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00:00:00No, Hafur is the one who won, but there was a
00:00:03liberal, they destroyed him, they don't care about
00:00:07liberal ideology, they are pragmatic.
00:00:11Fernando Cerimedo, for example, in Bolivia
00:00:14participated in, participated as an advisor
00:00:18that situation and what for both a presidential candidate
00:00:22from the left, like Andrónico Rodríguez, a natural heir
00:00:26who was believed to be a natural heir to Morales. In
00:00:30his campaign and parallel to Rodrigo Paz's, they
00:00:33are not interested in ideology. They are interested in
00:00:36going with whoever
00:00:38circle. What will pay them and whoever will commit afterwards, if they don't
00:00:42pay, with whoever will commit afterwards to the government
00:00:46years, the promoters of the cryptocurrency and the government's dealings with transnationals and so on at their service.
00:00:49Eh, they don't care about following an ideological
00:00:53line. So I heard several times in negotiations
00:00:57precisely to participate in that
00:01:00campaign. However, regarding a material
00:01:04fraud, no, I was not aware of
00:01:07it. And now, of course, also,
00:01:11what we are experiencing now in Brazil with this
00:01:14campaign and what had been
00:01:18vote buying, of course, what he calls a dividend known since before these elections with Flavio Bolsonaro, what do you
00:01:22know about the links that Fernando Cerimedo
00:01:26has had with the Bolsonaro family, either with Jair Bolsonaro, with whom there
00:01:30were also links at the time, and now with the current right-wing
00:01:33candidate? In the first days of
00:01:36August, Fernando sent me a photo
00:01:40with one of the Bolsonaros in the United States. I
00:01:43can't, no, I can't specify the date right now because, as I told you, my cell phone
00:01:47is in the Public Ministry, but
00:01:51from the 1st to the 5th, when he was in the United States, in that
00:01:55date range, he sent me a photo, he told me that they were discussing
00:01:58campaign issues, that he was going to seek funding,
00:02:02he was going to participate yes or no in that campaign, in that
00:02:05election, and what they did with Meta is
00:02:09is by the book, they have very good contacts with
00:02:12Meta. Eh, in fact, here a journalist
00:02:16who they themselves made him take down his page, Fernando
00:02:19intervened to have it returned, and
00:02:22he told me more than three times at least that he had very
00:02:26good relations with Meta and could take down or restore any
00:02:30page. Eh, I have no doubt that his
00:02:34team, his group has intervened
00:02:36for this. I understand that there are
00:02:39complaints of
00:02:42mainly in the suburbs of electoral infractions by Meta that would have allowed some smear campaigns and the suspension of Lula's
00:02:46accounts. I have not the slightest doubt that it has been part of a
00:02:50strategy of this team to
00:02:54remove visibility. This
00:02:57issue has been repeated historically, as we have seen in
00:03:00the case of Argentina, where after the attention of Fernando Cerimedo,
00:03:04there was a considerable drop in
00:03:07interactions on the profiles of Javier Miley himself and all
00:03:11these far-right figures, of the
00:03:14of living. Talking about what libertarians. What could you add for the case of
00:03:16Argentina?
00:03:19Not only in the case of Argentina, in the case of Bolivia also,
00:03:23support, we'll the president's account went from having more more
00:03:27'I laugh' than 'I like' and it was
00:03:30very evident, and the bot farm they took down
00:03:33here is tiny, it's tiny. I
00:03:37said from the first day I was in interviews that there was a much
00:03:40larger farm, I told them where they were, they never
00:03:44intervened, I imagine it is still active,
00:03:48eh, I don't think it's still in the same place, it was in the business
00:03:50center, they never intervened.
00:03:54Likewise in Argentina I know that they also have their own bot
00:03:58farms, I imagine that Fernando's arrest caused some kind
00:04:02of disorder and for a moment they left them inactive, but
00:04:06in Saint-Denis, north of Paris, they are fully active, I myself am a victim of them
00:04:09because they spread a
00:04:12to repress. So lie, his lawyer goes out and says a lot of nonsense and immediately it is
00:04:16replicated with their bots, so I
00:04:21again, by mocking myself am a victim of their farms and they use them everywhere
00:04:23absolutely in all countries, they use the same modus
00:04:27operandi and it would not only be this strategy. in
00:04:32party can make a comeback in bots, Nadia, because let's remember that several
00:04:34audios also came out from Marlon Ochoa in Honduras, we had him here in an
00:04:37interview in this space, Ventana al Mundo, where he told us about the
00:04:41needs to be done is for society persecution he experienced for having denounced electoral fraud through the
00:04:47the American University, audios where Cerimedo himself said that the vote counts were already ready to favor the current
00:04:50president
00:04:52the United States a month before Nazri Asfura.
00:04:55I, I don't know, as I said, about material fraud, he
00:04:58never corroborated such a situation, he never
00:05:02accepted it. What I can refer to is
00:05:05this situation where they
00:05:09attack too much mediatic, they give the population to understand
00:05:13things that do not
00:05:16exist, that are installed in the imaginary and
00:05:20that is a modus operandi, right? From there to committing a
00:05:24material fraud by altering the vote,
00:05:27I am totally unaware of
00:05:31we have seen in different photographs that you have released
00:05:35to the media are the great contacts that
00:05:38finally take us back to the point of North
00:05:42America, the United States, where Fernando Cerimedo has had
00:05:45contact with Brad Parscale, with several people from the Maga
00:05:51can you tell us about
00:05:54this intricate network that emerges from that
00:05:57nation? Brad Parscale is his partner, he is the
00:06:01one who gives him this technology for him to manage in Latin America, another of
00:06:05his operators is Andy Rivas.
00:06:08Eh, regarding Trump Junior, he himself said here in a media
00:06:12interview with Tufía that
00:06:15he was a partner in several companies with this
00:06:19gentleman. Eh, later I published
00:06:22chats that he sent me, that is, screenshots
00:06:26where conversations with people from various
00:06:30countries were seen. He had, he had operators everywhere,
00:06:34people, people with whom he coordinated in almost all
00:06:37countries. It calls my attention very much and
00:06:40even more so now that it is known that in Bolivia there is no rule of
00:06:43law, that the investigations that have been opened, for
00:06:47example in Chile, have not already required
00:06:50cooperation for that phone breakdown, for
00:06:54them to be able to get
00:06:57these communications. It calls my attention very much and very powerfully,
00:07:00this negligence
00:07:03of the investigation in almost all countries where
00:07:07electoral manipulation or
00:07:10some type of electoral crime that was
00:07:14being investigated is presumed, Mexico should do it, Colombia
00:07:17should do it, that is, they should go from the media,
00:07:21the real, the tangible, the legal to demand
00:07:25that they be part of the phone
00:07:28breakdown by cooperation or that they be provided with a copy of the
00:07:31breakdown of this cell phone. There we could
00:07:34stop speculating from
00:07:37testimony to having real tangible evidence and
00:07:41and perhaps to deepen an investigation
00:07:44seriously. Mexico can do it, Chile can do it, Peru can do
00:07:48it, Argentina can do it. I was made to testify in a case in Argentina and I
00:07:51told the attorney general exactly the same thing, that he should do it, that
00:07:55he should ask for cooperation to be able to access his phone, his
00:07:58computer. Agreed, well thank
00:08:02you very much Nadia Beller for expanding on this whole framework, without
00:08:06a doubt we will be following the legal case
00:08:09you have in Bolivia very closely and we wish you of course a speedy
00:08:12recovery, thank you very much for this testimony, for this interview for the
00:08:16public media of Mexico. Thank you, you too, and don't be
00:08:20surprised if in a short time the same persecution
00:08:24that they carried out against the attorney general - who I'm not going to defend
00:08:28- but the modus operandi is clear and patent, don't be
00:08:31surprised if they set something up against me because this has
00:08:35become an autocracy, a persecution.
00:08:38It is basically an
00:08:42update of Operation Condor at the time that
00:08:46we experienced in Latin America, do not be surprised by the persecution, the
00:08:49disappearances, do not be surprised that there are
00:08:53even extrajudicial executions,
00:08:56anything can be expected. Of course, let's hope everything comes
00:08:59to a good end. Thank you very much, Nadia Beller. Hugs to Bolivia. Thank
00:09:03you. Let's go with
00:09:04more.
00:09:22And amidst all this scenario, the
00:09:25midterm elections are coming in the United States. We are
00:09:29almost a month away from it being the thermometer, the
00:09:32thermometer of Donald Trump's administration, which has
00:09:35strong accusations, a historical low
00:09:38in the probabilities that the Republican
00:09:44the polls so that they can
00:09:48win something and regain the congress in these elections. This, of
00:09:51course, amidst the outrage caused by the massive
00:09:55enrichment of Trump, his allies and his
00:09:57family.
00:10:05The enrichment of Donald Trump by making use of his public power not only includes
00:10:09him, but he has extended this model to his family. On May
00:10:128th, Robert Garcia, leader of the Democrats in the House of
00:10:15Representatives, requested the Inspector General of the Department of War
00:10:19to investigate the possible systematic use of government spending to benefit
00:10:23companies linked to the Trump family. In his letter, Garcia
00:10:26points out agreements of the Department of War, headed by Pet Heckset
00:10:30with companies directly related to the president's sons, Eric Trump
00:10:34and Donald Trump Junior, including Anduril Industries, Firehawk
00:10:37Aerospace, Psy Quantum, Vulcan Elements, Foundation Future
00:10:41Industries and Power US, as well as other companies linked to
00:10:45defense, artificial intelligence and manufacturing. The accusations
00:10:48gained strength after Trump, last Tuesday, October 6th, announced an
00:10:52investment of 6 billion dollars in Anduril Industries, of which
00:10:552.9 billion dollars would be contributed directly by the
00:10:59United States Navy for the construction of a new facility in
00:11:03Baltimore, Maryland, known as Arsenal
00:11:052.3.7.
00:11:14billion in a state-of-the-art shipyard that will be known
00:11:18forever.
00:11:20According to Nathan Lee of ABC, Anduril has obtained 135
00:11:24contracts from the U.S. government, approximately
00:11:281.8 billion dollars from these agreements until October 7th,
00:11:31the date the report was published, but Anduril is
00:11:34only the most recent case. In June
00:11:372025, 1789 Capital, a
00:11:40firm in which Donald Trump Junior is one of six partners,
00:11:44invested 2.5 billion dollars to acquire a
00:11:47significant stake in the company. ABC reports that companies
00:11:50related to Eric and Donald Trump Junior have received
00:11:53approximately 600 million dollars in active contracts or promises of
00:11:57investment since the president's sons became involved in them. The
00:12:01apparent benefits cover industries ranging from drones to mining
00:12:05and artificial intelligence. Power US, for example, had not
00:12:09received government contracts until a month after the
00:12:12Trump brothers announced their participation as investors through
00:12:16American Ventures. In the mining sector, the Trumps have
00:12:19invested more than a billion dollars, particularly in Vulcan Elements
00:12:23specializing in Rare Earths.
00:12:55reaches in automation, after Eric Trump was appointed chief
00:12:58strategy advisor at Foundation Future Industries, the
00:13:02company received its first government contract for 24 million
00:13:05dollars. A similar scenario occurred at Hydron,
00:13:09a company focused on automated manufacturing and artificial intelligence,
00:13:12which received its first agreements with the US Army and Navy for
00:13:1632.9 million and 900 million dollars
00:13:20respectively. Donald Trump, his family and his
00:13:24allies.
00:13:55to become rich at the expense of the state. Allan Barrera, Window to the
00:13:58World.
00:14:04And the Donald Trump administration opened an investigation against ABC News,
00:14:08CBS News, CNN, Fox News and NBC News, to
00:14:11determine if they violated antitrust laws by suspending coverage of
00:14:15presidential activities. This, let's remember, after in September,
00:14:19the White House restricted access to CNN, MSNBC and
00:14:23Politico, by questioning their informative approaches and in response,
00:14:27these media outlets interrupted coverage for the president for two
00:14:30days. Now the Department of Justice seeks to determine if the
00:14:34coordinated action between the networks could constitute a practice prohibited by
00:14:38antitrust legislation. And well,
00:14:40in contrast, Donald Trump has now generated controversy
00:14:46the loyalty of his own followers, he said that they could
00:14:49applaud him, practically whatever he said, listen
00:14:52to him. is:
00:15:08We thank Anabel Ortega, international analyst from
00:15:12for being with us to talk about
00:15:17the elections. Welcome Anabel, amidst all this
00:15:21framework, the framework of the Serimedo
00:15:23framework, the accusations of irregularities, the
00:15:27massive enrichment that they already mentioned, how does Donald
00:15:30Trump arrive, with what face does he come to ask for the vote of the electorate? Well,
00:15:34we see that Donald Trump has no problem asking for the vote and... and he knows that his
00:15:38followers will applaud him no matter what he says, right? He just
00:15:42said it, he has no inconvenience, no. Look how
00:15:46pertinent this interview is, thanks for the space, but
00:15:49also right with this previous interview you did
00:15:53with Nadia and what she is telling us has happened in Latin America,
00:15:57well, it is a very consistent action by President
00:16:00Trump. Look, from the beginning of his
00:16:04campaign to run for this second term, he had
00:16:08his objectives very clear: to make America great again, but in all
00:16:11senses, and even when he changed the Ministry of Defense, the Ministry of War,
00:16:15etc., and all that he was building with his followers and especially
00:16:19with the factual interests that follow him throughout these last
00:16:232 years, which has a lot to do with artificial
00:16:26intelligence, but especially with the natural resources that are being slowly appropriated
00:16:30and for this they have resorted to this
00:16:33intrusion in electoral campaigns against
00:16:37governments that are protecting certain resources or that have a more
00:16:41left-wing, more nationalist leaning, which are
00:16:44definitely an obstacle for them to keep all these rare
00:16:48earth resources, etc., there they have managed to destabilize
00:16:51many regions, that's why the Plan Condor
00:16:552.0 has been well spoken of, which is now not because
00:16:58we are in a cold war and it is against communist
00:17:01influences, but because we are in a
00:17:05reconfiguration of the political spectrum
00:17:08that has to do with not only technology and
00:17:12artificial intelligence that requires these rare earths and
00:17:15also the narrow passes as we have been seeing in
00:17:19Panama, Strait of Hormuz etc., it is a whole
00:17:22strategy that I don't think is President Trump's idea but a group
00:17:26of advisors, interests of corporate companies that are
00:17:30very interested in the economic issue and that
00:17:33go all out despite everything, despite democracy,
00:17:37human rights, international agreements, and
00:17:41of course he tells his voters, well,
00:17:44I'm doing the work, right? We agreed on this, we are
00:17:48appropriating Venezuela's oil, for example, for 100 years, and then
00:17:52he says no one applauded him, I think he says no one says it in the
00:17:55media, he is being consistent in his actions,
00:17:59now how attractive it is for the electorate, that's another
00:18:02story, what has happened with Maga in these two years,
00:18:06that's also another story, because Americans are used to
00:18:09looking at things outwards, not outside their territory, they have
00:18:13fought many wars, the proxy wars, they have had
00:18:17interventions in Afghanistan, in Iraq, but here when it is already
00:18:21affecting their economy, then we will see what they are
00:18:24saying and the polls are not very
00:18:27favorable for Trump, despite all his strategy that makes him
00:18:31this man of "Make America Great Again," we don't
00:18:34exactly see that it is being reflected in his
00:18:37electorate, yes, perhaps some Maga followers, but
00:18:41there are very interesting ruptures there, Claudia, you
00:18:45have also commented on this, what strategy would Trump, the Republican
00:18:48party, have to use to regain the vote? Here there are
00:18:52many complicated issues, because because Trump as a brand
00:18:56is not being so attractive, so the Republicans do have a problem here,
00:18:59that is, some Republicans prefer to campaign
00:19:03without the presence of President Trump, to top it all off, President Trump has said, I am going to campaign
00:19:07now. Especially those states
00:19:10that are the swing states that give the win,
00:19:14but what is happening in Maga? It seems to me that
00:19:18here what the Republicans have to do is to continue the
00:19:21discourse that this is for the better even if it is not
00:19:24reflected, because they have rising gas prices, diesel
00:19:27prices, they are not seeing reflected the gains
00:19:31in their economy which is what matters most to them, but we also
00:19:34see that there are groups that are moving very differently than when Maga was
00:19:38around. We see for example the rise of Mandani in New
00:19:42York where it was civil society that mobilized more than the Democratic
00:19:45party, it must be said, but the Democratic party does not
00:19:49find that space, that emotional
00:19:52awakening, of attachment, of loyalty, that can say,
00:19:55let's go against all this, let's go with this nonsense, these
00:19:59aggressions against the main partners, Canada, Mexico, of
00:20:01course, against the Europeans as he has mistreated them. I
00:20:05see that the campaigns of the Democrats are not
00:20:09finding this narrative space, this
00:20:12attractive space so that they can also be a strong
00:20:15opposition. It seems to me that what
00:20:19to mobilize, and Republicans know it, they know that if
00:20:22society doesn't move with them it will be very difficult, although we know there is
00:20:26an electoral college that is not necessarily the votes that count in the end,
00:20:30but the Democrats do not find this
00:20:33space even when with this... very low popularity, it's at
00:20:3732, 33%, President Trump, they can lose
00:20:40some seats in the lower house, but I'm not
00:20:44so sure in the Senate, that's going to be much more competitive now.
00:20:47What does it mean for people, the lower house like the chamber of
00:20:51deputies, well, it can manage to do an impeachment,
00:20:55that is, want to remove him from
00:20:58power, but the Senate is the one that qualifies
00:21:01those proofs, so we are going to see this whole month
00:21:05a series of attacks and let's remember also that every time
00:21:09there are campaigns and especially with these bots, with these
00:21:12strategies that they have, not of what Nadia has just told
00:21:15us, how they are going to make emotions
00:21:19exacerbate, to go towards very aggressive
00:21:22messages, because when there are these types of
00:21:26polarizations, leaders need their radicals, they need those who
00:21:29do mobilize and that can be a scenario not
00:21:33pleasant for Americans definitely, agreed and
00:21:36measures of course also so
00:21:39desperate dramatic as giving this
00:21:42$5 bonus, etc. and of course the increase in smear
00:21:46campaigns, not what we've seen on social media, well, above all. But
00:21:50also totally illegal, that is, we are also facing a very
00:21:53serious challenge to institutions, very serious to democracy
00:21:57which has been the guarantor of the world, right, liberal
00:22:00democracy, eh, all these things outside the norm, right, what
00:22:04to say, well, we are going to give them money, it's
00:22:08of profits, etc., but it seems to me that today more than
00:22:11ever the United States is at a crossroads of
00:22:15attending to institutions or going for autocracy
00:22:18completely, very well, then. We will be pending of what happens, thank you very much
00:22:22Anabel Ortega for expanding on this panorama, on the contrary, a pleasure as always and let's be very
00:22:25attentive, thank you, thank you, let's go with more.
00:22:45And in France, a week of student protests
00:22:48against what has been experienced, a
00:22:52deprivation practically of education
00:22:54services in that country, the report is from our colleague Miguel
00:22:58Martínez from France.
00:23:02The student movement in France, which has started with high school students,
00:23:06is spreading to various universities, since the
00:23:09next budget plans to freeze housing
00:23:13aid, also university ones, even
00:23:16from the private sector are in solidarity with the rest of the movement.
00:23:20movement, but also all the workers' unions are joining,
00:23:23let's see what are the main demands of high
00:23:27school students, lack of
00:23:29teachers in high schools,
00:23:32large cities, the facilities are very
00:23:36degraded and have not been adequately
00:23:39maintained, most of the facilities are more than
00:23:4360 years old. You should know that there are privileged high schools in France like Louis le Grand and
00:23:46Henri, they are the best high schools in France. They, as soon as they have a teacher who is absent, well, in fact
00:23:50right after they will have a replacement, whereas in the suburbs, well, they really don't have any
00:23:54teachers, they pass their bac at the end of the year and a bac at the end of the year without
00:23:57a teacher, well, that's a bac that's doomed to fail in advance and so they have
00:24:00no future because without a bac, without a diploma, having a future is
00:24:04impossible and in France, in Macron's France, it's hard, they make no
00:24:08effort and frankly we are outraged because the suburbs have no teachers and it's
00:24:11unacceptable, well, and in the classrooms when it's hot it's
00:24:15very hot and sometimes it can be complicated.
00:24:19There you go, and when it's cold it's very
00:24:22cold. There you go, well,
00:24:25there you go, and and moreover the classrooms are degraded, sometimes the
00:24:29tables are also degraded. There you go, especially since we are
00:24:33from a suburban high school, it's different from Paris.
00:24:47Police repression has also been. of protest. At the beginning of the
00:24:51movement, the police repressed a blockade
00:24:56which caused widespread rejection, but the police
00:24:59have continued
00:25:02far, at least 6600
00:25:05students have been detained, of whom
00:25:0887% of them are minors.
00:25:11Images like these are repeated in every
00:25:14blockade, with police detaining minors and putting them on the
00:25:18ground. Protests have been peaceful,
00:25:22but the police presence has caused tensions and
00:25:25clashes. From Paris, Miguel
00:25:28Martínez reported.
00:25:32And Pope Leo XIV announced that he will undergo surgery to remove
00:25:36a nodule detected in one of his lungs. The Vatican reported that
00:25:40this operation will be in the first days of this week, and his
00:25:44hospital recovery could last about 7
00:25:46days.
00:25:49Navy. Pile, 85, was honored with the Nobel Peace
00:25:53Prize, dedicating the award to all survivors of international
00:25:56crimes.
00:26:00Donald Trump announced a ceasefire in the attacks against energy
00:26:03infrastructure between Russia and
00:26:05Ukraine.
00:26:09Thank you for being with us. We'll see you next Sunday
00:26:12in another segment here on "Ventana al Mundo" (Window to the World).
00:26:36It's not that different from industries like tobacco, gambling,
00:26:40fast food. You are not the one who decides to spend hours watching
00:26:43videos; it's the algorithm that won't let you go. In its early
00:26:49and blockchain technology
00:26:52promised to revolutionize finance. The recent history of
00:26:55scams, frauds, and false digital utopias is a
00:26:59warning. The era of
00:27:06week on "Abiertamente" (Openly), I invite you to converse with anthropologist
00:27:10Idernández, author of the book "Hoysomar la Esperanza" (Today to Sow Hope). You
00:27:13talk about poverty and racialization. When I speak
00:27:17of racialized territories, it means you have regions in the
00:27:20Guerrero Mountains, for example, where there are no hospitals, where prosecutor's offices are very
00:27:24far away, and in these same regions, you have a
00:27:28very strong concentration of violence. Abiertamente, Monday,
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00:30:08public
00:30:08debate.
00:30:15Friends, good evening, we are on public
00:30:18debate. A ghost haunts Latin America
00:30:22and it is no longer the military coups of the 70s, now
00:30:25it is the digital coups of the Trumpian era, a
00:30:29kind of algorithmic coup through large digital
00:30:32platforms, social networks, the use of
00:30:36artificial intelligence with hundreds, perhaps thousands
00:30:39of millions of dollars that include
00:30:42managers, businessmen,
00:30:44mercenaries, and specialized technologists in
00:30:48segmenting lies to voters, and
00:30:52who undertake cognitive warfare strategies
00:30:55wherever they go. They have undoubtedly advanced in
00:30:58less.
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