09/05/2025
FTS 8.30
*Pope Leo XIV officiates first mass in the Sistine Chapel
*Chile: 6 people on board missing air ambulance confirmed dead
FTS 8.30
*Pope Leo XIV officiates first mass in the Sistine Chapel
*Chile: 6 people on board missing air ambulance confirmed dead
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00:00in russia heads of state from more than 20 countries ascended the grand military parade
00:15on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the victory of the soviet union over
00:20nazi germany in the greek patriotic war
00:22pope leo 14th officiated the first mass of his pontificate in the 16 chapel in front of all
00:32cardinals and chilean authorities confirmed the death of six individuals aboard an ambulance
00:41plane that disappeared on wednesday night as it left the country's northern region from the capital
00:47hello and welcome to from the south my name is bernie de los santos i'm from celeste studios
00:56in havana cuba we begin with the news
00:58on the morning of may 9th the victory parade was held in moscow to commemorate the victory
01:17of the red army over nazi germany and the end of world war ii the event began after the arrival
01:24of president vladimir putin and other heads of state before the parade began president putin
01:29addressed the russian people with a speech paying tribute to the history and sacrifice of the
01:34soviet red army soldiers on the battlefields after this in honor of the fallen soviet soldiers
01:41a minute of silence was made military troops from various countries took part in the parade
01:46followed by several units of the legendary t-34 tank assemble of soviet victory the parade finished
01:54with the offering of a floral wrath to the fallen soviet soldiers by president vladimir putin
02:01russia has been and will remain an indestructible barrier against nazism rosophobia and anti-semitism
02:14it will fight against the atrocities committed by the proponents of this aggressive and destructive
02:21idea of the is probably the truth and justice are on our side the whole country society people support the
02:37participants of the special military operation we are proud of their bravery and determination of the
02:44portitude that has always brought us only victory after witnessing the military parade on the red square
02:53russian president vladimir putin accompanied by the leaders of china and venezuela honored the memory of
02:59the fallen combatants with a minute of silence and a breath at the tomb of the unknown soldier the
03:05kremlin honor guard also laid breath on the avenue of heroic cities one of the most emblematic places of the
03:13russian capital is precisely the tomb of the unknown soldier that is located next to the kremlin wall
03:19in the alexander garden
03:21the square of the revolution in managua capital of nicaragua was the scene of a solemn commemoration
03:31of the 80th anniversary of the victory over fascism the event marked the surrender of nazi germany
03:37in 1945 at the end of the second world war and paid homage to the heroes particularly to the soldiers
03:45of the soviet red army whose sacrifice was decisive in the defeat of hitler's fascism the square was
03:52eliminated in red symbolizing the flag of the red army and welcomed nicaraguan authorities citizens and
04:00international representatives including russian ambassador tatiana doroyova the ceremony highlighted the
04:07historical resistance the solidarity among peoples and the commitment to peace in the face of the
04:13threats of neo-fascism
04:14and according to russian defense ministry the ukrainian forces have committed at least 488 violations during the
04:34ceasefire the russian armed forces pointed out that ukraine has not strictly respected the ceasefire
04:40which includes the absence of air missile or artillery attacks in the framework of the celebration of the
04:4780th anniversary of victory day in the sense defense ministry emphasized that kiev's decisive destructive
04:53actions against moscow reaffirm its intention to avoid a peaceful resolution to the conflict in addition
05:00the agency reported that russian air defense forces destroyed 182 drones and dozens of missiles in the last 24 hours
05:12and now we have a show break coming up but first remember you can join us on tiktok at tell us for english
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05:27all right
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05:52welcome back to from the south and we continue analyzing the importance of the victory day
06:04celebrations underway in moscow and also around the world 80 years after the soviet win over the
06:12nazi regime in 1945 and for that we are joined now by international law expert yvonne deyes
06:18hello yvonne thank you so much for joining us in from the south i would like to start our interview
06:24by asking you what do you think is the most important thing to keep in mind regarding this
06:3080th anniversary of that important win uh hello velen thank you for having me okay uh i believe
06:40that the most important thing about this 80 year definitely is the change in the whole world always
06:46than the whole world order and the whole international system and i am talking about
06:52the the prohibition to of the use of the force the the the beginning of the human rights international
07:03system legal system the the endorsement of all the the legal and the international legal regime
07:11that persists today that we have and what has uh drawn the international system that we have today
07:20that of course it is uh under under uh um a new red definition that's what we have been facing
07:27uh i think uh on the last 10 years probably but we are talking about the the new world order and how
07:35it has uh on how it rearranged how it reorganized itself after the second world war and how it like
07:44stated the pillars of the the world system that we have today i'm talking about multipolarity i'm
07:50talking about multilateralism uh international organizations and the entrance of other international
07:55actors and definitely how international law is drawn today belongs definitely to the reorganization of
08:04the post uh second world war brought so yvonne we were talking about that important international
08:12presence right the presence of many leaders of the global south for example how do you think do we need
08:19to understand the presence of such important leaders we've seen not only latin american leaders such
08:25as nicolas maduro miguel diaz canal but also rizina celula da selva chinese president xi jinping a very
08:32important presence for this day in moscow what does this that mean in this global context
08:39i think that we have to see it from the perspective of this global engagement i will say and that is
08:47uh regarding the non-western states basically because i think this reinforces the the russian's
08:54central uh narrative and that is that the world is not unipolar
08:58and maybe uh what we can see is that some of the western efforts to isolate russia have not entirely
09:05succeeded and i think this is um that means this this this international uh architecture regarding
09:13security and regarding the the the complexity of international relations uh show that russia is not
09:21willing to to accept a sovereign in a role in in a western-led global order and i think that what
09:28russia is here uh is calling and the presence of this uh of these global leaders global south leaders
09:33basically uh it's calling for a multipolar world uh i think a more balanced system where power is
09:41distributed between several centers and regional actors and that can assert themselves without uh just the
09:49belonging of the to the traditional organizations such as nato or such as the group of the u.s allies
09:58so yvonne i would like to ask you you were talking before about the importance of that 1945 win in terms
10:06of building a world with no war no conflict or stopping the use of force at that time so and we live in a
10:15context right now in which we have many cases of ongoing conflicts and ongoing genocide in palestine
10:22for example promoted by imperialism do you think that this multipolar world order or this show of strength
10:31is going to build a way for a more peaceful world okay uh there is something that that has to be uh taken into
10:40account what we uh did in the 1945 win and what the the charter of the united nations stated at that time
10:50was that the use of force was definitely not accepted and that um states were under the obligation
10:56to solve their their controversies in a pacific way and that was due of course to the to the two world
11:03wars that the world had faced at the at at that moment and the the decision not to follow the same
11:10path however uh what we did and the international legal order came along with this political decision
11:18uh reinstating the fact that uh the use of force is prohibited and but if there is a restore to the
11:26use of force i mean because conflict cannot be um even if war is forbidden conflict cannot be uh just um
11:37i forgot the word but we cannot avoid conflict that's what i'm trying to say so in this sense what
11:43the the the international legal order has uh has tried to do is to state the rules not to go to war and
11:51in case we have to face war then we have um the rules of war and saying okay if we go and we are amongst
12:01uh a conflict then we have to follow some rules because this has to be followed up by uh a pacific
12:10or at least a judicial but trying to be in a very civilized way to solve uh international conflicts
12:17so uh but however this system that we uh built 80 years ago uh has come to redefinitions uh actors have
12:28changed the the the usual actors that we had before and just this kind of uh bipolarity that we had
12:36between the soviet union and the united states after this uh new trend change have changed we have new
12:44global leaders we have new uh actors as i was saying before so i think that we are not definitely
12:51heading um i cannot say that we are heading to uh a more pacific or a more uh stable world regarding
12:59peace however what we are facing is a red definition of the whole entire system and maybe uh we're looking
13:08at that the rules that we placed 80 years ago maybe are not the ones that we have to follow and i'm not
13:16saying that we have to restore to war but what i'm saying is that maybe we have to change the way that uh
13:22the world was just uh uh brought along with just a unipolar system with a unique leader with a unique
13:30uh a demonic system and just a for a bunch of followers what we're seeing is that we have to see
13:37power distributed along the the the different um positions the different forces that the world has
13:46and maybe that's what we are seeing right now regarding this union of this uh global leaders and also we
13:54are we're seeing also maybe that there's uh this comes along like with a greater agency and autonomy
14:02regarding the the shaping of the regional and global affairs as well because we're seeing how
14:09there's new groups and these new trends try to redefine themselves and show themselves a little bit
14:16stronger that than the unique uh forms that we used to see 20 years ago or 50 years ago excellent
14:26yvonne i'm so grateful for having your opinion to really understand the importance of those images
14:33of what is happening today in moscow and also around the world thank you so much for joining us
14:39thank you velen for the invitation always a pleasure
14:42that was yvonne tayez international law expert at from the south here analyzing the 80th anniversary
14:50of the historical win between the red army against nazi regime in 1945 and now we have a second short
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15:38welcome back to from the south pope leo 14th officiated the first mass of his pontificate
15:51in the sistine chapel in front of all cardinals the 133 ones who had been on the conclave and those older
15:59than 80 years old who were in rome at nine minutes past 11 local time the first pope born in the u.s but
16:08with peruvian nationality ii robert francis provost entered the sistine chapel dressed in white with
16:15the meter and cross here as part of his agenda next sunday at noon the new bishop of rome will pray
16:21the regina coeli prayer from the central logia of the basilica of saint peters meanwhile he will meet
16:29on monday in the paul sixth hall with all the media workers accredited to the press office of the holy
16:36sea who have covered the events in the past weeks meanwhile in peru the bishop of callao luis alberto
16:47barrera showed the seat of the archbishopric where pope leo 14th lived and worked barrera made a tour of
16:54the archdioceses recalling all the times that the current and recently elected pope has lived in peru
17:02among other things he showed a series of pictures showing the late pope francis and the current
17:07pontiff he said that he was a good man and even with the bad guys was what he said about previs the
17:15bishop of callao the port near lima previs 69 years old and a native of the united states arrived in peru
17:23for the first time four decades ago and received peruvian citizenship
17:34and we're going out to chile as authorities confirmed the death of six individuals aboard
17:38an ambulance plane that disappeared on wednesday night as it left the country's northern region
17:43from the capital gonzalo duran presidential spokesman for the metropolitan region confirmed
17:49the death of the six passengers of the aircraft that went down in curacavi after identifying the
17:56wreckage of the plane during an aerial operation led by the chilean air force in addition the air
18:02force reported that the aircraft was detected by the crew of an mh-60m black hawk helicopter belonging
18:10to aviation group number nine in the curacavi area near lepe at 15 50 local time in this scenario the
18:19prosecutor in charge of the investigation stated that the circumstances that caused the accidents
18:25will be determined at the moment the relevant data is known
18:29in panama different social sectors and workers reinforce their work stoppage in rejection of the
18:41neoliberal policies of president jose raul molino these sectors including teachers and construction
18:47workers began their third week of general strike in opposition to law 462 which modifies the pension
18:55system the reactivation of mining and the attacks on national sovereignty meanwhile the state continues
19:02to repress the demonstrations under the pretext of keeping the streets clear and allowing the flow of
19:08vehicles however the social sectors demand an open dialogue and the repeal of this law in order to
19:15carry out an integral reform of the social security fund with a strategy of solidarity and collective good
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