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In today's podcast, Jorge Getoso reports on several major news events: Venezuela has issued an arrest warrant for Edmundo González Urrutia and is offering a $100,000 reward for information on his whereabouts.  Meanwhile, the Command for Venezuela platform announced that the far-right leader Javier Milei will meet González Urrutia in Buenos Aires.  In Palestine, a report indicates a 6% populat...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso highlights global New Year celebrations, focusing on Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana Beach, where over 2 million people are expected to gather for a 12-minute fireworks display.  He also reports on Ecuador, where 16 soldiers are set to be indicted for the forced disappearance of four children, with social organizations blaming President Daniel Loboa.  Additi...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso highlights three key news stories:  1. In Ecuador, a hearing was convened against 16 military members for the disappearance of four minors. 2. Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro urged citizens to protect the country's peace and announced upcoming mobilizations for early 2025. 3. At least 50 Palestinians were killed in an Israeli army attack near a hospi...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso covers the following news:  1. Brazilian President Lula is celebrating an informal Christmas lunch with his cabinet following a successful recovery from two brain surgeries. 2. Panama marks the 35th anniversary of the U.S. invasion that ousted Manuel Antonio Noriega, which resulted in significant civilian casualties. 3. Russian President Vladimir Putin stated...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso highlights that Venezuela is projected to have the highest economic growth in Latin America at 6.2% in 2024, significantly outpacing the region's average growth of 2.2%.  In France, former President Nicolas Sarkozy was sentenced to one year for corruption and influence peddling, rather than serving time in prison.  Additionally, Russian President Vladimi...

In today’s podcast, Jorge Gestoso reports that Venezuela's Foreign Minister Ivan Gil accused Argentine President Javier Milei and Security Minister Patricia Bullrich of promoting a terrorist plan, following the arrest of Gendarmerie officer Nahuel Agustin Gallo in Caracas. President Milei is demanding Gallo's release and is pursuing diplomatic channels for his return.  In Ecuador, a hear...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso reports on three major news stories:  1. **Venezuela** held elections for over 5,000 communal circuits aimed at promoting popular justice, with more than 52,000 candidates participating. 2. In **Syria**, a power vacuum has led to the Israeli military increasing its presence in the Golan Heights, specifically around the strategic Mount al-Sheikh. 3. In **Sudan...

In the latest podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses the recognition of Claudia Sheinbaum as the fourth most powerful woman in the world by Forbes, emphasizing her teamwork and political resilience in Mexico. He highlights concerning issues in Peru, where the Journalists' National Association has recorded 740 attacks on press freedom under Dina Boluarte's presidency. In Colombia, right-wing Co...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso covers key global developments:  1. Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei addresses the changing situation in the Middle East following the fall of Bashar al-Assad's government in Syria, with a focus on the future of the Resistance Front, which includes Iran, Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis, and various Iraqi militias. 2. In Argentina, President Javier M...

Brazilian President Lula da Silva is recovering in intensive care after successful surgery for a cerebral hemorrhage caused by a fall. He is stable and under observation.  In Syria, the Israeli Air Force conducted a major offensive, targeting over 250 military sites following the ousting of Bashar al-Assad.  Meanwhile, in Argentina, President Javier Miley's government faces criticism as pover...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses several topics: Bashar al-Assad is in Moscow with his family, having been granted humanitarian asylum, while the Russian Foreign Ministry calls for political solutions in Syria.  The bicentennial of the Battle of Ayacucho, which secured Peru's independence, is commemorated, highlighting the legacy of Simón Bolívar and Antonio José de Sucre.  La...

On today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso reported on the approval of a Free Trade Market Agreement between Mercosur and the European Union, with the signing anticipated at the Mercosur Summit in Montevideo.  In Iraq, a tripartite Foreign Ministers' meeting was convened in response to escalating violence in Syria.  In Brazil, there is public outcry for the resignation of São Paulo's Securit...

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is in Uruguay at the Mercosur Summit, discussing a long-awaited free trade agreement between Mercosur and the EU.  In Argentina, a strike and protests against President Millet's neoliberal policies are occurring, highlighting significant unrest since his administration began.  Meanwhile, in France, President Emmanuel Macron will address the n...

In today's podcast, Jorge Getoso reports that President Nicolás Maduro claims no Venezuelan migrants would reach the U.S. if agreements in Qatar and Barbados were followed and sanctions lifted.  In Syria, recent attacks by al-Nusra and other extremist groups are seen as part of a foreign agenda against the country.  Meanwhile, in Georgia, pro-European demonstrators protest against negotiation...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses key international developments: a ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon set to last 60 days, following Israeli bombardments of Beirut. Ecuador's Vice President Veronica Abad facing barriers from the military and police regarding her role in government amid tensions with President Daniel Novoa. A report from Brazil's Supreme Court indicating...

In today's podcast, Jorge Getoso discusses the recent victory of Yamandú Orsi in Uruguay, signaling a resurgence of leftist politics in Latin America against a backdrop of global right-wing trends like Trumpism.  Analyst Ocil Ali López highlights the incapacity of Latin America's right to maintain power, as seen in the failures of leaders like Macri in Argentina and Bolsonaro in Brazil. ...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso reports that Yamadou Orsi from the left-wing Broad Front has been elected president of Uruguay, defeating a right-wing candidate.  Congratulations for Orsi have come from figures like Evo Morales and Lula, emphasizing a resurgence of progressivism in Latin America.  Meanwhile, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza worsens, with only 6% of Palestinian needs being me...

In today’s podcast, Jorge Castoso reports on several significant global events.  The International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Galant for war crimes in Gaza, alongside a warrant for Hamas leader Mohamed Daif for the October 7 terrorist attacks, despite reports of his death.  In Brazil, President Xi Jinping emp...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses the recent G20 summit in Brazil, highlighting its significance as a counterweight for BRICS nations and a political success for Lula, who proposed a Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty while addressing climate change.  He also notes that Joe Biden has approved sending antipersonnel mines to Ukraine, despite a global ban, and reports on a two-...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses several key developments: Venezuela has expressed support for Brazil's Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty, launched at the G20 Summit, with President Maduro endorsing sentiments from Lula's inaugural speech about inequality.  In Nicaragua, President Ortega proposed a new inter-oceanic canal project to China during a summit with Chinese bu...

In today's podcast, Jorge Getoso discusses several major events in Latin America.  Chinese President Xi Jinping and Peru's President Dina Boluarte inaugurated the mega-seaport of Shanghai in Peru, a $3.5 billion investment that serves as a key entry point for China into South America, part of the New Silk Road initiative.  Meanwhile, the Ibero-American Summit in Ecuador is marked by low...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses the impact of climate change in the Americas and Europe, highlighting the severe rains affecting over 100,000 people in Colombia's Chocó region.  In Spain, a new high-level meteorological depression is expected to impact the eastern and southern coasts.  In Peru, various labor and civil society groups are supporting a 72-hour strike to protest...

The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) began this Tuesday to present the resignations of the eight ministers of the Supreme Court who declined to participate in the electoral elections for judicial positions, among them Alfredo Gutiérrez Mena. The death toll of the storm that on Tuesday devastated part of the Spanish province of Valencia and other neighboring provinces has already reach...

In today's podcast, Jorge Getoso discusses the ongoing United Nations General Assembly session focusing on the U.S. blockade against Cuba, which has lasted over 60 years and caused damages exceeding $1 trillion.  The international community continues to oppose the blockade, highlighting the U.S.'s isolation on this issue.  In Brazil, two former military policemen are set to go on trial f...

In today's podcast, Jorge Getoso discusses Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro's assertion that Venezuela is part of a new pluripolar and multicentric world, despite Brazil's Foreign Ministry vetoing the country's inclusion in BRICS.  Maduro claims this decision reflects Brazil's historical ties with the U.S. Meanwhile, the UN General Assembly will again address the U.S. e...