In this episode of "31 Minutes," Tulio Triviño introduces various segments including a controversial dance ban at a school due to inappropriate behavior, a humorous take on tree growth by Professor Carmona, and Juan Carlos Bodoque's segment on recycling and its benefits. The show also features a superhero story about Sockwithdiamondsman helping a damaged sock, and ends with the musical ranking segment by Policarpo. The episode is filled with humor, social commentary, and entertainment.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Tulio Triviño is the host of 31 minutes.
2. A preview of today's news is shown.
3. A segment features a superhero named Sockwithdiamondsman helping a damaged sock.
4. Professor Velisario Carmona presents a theory about tree growth.
5. An experiment is conducted to pressure a tree seed to grow faster.
6. A story about Axe music causing trouble at a school is reported.
7. The school principal removed Axe music due to inappropriate behavior by students.
8. Students claim they behaved better with Axe music.
9. The school inspector believes in educating students with better music.
10. In Chile, each person produces one kilo of trash per day.
11. Half of the trash in Chile could be recovered and recycled.
12. Recycling reduces contamination and conserves natural resources.
13. A recycling campaign is conducted at Oscar Aldunate School.
14. Recycled materials are processed into new products in Santiago.
15. A bag factory recycles plastic bags into new ones.
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