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00:00:07only once, but for the moment,
00:00:36government will be measured in
00:00:39went wrong in
00:01:15hand, on the other,
00:01:25CNN audience, what
00:01:53precisely of the population,
00:02:16electorally, I
00:02:57her the Presidential Medal of
00:03:09Then a second version arrived and in Latin America of in that second version he speaks
00:03:13of him as a leader, here I present you part of
00:03:17written by Flavio
00:03:18Bolsonaro.
00:03:21This is only the beginning of our struggle for democracy, for human
00:03:25rights and for freedom in Brazil. I want to tell
00:03:28you, not only my 60 million voters, but
00:03:32the Brazilian people that I am the leader and that the criminals who
00:03:36stole the election in Brazil are part of a criminal
00:03:40organization that has established a tyranny,
00:03:43you who longed for a change I will not abandon
00:03:46In the press conference, Fed you, I will be the voice and the free leadership of our
00:03:50nation.
00:03:54Bolsonaro is closing the letter, this one I am presenting to you saying that he left
00:03:57Brazil but that he did not abandon Brazilians in reference to
00:04:01that after hours of contradictory information about his
00:04:04whereabouts, this Wednesday we had
00:04:07the first images that already confirmed the arrival in Miami
00:04:11of Bolsonaro, eh, senator, former presidential candidate of
00:04:14Brazil, leaving, I told you, through Argentina,
00:04:17making a stop in Guayaquil in Ecuador and finally
00:04:21landing in Florida, and about this
00:04:24letter, the effect that the departure of Flavio
00:04:28Bolsonaro from Brazil also has on the political environment and on what is to come from
00:04:33clarify well what next January, Monica Debol, economist and researcher at the main Petersen Institute for International
00:04:37Economics,
00:04:38shared her ideas with me.
00:04:42In Flavio Bolsonaro's letter,
00:04:45the candidate who lost the elections
00:04:48in Brazil declared himself president-
00:04:51elect of Brazil, and there are
00:04:55a lot of mistakes in that, because on the one hand,
00:04:59Flavio was not elected, Lula was the
00:05:02victorious one by a difference of more than 4
00:05:06million votes and
00:05:09on the other hand there was on the day of the vote.
00:05:12vote on Sunday, there was on the
00:05:15part of both parties, Flavio Bolsonaro's party
00:05:19and Lula's party, so the PL and the PT,
00:05:23a request for the voting to be extended
00:05:27until 7 p.m.,
00:05:29that is, 2 more hours
00:05:32than had been
00:05:36planned, and this request was made
00:05:39by both Lula's Workers' Party and
00:05:42Flavio Bolsonaro's party, so this claim
00:05:46now that there was fraud or that something
00:05:51the elections, it's not true, Flavio
00:05:55Bolsonaro's departure from Brazil means for the far
00:05:59right that it had an extraordinary
00:06:03victory in Congress, now the
00:06:06far right in Brazil is without a head,
00:06:09without leadership, so with this departure from Brazil.
00:06:13Flavio's party, the other
00:06:17coalitions are now seeing how they will
00:06:20reorganize, so Flavio left behind
00:06:24a real mess, on the one
00:06:28what is at stake
00:06:31here is that with a more disorganized far
00:06:34right, eh, for Lula there is now
00:06:38a kind of greater
00:06:40governability.
00:06:43Eh, because Flavio's party and the coalitions
00:06:46will have to form alliances with
00:06:50others in Congress, so things
00:06:53changed completely between the
00:06:56first and second
00:06:58rounds.
00:07:07Well, that's what's happening in Brazil in relation to that post-election
00:07:11scenario and looking ahead to what will be Lula's new era starting next
00:07:14January, in the United States further north,
00:07:18days before the midterm elections, I informed you that there was a monetary policy
00:07:22decision this Wednesday by the Federal Reserve and despite what the latest
00:07:26data has been in terms of rising prices, the Federal Reserve, which is the Central
00:07:30Bank of the United States, announced that it is leaving its benchmark interest rate
00:07:33unchanged, pay attention because this decision was not unanimous, it had two
00:07:37dissents to be specific, it was a 10 to 2 vote with the
00:07:41dissent of Governor. Lisa Cook and the President of the Federal Reserve Bank
00:07:44of Cleveland, I'm talking about Beth Hamak, who both favored a quarter
00:07:48point percentage increase and while this decision was
00:07:51expected, very expected by the market, there are voices that are
00:07:54concerned that inflation continues to rise,
00:07:58affecting the economy, the pockets of Americans, also in its
00:08:01statement the Fed pointed out several points, among them that the economy
00:08:05is expanding at a solid pace, that spending remains
00:08:08resilient, that productivity is solid
00:08:11and capital investments are robust and yes,
00:08:15it is also recognizing in its statement that inflation
00:08:18remains high, by the way, during the press conference after the
00:08:22announcement and the conference that was led by Kevin Wash, president of the body,
00:08:25there were also other important announcements from the Fed,
00:08:28including the number of meetings and decisions
00:08:32that will come in the future, and analyst Carlos López
00:08:36Jones also commented on this.
00:08:38Today, as expected, the Fed leaves its.
00:08:42interest rate unchanged at 3.75 to
00:08:444%, this in a context where inflation in the United States
00:08:48is at 3.7%, but core
00:08:51inflation, which is what the Fed monitors, is at
00:08:542.6%.
00:08:59President Kevin Wars, points out that next year there will be eight
00:09:02meetings, but only seven will have policy
00:09:06decisions, let's see in which meeting it is decided not to have a
00:09:10decision and for 2028. it will be in
00:09:13only six meetings, although there will be eight meetings, but only
00:09:16there will be six monetary policy decisions for
00:09:192028. why is this meeting interesting? first
00:09:23because Wars points out that inflation remains
00:09:27high at 2.6 core and 3.7 general, that's
00:09:30why the markets are estimating that by December the
00:09:33Fed will again raise its interest rate,
00:09:37which would already be at 4% to
00:09:404.25, bad news for the mortgage
00:09:43sector, for the auto sector and surely that was the
00:09:47reason why they decided today not to raise their interest
00:09:50rate because well that rate was already a bit high. Another point that
00:09:54we should consider for financial markets is that
00:09:58Wars insists that inflation has an
00:10:01energy issue, that is, if a resolution were
00:10:04reached in the conflict between the United States and Iran,
00:10:07inflation would surely decrease, but that is not seen in the short
00:10:11term. It is important to remember that
00:10:14President Donald Trump chose Wars precisely because
00:10:18Wars had promised not only not to raise the rate but
00:10:21to lower it, now, Wars said that he would operate independently
00:10:25in what goes from his period from May to date he has
00:10:28raised the interest rate
00:10:32from what it looks like, it would be until June of
00:10:34next year at least that
00:10:38the rate could drop if the war between Iran and the United
00:10:42States ends, otherwise we will have high
00:10:45interest rates in 2027 as Wars said
00:10:47today.
00:10:58We have been telling you for weeks, the economy is a
00:11:02central issue for voters in the United States for many
00:11:05reasons, inflation, the cost of credit, employment
00:11:08also, youth employment, among many other details, let's
00:11:12talk about all of this, about the scenario with two academics
00:11:15from this university, the Iberoamerican University, exactly on the opposite side
00:11:19of me is Gerardo Herrera, he is from the Department of Business
00:11:23Studies and he is. with me also, Jorge Esquiavón, he is the
00:11:27director of the Department of International Studies, if you want
00:11:30I'll start with you, Jorge, what's at stake, because we're talking about control
00:11:34of Congress, but we're talking about that control of Congress in the future in the
00:11:38Trump era, when Congress seems to have been very absent in this
00:11:41administration.
00:11:44Welcome to the Ibero and thanks to you for reaching out to the great
00:11:50we are seeing is that we have a midterm election this Tuesday, November
00:11:543rd. The United States and the question we all ask ourselves is what
00:11:58will be the new composition of Congress and if this will manage to
00:12:01limit, contain a little the Trump administration. Well, everything seems
00:12:05to indicate that, although Trump is not on the ballot,
00:12:08the actions of the Trump administration will have a gigantic
00:12:11impact on American voters and what we expected
00:12:15a few weeks ago was that it was a very competitive election, everything
00:12:19seems to indicate now that the House of Representatives with a
00:12:22very high probability of almost 80%. will
00:12:25be won by the Democratic party and something
00:12:29we did not expect is that also the Senate of the United
00:12:32States will most likely also be won by the Democratic party,
00:12:36an approximate distribution of 52, 48 is expected
00:12:40in the Senate, which means that
00:12:43Democrats will not only control the Senate but will control all the
00:12:47presidencies of all the Senate committees. What does this mean?
00:12:50It means that they will have a much greater
00:12:53capacity to control the Trump administration, particularly
00:12:57issues such as appointments, such as ratification of international
00:13:00treaties, such as foreign policy actions, and in the House
00:13:04of Representatives, which is the House of Deputies, it would be
00:13:07about 235 Democrats against 200 Republicans,
00:13:11there the control will come through money, through the budget and therefore
00:13:15they will make it much more difficult for the Trump administration to
00:13:18act so freely.
00:13:22We have eh Gerardo to ask you now with the microphone. Well, eh,
00:13:26thanks, let's see, we have had the experience
00:13:31congresses that are eh of opposition to the executive and
00:13:35we have a problem of governability and in the Obama administration we had that problem in the past,
00:13:38so eh we also have a president Donald Trump who has bypassed Congress many
00:13:42times eh what economic decisions do you really think
00:13:46Congress can stop or can throw eh throw down because the
00:13:50president already knows how to avoid doing what he decides, how's it going Gaby
00:13:53well again the same. Welcome, glad to be here
00:13:56with you, let's see, I think there is some
00:13:59hope that this reconfiguration of Congress would change
00:14:03commercial policy, tariff policy, I think we have to be very
00:14:06careful, the political climate will change more quickly than
00:14:10tariffs, for a very simple
00:14:12reason, the current executive in the White House has governed
00:14:16by decree, which is something that the law allows, a
00:14:19congress, even a congress dominated by the Democratic
00:14:23party will govern by legislative process, not by
00:14:26decree, and the legislative process is slow, so even
00:14:30if they call hearings, even if they call investigations, even if they want
00:14:34to repeal measures with laws, it will be a prolonged
00:14:37process and something very important eh, at some
00:14:41point, suppose that the congress dominated by Democrats passes a law to
00:14:44repeal tariffs, this can face a presidential
00:14:48veto, yes, and the only way you
00:14:52can overturn a presidential veto is: with two-thirds of
00:14:56both chambers, there is no poll that predicts that
00:15:00Democrats will win two-thirds of both chambers, so we have to be
00:15:03careful with our expectations and I
00:15:07would simply point out that hope is not strategy,
00:15:10strategy is to contemplate all possible scenarios, including, and I don't
00:15:14know what my esteemed colleague thinks, the possibility that the polls are
00:15:17wrong, yes, we already saw it in the last 15
00:15:21days twice in Brazil, the polls are wrong. we must not
00:15:25rule out any scenario, and what do you say, I
00:15:29agree,
00:15:33the last 2 years of his term, what does
00:15:36that mean? lose the majorities in both chambers or
00:15:39perhaps not lose them depending on what happens in the elections because democracy
00:15:43continues to function, the reality is that no longer having
00:15:46the possibility of a new re-election
00:15:49we will see a Trump who wants to leave a legacy and that legacy will imply
00:15:53more executive orders and a difficulty on the part of Congress
00:15:57precisely because of legislative times to repel
00:15:59this, but one of the central issues at this moment for the
00:16:02voter has to do with the price of energy has to do with this
00:16:06war eh... activated by Israel and the United States against
00:16:09Iran that he said would end in weeks and we have been for months
00:16:12already and would it really be
00:16:15strategically a mistake or not eh to say
00:16:19let's end the war now at this moment for the United States in geopolitical
00:16:23terms because there are decisions that perhaps Congress longs for eh to
00:16:26change but for an entire country they can be dangerous in
00:16:30geopolitical terms no effectively
00:16:33simply simply let's consider before the war the gallon
00:16:36of gasoline in the United States was at 2.98
00:16:403, now it's at 4.27, yes, today the
00:16:44American president told Americans it's a sacrifice
00:16:48worth taking in order to prevail, yes,
00:16:52and everything, when the war ends, prices will drop, the point is that he doesn't
00:16:55put a date on it, I think no one knows a date and
00:16:58personally, I don't know what my colleague thinks, I believe that
00:17:02Iran is purposely dragging out this
00:17:05conflict because it knows precisely.
00:17:07that it is harming the local agenda, today the concern of the
00:17:11American voter is affordability, that they can
00:17:14afford to live, yes, that's where this
00:17:18conflict is hitting.
00:17:22big difference between what is an internal and
00:17:26external state policy that would seek the well-being
00:17:30unlike Donald Trump, who only seems to care about
00:17:34his ego, that's where it's very difficult
00:17:38for someone like him to accept failures and what we are seeing is
00:17:41that the one who ends up paying the costs of these erratic
00:17:45policies and with lack of certainty, is precisely the
00:17:48voter, now the reality is that the voter will end up charging it from my point of view
00:18:31Well, it's already Thursday in Asia, let's see how the main stock markets are opening
00:18:35in that region, I offer you. the
00:18:38performance of some of the stock markets, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Shanghai,
00:18:41echoing the stock market operation on this side of the world after
00:18:45the announcement of the U.S. Federal Reserve.
00:18:48In Asia also the trend of reference crudes was
00:18:52upward earlier on this side of the world, it seems that it will remain so in
00:18:56Asia, Brent crude on this side of the world ended above
00:18:59$115 a barrel, West Texas Intermediate ended
00:19:03almost at $103, now I'll show
00:19:05you, look. Now the trend is downward, but there is renewed
00:19:09concern about additional disruptions in supply in the Middle
00:19:13East,
00:19:20and I want to report a close with a positive balance, investors waited
00:19:24to hear the Federal Reserve's decision, also the comments from its president Kevin
00:19:28Wars, the market, I was telling you, anticipated the decision, after having
00:19:31raised the rate last September, investors also
00:19:35reacted to the parade of quarterly results that were... known throughout
00:19:38the hours, among them earlier, that of the chip manufacturer
00:19:41SK Hynix from South Korea, also what
00:19:45came later in the afternoon, the quarterly results of other
00:19:49companies, but driven by these results,
00:19:52well the shares of semiconductor companies among others, I'm going to
00:19:55leave you with the closing figures of operations in the United States and some stock
00:20:27The need to migrate knows no age, many
00:20:31say they want to reach Mexico City, but others seek
00:20:34to go further north.
00:20:39The anti-drone battalion of the Mexican army consists of
00:20:43these types of elements, inhibitors to bring down drones
00:20:46that have become a threat.
00:20:50From Chiapas, they have detected a cattle smuggling
00:20:52point, this is one of the illegal crossing
00:20:56points for cattle that goes from Central America to
00:20:59Mexico. Thousands of demonstrators, workers from
00:21:02this country left at 9:30 in the morning from the
00:21:06Angel of Independence. I am in the municipality of
00:21:09Teuchitlán in the Mexican state of Jalisco, here
00:21:12the finding was macabre by groups of people
00:21:16searching for disappeared persons. What made
00:21:19you come here? and with the suspicion that your son could be on this
00:21:22ranch,
00:21:29to understand the world you need to seek
00:21:32the truth, let's go back to the era when we had to be much
00:21:36more human, that's why we follow the facts,
00:21:39wherever they take us, no matter how far we have
00:21:43to go, from the internal story, there are new
00:21:46statements from President Donald Trump, I give an external
00:21:50perspective, we delve into the data, ready for whatever
00:21:53comes. Lorenzo was shot by an immigration
00:21:56agent, we face the world. Is
00:21:59it legal for a 3-year-old child to appear alone before a judge?
00:22:03Find joy in new perspectives and new
00:22:06horizons. Every day, no matter where
00:22:10life takes you. We follow what
00:22:13matters to you. We forge a path towards
00:22:17truth and understanding of the world.
00:22:36Live, from Mexico
00:22:39City, a story can
00:22:43change everything, a look at the reconstruction efforts of a
00:22:47city and the hope of a people determined to rise. it evolved
00:22:50very quickly CS and we never thought it would become a category
00:22:54five and to understand what is happening, let's go
00:22:58with my colleague Ione Molinares to Washington,
00:23:01the explosion, well, we can see the dimension it had to take away the entire
00:23:05facade, we hear the protagonists, they
00:23:09made fun of us as mothers and fathers of the 43,
00:23:13where she lived a bomb fell, we are about to board this
00:23:16Mexican Air Force plane heading to Romania.
00:23:20to have a complete vision, we are here as
00:23:23migrants to progress and make this country grow, there are great
00:23:26stories to know and many perspectives to analyze.
00:23:30Perspectives with Mario González, Monday to Friday
00:23:33on CNN.
00:23:47It's already dawn in Spain.
00:23:50there is national mourning, I report hundreds of demonstrators who have
00:23:53protested tonight in Madrid in front of the Ministry of
00:23:57Transport after the collision of two trains this morning that leaves so
00:24:01far more than 60 people dead, about
00:24:04500 demonstrators demanded the resignation of the
00:24:08ministry officials and even the resignation of the Spanish
00:24:11government president Pedro Sánchez, some of the
00:24:14participants threw bottles, flares at the security
00:24:17forces who responded by firing tear
00:24:21gas in an attempt to disperse the crowd, it is that in the midst of the
00:24:25commotion and sadness over the deaths after the crash near
00:24:28the town of Urda, the
00:24:31demand, the indignation above all, the demand for
00:24:35answers about the causes of this new accident, the
00:24:38second in less than a year, another accident in January in Córdoba
00:24:42left more than 40 people dead and another accident
00:24:45in Barcelona left a railway operator
00:24:49dead, From Urda Toledo, our colleague Stefano
00:24:52Pocebón has more details about what
00:24:54happened.
00:24:58Gabi, the work of removing the debris remains
00:25:01active here until very late at night,
00:25:04we can see our cameras reaching here while the
00:25:07workers are still working to
00:25:10literally lift what remains of the train
00:25:14cars using heavy machinery to try to
00:25:18clarify and elucidate. the disaster area also
00:25:23really happened, of
00:25:26the almost 350 passengers who were on board the
00:25:30two trains, an AVE and an Iryo, these are the
00:25:33two specifications of the trains, he is saying of the
00:25:37350 passengers, at least 68 have
00:25:40been pronounced dead, it is the most painful
00:25:44tragedy that Spain has experienced in its railway
00:25:47network in the last eh. 10 years,
00:25:51but there are also around a dozen who remain in
00:25:55very critical conditions due to the injuries they have reported,
00:25:59while the majority of passengers have already been, have already been able to return. to their
00:26:02homes, the president of the council of ministers Pedro Sánchez came
00:26:06here in the afternoon saying that all of Spain is in
00:26:10mourning and promising to get to the bottom of what really
00:26:13happened, the train drivers' union asking for the
00:26:17resignation of the transport minister for having said that behind this
00:26:20tragedy there was human error when the union
00:26:24has been months if not years that it has asked for greater
00:26:27investments in the Spanish railway network and
00:26:31clearly these are the questions that will have to be
00:26:34answered before November 29, when this
00:26:39the polls in the next elections,
00:26:41Gabi.
00:26:46The government of Pedro Sánchez promises to clarify the accident and
00:26:49determine if there were negligences or failures.
00:26:52Sánchez previously acknowledged the existence
00:26:54of shortcomings and the need to raise quality
00:26:58standards, but he dismissed as fake news
00:27:01the accusations about an alleged
00:27:04lack of investment in railway maintenance,
00:27:08Minister Puente, for his part, ruled out resigning
00:27:11after the Toledo tragedy,
00:27:14describing the accident as truly unbelievable and
00:27:18assuring that his absolute priority is to clarify the causes of the impact and
00:27:21resolve the emergency.
00:27:30I have more news for you, the Israeli currency fell
00:27:342% against the dollar, registering one of its worst days in 16 months
00:27:38due to the political stagnation that the country seems
00:27:41to be heading towards after the elections this Tuesday, the results are
00:27:45expected this Thursday but with more than 85% of the
00:27:48ballots counted, neither Prime Minister Benjamin
00:27:51Netanyahu nor his main rival, former military
00:27:54chief Gady Esencott, are close to the 61 seats to
00:27:58obtain a majority in the Knesset, the right-wing bloc of
00:28:01Netanyahu is projected to obtain about 53
00:28:05seats, 15 fewer than in the current Parliament. The
00:28:08opposition bloc could obtain about 48. Arab parties
00:28:12seem to be gaining ground, they are projected to collectively obtain 19
00:28:16seats. King Charles III
00:28:20acknowledged that there has been great suffering and injustices from the past as
00:28:24he began his 9-day tour of the Caribbean, in which he is expected
00:28:27to elaborate on the British role in the
00:28:30slave trade. He added that this regrettable legacy will be
00:28:34addressed at the biannual meeting of heads of government of the Commonwealth of
00:28:38Nations which begins this
00:28:40Sunday.
00:28:42In the United States, political leaders and from other sectors, including former President
00:28:46Barack Obama, paid tribute to Dolores Huerta, after
00:28:50learning of the death of this historic union leader, a reference in the
00:28:52struggles of agricultural workers in
00:28:56that country. Obama, who awarded
00:29:00Freedom in 2012, the highest
00:29:03American civilian honor, called her a hero for me.
00:29:46I am Mexican British, I have been practicing
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