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En Vivo I Emisión Vespertina con #Claudiogomez  de #informativosTA 1/04/2025

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00:00What's up, everybody?

00:07I'm Claudio Gomez.

00:11I'm a reporter for the New York Times.

00:16I'm here with Claudio Gomez.

00:19He's the CEO of Teleantillas.

00:22He's a great guy.

00:24He's a great guy.

00:26of Informativos, Telly Antillas.

00:29With heartbreaking tears, three members of the same family are seen,

00:35murdered by a former military man, who later committed suicide.

00:40The man was the head of the family.

00:46Continues the investigation of a three-year-old boy,

00:50disappeared in the community of Manabao, in Jarabacoa.

00:57Minister of Agriculture Limber Cruz says that porcine fever

01:02is controlled in the country.

01:07President Abinader extends for one more week

01:11the National Agricultural Fair 2025 in the city of Ganadera.

01:19Expectations for the Belay project of independent candidates.

01:27And after a fire in the model market of Santiago,

01:31merchants are slowly recovering.

01:49TELLY ANTILLAS

01:52Greetings, how good, how good that you join us at this time

01:55in our morning show of Informativos, Telly Antillas.

01:58Let's start right away.

02:01In the midst of heartbreaking screams,

02:04this Tuesday, several members of the same family

02:07are seen at the Grecefu Funerary in La Sabana Larga,

02:10in Santo Domingo Oeste,

02:12murdered by the head of the family,

02:15a former military man who later committed suicide

02:18in an incident that occurred at dawn on Monday

02:20in the Nueva Jerusalén sector, in the aforementioned locality.

02:24Our colleague Ana Mañón is live from the outskirts

02:27of the Grecefu Funerary to expand.

02:31Go ahead, Ana.

02:34As you advance, we are on the outskirts of the Grecefu Funerary,

02:39located on the avenue of La Sabana Larga,

02:41in the municipality of Santo Domingo Oeste.

02:44The questions that are answered are those of the family

02:47of former military man Fabio Montero Berigüete,

02:50who took the life of several shots to O'Franny Canario,

02:53his wife, Santos Canario, a son, and his daughter-in-law,

02:57and then committed suicide.

02:59Everyone is astonished by the case.

03:02Because there is no justification, nothing is known.

03:06This Tuesday, in the midst of heartbreaking screams,

03:09they are seen side by side,

03:11the remains of both the suicidal femicide and his relatives,

03:15in the golden chapel of the Grecefu Funerary.

03:24In the event that occurred at dawn on Monday

03:26in the Nueva Jerusalén sector of Santo Domingo Oeste,

03:29a second son was also injured by the former military man

03:31of the Dominican Army, who miraculously survived

03:35the triple murder.

03:37The young man went to the funeral on this Tuesday morning

03:40to say goodbye to his parents and brother.

03:45So far, the causes that led this head of the family

03:49to commit this triple crime are unknown,

03:52since those who knew him in life assured

03:55that he was a calm, peaceful person and very close to his family.

03:59No, he was a calm man, a man.

04:02There was no marriage problem, there was no family problem.

04:06Only God knows, because God was there at the time.

04:09I have to pray that God gives strength to my family.

04:13Very calm, a very cold man, very calm,

04:17a cold man all his life, he was not a violent person.

04:22The information we have so far is that both the remains

04:26of the military man and his relatives will be buried

04:30at 3.30 in the afternoon at the Christ Savior Cemetery

04:33in the municipality of Santo Domingo Oeste.

04:36Meanwhile, the remains of the nuera

04:39were transferred to the province of El Ceibo.

04:43That's all we have in relation to this unfortunate case.

04:46I return with you to the studios.

04:49Thank you for your report, Ana.

04:51Shattering images.

04:54And members of the National Police Investigation Division

04:58together with the Public Ministry and other authorities

05:02in Jarabacoa deployed to the community

05:05Los Tablones de Maravao to continue the search

05:08of a 3-year-old boy reported as missing

05:12by his parents, Carolina Vargas Ureña

05:17and Efraín Nicolás Calderón, both residents of this community

05:22who, according to the story of the boy's father,

05:25was playing in the yard of a house

05:28yesterday afternoon with another girl

05:31who disappeared in unresolved circumstances.

05:36The National Drug Control Directorate

05:39initiated a series of meetings and conversations

05:42with all operative personnel to guide them

05:45on the handling of conflicts, emotions, mental health,

05:49as well as respect for human rights

05:52and the dignity of people.

05:55As explained in a statement with this purpose,

05:58the Popular Committee of the DNCD, Vice Admiral Cabrera Ulloa,

06:01designated a commission of officers

06:04to carry out periodic visits to all the facilities

06:09in order to listen and speak

06:12with the agents who provide services throughout the country.

06:17Haiti seeks to resume dialogue with the Dominican Republic,

06:21which is backed by border deputies

06:25who understand that due to their neighborhood conditions,

06:29it is essential that both countries resume dialogue.

06:34Haiti is a Dominican priority,

06:37that Haiti can be pacified,

06:40that Haiti can celebrate a democratic electoral tournament,

06:43that Haiti can be productive again,

06:48that Haiti can return to a society without turbulence,

06:52to a society not dominated by gangs.

06:55For the Dominican Republic, this is healthy.

06:58We understand that as long as there is understanding between both nations,

07:02it will benefit the development of both countries.

07:06Both the Dominican Republic and Haiti must live in coexistence.

07:13It is remembered that the dialogue between the Dominican Republic and Haiti

07:17was interrupted in September 2023

07:20as a result of tensions over the construction of the Haitian side

07:25of a canal in the Massacre River.

07:29Well, let's go to the break.

07:31Stay tuned with Telemdicas informative.

07:44Welcome back to our show.

07:46It's good that you are still with us.

07:48And speaking of which, yesterday the Central Electoral Board

07:51submitted to the House of Representatives

07:54a bill that regulates independent candidacies.

07:58The President of the PRM, José Ignacio Paliza,

08:01referred to the issue, ensuring that the system of independent candidacies

08:06and the system of parties can coexist.

08:10Eliara Cuevas explains.

08:13After a meeting with the members of the PRM's bloc this Tuesday,

08:17the President of that political organization called the National Congress

08:21to take care of the system of parties as the column of democracy

08:26at the time of knowing the bill on independent candidacies.

08:30That with all the degree of opportunity, with the good Tino,

08:34it can be studied, deepened, listened to,

08:38and eventually have a piece in which it can coexist,

08:42because both systems can coexist.

08:44The bill sent by the Central Electoral Board

08:47to the House of Representatives to regulate these candidacies

08:51has generated expectations among legislators of both chambers.

08:55And it is that the project requires a 2% standard

08:58to legitimize independent candidacies

09:01and does not contemplate state funding.

09:04And I really think there are many coincidences.

09:07What is going to be done is a merger of both projects

09:11and we will see what can be socialized,

09:15what is going to have a majority here in the plenum.

09:19While the President of the Senate prefers that the initiative

09:23be carefully debated.

09:25Let it pass through the House of Representatives,

09:27and when we are in power,

09:29we will know,

09:31the same treatment will be transferred,

09:34a special commission will be sent,

09:37and then we will fix a position as Senate

09:40in relation to what comes from the House of Representatives.

09:42José Ignacio Paliza considers that this issue

09:45should not worry the Dominicans,

09:47while he indicated that it should be worked on

09:50before the electoral times.

09:52Eliana Cuevas,

09:54News of Lentillas.

09:56The Minister of Agriculture, Limber Cruz,

09:59says that the swine fever is under control in the country,

10:04assuring that it is a outbreak without major consequences.

10:09Because they are outbreaks,

10:11they are like human diseases.

10:13It was decreasing,

10:15and you will see that in a few days

10:17that will reach normality.

10:20However, some pig producers in Zimbabwe

10:23attributed the spread of African swine fever

10:26to the fact that the government is not compensating

10:29for the economic losses

10:31that represent the sacrifice of these animals.

10:34Limber Cruz spoke after President Abinader

10:37extended for one more week

10:39the National Agricultural Fair 2025

10:42in the city of Ganadera.

10:44The Speaker highlighted the success of it

10:47and the low prices that reach the consumer

10:49with the elimination of intermediaries.

10:52In such a way that the population has access

10:56to these prices of the producers

10:58that will be fairer prices

11:01and also favors the consumers

11:05and favors the producers.

11:07President Abinader walked through the fair

11:10first looking at the prices

11:12and diversity of agricultural products

11:14that are offered to visitors.

11:17Guillermo García,

11:19News of Lentillas.

11:22And after the fire that consumed a large part

11:25of the emblematic model market

11:27of the city of Santiago,

11:29merchants said that they are moving forward

11:32little by little, waiting for the 100%

11:34of the clientele to return to their businesses.

11:37Our colleague Gregory González

11:39has the complete report.

11:48Emilio Castillo, who said he has been selling

11:51different items in this place for several years,

11:54still remembers the impact of the fire

11:57that affected 106 units of this model market

12:007 months ago,

12:02located on El Sol Street, Esquina, Spain.

12:0560 were totally destroyed,

12:08including merchandise.

12:10We were a little sad, really.

12:13Sad and in pain.

12:16Because here there were people who lost,

12:19I myself lost something here on this side.

12:22The president of the Association of Merchants

12:24of the Model Market of this city

12:26expressed that after the disaster,

12:28just over 80% of the workers

12:31have been reintegrated,

12:33waiting for the competition

12:35of thousands of people to return.

12:37The chemistry that existed before was lost,

12:40obviously, and people still,

12:42well, the public that attends the market

12:45still does not associate it as if it is open again.

12:48But little by little we have been advancing, really.

12:51They said that after the incident,

12:53the mayor of Santiago, Ulises Rodríguez,

12:56arranged the rehabilitation of the Model Market

12:59and the Plaza Lorenzo Vargas,

13:01whose works took a time of 45 days.

13:04In addition, they added that the place

13:07represents a historical and touristic symbol of the city,

13:10where foreigners from the United States,

13:13Spain, Poland, Puerto Rico, France,

13:16and among other nations.

13:18Well, in the days of the earthquake,

13:21the flow of people decreased a little,

13:24but as a result, it was cleaned up,

13:27it was reorganized,

13:29the clients have already been adapting

13:32and the flow of people, right now,

13:35we are receiving an average of 700 people a day.

13:38The merchants also called on the authorities

13:41of the Ministry of Tourism

13:43to join the initiative of dissemination

13:46of the products that are marketed here.

13:49This market houses several businesses,

13:52several businesses,

13:55including jewelry,

13:58jewelry,

14:01clothes,

14:04jewelry,

14:07artisanal items.

14:09The mayor's authorities also said

14:12that they are providing about 32 million pesos

14:15in loans.

14:17In the model market,

14:19a building dating from 1946,

14:22several fires have occurred

14:25with significant economic damage.

14:28It is known for its great variety of articles,

14:31mainly artisanal,

14:34where not only its physical structures are rebuilt,

14:37but also the faith and hope of the merchants and clients.

14:40We depend a lot on the client of San Diego,

14:43the client of the fields,

14:46the client of the neighboring cities.

14:49Gregory González, Informativos Teleantillas.

14:52Very well, let's take a break.

14:55Stay tuned with us.

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