In today's podcast, Jorge Getoso reports on several major news events: Venezuela has issued an arrest warrant for Edmundo González Urrutia and is offering a $100,000 reward for information on his whereabouts.

Meanwhile, the Command for Venezuela platform announced that the far-right leader Javier Milei will meet González Urrutia in Buenos Aires.

In Palestine, a report indicates a 6% population decrease amid ongoing violence, with over 45,000 deaths and significant displacement due to Israeli military actions.

Lastly, a trial will begin on Friday to decide whether South Korean President Yun Suk-yol should be impeached for declaring martial law.

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso highlights global New Year celebrations, focusing on Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana Beach, where over 2 million people are expected to gather for a 12-minute fireworks display.

He also reports on Ecuador, where 16 soldiers are set to be indicted for the forced disappearance of four children, with social organizations blaming President Daniel Loboa.

Additionally, he notes that 2024 was the deadliest year for humanitarian workers, with at least 300 assassinated worldwide, according to the United Nations.

Happy New Year!

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso highlights three key news stories:

1. In Ecuador, a hearing was convened against 16 military members for the disappearance of four minors.
2. Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro urged citizens to protect the country's peace and announced upcoming mobilizations for early 2025.
3. At least 50 Palestinians were killed in an Israeli army attack near a hospital in northern Gaza.

Jorge Gestoso signs off, inviting listeners to join him for future updates.

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso covers the following news:

1. Brazilian President Lula is celebrating an informal Christmas lunch with his cabinet following a successful recovery from two brain surgeries.
2. Panama marks the 35th anniversary of the U.S. invasion that ousted Manuel Antonio Noriega, which resulted in significant civilian casualties.
3. Russian President Vladimir Putin stated in his annual press conference that the BRICS nations aim to provide an alternative for cooperation and promote a multipolar world, rather than confront the U.S. or the EU.

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In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso highlights that Venezuela is projected to have the highest economic growth in Latin America at 6.2% in 2024, significantly outpacing the region's average growth of 2.2%.

In France, former President Nicolas Sarkozy was sentenced to one year for corruption and influence peddling, rather than serving time in prison.

Additionally, Russian President Vladimir Putin is holding his annual conference, combining a press event with a televised Q&A session.

And that's the world news. I am Jorge Gestoso. Please join me on another podcast of the news with Jorge Gestoso. Talk to you then.

In today’s podcast, Jorge Gestoso reports that Venezuela's Foreign Minister Ivan Gil accused Argentine President Javier Milei and Security Minister Patricia Bullrich of promoting a terrorist plan, following the arrest of Gendarmerie officer Nahuel Agustin Gallo in Caracas.

President Milei is demanding Gallo's release and is pursuing diplomatic channels for his return.

In Ecuador, a hearing regarding Vice President Veronica Abad's 150-day suspension will resume on December 18, which she claims is persecution against her.

In Colombia, President Gustavo Petro warned of a potential parliamentary coup against his government and called for public defense of democracy after the Council of State denied his tutela petition related to electoral violations.

And that's the world news. I'm Jorge Gestoso.

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In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso reports on three major news stories:

1. **Venezuela** held elections for over 5,000 communal circuits aimed at promoting popular justice, with more than 52,000 candidates participating.

2. In **Syria**, a power vacuum has led to the Israeli military increasing its presence in the Golan Heights, specifically around the strategic Mount al-Sheikh.

3. In **Sudan**, at least 38 people have been killed and many injured in a drone attack by armed groups in Al-Fashr, leading to concerns about potential health crises due to the ongoing conflict and weakened health infrastructure.

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In the latest podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses the recognition of Claudia Sheinbaum as the fourth most powerful woman in the world by Forbes, emphasizing her teamwork and political resilience in Mexico.

He highlights concerning issues in Peru, where the Journalists' National Association has recorded 740 attacks on press freedom under Dina Boluarte's presidency.

In Colombia, right-wing Congress members have rejected President Gustavo Petro's tax reform aimed at helping the majority.

Lastly, in Iran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei claims U.S. and Israeli involvement in the potential ouster of Bashar al-Assad, asserting that it won't weaken the resistance coalition involving Iran, Hezbollah, and other group