gran Canaria where the
[00:30:45] couple had gone to retire. That was, as I say, the imprisonment of my
[00:30:49] mother, because she got it from everyone, that is, my mother stopped
[00:30:53] having the friends she had here, her family, she
[00:30:56] didn't talk to anyone, she is still awaiting trial for...