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[00:00:13] News from yesterday's accident: a traffic light that by a few meters did not detect
[00:00:17] the stopped Irio train, remained green and allowed the AVE
[00:00:20] to advance at maximum speed. We will explain it this in the
[00:00:24] news.
[00:00:26] Those indicated are blaming the management of the accident.
[00:00:30] who will appear before Congress on Tuesday. The PP goes further and demands that
[00:00:34] Sánchez be the one to give explanations.
[00:00:38] Good evening, a man admitted to Joan XXIII Hospital in Tarragona was shot
[00:00:41] dead. He was recovering precisely from another
[00:00:45] shooting. He was allegedly linked to Turkish mafias related to
[00:00:49] drug and
[00:00:50] arms trafficking.
[00:00:53] Christine Lagarde surprisingly announced that she will leave her position earlier
[00:00:57] than expected. She says she neither wants nor can be neutral in the face of the social
[00:01:00] and political situation in
[00:01:01] Europe.
[00:01:05] Demonstrations on the second anniversary of the DANA that devastated the Horta de València
[00:01:09] and caused more than 200 deaths. Two years later, two missing
[00:01:13] people are still being sought. I have a
[00:01:17] little
[00:01:31] to clarify all these doubts about the
[00:01:36] The dance company Mal Pelo returns to the high season with a
[00:01:40] incorporation of three children from the
[00:01:43] couple, a family of dancers.
[00:01:53] of Transport attributing the cause of
[00:01:56] in exchange for acknowledging the facts and
[00:02:01] at these hours, just like all day today and last night, cranes have
[00:02:05] been working to recover the wagons that derailed in Los
[00:02:08] leader believes that her Yébenes. They have been removing the derailed wagons to search among
[00:02:12] the scrap for remains of the passengers. The work
[00:02:15] will continue throughout the
[00:02:17] night.
[00:02:20] Toledo is still at this hour the epicenter of this tragedy,
[00:02:23] but today the focus is also on the Minister of Transport, Óscar
[00:02:27] Puente. His management, shortly after the accident, has angered
[00:02:31] the unions, some of whom are demanding his resignation. Faced with the flood of criticism,
[00:02:35] Puente has asked to appear before Congress, and he will do so next Tuesday. We will
[00:02:39] expand on this shortly, but first let's go to the accident's ground zero, where
[00:02:42] both the tasks of removing the wagons and the
[00:02:46] investigation into the crash continue, and on this we have some news for
[00:02:50] as they did after the you. Yes, Toni, here it has been more than 24
[00:02:53] hours of tireless work by the emergency
[00:02:57] services. There are hundreds of members of the Civil Guard, the Military
[00:03:01] Emergency Unit, the National Police, and Civil Protection, who are
[00:03:04] the only ones authorized to enter the point where this serious
[00:03:07] railway accident occurred. This is by order of the judge of Orgaz, who has
[00:03:11] taken over the investigation of this case and to whom today a
[00:03:15] second reinforcement court has been assigned due to the magnitude of the proceedings that
[00:03:18] must be carried out as a result of this case. It is this
[00:03:22] investigation that will determine the chain of events that led
[00:03:25] to the tragedy, a chain of failures, of human errors
[00:03:29] also of misfortune because there were also some that tragic
[00:03:33] yesterday morning, Wednesday. We are talking about misfortune
[00:03:36] based on what we have been able to analyze in these images that
[00:03:40] one of the passengers of the Irio recorded just seconds after
[00:03:43] the impact. In these images, you can see on the right a traffic light that is
[00:03:47] still green, and then when the camera
[00:03:50] turns, you can see this stopped Irio train about twenty
[00:03:53] to thirty meters away. Since the Irio train had stopped before
[00:03:57] the traffic light that gives access to the station, the technical station of
[00:04:01] Urda, the traffic light remained green and had not turned red. What does this
[00:04:04] mean? That a few kilometers before this point where the AB
[00:04:08] train was circulating at full speed, there was the so-called advanced
[00:04:12] signal, and since the entrance traffic light to the technical
[00:04:15] station was green, the advanced signal was also green, and therefore
[00:04:19] when the AB driver passed it, he was able to continue accelerating at
[00:04:22] full speed. If the Irio had stopped just a few seconds
[00:04:26] later, just a few meters further on, this traffic light
[00:04:30] at the technical station of Urda would have turned red, and the advanced signal where
[00:04:33] the train passed would have turned amber. This
[00:04:37] would have automatically made it reduce its speed, and therefore either the
[00:04:40] impact would not have occurred or in any case it would have been at a much lower speed and therefore
[00:04:44] with much less serious consequences. Therefore, one more event
[00:04:48] that is added to the whole chain of failures and human
[00:04:52] errors that occurred yesterday morning and that is now
[00:04:54] being investigated.
[00:04:57] The first question is why did the LZB safety
[00:05:00] system fail, which controls both track circulation and
[00:05:04] trains? Faced with the IT problem, they switched to lateral
[00:05:07] signaling blocking, that is, the analog system. It is a
[00:05:11] much more system with traffic lights very similar to those we see on the
[00:05:14] streets, the tracks also have traffic lights and with calls between the
[00:05:18] control center and the
[00:05:19] drivers.
[00:05:25] the Urda control center, only six minutes after the system failed,
[00:05:29] indicates to all stopped trains to resume
[00:05:33] their journey. Here appears the second unknown: why are they told
[00:05:37] to circulate normally? instead of asking for "marcha a la vista", that is,
[00:05:40] at a reduced speed in order to be able to react to
[00:05:43] unforeseen events. This is another human error: when the safety
[00:05:47] system fails, you cannot proceed normally, but rather you must proceed
[00:05:50] with caution. BSL in normal
[00:05:52] march, normal march,
[00:05:56] yes, okay. The AVE driver
[00:06:00] did not contradict the indication, unlike the driver of one of the other
[00:06:03] trains. He accelerated without any prior warning and could have reached
[00:06:07] 200 km per hour. Here arises another
[00:06:11] doubt: why did no one from the control center warn him during
[00:06:14] the 17 minutes he was driving that there was a train stopped in front
[00:06:18] of him? Finally, the last question focuses on
[00:06:21] Lirio: why did he not resume his journey like the rest of the
[00:06:24] trains?
[00:06:28] ZB and it can still be stopped before the entrance signal to
[00:06:32] the poor driver. Alerts were popping up, notices were popping up on the system
[00:06:36] saying: "Are you sure?" because the train itself protects itself. The investigation, which
[00:06:40] is under secrecy of summary, will have
[00:06:43] railway accident. The
[00:06:46] leak of the audio recordings between the drivers and the command
[00:06:49] center has not pleased the unions, nor has the Minister
[00:06:53] Óscar Puente's immediate statement that human error was the cause of the accident.
[00:06:57] For all this, they demand the Minister's
[00:06:59] resignation.
[00:07:02] First there were the statements by the Minister
[00:07:05] the accident to human
[00:07:07] error.
[00:07:11] The one who makes the decision to resume the march, as I say, in some circumstances.
[00:07:15] A few hours later, the leaking of part of the conversations between the
[00:07:19] control center and the drivers, the discomfort of railway
[00:07:22] workers and unions has not stopped growing. It is a tremendous
[00:07:26] irresponsibility to attribute culpability
[00:07:30] for the accident without establishing and without knowing
[00:07:33] all the information to carry out an independent
[00:07:36] investigation, and above all by leaking biased information to the
[00:07:40] media. A worker cannot go to his workplace and
[00:07:43] after an accident see himself with leaked audios. We are going
[00:07:47] to take legal action against these leaks. They believe that the
[00:07:51] outcome of the tragedy cannot be explained solely from the last
[00:07:54] decision taken, which is what was leaked, but that it is necessary
[00:07:58] to reconstruct the entire chain of actions and they reiterate,
[00:08:02] Demut accident, that all safety measures,
[00:08:06] In a statement, Comisiones Obreras went
[00:08:10] further and believes that blaming workers is reason to demand the
[00:08:14] immediate dismissal of Minister Puente. They
[00:08:17] demand an investigation into these leaks as well, so that
[00:08:20] responsibilities can be clarified.
[00:08:23] Many families are still awaiting the
[00:08:26] identification of the deceased victims, a task being carried out in Toledo that
[00:08:30] requires time. Rubén Cabús.
[00:08:33] Well, yes, it's a process that can take a
[00:08:37] few days. This Institute of Legal Medicine in Toledo already has a
[00:08:40] score of bodies. The forensic teams have been working all day
[00:08:44] to identify these victims. It is expected that they will also be able to do so
[00:08:48] during the night, and there is a lot of work here. Remember that the last official
[00:08:52] figure of deceased victims is 69 people.
[00:08:55] The DNA samples provided by family members will be fundamental
[00:08:59] to identify some of these bodies, and when this is
[00:09:03] done, communication with family members will always be done in
[00:09:06] person, attended by psychologists, and never by phone. That is
[00:09:10] why today the Civil Guard has made an appeal to families who have not yet
[00:09:14] reported the disappearance of possible relatives to do so,
[00:09:17] and they have even done it in English because among the missing there would be about a dozen
[00:09:21] people from outside Spain. There is already a
[00:09:25] confirmed foreign fatality.
[00:09:28] Meanwhile, most family members are
[00:09:31] gathered at the Priestly House in Toledo. There
[00:09:34] they await news, accompanied also by psychologists. Yesterday,
[00:09:38] about fifty people spent the night there. Today,
[00:09:41] surely a few more will. A second night
[00:09:44] of much anguish, waiting for news. And today, precisely,
[00:09:48] we have been able to hear some of these relatives.
[00:09:51] You have to have a little patience and that's it. How
[00:09:54] are the spirits in there? Well, let's see, time
[00:09:58] passes and it weighs, obviously, and well, there are people who were strong before
[00:10:02] and now are a little weaker. We have to lend a hand. It's my
[00:10:06] husband
[00:10:08] and well,
[00:10:10] we know absolutely
[00:10:13] nothing. There are
[00:10:15] several people in the hospitals,
[00:10:18] several people in the hospitals who are, let's say,
[00:10:21] not in the best condition.
[00:10:24] inside what is as it entered yesterday quite better thank
[00:10:28] God because yesterday entered frankly badly
[00:10:32] with danger of of of of life because he was in an
[00:10:35] operation of total bleeding, fractures
[00:10:39] as I said yesterday of several parts of his body, pelvis,
[00:10:42] hip.
[00:10:44] Precisely at the beginning of the afternoon, the
[00:10:47] Kings went to the Hospital of Toledo where they visited the twenty
[00:10:50] injured in the accident who are admitted there. Some have been
[00:10:54] critical. Felipe has described the accident as a very hard blow and has
[00:10:57] called for unity in society, but also for measures to prevent
[00:11:01] such an event from happening again.
[00:11:03] As a society, we once again suffer a very hard
[00:11:07] blow,
[00:11:09] but we must continue moving forward
[00:11:11] even with that pain. Measures
[00:11:14] will have to be studied
[00:11:17] that must be adopted so that this does not happen
[00:11:20] again.
[00:11:22] has become the main topic of the pre-election
[00:11:25] campaign. All eyes are on the Minister of Transport,
[00:11:28] Óscar Puente, who will appear before Congress on Tuesday. A large part of the
[00:11:32] opposition has already demanded accountability, and the PP, moreover, demands that it be Pedro Sánchez
[00:11:36] who appears.
[00:11:38] The calendar has already been set: Minister
[00:11:41] Óscar Puente will give explanations about the Urda accident on Tuesday at the
[00:11:44] permanent deputation of Congress. It will be at his own request after
[00:11:48] parties such as the Broad Front or Esquerra
[00:11:52] Republicana asked him to. the meeting of the Secopi maintains its
[00:11:55] support, assuring that the Spanish government is fully committed to finding
[00:11:58] out what happened to prevent it from happening again. We are working day and
[00:12:02] night to not only give an answer to the families of the
[00:12:06] victims, but also, of course, to clarify every last
[00:12:09] detail of this tragedy and, of course, to reinforce
[00:12:13] security so that this does not happen again. The leader of the PP does not explicitly
[00:12:17] demand Puente's resignation, saying that it is not yet time, but demands
[00:12:20] that political responsibilities be assumed.
[00:12:24] but the Broad Front and Esquerra
[00:12:55] Republicana also accuse the Spanish executive of pointing fingers at the
[00:12:58] workers of the Atocha control center to deflect attention. Gabriel
[00:13:02] Rufián believes that a human error is a reflection of a failed
[00:13:05] security system. Vox has filed a lawsuit with the Supreme
[00:13:09] Court against Óscar Puente, whom it accuses of crimes of homicide and injury
[00:13:13] due to negligence.
[00:13:15] Infinite to Óscar
[00:13:19] Muerte to Pedro Sánchez. The PP is not satisfied with
[00:13:21] the appearance next Tuesday of the Minister of Transport. They believe that it is
[00:13:25] Pedro Sánchez who should give explanations and demand that he appear
[00:13:29] before Congress urgently. Eva Pellegri Bobet TV3 Madrid
[00:13:33] and
[00:13:34] today the death in the accident
[00:13:37] of Fátima Báñez, the PP leader who was Minister of Labor in the
[00:13:41] PP governments and who was currently president of the COE Foundation,
[00:13:44] has been confirmed. Báñez was a deputy and Minister of Labor in both legislatures
[00:13:47] of Mariano Rajoy's government. In 2012, in the midst of the crisis, she carried
[00:13:51] out the labor reform, which, among other things, made
[00:13:55] dismissal more flexible and was highly criticized by the unions.
[00:13:59] Silence in memory of the victims at Atocha
[00:14:04] station in Madrid, from where the two crashed trains departed. Called by
[00:14:08] the train drivers' union, works councils, and colleagues, the
[00:14:11] concentrations and minutes of silence have been repeated in the main railway
[00:14:15] stations. At Santa Justa station in Seville, more than a hundred
[00:14:19] people have wanted to show their condolences, and the same has happened in the
[00:14:22] lobby of Sants station in Barcelona, with
[00:14:25] railway workers, Iryo personnel, and Remfa train
[00:14:29] drivers on strike.
[00:14:30] The train drivers' strike was
[00:14:34] called before the tragedy, and afterwards SEMAF decided
[00:14:37] to maintain it because among the demands is precisely that
[00:14:40] of more railway safety. Jordi
[00:14:44] Martínez.
[00:14:44] Well, yes, the demand for more safety
[00:14:49] is the cornerstone of this strike called by the train drivers'
[00:14:52] union. today for many users, it has also been acknowledged that in many cases there have been delays of more
[00:15:03] than an hour. Regarding compliance, Renfe has placed it at
[00:15:06] 26.6% on average throughout the state, while for
[00:15:10] Semaf it has been an absolute success because the follow-up has been, according to this
[00:15:13] union, 100%. What
[00:15:17] does SEMAF demand? What are the arguments for calling this strike? Well, broadly
[00:15:20] speaking, they demand above all to create a meteorological
[00:15:24] alert protocol to decide what should be done at all times when there are
[00:15:28] heavy rains like those we have experienced in recent weeks, also more
[00:15:31] reliable trains without technical problems in the rolling stock, also
[00:15:35] to hire more train drivers. SEMAF
[00:15:38] says that all this is agreed and not complied with, and Renfe
[00:15:42] says exactly the opposite, that it is complied with. Given this discrepancy,
[00:15:45] SEMAF decided late this afternoon to call two more strike
[00:15:49] days for November 10 and 12. 10 total
[00:15:53] stops and 12 partial stops. And also late this
[00:15:56] evening, also a piece of news from the railway sector, the high-speed
[00:16:00] company Wigo has decided to cancel all trains it had
[00:16:03] scheduled for both tomorrow, Friday, and Monday, coinciding with All
[00:16:07] Saints Day, due to the train drivers' strike. It says it does not want to add more chaos to what the
[00:16:11] Toledo accident has already caused. 20,000 people will be
[00:16:14] unable to travel.
[00:16:17] At Sants station, the screens
[00:16:20] remind us that during peak hours, two out of three trains run. Today,
[00:16:24] one had to be even more prepared than on any other day. Whether there is a strike or not,
[00:16:28] it always arrives late. So I always have to go to the station
[00:16:31] earlier. Surprisingly, I arrived earlier than usual. It took
[00:16:35] an hour, which is truly amazing. This afternoon there have
[00:16:39] been delays on some usual lines for regional and commuter
[00:16:42] users. In fact, the impact strictly from the
[00:16:46] strike has been limited, with minimum services being met and
[00:16:49] few cancellations. To guarantee essential services, buses have been
[00:16:53] activated, for example, in Lleida, where the driver of the 8 a.m.
[00:16:57] train to Barcelona did not show up. Some preferred
[00:17:00] not to risk it. And I had to change it for tomorrow at 7 in the morning,
[00:17:04] because today it was a risk to take the train because it was possible
[00:17:08] that the driver would not show up. Like the capital of
[00:17:11] Segrià, today in Girona there has been less passenger traffic, also because it was a
[00:17:14] holiday for Sant Narcís. I have to go to Barcelona today for
[00:17:18] a medical appointment that I had to postpone because
[00:17:22] the day they had given me first there was a strike and today
[00:17:25] there is also a strike. I thought about taking a mid- distance train, but that mid-
[00:17:29] distance train does not exist. The strike had been called two
[00:17:33] weeks ago, but the accident in Toledo has made the understanding of what
[00:17:36] is happening throughout this year
[00:17:40] overflow. So I understand it, I agree with
[00:17:43] them doing this type of strike and making some noise. The train drivers'
[00:17:46] union Semaf has called two new strike days for November 10
[00:17:50] and 12. Adrià Calvo, TV3,
[00:17:54] Barcelona.
[00:17:56] Lagarde will leave the presidency of the
[00:18:05] European Central Bank earlier than expected, she says, to have more freedom to
[00:18:08] defend her own ideas. She does so on the eve of decisive
[00:18:11] elections in France, her country, where the far right leads the
[00:18:15] polls. Today, the ECB, by the way, has maintained interest
[00:18:18] rates.
[00:18:20] It was supposed to be a boring
[00:18:23] press conference because today everyone took it for granted that the European
[00:18:26] Central Bank would not touch interest rates, but the news
[00:18:30] broke a little earlier, when President Lagarde had just given
[00:18:33] birth, she posted a... announcing that she will resign in February,
[00:18:37] eight months earlier than she is due. Speculation about her departure
[00:18:41] had been circulating for months, and the reason would be that this
[00:18:44] does a favor to the current governments of France and Germany, who will be able to agree on her
[00:18:47] replacement before the far right comes to power. A possible
[00:18:51] candidate could be the Spanish Pablo Hernández de COS, former governor of the
[00:18:55] Bank of Spain. Lagarde did not want to enter into these speculations,
[00:18:59] but instead she made it clear that she wants to be able to talk
[00:19:03] about politics.
[00:19:06] in that neutrality at the present time, and I'm interested in the truth,
[00:19:15] and I see the truth being very often, um, she
[00:19:27] has not specified if this would entail getting involved in politics. She
[00:19:31] could also lead the Economic Forum. In any case, she
[00:19:34] demands to be able to speak freely.
[00:19:56] Montreal, its renewed alliance, which is the result of the distancing
[00:19:59] of both from the United States. This meeting was also meant to serve to
[00:20:03] recognize Canada as an associated state of the European Union. The pressures from member states
[00:20:39] such as Germany or France have had an effect. The associated state concept
[00:20:42] that Wonderlien defends is not in the European treaties and raises
[00:20:46] sensitivities on the old continent. Beyond the formula that is finally
[00:20:50] adopted, the summit between Canada and the European Union has on the table
[00:20:54] to expand collaboration in artificial intelligence and in
[00:20:57] rare earths. Canada has the resources and mining experience
[00:21:01] and Europe the industrial demand. There is also a desire to
[00:21:04] deepen student exchanges through the Erasmus
[00:21:07] program. Strategically, Canada and the Union seek to reduce
[00:21:10] dependence on the United States. This is assured by Michael Ignatieff,
[00:21:14] Canadian and global analyst, who visited Barcelona a few days ago.
[00:21:18] have died when a Russian drone fell
[00:21:50] on them and 14 more have been injured. Since the summer, Russia
[00:21:53] has been attacking the Ukrainian railway system, which for many
[00:21:57] citizens is the main means of interurban transport. In
[00:22:01] two other Russian attacks, in broad daylight, in other cities,
[00:22:05] five more civilians have died.
[00:22:07] In Venezuela, Maria Corina Machado's first
[00:22:11] return, after almost being in
[00:22:15] exile. The opposition leader and Nobel Peace Prize winner says that
[00:22:18] the transition is irreversible and assures that the elections will be
[00:22:22] next year. The country's president, Delcy Rodríguez, however, does
[00:22:25] not speak of terms.
[00:22:28] A year of exile, a Nobel Peace Prize and seven attempts to return
[00:22:32] later, Maria Corina Machado appeared today for the first time before
[00:22:35] the press in Caracas, calmly, without risk of being
[00:22:39] arrested, but still saving the details of how she managed to enter
[00:22:42] Venezuela.
[00:22:44] we learned what we couldn't
[00:22:50] do, we did it differently
[00:22:53] and I tell you, they didn't see it coming. The opposition
[00:22:58] return home in freedom demonstrates that the transition plan dictated from
[00:23:02] Washington is advancing, a plan that would have been impossible, she
[00:23:06] said, without the illegal military operation that allowed the capture of
[00:23:09] President Nicolás Maduro. She expressed her conviction of having returned to
[00:23:13] win the next presidential elections, which she
[00:23:16] assures will be next year. Secretary of State Marcos Rubios has
[00:23:20] proposed a sequence of events for the purpose
[00:23:23] of advancing towards a democratic transition.
[00:23:27] But Machado's calendar does not
[00:23:33] exactly coincide with that of the interim president. Until today, the
[00:23:36] candidate chosen by Donald Trump to lead the transition
[00:23:40] process. A few minutes before this appearance, Delcy
[00:23:43] Rodríguez delivered a message to the nation to guarantee that there will be
[00:23:46] elections but without warning her rival.
[00:24:02] Rodríguez has positioned herself as the only leader capable of heading the
[00:24:05] renewal of institutions. This evening, the electoral pre-campaign
[00:24:08] in Venezuela could have begun. The details and date of the elections
[00:24:12] will be decided from Washington.
[00:24:15] The Central Electoral Board has
[00:24:22] opened a disciplinary file against the Spanish president for the video recorded at the Reina
[00:24:26] Sofía Museum in which the image of Picasso's Guernica, a symbol
[00:24:30] of the civil war, was used. In this announcement, Pedro Sánchez invoked the spirit
[00:24:34] of "no to war" and highlighted that Spain has maintained its principles
[00:24:38] in the face of armed conflicts. This is the second time the board has sanctioned
[00:24:42] Sánchez in this electoral period, the sixth in
[00:24:45] total.
[00:24:46] worrying information, a man
[00:24:50] admitted to Joan XXIII Hospital in Tarragona has been shot dead.
[00:24:53] The victim was an injured person who was recovering from an attempted
[00:24:57] homicide just two weeks ago in Salou. The Mossos
[00:25:01] are investigating it as organized crime. It happened
[00:25:04] at dawn when the hospital is calmer and has less staff. And it was two
[00:25:07] days after the victim was transferred to a ward, after
[00:25:11] spending almost 15 days in ICU. The hospital has the usual
[00:25:15] security services and they were active at that moment,
[00:25:18] dealing with another case that was happening at that moment in the hospital
[00:25:22] that we don't know if it has any relation to this. The attacker
[00:25:26] entered through the emergency room, went up to the fifth floor, entered the room and
[00:25:30] shot the victim who was recovering from gunshot
[00:25:33] wounds. They shot him one evening in the middle of the street
[00:25:36] in Salou. Organized crime has been a concern for the
[00:25:40] Mossos for many years, and they constantly issue
[00:25:44] warnings. Turkish organized crime, the Turkish mafias that have entered the last two
[00:25:48] years with great force in Catalonia and
[00:25:52] with a high degree of armament and violence.
[00:25:55] The victim was at the head of the criminal organization "los 10 Germans". In
[00:25:59] February of this year in Turkey, the police raided the organization with the
[00:26:03] arrest of some forty members for arms
[00:26:06] and drug trafficking, according to the Turkish news agency
[00:26:09] AK. They have already come to buy marijuana and to do
[00:26:12] business with marijuana and this is quite
[00:26:15] surprising from the point of view that Turkey is very close to Albania which is a large
[00:26:19] producer. Turkey itself is is is is big in
[00:26:22] marijuana production, so the question is this: why if you have so much
[00:26:26] marijuana do you come to Catalonia? The victim's wife
[00:26:29] was with him for days. The Mossos were there
[00:26:33] 24 hours guarding the victim to preserve the investigation of the
[00:26:37] shootings in Salou. According to police sources, the man did not carry
[00:26:40] information. The hospital that is seen in this video, but
[00:26:44] daily, he took advantage that the Mossos were no longer there, he knew how to
[00:26:48] get in and how to get out. But why does organized crime
[00:26:52] from Turkey also choose Catalonia? Well, the answer is clear, because they have
[00:26:55] found the symbiosis in which what they are doing
[00:26:59] is making payments with firearms. And this is really...
[00:27:02] worrying. They buy a lot of marijuana, the brokers who come are very strong, they are capable
[00:27:06] of buying 100 kg of a truck, 100 kg of marijuana
[00:27:09] and in exchange, they try to import a truck
[00:27:13] of weapons, and that was what the castration was about, very focused on Catalonia and
[00:27:17] that the Mossos investigated with the national police, and they still do not rule out that the
[00:27:20] hospital victim may be related to this case,
[00:27:24] but the alert is in the feeling of impunity that organized crime
[00:27:27] in Catalonia is demonstrating. They entered the hospital, they killed
[00:27:31] and they left. Fàtima Llabrich, TV3, Sant Joan
[00:27:34] Despí.
[00:27:37] The former karate teacher who on Tuesday was sentenced to 26 years in prison for
[00:27:41] sexual assaults on five minor students and production of child pornography,
[00:27:45] has committed suicide in prison. The
[00:27:48] 67-year-old man was in pre-trial detention in Brians since he was
[00:27:52] arrested three years ago. In the trial, he reached an agreement with the
[00:27:55] accusations to reduce the sentence
[00:27:59] paying €140,000 to the victims. During this year,
[00:28:02] nine inmates have committed suicide in Catalan prisons.
[00:28:05] catalanes.
[00:28:07] And today marks two years since the DANA in the Valencian Country in which
[00:28:11] 233 people died. Several commemorative events have
[00:28:14] been held in the municipalities most affected to remember the
[00:28:17] victims. A demonstration has also been called for this Saturday in Valencia that
[00:28:21] is expected to be massive. Two years later there are still
[00:28:24] families who have not found the bodies of their relatives and who cannot
[00:28:28] grieve.
[00:28:32] what she has left of her father fits in her hands, these are the last
[00:28:36] memories I have left of my father, the car
[00:28:39] key, the last photo, the cap from the day he
[00:28:43] disappeared, I have a little bit
[00:28:46] of hope, but more than anything, if they start to
[00:28:50] clean up, to rebuild, that in
[00:28:54] one of them the body can come out at some point, they looked for him, but
[00:28:58] his body has not yet been found, and doing the paperwork for him to be declared...
[00:29:02] officially dead, her father, was very hard, tremendously hard, I
[00:29:06] remember signing and signing things, putting my father's
[00:29:10] name, putting the name every time and that was a total
[00:29:13] torture, a life is priced at
[00:29:16] €72,000 by the government and
[00:29:20] €80,000 by the Generalitat, that is the price of a life, I for one,
[00:29:24] they can put the money wherever they want,
[00:29:26] no, because you want your
[00:29:30] family, this point of Montserrat went from...
[00:30:26] identified by the Mossos as the creator and administrator of blockade networks
[00:30:30] in Lleida, the arrested managed several messaging channels where
[00:30:34] he called for looting shops and attacking the police this Saturday.
[00:30:38] The national police have also arrested a 17-year-old responsible for the
[00:30:41] Blockos groups in Valencia. The prosecutor has
[00:30:44] ordered his admission to a juvenile center as a precautionary measure.
[00:30:47] He is accused of crimes such as conspiracy to commit
[00:30:51] public disorder and membership in an organized
[00:30:53] group.
[00:30:57] Within the framework of these Blockos calls today.