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Santiago de Chile, Jan 19 (EFE), (CAMERA: Jose Caviedes) .- Chile inaugurated Tuesday the first "5G zone" in Latin America, an area of ??5.5 square kilometers in Santiago with hospitals, schools, shops, offices and homes and where in an experimental way it is sought to show the impact that the new network will have in the cities.
Atacama Desert, Jun 8 (EFE).- Chile inaugurated Tuesday the first thermosolar energy plant in Latin America known as Cerro Dominador.With around 10,600 heliostats, 392,000 solar panels and a 250 meter high tower, the plant is located in the Atacama desert,where it will get one of the highest levels of solar radiation in the world. (Camera: JOSE CAVIEDES).SHOT LIST: THE INAUGURATION CEREMONY OF CERRO DOMINADOR IN ATACAMA DESERT, CHILE.SOUND BITE: CHILEAN PRESIDENT SEBASTIAN PIÑERA (IN SPANISH).TRANSLATION: Cerro Dominador is not just a state-of-the-art energy project, it is much more than that. It is a step towards a better, cleaner, more sustainable, greener world, in which human beings will not only have the assurance that we can survive on planet earth, but also have a good quality of life.
Viña del Mar (Chile), Feb 23 (EFE) .- Ricky Martin said on Sunday, a few hours before performing at the Viña del Mar Music Festival, that living in the United States does not make him worry less about the "needs" of his people, in reference not only to his Puerto Rican compatriots but to all Latin Americans.SOUNDBITES BY RICKY MARTINTRANSLATION1. "The protests are important, letting the leaders of our countries know what we need as long as we do it in an orderly manner and have a plan. I only speak for what I have lived in Puerto Rico, and in the end, they are the same emotions, we are looking for (our ) rights (to be respected), that's all. In Puerto Rico, the beautiful thing was that there were no political parties, we all shared a mission and it was to do whatever it took to achieve justice, even if that meant removing our leaders and starting from scratch. It worked out very well, but it is important to have a plan of what will happen after the protests so as not to remain in limbo, and it can be much more painful if there is no plan. I urge the people to talk, and it is important to demand that we are respected but in an organized way. If you are part of that movement, that is fantastic, and if you are not, then understand and put yourself in the shoes of the people who demand what they do not have, that is all, and at the end of the day, (if) everyone in Chile come together to rescue this wonderful country that is full of beautiful, so beautiful people, (then) Chile would also serve as a domino effect, not only for the region but for all places in the world where we need to be heard: it happens in Hong Kong, in the Dominican Republic ... that's all, I want a lot of light and a lot of peace for Chile"2. "The visuals talk about these messages, the music will also talk about these messages, I am not here in Viña del Mar for sermons, I am here in Viña del Mar because I am going to perform an hour or more of a show where people I hope can free themselves and forget about all the problems at work, at home, in the country ... but I represent so many things that people will inevitably activate their thoughts and think, hopefully, it will be useful, but I’m not here to preach. I’m not going to tell anyone from such an important scenario what they have to do and what they cannot do, I simply serve as an example, I share what works for me, I talk about what is fair and what is not fair, I do speak of human rights, and that is something that I will not be able to stop doing, so I hope you enjoy tonight's show"
Chile, Dec 3 (EFE).- The first exhibition in Latin America of Fesiluz, known internationally as the Sichuan Chinese Lantern Festival, has kicked off in Santiago, offering the Chilean capital some peace and transquility amid the social unrest that has gripped that country for more than a month. (Camera: JOSÉ CAVIEDES).FOOTAGE SHOWING THE 'FESILUZ' CHINESE LANTERN FESTIVAL IN SANTIAGO'S QUINTA NORMAL MUNICIPALITY, CHILE.
A group of Extinction Rebellion activists climb on top of the roof of the Faculty of Biology in Turin, Italy, overlooking Piazza Carlina, violating the red zone where the hotel hosting some of the G7 energy ministers is located. The Group of Seven meeting is the first big political session since the world pledged at the UN's COP28 climate summit in December to transition away from coal, oil and gas. IMAGES
U.S. President Barack Obama attends an outdoor arrival ceremony in heavy rain, as the first sitting U.S. president to visit Laos. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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