00:04The radio studio was located here, we have already managed to recover all the equipment,
00:16We saved the transmitter, the computers, the microphones, even the console.
00:24Amid the rubble of the earthquake in Venezuela, a radio station has already resumed broadcasting, moving to the streets.
00:30It's called Radio Voces and it broadcasts live the appeals, testimonies and requests for help from the communities
00:38hit.
00:40It has allowed the community to tell in its own voice what it is experiencing and what it is enduring,
00:46to report the difficulties he faces every day and to start participating first-hand in the reconstruction of his own
00:53future.
00:55Ghedese is a teacher and collaborates with No One Out, an Italian non-profit organization active in cooperation projects in Venezuela,
01:02also thanks to the 8x1000 funds to the Catholic Church, a choice that is not an alternative to the 5x1000
01:08and which also supports emergency interventions in Venezuela.
01:12No One Out is collecting and sending humanitarian aid, medicines, food and drinking water,
01:18among the most sought-after goods in earthquake-stricken communities.
01:21Meanwhile, on Radio Voces 101.5 FM, appeals, information, and hopes are intertwined.
01:30Rete Lampedusa is born, an Italian network that aims to guide the debate on migration,
01:36starting from the data and countering propaganda.
01:39At the presentation in Rome, the doctor and activist Pietro Bartolo, the actress Kasia Smutniak
01:45and the new secretary of the network Agostino Sella, president of the Don Bosco 2000 association, who explains.
01:52The project aims to bring together all those who deal with migration in various capacities.
01:58We must have the strength and courage to create, to have a new narrative on migration,
02:04because today either we talk about it in an absolutely negative way or we don't talk about it at all.
02:10After years of health interventions, the Brescia-based NGO Medicus Mundi is now aiming for a new challenge in Mozambique,
02:18waste management.
02:19In Mashish, where the harvest reaches only part of the city,
02:24The Salubrix project is underway to improve service and directly involve citizens.
02:29Waste is collected in only 5 of the city's 19 neighborhoods.
02:35The project will help create a series of collection points, including door-to-door ones.
02:42The municipality will make its technical knowledge available,
02:48but there will be work on citizenship, on the population, in schools too,
02:52in the communities that will involve many people, many volunteers from the city.
02:57Salubrix is financed by the Italian cooperation to participate with the municipality of Brescia,
03:03which is also the leader of the project, the A2A group.
03:08Young people from different cultures and nationalities will meet from 10 to 14 August in Santa Maria di Leuca,
03:16where the Adriatic and Ionian seas come together to discuss the theme of Mediterranean peace in a world at peace.
03:23Registration is now open for young people between the ages of 18 and 35 at www.camminidileuca.it
03:32slash dash edition 2026.
03:36The horizon is the Leuca 2026 map, a shared document, yet to be written.
03:42To promote the initiative, also by organizing a preparatory course,
03:47the Finibusterre Foundation and the diocese of Ugento Santa Maria di Leuca.
03:52The young people reflected on Cardinal Pizzaballa's pastoral letter,
03:59a beautiful letter that certainly deals with the Middle Eastern question,
04:04but broadening it into a Mediterranean perspective.
04:07Mediterranean
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