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teleSUR's English Podcast is a news podcast hosted by teleSUR English Poscast, with 414 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  The News with Jorge Gestoso

  Aug 19, 20262 min

  On today's podcast. Bolivia In Bolivia, it was revealed that a secret command led by a former adviser to Milei and current adviser to president Rodrigo Paz, was planning to capture Evo Morales in the tropical tropical region of Cochabamba. Evo Morales asked the prosecutor's office for a transparent investigation into Fernando Cenimedo, who is accused of leading an elite police group outside the formal structures. Chile In Chile, president Caste declared a constitutional state of emergency due to the catastrophic damage caused by an unprecedented heavy rains in the northern part of the country. Indonesia And in Indonesia, the death toll has already surpassed seventy, with more than two hundred people injured after the 7.7 magnitude earthquake that hit the island of Flores on Saturday.

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  The News with Jorge Gestoso

  Aug 18, 20263 min

  On today's podcast Colombia Seven days after the earthquake in Colombia, the department of Risaralda in the central part of the country and its capital, Pereira, continue to face a critical situation. Authorities report that 40% of Pereira suffered serious infrastructure damage, particularly to buildings and homes. And the far right pro US president, de La Hayes Prieja, while visiting visiting Buenaventura amid the tragedy, sparked widespread outrage and criticism when, as a form of aid, he threw soccer balls bearing his personal logo from his armored vehicle to children. The incident adds to another controversy after he initially denied entry to Mexican rescue workers, but immediately allowed rescuers from Israel and The United States to enter, prompting accusations that humanitarian aid was being politicized. Honduras In Honduras, this Tuesday, a court is resuming the initial hearing against former Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernández over alleged fraud and money laundering. President Trump announced a pardon for Hernández just days before the recent November presidential election in Honduras, while Hernández was serving a forty five year sentence in The United States for drug trafficking. The pardon was denounced as a deliberate move by Trump of interference to help secure the victory of his preferred far right candidate, Nasli Asfura, who had maintained a close relationship with Hernández. Latin America And the climate phenomenon known as super El Niño continues to keep Latin America on alert with estimates, putting the likelihood of reaching the very strong category at more than ninety five percent.

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  The News with Jorge Gestoso

  Aug 17, 20262 min

  On today's podcast. Venezuela The United Nations Development Program program projects 6.5% GDP growth, that is gross domestic product for Venezuela by the end of twenty twenty six. And Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, reported that the Venezuelan economy has achieved 21 consecutive quarters of growth. She called for maintaining national productive unity among all sectors of the country and promoting an export oriented economy. Brazil Electoral campaigns have begun in Brazil. There are 13 parties with 13 candidates. The favorite, according to the polls, Lula, appeared in Sao Bernardo Do Campo at the same stadium where in the nineteen seventies he led major labor demonstrations that launched his political career. He announced that within ten to fifteen days, he would present the program for his next term in office. Meanwhile, his main rival, Flavio Bolsonaro, focused his speech in Rio De Janeiro on security and combating organized crime. And as a consequence of the climate crisis, two people were killed and 10 were injured in a wildfire on the Greek island of Salamina, and in Hawaii, Hurricane Lala brought heavy rains, flooding, and submerged roads. The event highlights the vulnerability of island communities to increasingly extreme weather events.

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  The News with Jorge Gestoso

  Aug 14, 20263 min

  On today's podcast... Colombia In Colombia, citizens are organizing themselves to distribute aid in areas affected by the 7.4 magnitude earthquake at the El Campín Stadium in Bogotá, while denouncing the lack of assistance from the government of the far-right pro-US President de la Espriella. The death toll from the earthquake has now risen to more than 281, with 308,000 injured and 379 people still missing. In the department of El Chocó, more than 13,000 people have been affected, a figure surpassed only by the 36,000 affected in El Valle del Cauca. Venezuela Venezuelan Acting President Delce Rodríguez and international consortiums have signed agreements aimed at further developing the country's natural gas sector. The President is seeking to attract international capital and technology to revive energy production, increase state revenues, and turn Venezuela into a major gas exporter. Brazil And in Brazil, President Lula launched his electoral campaign in Vila Euclides, in the state of São Paulo, in the southeast of the country. It was there that, in the late 1970s, metal worker strikes took place, from which Lula emerged as a union leader and began his political career. Lula continues to lead in the polls ahead of the November presidential election, and he has managed to break a legislative deadlock in Congress over bills that he considers important to his re-election.

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  The News with Jorge Gestoso

  Aug 12, 20263 min

  On today's podcast... Colombia More than 48 hours after the magnitude 7.4 earthquake that struck western Colombia, residents of the Department of Chocó are denouncing the absence of the far-right pro-U.S. government of Abelardo de la Espriella, as well as the lack of international aid, apart from assistance from the United States. This has led to accusations that foreign aid is being given an ideological character. The death toll has already surpassed 200, while more than 3,000 people have been injured and thousands are reported missing, according to the latest reports from the rescue operation which continues against the clock in search of more people trapped beneath the rubble. Argentina In Argentina, the far-right pro-U.S. President Javier Milei continues to fail to implement the university funding law. In response, teaching and non-teaching staff, along with students, are calling for a new mass demonstration, opening another front in the struggle against the libertarian president whose approval ratings continue to fall. According to polls, two out of every three Argentines disapprove of his administration. Solar eclipse And today in Europe, especially in Spain and France, people are preparing to witness a total solar eclipse this afternoon. During the totality phase, when the sun will be completely obscured by the moon, darkness will last anywhere from a few seconds to nearly two minutes. The next one will take place on August 2, 2027.

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