00:02The midterm elections in the United States ended with a blue wave, where the Democrats
00:08They secured the majority in both the House and the Senate. All at the expense of the
00:13Donald Trump's Republicans, who accepts the defeat and recognizes the result. A great
00:19Democracy test for France, while Germany confirms its collaboration with
00:24The Trump administration. Spain's position under Sanchez is clearer. People voted.
00:30against policies that impoverish, that sow hatred and machismo. It will also happen from
00:35us. Russia is cautious, where Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, claims that President Trump
00:42He retains his powers. We sincerely trust that he will continue his peace efforts.
00:49It is the backbone of Bangladesh's economy, yet the textile and garment industry
00:55It guarantees salaries of 13,000 attac per month, approximately 94 euros. Too little in a country that is suffering.
01:02the global energy price increase and where inflation rose to 8% in September. Thousands
01:08They then folded their arms and took part in marches in Dhaka and other places, including Savar,
01:15the district where the collapse and fire of the Rana Plaza occurred in 2013, causing the death of
01:22nearly 1,200 workers. The government has initiated a dialogue, but the demonstrations have not subsided.
01:28stop. Activists also denounce repression by the police, while the
01:34Authorities condemn acts of vandalism against factories and street furniture.
01:40The World Health Organization called the attacks deeply disturbing.
01:45against civilians in northern Ethiopia. At least 14 people, including children and even a newborn, were killed.
01:52and pregnant women, were killed in two attacks. The first was against a refugee camp.
01:58in the Mara and the other against civilians, who were trying to get food in Tigray. The witnesses
02:05They reported that the raids, 4 in total, were carried out with drones. In recent days
02:11Another UN agency, the UNHCR, has reported the exodus of 50,000 displaced people from the north of the country.
02:18towards Kenya, due to the resumption of hostilities between local armed groups and the army
02:23national. At the end of October, in Oromia, two attacks on villages were reported
02:29and a Christian Orthodox majority, over 40 victims.
02:35After decades of appeals, the London government has said it is willing to officially ask
02:40forgiveness for the slave trade, which involved millions of people in colonial times.
02:46Prime Minister Andy Burnham, leader of the Labour government, took a stand.
02:52ahead of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Summit in Antigua and Barbuda.
02:57A success for the Caribbean Community Reparations Commission, which has long been calling for
03:03the United Kingdom to admit its responsibilities for that dark chapter of history, asking
03:09at the same time also repairs. However, on the last point, Burnham clarified, no
03:15compensation, but only debt restructuring policies with these countries. Meanwhile, in March,
03:21The UN has recognized the transatlantic slave trade as the most serious crime against humanity.
03:26Thank you all.
