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00:00:13end of July, not only here at
00:00:44Yes, I invite you to join me in the next half
00:00:47hour with the main news that
00:00:50Morocco has also increased marked the day's agenda, we begin with a lot of information, well and
00:00:54we begin in Colombia, President Abelardo de la
00:00:57Espiella asks his American counterpart.
00:01:00Donald Trump, to suspend tariffs on Colombian products
00:01:03due to the emergency caused by last Monday's
00:01:07earthquake, August 10, which has left 289
00:01:10dead. In a call he said he had with the US
00:01:14president, he argued that
00:01:16this eventual suspension would benefit
00:01:20Colombia's economy at a time when it must
00:01:23face reconstruction after the earthquake. The
00:01:27death toll was updated. by the
00:01:30government this Saturday afternoon and
00:01:34I'm going to Cali with my colleague Wilson Barco who has
00:01:37all the information and how the first weekend
00:01:40after the tragedy is being experienced,
00:01:42let's see,
00:01:45this was the Ariguaní building,
00:01:47on the first floor
00:01:51the parking lots were located,
00:01:55the building came
00:01:56down
00:01:59during. This week eight
00:02:03people died at this site, while
00:02:07three were
00:02:10rescued, I want
00:02:12to show you
00:02:15how the vehicles looked, that's a
00:02:17motorcycle and
00:02:19this is a car that got trapped
00:02:23in the basement, it was
00:02:27a building similar to this one across the street. and it was in
00:02:31these
00:02:31conditions,
00:02:35it was very painful,
00:02:38the rescue efforts were initially carried out with
00:02:41all the
00:02:44volunteer rescuers from the same neighborhood, I came here on previous
00:02:48nights and you could see the amount of people who were
00:02:51for information from helping
00:02:53day and night, the neighbors to save
00:02:57their people.
00:03:00and today the removal of the
00:03:03rubble is being done while
00:03:06I walk, look at one of the vehicles, it's parked a
00:03:10little,
00:03:14it was outside and it ended up in these conditions and
00:03:18I think I saw a
00:03:20second floor here, no this was the fourth floor that ended up
00:03:23here, the
00:03:25bed
00:03:33the twisted
00:03:34irons,
00:03:38this was the support
00:03:38of the
00:03:42parking lots, look how it
00:03:44ended up,
00:03:51in the background I can see a motorcycle
00:03:54too.
00:04:05We are doing this tour with safety
00:04:08measures under authorization of the engineers who told us that
00:04:12we could only do it from
00:04:14this front while
00:04:16the machinery continues
00:04:20to work,
00:04:21the
00:04:26affected families are in places.
00:04:32countdown for the Community Shield of relatives, many of them almost all are from close families, eh,
00:04:36we have already identified them, unfortunately, only
00:04:39one lady lost three people from her
00:04:43own family, how strong, a very complex situation, another lost
00:04:46two, in total there are 1,750
00:04:50affected buildings, the
00:04:53rubble removal work has just
00:04:56begun, for CNN, Wilson
00:04:59Barco. Cali
00:05:00Colombia,
00:05:06how terrible, well, we move on to other news in Zimbabwe, where at
00:05:10least 70 people died, including 18 children, after
00:05:14a ferry sank in Lake Kariba, according to police on
00:05:17Saturday after rescue teams recovered
00:05:20more bodies. The boat capsized on Tuesday due to strong
00:05:24waves and overloading, as at least 150
00:05:28people were traveling on a
00:05:31vessel with a capacity of 90. A list
00:05:34published by the authorities revealed that 16 of the deceased
00:05:37children were 10 years old or younger, the youngest
00:05:40was just 1 year old, well, in the United
00:05:44States, authorities in Indiana reported this Saturday that
00:05:48five people have already died from the floods caused by the rains
00:05:51that have been lashing the Midwest for a week.
00:05:55The meteorological service predicts that precipitation will continue through the
00:05:58night and until Sunday afternoon. More than 21
00:06:02million people across the Midwest remain under
00:06:06flood watch this Saturday. The mayor of
00:06:09Indianapolis said that the city was experiencing its worst
00:06:12floods in more than 30 years and asked residents
00:06:15of Reid, Rookie, Raiper and other
00:06:18affected areas to leave their homes and seek
00:06:22a safe place.
00:06:26Meanwhile, tropical storm Lala intensified this Saturday and became
00:06:30a Category One hurricane that is already battering the Big Island of Hawaii, with strong
00:06:34winds and intense rains. If it makes landfall as a hurricane tonight, it
00:06:38would be the first to directly
00:06:41impact the island in more than
00:06:4530 years,
00:07:01as we see on screen, a 46-year-old man was arrested and
00:07:05charged with multiple hate crimes after
00:07:08interrupting Shabbat services on Friday
00:07:12vandalizing property and injuring a woman at the Central Synagogue of
00:07:16Manhattan, according to the New York Police, this incident
00:07:19was even condemned by the mayor of the
00:07:23city and the governor of New
00:07:26York.
00:07:28And in immigration news, the controversy continues over ICE's
00:07:32plan for agents to receive
00:07:35electric shock gloves to use when making
00:07:39arrests. According to the Department of Homeland Security,
00:07:42quoted by AP, the federal agency plans
00:07:45to spend some 20 million dollars on the acquisition
00:07:49of these equipment that have already been used in some prisons and
00:07:53police departments, neither the Department of Homeland Security
00:07:56nor the manufacturer Compliance Technology
00:08:00responded to requests
00:08:03the news
00:08:05agency,
00:08:07well and now, now I'm going to New York, there is the political
00:08:11analyst. Robert Valencia, to
00:08:14delve into this issue, Robert,
00:08:18well, we saw this announcement that ICE makes, but we have also
00:08:21seen during the week an increase in
00:08:25migrant deaths under
00:08:28ICE custody and on the other hand a controversy these
00:08:32days when an ICE agent
00:08:35pointed his weapon at
00:08:38a woman arguing that she wanted
00:08:43to run over or wanted to run over ICE agents, what
00:08:47is your reading of all this, what are
00:08:49we seeing,
00:08:51well, first of all, Ray, it's always a pleasure to be on your show and a greeting to all the audience,
00:08:55well, eh, I think here the point is several points,
00:08:59I would categorize it into two points, first transparency and second the
00:09:02capacity of the agency itself that has been under public
00:09:06scrutiny, even since the deaths of these two
00:09:09citizens in Minnesota and the deaths to which you also
00:09:12refer, in addition to the purchase
00:09:15of industrial warehouses to house
00:09:18migrants under subhuman conditions, but in this particular
00:09:22case what is concerning is the lack of
00:09:26training, the reduction of training hours that has been a topic that has
00:09:29been discussed for approximately a year, let's remember that before
00:09:33it was said that it took approximately 5
00:09:36months for these
00:09:39ICE agents to receive sufficient training. and they were
00:09:43reduced to practically
00:09:46six weeks or it was even talked about 47 days of
00:09:49accelerated training in honor of President
00:09:5347, in this case obviously Donald Trump, now with the
00:09:57lack of transparency plus the events you point out, the episodes we
00:10:01have seen and now that this new
00:10:03technology comes in
00:10:06coupled precisely with that lack of training where there is not even
00:10:09Spanish language training, for example. This is the
00:10:13concern it causes, not to mention what you just mentioned, the
00:10:16incident with Carolina Molina, the woman you mention, who was
00:10:20pointed at with a gun and that coincidentally another of the
00:10:24technologies. that is now being contemplated is the use of these body
00:10:27cameras, well the body
00:10:32previous moment sorry to
00:10:36that incident that we have all seen and that you are seeing on screen at
00:10:39this moment, so eh it
00:10:42is this transparency issue I mean
00:10:46that in the case of body cameras for example, the
00:10:50agency determines in its best interests what
00:10:53videos come out. and what not, so I think that
00:10:57here is a set of situations in which we still see
00:11:00this lack of training, now the people who received the 47
00:11:04days of training no longer return to the 70 that ICE
00:11:08re-imposed and now with this new technology that it is not known how it will
00:11:12be used, although the manufacturers themselves
00:11:15say that it cannot inflict harm
00:11:19on minors and pregnant women, but given these
00:11:22recent incidents, now many
00:11:26more questions open up with the incorporation of
00:11:28this technology.
00:11:31Robert, you spoke of transparency, but we also have to see, we
00:11:35cannot ignore something, what
00:11:38does all this respond to,
00:11:40to a political
00:11:43issue eh, on the other hand,
00:11:47deterrent effects among migrants themselves, in
00:11:50short, what is your analysis on that, the
00:11:54pressure continues. from the political point of view, the government continues to
00:11:57exert pressure on AID that it has to make approximately 2
00:12:01detentions per day and that has also led the
00:12:05agency or at least the Department of Homeland Security to
00:12:09have made these purchases, although obviously there
00:12:12purchase of them
00:12:15due to some bureaucratic
00:12:19entanglements that occurred under the administration of Christin Noem and
00:12:22that the Agency has also pointed out. but that had not
00:12:26prevented this body from buying these
00:12:29industrial warehouses around the country and where some
00:12:33are still in dispute at the state level as in the case of
00:12:36Maryland and the case of New Jersey, but undoubtedly what is being tried to
00:12:40do here is what you point out is to make
00:12:43these deterrent practices but that can
00:12:46cost the lives of these people, let's remember that recently there was
00:12:50the death of this Colombian immigrant in Maine who was shot dead,
00:12:53the same thing happened in Texas with
00:12:57that Hispanic citizen or with that Hispanic person in that
00:13:01state where he was also shot down, all
00:13:05this is a matter of a lack of training but coincidentally and it
00:13:08must be said for example what happened in Minneapolis this person
00:13:12who killed René Good as you remember this
00:13:16other person fell at the hands of an agent who
00:13:20had 10 years of experience and who even received
00:13:23Spanish training. So there is an
00:13:27internal problem that needs to be resolved within the agency, this
00:13:30this is, this is completely, I think it's something
00:13:33that should be aimed at, but it continues to
00:13:37sign expensive contracts not only for the purchase of
00:13:41warehouses but now with these with this type of technologies without the
00:13:44proper scrutiny and training and that is what
00:13:46is worrying.
00:13:51Complex, complex matter Robert, thank you, thank you, that was...
00:13:55international political analyst
00:17:28and we move on to the Middle East, the Iranian Foreign Minister,
00:17:31Abasarachi, said this Saturday that Tehran has not decided whether
00:17:35to resume negotiations with the United States. to end the war, the
00:17:39foreign minister pointed out that, although conversations with
00:17:42mediators, Qatar and Pakistan, continue, such
00:17:45interactions do not constitute
00:17:48negotiations, my colleague Sale Meri from Tel Aviv with the
00:17:51report.
00:17:55Awaiting the agreement with Oman on the Strait of
00:17:58Hormuz and to achieve some kind of progress with the United States on the
00:18:02collapsed memorandum of understanding signed two
00:18:06months ago, Iran has strongly rejected the
00:18:09latest statement by President Donald Trump, referring to President
00:18:13Trump's words claiming that once he defeats the
00:18:17Iranian regime, he will declare the Strait of Hormuz as United
00:18:20States territory. The
00:18:23Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Hazem Gari
00:18:27Babadi affirms that Iran is not afraid
00:18:30of Washington's threats and that the
00:18:33Strait of Hormuz will be open or closed always.
00:18:37depending on what Iran says, based on its authority,
00:18:41he says, over this important maritime
00:18:43route, but the conflict, tension and
00:18:47sporadic attacks are not only in the Strait of
00:18:51Hormuz, in the other important maritime route of the Middle East, there
00:18:54is also tension and attacks, it is about the Strait of
00:18:58Bab-el-Mandeb, the director of the port of Mocha in the
00:19:02situation, the Red Sea area, affirms
00:19:05that he will suspend his operations. missions after the
00:19:09Houthi, an armed group in Yemen
00:19:11under the tutelage of Iran, fired and
00:19:14launched at least 25 missiles in recent days, causing
00:19:18the death of seven people and numerous
00:19:22material damages. According to the Houthis, the target
00:19:25was eh targets, military headquarters
00:19:29of Saudi Arabia, and on another
00:19:32closed front, in Lebanon, a very intense
00:19:35day after Israel completed one of the most
00:19:39lethal attacks in the last two months and
00:19:42all, Israel says, due to the response
00:19:46to Hezbollah's attack against
00:19:49Israeli troops in southern Lebanon, causing serious injuries
00:19:52to three soldiers. The Lebanese president Joseph
00:19:56Aoun has condemned Israel's attack and said
00:20:00that it undermines efforts and possibilities for
00:20:04negotiations that have been ongoing for weeks between
00:20:07Lebanon and
00:20:10Israel for CNN Sale Mergi Telaviv
00:20:22and we move to Europe where a CNN
00:20:26Portugal video, a CNN affiliate, shows Spanish
00:20:29military vehicles deployed near the El
00:20:32Tarajal border crossing in Ceuta,
00:20:35Spain, this Saturday shortly after it was reported that Moroccan
00:20:39police had intercepted hundreds of
00:20:42migrants several kilometers from the
00:20:46border. This is the report.
00:20:51An unprecedented police deployment here in Ceuta, at the
00:20:54Tarajal border, so that the tens of thousands of
00:20:58migrants do not enter again, as happened at the
00:21:03the Spanish border, but also on the other side, in
00:21:06Morocco, the police deployment was large to
00:21:10then prevent migrants from trying to cross the border
00:21:14again, during this Saturday
00:21:17here on the Ceuta side the situation was
00:21:21calm, nobody tried to cross by swimming while
00:21:25we were here in Tarajal all morning, all day,
00:21:28but on the other side of Morocco, more than a
00:21:32hundred migrants tried to approach the border
00:21:36but were blocked by the Moroccan police,
00:21:40security not only at the border but also
00:21:44near the closest cities to this border
00:21:48precisely to prevent migrants from trying to pass here in
00:21:51Spanish territory, there are still thousands of
00:21:55migrants in Ceuta who entered about two weeks
00:21:58ago and still worry not only the
00:22:01government of Ceuta but also the authorities and the
00:22:04residents of Ceuta who complain about insecurity
00:22:08this Saturday Ceuta was on alert for the possibility
00:22:12of migrants trying to enter again but as I said
00:22:15the truth is that during the day here in Spain
00:22:19it was very quiet because in Morocco
00:22:23security at the border has been increased, police control
00:22:26has been increased.
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