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Cese al fuego entre EEUU e Irán: ¿paz real o solo tregua temporal?

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War Secretary Pete Hedges claims Operation Epic Fury destroyed Iran's army, air force, and missile programs in less than 40 days.

The episode begins by announcing a ceasefire between the United States and Iran, following weeks of intense bombings. Iranian officials celebrate the truce as a triumph, while state media reports an attack on a refinery in Havana. Correspondent Catalina Gómez provides updates from Tehran, noting mixed reactions among citizens. War Secretary Pete Hedges then gives a press conference, declaring Operation Epic Fury a historic victory that destroyed Iran's military capabilities in less than 40 days. He details the elimination of Iran's air defense, missile programs, and naval forces, claiming the US achieved all objectives with zero American deaths. Hedges asserts that pressure from leadership eliminations forced Iran to negotiate, ensuring they will never possess nuclear weapons. The episode shifts to domestic news, reporting on an ICE shooting in California where Carlos Iván Mendoza Hernández was critically injured after allegedly trying to run over agents. Socorro Cruz covers the story, highlighting national controversy over such incidents. The host summarizes key points, including the release of American journalist Shelley Kittleson through negotiation with Iran-backed groups. Economic updates note consumer expectations of short-term inflation increases. Policy changes under the Trump administration end civil rights agreements for transgender students, creating conflicts with state laws. Google introduces mental health tools in Gemini to detect suicidal thinking. The episode concludes with an interview marking the one-year anniversary of the Jet Set disco collapse in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Survivor Cristóbal Moya shares his experience, describing the moment the roof fell and his recovery without receiving help from authorities. He mentions a vigil with over a thousand people commemorating the tragedy.

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