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In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses several international news topics:  1. Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro accused the extreme right of an international campaign to distort Venezuela's reality, while Foreign Minister Ivan Hill expressed gratitude to China for its support and calls for noninterference from the U.S.     2. In Honduras, forensic experts confirmed that leaked aud...

During COP30 in Brazil, over 80 countries agreed to a roadmap proposed by Lula for transitioning away from fossil fuels to combat climate change. However, more than 70 countries, including Saudi Arabia and Bolivia, oppose its inclusion, citing economic reliance on hydrocarbons.  In Argentina, the ATE workers' association is striking against labor reforms by right-wing leader Javier Milei, coi...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses several political developments in Latin America. President Donald Trump hinted at potential conversations with Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, though he didn't provide specifics.  In Ecuador, President Daniel Novoa faced a significant defeat in a plebiscite, with voters overwhelmingly rejecting his proposals, including foreign military bas...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses Venezuela's response to the U.S. Operation Lance of the South, seeing it as an imperialistic threat, while the U.S. claims it aims to combat narcoterrorism.  In Ecuador, right-wing President Daniel Novoa faces a plebiscite where a 'no' vote is gaining support, with questions regarding foreign military bases and constitutional reforms....

RESUMEN: In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses several key news stories:  1. Congressional Democrats released emails linking Trump to Jeffrey Epstein's pedophilia network, suggesting Trump's awareness of the abuses, with more revelations expected. 2. A federal judge blocked Trump's policy on expedited deportations, protecting many undocumented immigrants and preserving th...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses several significant developments:  1. Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro enacted a law to enhance national defense by integrating civilian and military resources. 2. Colombia suspended intelligence cooperation with the U.S. due to concerns over attacks on boats and human rights violations, with President Petro emphasizing the need to prioritize hum...

In Jorge Getoso's podcast, several important topics are discussed: - **COP 30 in Brazil**: The United Nations Climate Change Conference is progressing, with the presentation of the "Cooling Watch" report analyzing the increase in extreme heat waves and their impact on refrigeration demand. - **Ecuador**: The defense of former Vice President Jorge Glass accuses President Novoa of con...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses several key news stories:  1. The COP 30 UN Climate Change Conference in Brazil, focusing on climate finance, biofuels, and protecting the Amazon rainforest. 2. In Honduras, just 20 days before elections, a flaw in the vote transmission system has raised concerns about potential right-wing interference in favor of progressive candidate Rixi Moncada,...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses several key news stories:  **COP 30 in Brazil**: Lula inaugurated the leaders summit ahead of COP 30, urging the world to overcome its dependence on fossil fuels. Colombian President Petro criticized Trump for his absence and denial of science, accusing him of prioritizing wars over addressing the climate crisis. **U.S. Government Shutdown**: The pa...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses several key news stories: 1. **Honduras**: The chief of the general staff, Roosevelt Hernandez, confirmed that the armed forces have identified a suspect linked to conspiratorial acts within their ranks, who has been removed from the chain of command. Hernandez emphasized that the armed forces will respect and protect the popular will expressed in t...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses several key news stories:  1. **U.S. Elections**: The recent democratic victory in the U.S. elections serves as a referendum against President Trump's second term, highlighted by the historic win of Soran Mandani as mayor of New York, a Muslim immigrant and self-identified socialist, symbolizing the empowerment of migrant communities. Trump&apo...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses several key news stories:  1. **Nicolás Maduro's Statement**: President Maduro called for overcoming the psychological war imposed by the US and Western media against Venezuela, emphasizing the importance of constructive work within communities as a national strength. 2. **Honduras**: Manuel Celaya, the general coordinator of the ruling Liber P...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses several key news stories:  1. **Honduras**: The country is preparing for general elections on November 30th amidst allegations of fraud and manipulation. Progressive candidate Rishi Moncada from the Libre Party is currently leading in voting intentions. 2. **Cuba**: Evacuations are underway in Huamo towards Las Tunas following Hurricane Melisa, whic...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses several key news topics:  1. **Honduras** - One month before elections, polling shows Rishi Moncada, the progressive candidate from the ruling Liberal party, as the favorite, amid right-wing efforts to undermine the electoral process and potential non-recognition of her victory. 2. **Cuba** - Rescue operations are underway in Granma province after H...

In today's podcast, Jorge Getoso discusses several key news events:  1. China and the U.S. have reached an agreement where the U.S. will cancel 10% tariffs on fentanyl and suspend 24% tariffs on Chinese goods for a year, while China will suspend export control measures for the same duration. 2. Venezuelan President Maduro claims to have dismantled a CIA false flag operation that aimed to just...

Hurricane Melissa made landfall in eastern Cuba as a major category three storm, causing widespread damage, flooding, and evacuations of over 735,000 people.  In Jamaica, the storm resulted in at least three deaths, left more than half a million without power, and led to the declaration of a catastrophic zone.  In Honduras, an attempted parliamentary coup by a small group of deputies was reported...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso reports that Colombian Senator Iván Cepeda has won the presidential nomination of the Historic Pact, securing over 65% of the vote in a primary election. This follows legal challenges aimed at hindering the progressive movement's candidate selection.  Additionally, Venezuela has accused Trinidad and Tobago and the U.S. CIA of plotting military provocatio...

 Hello, I’m Jorge Gestoso, and welcome to today’s podcast.  In Venezuela , President Nicolás Maduro responded to statements by his U.S. counterpart, Donald Trump, who said he plans to conduct land attacks against what he calls “narco-terrorists” and continues bombing vessels without proof that they transport drugs.  In Honduras , members of the Liberal Party and its presidential candidate, Salvado...

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses key political developments in Latin America ahead of upcoming elections.  In Argentina, both Peronismo and the ruling party Libertad Avanza are wrapping up their campaigns for the October 26 legislative elections, with President Javier Miley's government facing allegations of drug trafficking and corruption.  In Honduras, audio recordings have...

Hello, I am Jorge Gestoso, on today's podcast.  Colombian President Gustavo Petro blamed the U.S. for the crisis in Venezuela, rejected Donald Trump’s accusations against him, and said Colombia’s army will not join any U.S. invasion. In Venezuela , President Nicolás Maduro announced a national referendum on November 23 for citizens to vote on community projects. In the Gaza Strip , Israeli ai...

Hello, I’m Jorge Gestoso, and here’s the latest. Following Trump’s announcement about CIA covert operations in Venezuela, Maduro denounced it as a coup attempt, accused the U.S. of promoting regime change, and mobilized the military, police, and militias, announcing that his government will take the matter to the UN. In Ecuador, the national strike has surpassed 20 days, with over 300 injured and...

Hello, I’m Jorge Gestoso. On today’s podcast: This Wednesday, negotiations for phase two of the cease-fire in Gaza formally begin in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt. The talks will focus on the further withdrawal of Israeli forces, the disarmament of Hamas, and guarantees for a Palestinian state, although tensions persist over postwar control and the return of hostages who died in captivity. The United Sta...

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is calling for a CELAC conference to discuss Latin American sovereignty and peace, seeking regional support against foreign interventions.  Colombian President Gustavo Petro criticized the U.S. for decertifying Colombia’s drug trafficking efforts and highlighted the issue of drug consumption in the U.S.  In Ecuador, labor unions are organizing protests on Septem...

In today's podcast, Jorge Getoso reports that Israel has begun releasing nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners as part of a ceasefire agreement, while Hamas has released the remaining 20 living Israeli hostages and will soon deliver the remains of 28 deceased hostages.  The ceasefire agreement is being signed in Sharm el Sheikh with the participation of world leaders, although neither Israel nor...

 Hello, I’m Jorge Gestoso and welcome to today’s podcast.  The President of Venezuela is calling for an urgent CELAC-led conference to address the sovereignty of Latin American countries and promote peace. Nicole Maduro’s initiative seeks support from regional leaders to coordinate responses to potential foreign interventions. Meanwhile, President Gustavo Petro criticised Washington’s announcement...