Fellow ministers, in fact, only Vladimir and my dear president of Caixa, Carlos Vieira, remain. Mr. President, I think today is a very important day, because I was here at the beginning of May, Governor, we had a general review meeting of the FIR, of the federal government's actions in Rio Grande do Sul. And today we will have the opportunity to release other lots of works to protect the Porto Alegre metropolitan region from new situations so that what happened in 2024 doesn't happen again. I think this moment is very important. It's raining, there was hail, Eloninho is knocking on our door, …

Minister of Education, Higher Education and Skills Development, Dr. Mashefi. Members of the National Institute of Education, our respected teachers and educators, ladies and gentlemen, assalamualaikum and good morning. It is a pleasure to be with you today for the opening of the 8th International Teachers Conference. Let me begin by congratulating the International Institute of Education for convening this important conference. It is an opportunity to share knowledge and reflect on the role each of you play in shaping the future of our country. When we look at the path of our nation, it is cle…

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What does this mean? This is a tribute. Bahia is on the zero side. Trip there . I'm wearing 3D ice again. I'm with Lula on the people's side. Ours is this, knocking on doors, asking for votes for Lula, [music] asking for votes for national sovereignty, for full-time education, for public safety. That's what we see in you, Mr. President. Long live Lula! We are only here because of you, because one day the working women and men of this country acquired political awareness. The time has come for us [laughs] to have one of us governing the states and the president of the Republic. A big h…

This country has had as many people educated and graduated from the Ministry of Education as the President of the Republic has had a doctorate. Why didn't the others do it? It's because in their minds, poor people don't need to study, they need to work. Black people don't need to study, they need to work. Indigenous people don't need to study, they need to work. And the difference is that in my mind, poor, black, indigenous people have to study, and I prefer to study. I don't want to take anything from anyone. I just want to provide equal opportunities. So I want Albico's maid , her daug…

How many rest areas were there for drivers when we took over the government? None, Mr. President. None. And we are solving this historical problem here in Minas Gerais. There is a place to take a shower. There is a place for female truck drivers to shower, with an emergency button for their safety. We found out how many billions were invested in concessions, and how much have we done today? The federal government has 12 concessions in Minas Gerais, and today we already have contracts worth 280 billion. This is important for us to be able to bring projects to fruition. The situation here,…

What we're going to do is make this country fearless, make this country think [musically] that we can transform ourselves into a very great nation. Investing in science and technology as a priority, the issue of national defense as a priority. So the supercomputer isn't just for doing calculations faster; it's for transforming problems that would take decades to solve into everyday issues for the Brazilian people. It's to support the SUS (Brazilian public healthcare system), for example. This is to ensure that rains and droughts are predicted in advance. [music] It's to improve agriculture…

It's nice to meet you. >> So nice to meet you. >> [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] >> Thank you very much, Mr. President. It's a real honor to have the opportunity to meet [music] with you. So, thank you so much. Within the OECD, Korea is an incredible global economic success story. >> [music] >> And you're making a very active and valuable contribution within the OECD on many different policy [music] areas. But but very importantly, Korea and its experience provides inspiration [music] to countries across Southeast Asia and beyond with whom we're…

Thank you so much for your time and your hospitality. >> [music] [music] [music] >> that you are sitting in front of the creative business leaders of one of the largest storytelling engines on the planet. [music] And to have Ted Sarandos from Netflix and Dana Walden from Walt Disney Company, Donald Langley from NBC Universal, Tom Rothman from Sony. Uh these people are making things every day that change the world. And they are all very excited about about the Korean market. Make sure that everybody here has a chance to to to speak to you about their investments and their interests in the marke…

[music] [music] Omarov forbitat. [music] Good afternoon. The Presidency of the Republic of Colombia and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs welcome you to the signing ceremony of two memoranda of understanding between the Government of the Republic of Colombia and the Government of the United States of America. We are honored by the presence of His Excellency Mr. Abelardo de la Espriella, President of the Republic of Colombia, who accompanies this event as an honorary witness. We also extend our greetings to His Excellency Omar Bula Escobar, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Colombia, and His Exce…

[music] Well, thank you very much, Mr. President, for receiving us. Hey, I'm so glad to be back in Colombia. It had been a long time. I came last time as a senator, but during the last 4 years, in my role as senator and then as secretary of state, we hadn't traveled here, and I think that to some extent that shows a bit of the distance that had been created between our governments, which is not natural because the links between the United States and Colombia are almost impossible to replicate in another country in the region. These are links that exist on a personal level, on a cultural l…

Colombians, there are government decisions that need to be explained very clearly because confusion can grow around them, and in this case, that confusion could put people's safety at risk. President de la Espella signed Decree 1368 of September 8, 2026, which lifts the general suspension of permits for carrying firearms in Colombia. And I want to explain it plainly. What does this decision mean, and what does lifting the general suspension not mean ? It is not about authorizing the free carrying of weapons. The decree restores the effectiveness of individual permits that are in force and …

I've brought the little detail. Look how cute. But I want a picture with both of them. But you can take up to two photos if you want. Come on, come on, come on. I am an ambassador, brother. Did you do this? Yes, we hold the workshop there, Mr. President. But brother, we barely noticed. We said it was the first time we released anything, brother. But wood. Wood. Yes sir. But super cute. I'm going to put it in my office. I belong to whoever goes where. Two poems. Help me. Put the camera on it. Doña Gloria Inés. Yes. I will follow myself in two poems. How nice. I am in the Come on, ge…

Colombians, to talk about the budget, we must first make the accounts transparent. Let's begin. There is a question that seems simple but carries enormous weight in the cultural sector . How much does culture cost us ? But that question only makes sense after another question, the one that really matters. How much of that money actually reaches the artists, the creators, the cultural organizations and the territories? Because discussing budgets without knowing how what has already been allocated is being executed is starting the conversation from the wrong side, from the wrong side. And tha…

Colombians, there is good news. An opinion poll doesn't change the work of a government, but it does deserve to be discussed when it reflects the outcome of the commitment. Atlas Intel, in partnership with Bloomberg, presented this week its latest image measurement of the country's main public figures, corresponding to the first month of this government's administration. According to that measurement, President Abelardo de la Espilella has the highest positive image among all the figures evaluated with 54% favorability, followed by Vice President José Manuel Restrepo with 53%. We do n't se…

to begin. So, Juan David, let's get ready to start recording. Good morning. Receive a warm greeting on behalf of the Administrative Department of the Presidency of the Republic and the Citizen Relations Office. It is a great pleasure to welcome you to this new meeting of the dialogue cycles of the School of Training in Participation. Citizen participation, as we have stated on previous occasions, aims to strengthen dialogue between institutions and society, promote the informed exercise of rights, and contribute to the consolidation of an increasingly participatory democracy. Citizen partic…

Colombians, we promised to protect animals. We are fulfilling our commitments. Let's begin. Colombia has a debt to the animals that suffer abuse. Angel's story reminded us why. In 2021, Ángel was the victim of a case of extreme cruelty in Saboyaboyacá. He survived. It became a national symbol of the fight against animal abuse and ended up giving its name to Law 2455 of 2025, known as the Angel Law. But Ángel died before seeing the protection that his story helped to promote fully materialized. That case taught a clear lesson. Rather than being outraged, the state must respond. That is why…

Colombians, governing is also informal. Behind every public decision are citizens who need to know what is being decided, why it is being decided, and what that means for their lives. And they need a reliable source where they can find that information without having to guess. That is why the president of Explella issued Presidential Directive No. 01 on September 3. This directive establishes the rules for coordinating and disseminating institutional communication for the entire national government. The purpose is simple: to ensure that official information reaches Colombians in an orderly…