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00:01:31How are you? Telesur Noticias starts immediately, we are here for you in
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00:01:38review the headlines.
00:01:54One day before the midterm elections, the United States goes to the polls with a
00:01:58record early vote, and
00:02:00with their state, with what has been done, with with polls that point to the Latino vote as
00:02:02decisive.
00:02:07Violence escalates in Colombia with four attacks in two days, leaving
00:02:11at least five dead in Huila, Cauca and
00:02:14Tolima.
00:02:19Countries around the world celebrate Day of the Dead with various activities
00:02:23to honor the memory of their
00:02:29and Alaska also report low deceased.
00:02:47and when there is little time left for the midterm
00:02:51election in the United States, of course, the first
00:02:55votes are cast with a Latino vote that will be very decisive, we have José Leveña
00:02:59immediately.
00:03:09second question has to do with
00:03:13We have you, we have José Leveña at this moment,
00:03:17hello, good afternoon, I am in Houston
00:03:20in a place that is becoming a sanctuary, a sanctuary because
00:03:23in this place Lorenzo Salgado Araujo,
00:03:27a Mexican who was murdered by ICE agents last
00:03:31July, died here, he had
00:03:34a family and a future marked here in this
00:03:37city, I am with his son Ronaldo Salgado
00:03:41who is now seeing how hundreds, thousands of
00:03:44people here in Houston come to place
00:03:48their sticker, their decal in homage to his father, hello
00:03:52Ronaldo, thank you very much, what do you feel, what do you feel
00:03:55when you see this expression of
00:03:58the people here in the place where your father
00:04:01was killed, well, it's something
00:04:05very beautiful, very nice to see all the people, ah,
00:04:08from all over Texas
00:04:12has to do with coming from all over the country who are bringing their decals
00:04:15to leave them here, it's something very beautiful to see, uh, because my
00:04:19dad was someone who didn't want people to know who
00:04:23he was, apart from his family and his
00:04:25friends, but even though this happened, I have dedicated
00:04:29myself to telling the story so that people don't forget it
00:04:32and well, they haven't forgotten the name and the story of what
00:04:36happened to my dad and well, they are
00:04:38deployed, the governors of thinking about him in these elections and what
00:04:41do you hope for tomorrow that this symbol will have a response
00:04:45tomorrow, November 3rd, in these crucial midterm elections not only for the
00:04:48state of Texas but also for the federal
00:04:51level? Yes, it's something,
00:04:55I expect very good results, hopefully the candidates who
00:04:59are committed to protecting the lives and rights of
00:05:02immigrants will win so that there is a change in the
00:05:06government so that this never happens again, thank you very much
00:05:09Ronaldo, well, it turns out that more than 700 people have already voted here in Texas
00:05:13in this early vote, this is a
00:05:16very good sign because more than 35% are
00:05:20Latinos and that means that this
00:05:23movement, this movement is
00:05:26having a response, yes, yes,
00:05:29it's something very beautiful, hopefully people
00:05:33will continue to vote on November 3rd, that they will make a plan to vote and
00:05:37that there will be a change in the government, thank you very much
00:05:40Ronaldo, well, from here from this
00:05:43sanctuary that has been created here in Houston, we return the
00:05:47microphones to Telesur,
00:05:50grateful to you, José Leveño, of course, the guest who has just offered us these
00:05:54statements, we move on now immediately with more information and we do so
00:05:57precisely in the US electoral sphere, the Latino vote is one
00:06:01of the fastest growing electoral blocs in the United
00:06:04States and one of the most disputed, by the way, between
00:06:08Democrats and Republicans, let's see the
00:06:10details.
00:06:13What does it represent for these legislative elections in 2026?
00:06:16The Latino vote is 15% of the national electorate, about
00:06:2038 million voters. It is the second largest demographic bloc of
00:06:24voters in the United States, and could define
00:06:27which political party will control the Congress in the new legislative
00:06:30period. Regarding the key factors that could define the Latino
00:06:34vote, it consists of several.
00:06:38living as the main concern of that community. The
00:06:41impact of inflation, the basic food basket, the price of housing
00:06:44and gasoline could affect the Latino community. Recent
00:06:48polls reveal that 67% of Hispanics
00:06:51disapprove of Trump's management, while 59% of
00:06:55Latinos prefer Democrats to control Congress.
00:06:58congreso.
00:07:01And seven are the key states for the midterm elections in the United
00:07:05States that will measure the influence of the Trump administration in the
00:07:08Senate.
00:07:10While the Republican Party bets on having a majority, Democrats seek to attract
00:07:14votes in decisive and historically Republican states to
00:07:17take control of Congress, among them Kansas and
00:07:21Texas stand out, which after decades of conservative control, data reveals
00:07:25voter preferences for Democratic
00:07:27candidates, in Ohio, Republicans
00:07:30are behind in the polls, despite
00:07:34President Donald Trump's victory in that state during the 2024
00:07:37elections, Maine
00:07:41voting intentions for the ruling party, while in
00:07:45Michigan and Georgia, Democrats are projected as winners with a
00:07:49lead of up to 70%.
00:08:02In the midterm elections of this 2026, AI
00:08:05is used to generate deep fakes of candidates, clone
00:08:09voices, reproduce fake news on a massive scale,
00:08:13also creating difficulties for verification due to the
00:08:16speed with which events occur, we review some data,
00:08:19growing difficulty for voters to distinguish
00:08:23the real from the fabricated, this is what AI is producing: the rapid
00:08:26spread of false information could undermine public
00:08:30confidence in elections, it is also more dangerous in
00:08:332026 due to being a cheaper, more
00:08:36accessible technology, since the purchase of Twitter, now
00:08:40X, by Elon Musk in 2022, Meta and Google's cuts
00:08:44to detect and eliminate disinformation generated by
00:08:48disinformation generated by artificial intelligence have
00:08:50decreased, the skyrocketed use of political
00:08:54ads created by artificial intelligence estimates
00:08:57investment at about $140 million, the
00:09:01campaign of Democrats and Republicans has been seen as an
00:09:04explosion of ads generated precisely by artificial
00:09:07intelligence.
00:09:17We'll take a short break, don't go away.
00:09:40The United States prepares for the midterm
00:09:43elections, in which the 435 seats in the
00:09:46House of Representatives and about a third of the Senate will be renewed. Immigration
00:09:50policy, the price of fuel, in the midst of the war in
00:09:53West Asia and the behavior of the Latino vote are among the issues that
00:09:56cross the contest. The results will mark the political
00:10:00conditions for the second half of the presidential term. Follow the coverage of these elections
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00:12:49Thank you for staying with us. Uruguay will conduct feasibility
00:12:52studies on the construction of an oceanic port that
00:12:55facilitates sea access for exports from Bolivia and Paraguay, landlocked
00:12:59countries, by the way. The announcement was made official by the
00:13:03Ministry of Transport and Public Works of Uruguay after a ministerial
00:13:07summit of the Urapabol group, held in
00:13:10Asunción. The study will evaluate the technical
00:13:14and economic viability and financing to revive the historic idea
00:13:17of a deep-water port terminal. In addition to
00:13:21port development, the countries that make up Urapabol
00:13:25set roadmaps for hydrocarbon transportation,
00:13:28electrical interconnection and the signing of a bilateral
00:13:32air services agreement.
00:13:44and two prisoners for crimes against humanity request to attend
00:13:47the mass that Pope Leo XIV will give in Argentina,
00:13:51however, the request was denied by the authorities, we have the following.
00:14:00How are you? Well, in Argentina the news of the hour
00:14:03has to do, as we suppose it will be during the week, with the visit
00:14:07to Argentina of Pope Leo
00:14:11XIV, in relation to what, in relation to two
00:14:14people who are imprisoned for
00:14:17crimes against humanity during the civic-military
00:14:20dictatorship. The first, it is known that the
00:14:24Pope among his many activities will give
00:14:27a mass in the Devoto prison and another
00:14:31mass in an airplane factory in Córdoba in the province of
00:14:34Córdoba, the first
00:14:37the chaplain a priest with the
00:14:40surname von Bernig Christian von Bernich
00:14:43chaplain during the civic-military dictatorship of the
00:14:47police of the province of Buenos Aires. What did Father von
00:14:51Bernig do during the dictatorship? He sat on the bed
00:14:55next to the tortured while they tortured them to extract
00:14:58confessions that later served the intelligence
00:15:02service, he asked to be in the Devoto prison when Pope
00:15:06Leo XIV gave mass, obviously the prosecutor's office
00:15:09denied him that permission because he is imprisoned for crimes against
00:15:12humanity. The second case is in Córdoba, Corporal
00:15:16Miguel Ángel Pérez, Corporal Miguel Ángel Pérez
00:15:19is. We interrupt our colleague Fabián Restigo, let's go with
00:15:22information from Venezuela, there he is. offering statements
00:15:26from PSUV members, this is what you call a
00:15:30dialogue exercise within our party, here
00:15:34I ask and say who wants to speak,
00:15:38and whoever has something to say, raised their hand, I wrote
00:15:41it down, we all receive
00:15:43here your observations, your
00:15:46proposals, then we make decisions,
00:15:50then we make decisions, here a great national dialogue began
00:15:54with the arrival of Commander Chávez to the presidency of the
00:15:57republic, which began to give a
00:16:00voice to all Venezuelans at any
00:16:04level, at any level, then when
00:16:08the 1999 constitution was made,
00:16:11the participation and protagonism of
00:16:15our people was registered here, through what, well, how
00:16:19many assemblies are held here in Venezuela, I am telling you
00:16:21140,071
00:16:24activities, the PSUV has done, since August
00:16:28until now, from August to this
00:16:31date, these are spaces for dialogue,
00:16:35when the president convened the first
00:16:39pilgrimage tour, spaces for dialogue,
00:16:43from there laws are coming out for approval,
00:16:46solutions, attention,
00:16:49when the second phase was the same, and now
00:16:53we are going to do a last deployment of the year, right now we are starting
00:16:56now, last deployment of the year, when she went to inaugurate the
00:17:00peasant school, it is a space for
00:17:02dialogue with sectors that nobody paid
00:17:06attention to before. nobody paid attention to them in this
00:17:09country, so there are opposition sectors that don't understand
00:17:12that and I speak very clearly about opposition
00:17:15sectors
00:17:18and they don't understand that because they are used to something
00:17:20else,
00:17:22they are the same ones who go to elections, lose and don't
00:17:25recognize the results,
00:17:29they are the same ones who say one thing one day and then say
00:17:32another.
00:17:35How many times was there an opportunity
00:17:38to sign agreements before
00:17:41and no agreement was reached because suddenly they changed overnight,
00:17:44opposition sectors, well, this has already had
00:17:48three days, right, three days and it's moving forward,
00:17:51how many attacks have they had, and now
00:17:54they are making attacks at a personal level, and I'm not talking
00:17:58about a personal level of the
00:18:00delegation
00:18:03of the Bolivarian revolution, I'm talking about a personal
00:18:05level of those designated by the
00:18:08opposition, they attack them at a
00:18:11personal level, a new version of the "alacranato"
00:18:15they are now trying to put on the
00:18:19table, no, this country does not need that, that they
00:18:22join, what happens is that they want to reach a dialogue at a table and
00:18:26be the bosses and that only what they want
00:18:30is talked about and that only what their interests
00:18:32command is done, a dialogue is that,
00:18:35arguments, you have yours. you have
00:18:38mine
00:18:41on the table then, here one of the
00:18:44points is the issue of attention to the
00:18:47damages from the earthquake and one of the things that has been
00:18:51asked for there is the return of our gold, recently a
00:18:55commission went to England to deal with that issue,
00:18:59ah aban, sorry,
00:19:02they
00:19:03go,
00:19:07they go and we continue
00:19:09advancing,
00:19:12now there are people who don't want any of that because they are not interested in the welfare of Venezuela but in their
00:19:15own interests, we
00:19:18from Venezuela regret any conflict that there is at the
00:19:22level of other
00:19:24countries,
00:19:26we regret it, no matter what that neighboring country is called, whether it is
00:19:30neighboring or not neighboring, uh,
00:19:32we regret it, we deeply
00:19:35regret it, we do not
00:19:39interfere in the internal affairs of anyone, because we have always
00:19:42hoped that they would not interfere in our internal affairs,
00:19:45now we, in the eventuality of such
00:19:48things, are obliged to take precautions
00:19:51always to prevent
00:19:54our people, people who live in Venezuela, from feeling
00:19:58affected, in a conflict, I repeat, that is not
00:20:02ours and it is a conflict in this case that
00:20:05is not from yesterday. many years,
00:20:09we take internal precautions, our armed forces
00:20:12deployed, our police forces
00:20:15the border doing their job as
00:20:19governors, these
00:20:22days there was an incident in Guasdualito where
00:20:25a person was assassinated in a very strange way, what did the governor do? He went to Guasdualito, the governor went to Guasdualito
00:20:29to
00:20:31a
00:20:33review with all his team and the authorities and commissions from
00:20:37Caracas were sent to 6pc to review
00:20:41what happened because it was a very strange death in
00:20:44Guazualito,
00:20:46we review what we have to review always.
00:20:50always trying to protect our people, protect the people of
00:20:53Venezuela and the president has been very clear about this, very
00:20:57clear, we don't want internal conflicts in
00:21:00Venezuela and much less that they are not ours,
00:21:04thank you, the second question is asked by
00:21:07Nelsiy Delgado from channel I,
00:21:11hello, good afternoon, how are you,
00:21:14all the board, I have three
00:21:16questions,
00:21:18over the weekend a supposed deployment of
00:21:22regional alliances was announced that the president of Guyana seeks to consolidate
00:21:26in South America before the
00:21:29Court of Justice's verdict. In this scenario,
00:21:32what is the political stance of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela
00:21:36regarding these pressures on national sovereignty?
00:21:40Number two. In view of the recent judicial ruling in the
00:21:43United States that orders the restitution of temporary
00:21:46status protection for Venezuelan migrants, what
00:21:50prayer does the party make about the impact of this measure on the
00:21:54stability of the Venezuelan community abroad and
00:21:57one last question before the reopening of the
00:22:02the Christmas season after the need to reactivate local
00:22:05commerce and the sectors that feel reserved
00:22:09about celebrating after the earthquakes, how does the
00:22:12party evaluate this duality and what message can they send to families
00:22:16who feel affected by this situation because it is the
00:22:20beginning of Christmas, thank you,
00:22:24thank you Nelsi, no, look, our position on the issue of Guyana is
00:22:28the historical one, that is not going to change at all, and
00:22:31if anyone has their finger on the pulse of that, it is the
00:22:35president of Elsis Rodríguez, because she has been in charge of that work for the last
00:22:39, I don't know, 10 years and she has the exact
00:22:43pulse, exact, we
00:22:45advocate for peace, for the
00:22:48sovereignty of our country, but we are not going to
00:22:51give up our rights, consecrated
00:22:53rights, there is no way we will give up our
00:22:57rights, the stability of our
00:23:00country, those comrades, brothers, sisters
00:23:04who are returning, they are returning right now
00:23:07through Barcelona,
00:23:10Anzoátegui and we receive them as
00:23:13brothers, as brothers and
00:23:16we always, always review.
00:23:20if a person has a criminal record
00:23:24and open cases in Venezuela, we immediately put them at the disposal of the
00:23:27authorities and the authorities will see what
00:23:30they do, what the judicial
00:23:34authorities will see what they do, in some
00:23:37cases they come, they are minor offenses and they are given a measure and they go to
00:23:40work, but in general terms, that has not affected the
00:23:44stability of our country at all, on the contrary, it has allowed the
00:23:48reunion of families and what
00:23:50President Maduro has been saying for a long time, he made the mission
00:23:52return
00:23:55to the homeland to help them return,
00:23:58to give them facilities to return,
00:24:02since 2018 we have been in that, not all
00:24:06the facilities and hopefully they will rebuild their lives, what
00:24:09happens is that the campaign was so hard for them to leave
00:24:13Venezuela, one sees it on social media
00:24:16and one sees it, people who sold everything here.
00:24:20They lived comfortably in this country,
00:24:23they even sold their phones
00:24:27and now they arrive to a different reality
00:24:29from what they had 5 or 6 years ago,
00:24:335 or 6 years
00:24:34ago
00:24:38and uh one receives,
00:24:41listens, because it is also our job
00:24:45and they state that they come to work for
00:24:48our country.
00:24:52Of course, no, no, they left,
00:24:55they sold everything here and from there they came here with
00:24:58nothing, the vast majority was
00:25:01like that, it is like
00:25:05that, it is like that, regarding
00:25:08La Guaira, I have no doubt,
00:25:10Nelsiy, that La Guaira will
00:25:14shoot up as the economic tourist
00:25:17power for all Venezuelans and Venezuelan women.
00:25:20I have no
00:25:21doubt,
00:25:25no doubt, the
00:25:28spirit of the brothers, sisters born in La
00:25:32Guaira is of infinite love for their
00:25:35land, you ask the
00:25:38majority,
00:25:41when days after the earthquake surveys were done and people said
00:25:45take me out of here, I want to go to another place, you ask them today,
00:25:48lugar, tú le preguntas hoy,
00:25:51and 80-90% say I want to stay in La Guaira,
00:25:55despite what happened,
00:25:58despite what happened, and one could say that well,
00:26:02what happened in La Guaira happened at an extraordinary
00:26:07La Guaira of boom of tranquility and
00:26:10this happened, starting
00:26:12over again is not the first time that one starts
00:26:14over again
00:26:17with enthusiasm, with strength, yes and the most important thing, Nelsi, is that
00:26:21here the national government nor the state government or the municipal government will
00:26:24leave the people of La Guaira alone, we will be
00:26:28with them, if we were in bad times, in bad
00:26:31times, in bad times,
00:26:35we are now in the work, we are not going there to take a
00:26:39photo, we are not going there for a
00:26:42smile to
00:26:46we did not attend to from the first day or 5 months
00:26:50later what we were not able to attend to the first day, we are
00:26:53there from the first day attending to our brothers
00:26:56and
00:26:59not only attending but also looking, looking. how to help them
00:27:03yesterday was Christmas with those who are in the
00:27:07camps who don't want Christmas with them, the children, for example, we
00:27:10are responsible for the maritime, yesterday
00:27:13they had their party, they enjoyed themselves
00:27:17they didn't enjoy it, ask them,
00:27:19well, Daniel was in Caracas,
00:27:23it's Caracas' turn, ask the
00:27:26children, especially
00:27:29them.
00:27:32We took them to the Sharks' game, thanks to the board of directors of the Tiburones de La Guaira, who also
00:27:35helped, well,
00:27:39because the vast majority are fans of the Sharks,
00:27:41and
00:27:45we took them to the stadium, we're
00:27:48going to leave them there, no, leave them there because that's a deposit, no, for us that doesn't
00:27:52exist.
00:27:55We will be satisfied when the people of La
00:27:58Guaira feel satisfied
00:28:02what is being built, and with the peace and tranquility of that
00:28:06beautiful town, well, of good people, good women,
00:28:09good men.
00:28:13Thank you. Last question for
00:28:17FM Center, Pedro Yajure. Hello,
00:28:20greetings to the entire board of directors of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela,
00:28:24greetings, Secretary General, I have two questions,
00:28:27greetings, I have two questions, one has to
00:28:30do with the elections. We know the elections that are taking
00:28:34place in the United States, we know that
00:28:37Venezuela respects the sovereignty of peoples, Venezuela
00:28:41does not interfere, does not meddle in the internal affairs of other
00:28:45countries, but since the United Socialist Party of Venezuela has an
00:28:48international body that has to see, has to
00:28:52value, and has to evaluate everything that
00:28:55is politics, international geopolitics, that's
00:28:58why I ask you this question, this question, how does the
00:29:02United Socialist Party of Venezuela evaluate the first results of the
00:29:05midterm elections in the United States? The
00:29:11the return of opposition
00:29:14figures to the national political
00:29:17dynamic. What is the line of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela
00:29:21regarding the debate on the political
00:29:24and legal responsibility of these
00:29:27citizens who are joining, I repeat, the
00:29:30dynamic of politics, who are returning to the country, opponents, who,
00:29:34forgive me, what did you say, opponents, not the opponents,
00:29:37the opponents who are returning to the country,
00:29:40opponents of the opponents, opponents of the
00:29:43opponents, because there are several, several sectors, several sectors of the opposition,
00:29:47we understand that. No, no, regarding the elections in
00:29:51the United States, they close tomorrow, we always
00:29:54ask for peace for the countries that are going to have elections,
00:29:58that the results
00:30:01are from that state, from that country, and as such they must
00:30:05be respected, we have always wanted that, regardless of the country.
00:30:08With respect to those
00:30:11opponents of the opponents who are
00:30:13returning,
00:30:17eh, I hope they join the spirit that exists in
00:30:19Venezuela.
00:30:24If you check, Pedro, and I invite you to
00:30:27see, the majority of those
00:30:30opponents who are...
00:30:32they left Venezuela and when they left they said they were
00:30:36persecuting me, I am, what do you call it, a political
00:30:39persecutee, I have an arrest
00:30:43warrant,
00:30:46they are accusing me of this, this and
00:30:49that, and how is it that they were
00:30:52accusing him and he returns now and nothing
00:30:54happens?
00:30:58Someone was lying to their own people.