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Here you will find a wide variety of content in podcasts that will keep you informed and entertained with a view from the south. With teleSUR Podcast you will stay tuned with the most important and relevant events of the moment.

  1. The News with Jorge Gestoso

    4H AGO

    The News with Jorge Gestoso

    On today's podcast Iran The Iranian Army warned that the Strait of Hormuz will never be the same after announcing strategic changes in the Gulf region, and the Iranian Navy reported that it forced the U.S. Navy helicopter carrier and amphibious assault ship Tripoli, with more than 5,000 sailors and marines on board, to withdraw from the Middle East conflict zone. Brazil In Brazil, the Free Land Camp of Indigenous Movements is underway in Brasilia until April.  During the gathering, indigenous peoples will debate and defend their territorial, environmental and cultural rights in the face of Brazilian state policies. Russia And in Moscow, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov will take part in the annual briefing meeting of the Russia-Islamic World Group with ambassadors from countries that make up the Organization of Islamic Cooperation.

    2 min
  2. The News with Jorge Gestoso

    3D AGO

    The News with Jorge Gestoso

    On today's podcast Iran Iran labels as genocide against the Persian nation the systematic and brutal pattern of illegal war that the U.S. and Israel have been carrying out against Iran.  The spokesperson of Iran's Foreign Ministry denounced that imperialism and Zionism have deliberately attacked more than 600 schools and educational centers in the world that they have been waging for 33 days, stating that the term war crime falls short for these actions and that what is being carried out is genocide against the Iranian people.  United States In the United States, Trump dismissed one of his loyal collaborators, Attorney General Pam Bondi.  The apparent reason was her handling of the Epstein case and her failure to successfully pursue those Trump described as his political enemies.  Latin America - religion And on this Good Friday, Latin America and the Caribbean commemorate the crucifixion of Jesus through solemn processions, religious reenactments, and acts of reflection.  Many communities also maintain traditions such as fasting, abstaining from meat, and family gatherings in an atmosphere of reverence.

    2 min
  3. The News with Jorge Gestoso

    4D AGO

    The News with Jorge Gestoso

    On today's podcast Venezuela Venezuela's Acting president, Delcy Rodriguez, welcomed the decision by the United States to remove her name from the sanctions list, the so-called Clinton list, on which she had been included since 2018.  The lifting of sanctions on Delsi Rodriguez allows her U.S.-recognized government to regain operational control of CITCO and other PDVSA subsidiaries, a key step in normalizing relations between Caracas and Washington as part of a broader process to unfreeze Venezuelan assets abroad.  Iran - United States Iran responded firmly this Thursday to Trump's Wednesday night speech in which he threatened to return the Islamic Republic to the Stone Age, stating that this war will continue until the humiliation of the U.S., its disgrace, repentance and capitulation.  In addition, Iran once again emphasized that the Strait of Hormuz is not close to the world but remains open to international transit and is only restricted for the United States and its allies' considered enemies. Argentina In Argentina, the Teachers' Union succeeded in suspending articles of the labor reform promoted by the far-right pro-U.S. Millet, a reform that dismantles workers' rights achieved over more than a century of struggle.  After learning of the judiciary's ruling, the Argentine Teachers' Union stated that it is essential to guarantee fair wages and adequate conditions for the educational process and not to restrict the collective rights of Argentine workers.

    3 min
  4. The News with Jorge Gestoso

    5D AGO

    The News with Jorge Gestoso

    On today's podcast Middle East In the Middle East, Iran ratified that it's not holding negotiations with the United States and clarified that there is only an exchange of messages through allied countries.  In addition, Tehran announced that starting today, it will attack US companies in the region in retaliation for American attacks on its territory.  Israel Today, Israel is experiencing a day of strikes and mass protests in rejection of the recent death penalty law approved by parliament.  The protests were driven by unions, civil organizations, and human rights groups that denounce a setback in rights and a risk of political use of justice.  Brazil In Brazil, Lula, after keeping his current vice president, Geraldo Alckmin, as his running mate for the presidential elections in November, is making eighteen ministerial changes to allow the heads of those portfolios to run as candidates in those elections.

    2 min
  5. The News with Jorge Gestoso

    6D AGO

    The News with Jorge Gestoso

    On today's podcast Palestine - Israel - death penalty law Palestine describes as a human rights violation the approval of the death penalty in Israel, a law that obliged military courts to apply execution by hanging, except in certain cases, to Palestinian prisoners who are deemed responsible for the death of Israeli citizens in what are classified as acts of terrorism.  In an official statement, Palestine stated that the new legislation contradicts the fourth Geneva Convention by undermining protections for individuals and the right to a fair trial.  It was also indicated that the law constitutes a violation of the international covenant of civil and political rights.  Middle East  In the Middle East, Iran launched wave eighty-eight of true promise four, which includes large scale attacks against US and Israeli targets using drones and ballistic missiles.  They struck military targets in Bahrain, hit an Israeli container ship in the central gulf, demonstrating the expansion of the offensive toward maritime interests and also target a US military base in the United Arab Emirates.  Climate change And climate change continues to take a toll. In Bolivia, heavy rains in several regions of the country have left at least thirty-seven dead, fourteen missing, and fifteen hundred families affected.  Heavy rains and landslides have also been reported in Afghanistan and Pakistan where they have left more than a hundred dead, over five hundred homes affected, and numerous families impacted.

    3 min
  6. Untitled Episode

    MAR 30

    Untitled Episode

    On today's podcast Cuba-Russia The Russian oil tanker Anatoly Kolotkin arrived in Cuba, where it is currently waiting to be unloaded at the port of Matanzas, in the north of the island.  The vessel is carrying around 100,000 tons of oil, classified as humanitarian aid, in a context marked by a severe energy crisis affecting the Caribbean island as a result of the tightening of Trump's blockade, which prevents oil from reaching Cuba.  United States President Trump stated that his intention is to seize Iran's oil. This comes after he previously claimed that the reason for attacking the Persian nation was to warranty the United States' own security in light of Iran's nuclear program, the development of ballistic missiles, and to achieve the fall of the regime World -Holy Week Faithful Christians around the world carrying out traditions and rites during Holy Week.

    2 min
  7. The News with Jorge Gestoso

    MAR 27

    The News with Jorge Gestoso

    On today's podcast.  Middle-East Iran denounces a United States plan to seize Jark Island and warns that a new war front could open on its territory if it is attacked. U.S. actions would be carried out in coordination with a West Asian country not yet identified to take control of the strategic island, and Tehran warned that it will respond continuously and relentlessly against any collaborator.  El Salvador In El Salvador, the Congress, dominated by the ruling party, approved constitutional reforms that endorse the application of life imprisonment. The reform allows life sentences for certain serious crimes, such as homicide, rape, and terrorism, including gang-related offenses.  Mexico And Mexico's Navy activated the Marina Plan on Thursday, with the objective of carrying out search and rescue operations to locate two sailboats with nine crew members of different nationalities that departed from Mexico on March 20, bound for Cuba, transporting humanitarian aid, from which there has been no information or confirmation of arrival. According to the available information, these vessels were expected to arrive between March 24 and 25, and since they did not do so, the corresponding protocols have been activated to locate them amid concern over a possible incident at sea, adverse weather conditions, or technical failures.

    2 min
  8. The News with Jorge Gestoso

    MAR 26

    The News with Jorge Gestoso

    On today's podcast. Venezuela The lawyer of the president of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro, is today asking in a federal court in New York that the case against Maduro and his wife, Celia Flores, be dismissed, arguing that the US government is interfering with their right to an adequate defense. In this second hearing today, both once again plead not guilty to the charges against them after being kidnapped in a US military attack on Venezuela on March third that left more than one hundred people dead. At the same time, throughout Venezuela, there have been massive marches in support of Maduro and Flores, large demonstrations demanding their release after their kidnapping and the immediate return of both to their country.  Iran Iran stated that it will end the war when it decides, while it intensified its retaliation with precision attacks against Israeli command centers and US bases. Tehran once again categorically deny any dialogue with the Trump administration when the US attacks persist in their territory and again rejected Washington's proposal that seeks to impose previously rejected terms to end the war. And the United Nations approved by a wide majority a resolution that classifies transatlantic slavery as the most serious crime against humanity despite votes against and abstentions from Western countries.  America In the Americas, the United States voted against as did the pro US far right militia of Argentina, the pro US right wing government of Paraguay abstain, and Ecuador was absent. And that's a well news.

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Here you will find a wide variety of content in podcasts that will keep you informed and entertained with a view from the south. With teleSUR Podcast you will stay tuned with the most important and relevant events of the moment.

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    teleSUR English Poscast
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
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