Let' s start by talking about something I' m interested in talking about
and I don' t want to forget it, because you' ll remember
a lot of you that I was the victim of an almost like chase.
The ta series there is. No. No, no. The sheath is
from the time of witches and a witch hunt. When in the year two
thousand twenty- one came here the business of the century form of vaccine medicine
and immediately installed the idea that it should be mandatory for everyone, which I
refused to do. Just as I pointed out to my friends with young children
and young children, they put that sheath to their children, because one of
the old ones can already give or be the lottery to experiment with one for
the sake of humanity and one does not know if one did this for the
good or for the evil of humanity. From here she sent a hug to
my friend that her husband was almost healthy and convalescent with cancer. They forced
him to put that on to give him a treatment here in a center that
deals with that, and it ended up going back and in six months she
died, giving almost healthy that you can make a list of people that the
adverse effects of the vaccine they put on him caused serious health problems and some
of them, losing her ended up losing your life. And I said it
at the time to talk about compulsoryity was absurd, but also that every three
months I have to put a damn effort on you. I thought it was
nonsense. Last week we saw the Vice- President of the Republic speak on
this issue and I have time to say here, not to be right,
but to remind the damned children of Perra, who mutiny to go against the
freedom and rights of those who, out of skepticism, out of personal decision
or for the reason that they have scriated, did not want to put themselves
on. That' s to tell you that I wish and we could have
a chance to go out and hunt him down and wet all of you,
because your head doesn' t need it. The head is used to think,
not to obey like a damn goat or a fucking sheep. Today,
after I spoke last week about this and it has been news all over the
world, because the Dominican Government ends, in the voice of its Vice-
President, saying well, we are following this, we are pending, etcetera.
You do not find yourself suspicious that overnight, the government grabbed and removed
all the measure it had. February 16th, year two thousand twenty- two.
I find him suspicious. I found him suspicious and they forgot all about
his magic medicine. It will be known that it was what motivated such a
sudden decision that he obeyed what he did. I know that many people around
the world and the Dominican Republic are included, have seen the adverse effects of
that medication on their health, on their lives, on their bodies. And
remember what I told you when on February 17, two thousand and twenty-
two, all measures were lifted. It doesn' t matter what they do.
The truth will be known and you will know not to be called deception.
You' ll know what. The truth is what came out now in
a collective lawsuit in Britain. One of the manufacturers said if we knew that
our medication and we knew it had side effects, but we didn' t
say so and they were going to have to deal with those people and pay
him a quarter. In the United States, too, representatives of several States
are collectively organizing a demand for Olympic proportions to these large laboratories. Meanwhile,
the media were then credited to everyone who said so. You have to be
careful with this. This cannot be compulsory. This cannot be CNN in New
York Times, Changes Times, Agencies, Royter ap El País Listing, Diario
República Dominicana, Periódico, Diario Libre el Día, etcetera. All means everywhere.
I don' t know what faith happened to him. They blew up
journalism and became propagandists of this sheath and all that YouTube, Instagram, Facebook,
tik tok Twitter. You couldn' t even say the word vaccine.
You were tossed down by the videos with the supposed excuse of disinformation. Well,
a free world even misinformation is legitimate. And that I repeat to you,
my esteemed compatriots and what you had between you. You' re gonna
know the truth. Some will have sinned by omission, others will have sinned
knowing they were sinning. But it' s going to be known they'
re not called deceptions. This is what Dona Raquel said around here, yes,
but you may have to look at yourself. We have not yet received
this information through the Salunes Cabinet or the Ministry of Health, as it is
duly formalized. But you can be very sure that whatever it is. We
are going to be responsible and we are going to learn what needs to be
done globally. They' ll say and we' ll taste it too.
They won' t abide by anything because they put you to sign one more
thing from her with feelings as informed, but the least there was information yesterday
was a disclaimer of any shit that had a side effect, that neither the
government, nor the manufacturer, nor the one that attracted her, nor the
one that put her on you, nor the one that took you are responsible
for YouTube exclusive responsibilities you already and that you were voluntarily, which was also
a lie, because when the state issued resolution zero, zero, zero forty
- eight and the banks, supermarkets, gymnasiums, big shops and all shops
in the country collided to deny you a right that is enshrined in the Constitution,
which is free transit in the Dominican Republic. The banks stole your room
and denied you access to it, telling you if you don' t have
such a thing, I won' t give you your room. The supermarkets
told you if you don' t have such a thing, I won'
t give you food, and a lot of people, a lot of people,
supported that. I feel calm of conscience that I wasn' t what
I was on that side of. I hesitated and understood too much to seek
to force people to violate their decisions, because I never understood how the devil
for me to feel safe having the medication placed. I need Adriana to have
it. I never understood it, I mean, I need you to have
a doctor and ask him with medical friends. It' s not supposed that
when you get vaccinated against something from the pathogen, that you get vaccinated,
that is, that if someone cares about some pathogen or some virus, whatever
it is to you if you get infected, it gives you mild or doesn
' t affect you, because that' s what the vaccine is for or
not, or people don' t get flu. Ask the influence vaccine.
I never understood. But that collective psychosis generated from the media and I will
always mention Don Ellis Pérez, who was the most manifest in the media and
on Twitter and in the networks inviting people to be violated their freedom and their
rights with God' s forgiveness. You have to remind him, like the
editor of the newspaper today and his famous editorial that also that God and the
Devil forgive you while they are walking like pilates wait for the band, they
sent it to them many people, but I repeat we will not forget and
the truth will be known and we will always remember it cursed rhythm 90 and
if we are going to talk about the accounts that speak of farandulas on the
social networks Dominican Republic, which is the hardest right now, that is,
the one that is hitting on the nail with the jimmes of farandula, the
one that is hitting it, the one that is hitting it, that is
the one that you say pussy. How hard he tells you that you come
in every day to check as if it were your bank' s payroll account,
the bank that pays you at work for the fifteen and thirty. What
' s the count? I want to know how to prepare. Not recognized
a listed page, although recognized in Tiktok. I don' t know who
that boy is that makes some really cool videos, a very interesting story.
It' s very well in recognized ink. Yeah, good morning, no,
no, you can' t hear it. Good morning, good morning.
Give it or the bill matures. What does a gossip tell you,
a bean comes out home. Yes, yes, an example. Look at
you set an example, what' s the count. The empire, the
first ah the empire of Casimila. Almost look it' s always been a
good year, no and you' re almost hard Casimira has always been has
many years she in that empire of much, I didn' t know she
was so young. I thought she was a lady like she was exiled in
some emirate out there, but when I saw her in it she was now
a few days ago, who got drunk with the Tora' s daughter to
see, I didn' t know she was such a young woman who lived
here in the country. Good morning, good morning. What is Chime'
s toughest account of farandura right now, for me, right now in tanus
wings stan neus yes call himself instanus aha intanus let me see you know that
I see that Fulano informs me that he follows me block I do that account
of Chime that keeps me riffing blocked once, but there is another I see
that I have the i to which there is papal. I' ve got
what you know You owe Guillermo Moreno dancing de Bo the most pathetic and depressing
and disgusting thing I' ve ever had to see that good morning are already
going well. If I keep on díaz team I almost look at him without
you second this country cassin neira without you According to me. Let me see
says the Cangstannium I among them Jet News. Let me not know. I
would' ve seen it, but I would' ve taught it well Let
me see how he' s going to see it. Wait for instanura,
it' s got a round- the- clock coast. I' ve
got me here. Let me see what the toughest account in the country right
now is. It' s gonna be a good year for me. Here
has private world install Us says she, yes, find it a world because
you are private at the door ok the open one is to barter. Good
morning, well, aña, well, yeah, send it in It can
' t do anything, maño, it can do a lot. Who,
who, who a cela aha Ceila says hard and hard. What' s
the account you' re breaking now at the Farandula level in the networks.
Good morning, Juan rubero of the morning, an account that I like very
much and that I get very high. What an opinion on Twitter. Here
comes preme. Good morning, Farandulas, good morning, how come you give
it to her. Good morning. I have all the vacilon of Marta and
those of the Real Foti, the other vacilon, the hitero of Soutou,
the bacillan of max mass for so many sheaths of Farandula this country. After
politics, the sheath that moves traffic the most in the Farandomño. Well,
good morning, good Bia, it sprouted on YouTube we' re talking about
networks. Obviously, yes, on YouTube I' m so chaste and things
to cases and things I haven' t heard that. Good morning. Yeah,
good morning, good morning, and it' s out It' s
the nicest song you say. There' s no talk of Farandulas. I
don' t even know what happened to Franillo to Farandula. We get out
of the time grids. I' m out of date and Farandula I'
m five, three, one of the twenty and six fifty We' re
talking about what' s the hardest count on the Farandulas networks, who'
s that you' re breaking up. You' ll be asked which journalist
is the most accurate at the farndal level. It' s hot It'
s hot. There' s papal. Good morning, bird that hit today.
Well, well, urge two says good morning, say more than already.
I' ll talk about it. Good morning, good morning. Alberto,
I' m sorry I' m not going to talk about good mortal
days. Give him good morning, quinstaños alternate one, alex is n one
what. Well they urge us to break it I' ll follow only to
know what it is that it publishes Mira already I' m going to do
already already accepted you look it there let see baby says you like it.
He' s got a survey of if you liked my rbe says that the
main account has a problem that they follow this aha see Dame, follow to,
give me, accept it eh I' m still not talking about the
argan came out magal and dressed in sheath. First time I see another,
another ridiculous. I think I see that the organizer of an event has to
be the protagonist of the ok Good morning. Good morning. Give him a
good morning. The spicy tongue. More spicy tongue. You know. It
would be good to see the faratulero fingers of two faranduleros. It should be
like two faranduleros. It' s coming out of two faranduleros now. He
' d be a good man for a Farandula account. Open up from two
faranduleros. Good morning, no north, I call you Adriana, I love
him hello my love. I don' t go on to squeal, but
I really have to do it now. Coffee mermente the pioneer, and it
' s because there' s no bear gas pussy. She' s very
hard. The good tit, that' s logan almost lasts. Pioneer,
the you endure, yes, hard and hard. Remember what you' re
up to. Greetings over there. We' ve got to get a homb
together and we' re jacked. Come take care of my love over there,
for Italy. Good morning, in Italy, good morning. Take them
away from me by corroborating with the others. A siminta at local level and
tanon the best instagnio. But it' s okay. T 20 years.
All right, Mr Ehey, but it' s valid to ask which journalist
is now more serious at the Farandula level than the people who speak more deeply,
when he speaks, who is the voice of the farandla, the authoritative
voice, the credible voice. I believe the man who' s with mole
point. That boy is complete. That' s the one who crackered the
Bnni, I don' t know, but that hits it and it'
s serious? He hits it and it' s serious? It' s
a lot that made him the pachaje boy. Good morning, good morning,
good morning. As far as the journalist is concerned, I think I would
be lying there, I say gar yes gan contre bueno, Mari bueno gara
r and de la bueno a me simpre. I liked Gary' s work,
because Gary, apart from being well informed, counts the show as one
of those sasons. He gives him a spark, a very particular spark of
him, just like my friend JoséÁngel Morban, do not stay with the
two pegero, they were not fueduleros, no more yes. My favorite is
the farandula of the faranduleros. He was a fisher, but now he'
s become sober. No, not because it was now a political list,
the panelist era, because if you sing the story, yes, yes,
yes, yes, yes, now it' s José Rabieta and we'
re up here on the web, in Tiktok, by your side. Let
' s go then with the question. We' re talking about the accounts
they steal that install News. Then Farandula' s cure on Instagram, according
to the morning rhythm listeners, obviously special convention also that remained in second place,
Casimira, the empire of Casimira, the tenable foot almost looks at one
of the most fearsome accounts of Farandula, but I like the name of farandular
fingers. That' s it, that' s it. Yeah, they
already did. Or so the question question now is already. So let'
s talk at the level of seriousness of people who studied journalism and who are
dedicated to farandula, journalism communication, which is the most credible Farandula journalist we
currently have in the media. The one who believes him, yes or yes
what he says, the one who says something and you or he said it
I believe him. My favorite celebrity journalist for the year was José Peguero.
Yes, when I was a teenager, my famous journalist and analyst when I
was a child, I was Jose Cáceres when I was a teenager, because
I was Jorge Ramos already in my adult age, my good friend José Antonio
Eibar, and in old age, José Peguero. I' ve been in
stages. Well, well, yeah, well, so please yes, yes,
yes, and I must mention there some past faranduleros that I also liked.
The one with the famous, what it' s called the one with
the old celebrities, the batita Carlos Batista, bato, Carlos Batista more,
etcetera. So, what' s your favorite journalist, him that you say.
That' s true, because Fulano said it. Ah I must not
fail to mention the comments of Aridio, Castillo, Alidio Haridio. Good morning
they' re okay Dale, Dale Speed or bosses are just as they are
for me too. Aybar witness, witness, there, a witness. Good
morning. Alberto Mira the active come on is called mose Angel molban That tiger
tells you the sheath with last name and the fex where it was with who
they were Angel you know that I have no contact with him, that is
like whatsabera, things like that, but every time I meet him in an
event, I jump him and the tall ones, because what a nice boy.
Good morning, well, Váli Davi we hit it is good God,
good of the pioneers of this style of farandula in the country with Enrique Creés.
I enjoyed d when the owners of the circus broke into the Dominican Farandular
scene. It was an earthquake. That first, that first month I tuned
in at noon that they gave it to two o' clock in the afternoon
Santo Domingo TV Canal sixty- nine to see the owners of the Circus.
There was Nairi Carnizales, there was what is called the fallitist kater STES,
there was Alli David and he was at Cricke Crespo. I' m not
going to forget that time they referred to a hostess who said she should as
well change submitted that she puts what looks like a two- door weirpool fridge.
It' s remembered or booting you know who really was. Yeah,
sure, the only person Jots respected and was fredy poor Tania got to buy
herself a lessu that week. It was terremotic. I mean, those guys
created a hecatombe. They gave you the live one to fucking worlds pronomating the
spinal world that was already to retire, that that was too old for me,
etcetera. Gentlemen, it was an earthquake and by the time Peter was
suspended, two thousand and four were suspended. Around there, more or less,
they guys were an earthquake in the farandulas, so guys shook them.
They made a show that no one dared, that was to name the artists,
that is, what they put out of here that thing of naming and
nicknamed the altitas. Not because they used to be the legio eh were the
exactly bullies of the farandula. The fact that they were recognized is that the
pre- anterior farandula was very thin, very yes, you know, yes,
hey, very fastened. Exactly Jeron you didn' t land at the
same time you pulled a journalist off a red carpet. He remembers you and
he did it he went to my comy JoséÁngel Morbán and the troubles of
those there to start them, to say it mess of the journalists who went
to the thing, eat patalita, eat patalitos. It' s true.
I loved it when they moved on to the thirteen a section, which they
had with a gentleman, which they invited to go to press conferences to record
from the neck down to the audience. Yes, yes, sir, you
know, what don' t I owe to the woman or yes, with
the slippers? Look, look, how' s that thing about those sneakers
being borrowed? Hey, that was to die on Mondays. I don'
t like those types of revolutionary, not boy. At that stage, our
friend Colombia, Al Cantara, was part of that team. That' s
when Colombia the Cantara started. Then in Colombia he would dedicate himself to another
type of journalism. But I remember those years I, really I was,
I was a fanatic, I sat, I was, I was crawling with
laughter. Hey, I was getting bad. Really, Look, even though
some little people got their hands off, some people got their hands off,
got their punches and heard the saying yes, some pioneers and visionaries. Good
morning, there' s the weight again give it weight. Which is the
most serious journalist in the show here about Pacaya. Well, I don'
t know right now, but you remember Prichard' s myricity. He hit
her several times, not my Pillardo' s Sia, and they hit him
also in the two thousand five they gave him theirs. What' s the
name of Ebelina Garcia or what was one of Belina' s. I know
she was, because I can confuse her with Belina' s actress. If
I wouldn' t like it, no, but yes, on Channel 15
in the middle of the show was that lot of Gendroid gave ay, gentlemen,
to Ktui' s journalist. Good morning. Good morning, good morning.
What' s the name of Juan Sánchez, ah yes, guueya and
have the anito of the old programs that I know I have. The air
is empati. He' s in the air every day. Good morning.
Jugan Esteban beats her a lot more. This John, this one has a
very particular style. My friend with this famous and call Carlos Bastita my among
the national is coming out the cane from the air. That' s the
script of the clear program and the cameramen too because he talks to the tigers.
He' s turned into my friend. If the tiger that if the
stretch that mounts the sheath nova that po amano comes out falls to dotora is
there rest. Good morning, well, Dale, good morning, very successful,
na, but if peyoer is good information. Yeah, what' s
going on is that slug, slug, slug, now he' s got
a fight, and now he' s got him to interview the collector all
week. I said, hey, but you' re holding hands with the
collector. Good morning, good, well, put the house in the crosovel
to politics, because it is the same, the only thing that in one
there is no life and in the other yes exactly already ready. They told
you, uh, because today' s big voices of political opinion started in
the spotlight. Christian Jimenez, Mr Juan teh euri Ayna, what' s
his name is that of labral, euricabral is a long et cetera. Yes,
a long et cetera of Farandulero journalist who today are great voices of political
opinion. Ochita Croatiana, oche, yes, eight chi che has, He
has its dark stage, yes, yes, yes, He had his dance
the Founders' background. Yeah, good morning, good morning, good morning.
Thirty my menes at the time, Christianime Cristian moan. Yes, but
Christian left the thirty- year- olds. He was writing about the El
Nacional newspaper. I was a kid when he stopped writing there he started making
comments and Christi at the noon show. Yes, good morning, good morning,
hello, dear, valde Ay Valles, good morning, good morning,
ox Luis, most serious journalist of the show, according to your judgment,
look at the fara a cannibarde woman who eats what level of but I think
it has dropped him two or three years. She was fine there, good
morning, well, pinga, dear, good morning. A special mention must
be made for the spirit soyland ay doña. I' m the doña spirit
alone, so in the air, yes, yes, it didn' t
hurt four doña. I am a very nice friend of a very good friend,
my mother Vian, mother of Vian and a friend of ours, too.
The daughter and the journalist son are doing a good job with the sheath
that is called the sports thing, the little that they have that won yes
and then, my God, I already knew you were in the gross sixty
- six, friend of us, Ricardo Rodriguez, and good morning too.
Of the good morning, there was a program where two people came out that
was a lord and a blonde woman, that was the two or the four,
that was like a program half varieties, but they put their quantules into
what will be that because before all the programs had wing section, in the
nineties, in the nineties it was that and that did Don Juan Ramón gomezti
in his channel that was the pioneer in that that that began. He set
up a bird to do the show session and since then the stigma that fell
on the entire journalist. Bird makes farandals, but there' s a problem.
What happened there. There' s a little problem. Birds are usually
farandals, farandals, they are not farandals. They are gossip, they are
gossip, but they study journalism, because all the birds that are dedicated to
the show are recorded in communication. Most, almost all of the Catholic,
ah ok, truth. But the birds that put it is the gossip,
the season. How do you say the little, for example, you grab
and read press releases. All right, perfect, but reading a press release
is making a show of it. That' s not advertising propaganda. But
then when the birds arrive they put the sheath on that pres note and you
also find yourself a woman. Then understand note talk about an event, for
example, a note of press a sheath that send you a relactated and you
say hey will be ondo. Yesterday I was in the presentation of Marcel Barzel
' s latest album Bring this super production of her with five songs for everything,
a very well produced album. She has bolero merengue and she chats Marcel
How is it that they tell her skin loses Marcel pier Morena. I wish
you success and thank you for the invitation. That' s a prey bike.
With that tone and baneo there' s a note that you send to
the public money. You' d be nice to say which bird is doing
best on the plowing her pro is as it was no, we' re
not. Come on now, I see the bayana and let' s go
to the comptes. A scientific study that reveals that men have a better sense
of location than women. You can go out, for example, to look
for an address and the man arrives very quickly, that is, from the
mind. The woman takes twenty- five zero turns to get, for example,
to one place, even when the woman you already have the güey,
she spends yesterday on the other. They don' t understand it, but
that' s scientifically proven, and that' s because this study has revealed
a group of researchers from a University of Illinois that do over there. They
are explaining that this issue is contrary to what had really been thought that women
are well placed. Well, they suggest that men' s ability for space
navigation was the result of evolution. This is new work. It also suggests
that culture and parenting experiences play a crucial role between differences. Apparently, the
study explains that boys often receive more stimuli to play outdoors compared to girls,
which could contribute to the perfection that men make better sense to locate any point,
both at the moon level, up there and here on earth is.
The study points out that men may be better at orientation because of how they
were raised not to an evolutionary advantage. She tells you that the carajitos send
her to play with the size, the street the granitos and the marotella and
the women like she' s a little more watching her. You can'
t make sense, because they only kill themselves around the investigators. They talk
about power. They talked about reaching this collection using earlier studies that included selling
species in addition to humans. Some of them were crab and pancakes. I
think so, because monkeys are always frogs, poisons, pandas, horses,
etcetera. With this, they compared the navigational skills of males and females.
In addition, they also observed browsing habits over different periods of time and concluded
that there is no evolutionary advantage to explain why men excel in this evolutionary aspect.
Plus that, that has to do with the parenting you gave the little
face when he was a male, who sent him to play in the yard,
to taunt in the yard and the woman. You sent her to scrub
try for the kitchen, for as I grew up marooning. I have very
good sense of location, very good sense of lech you know who are monotytes
finding direction from people who have been on foot for many years in their life.
They' re really not good, they' re good direction Then I
remember, when I had my first car, that I came to all places
because I walked around the city everywhere, that is, I knew how to
get to your side. I don' t get to anyone and I know
by heart the direction or the pods, but I think you' ve had
a little bit of an atrophy of yourself, because I used to get to
the places without having to be told that I was coming. My brother,
I got pengombe once alberto yes to visit a friend in Gombe, near the
river there goes that in Gombe for the extension twenty- seven, entering as
where is the University of Herrera, to beyond the Dominican dentistry. Hey or
you fold and there quielle gives him that road in, rando twenty- two
years ago. That' s urbanized out there. You know I walk around,
since I did zero ah the others I went once over there if his
house one to a sheath. I got to that house, so no one
would tell me if you didn' t. Now you can' t me
and I now you tell me if they don' t send me that what
he' s done doesn' t get to Lokeho send me what I don
' t get anywhere. When you arrived, I learned to arrive alone these
days I don' t know much about Santiago. I don' t get
there when it' s going to happen with Anthony, but I was going
to Santiago, too, and I didn' t miss the same in the
plain and only in the village. I went to Puerto Plata and ba nada
and at all pla such corner arrives such place, I will see one thing,
such after seeing to the right, to the left, so three houses
after such sheath. That' s when I live and you get clear.
It' s true. Now it' s impossible to explain to me in
location or the can. What' s in there? Okay, we'
re trying to get to Turbo ninety- eight by Anthony Yo Anthony to lose
Santiago, or so easy that you get your turn ninety- eight. You
know who lives. Why he takes off Turbo Herby entering the street that enters.
In the end there' s Turbo there, in the end there'
s the only Arzote. What are they going to do with the people solari,
you have to ask yourself, but you just have to fold. There
on the mermaid that' s on the Duarte Highway turn right and give him
the job of using the cabins and a kin two corners before reaching eight.
There you last on the right, and it' s one hundred and eight
and nine hundred and seven. Me and So the first time I went around.
There was absolutely nothing out there. That was only over twenty years ago,
twenty- five years ago, in the ninety- nine ay woe for
you to throw away idea, but you have the particularity that you are lost
and not even for the day year ask for guidance. Today we have to
arrive or name. Pride doesn' t leave him. There' s a
boss I once had who says my pride bigger than this building, and he
doesn' t. He says his ego his game. Yeah, it'
s bigger than hard for you, yeah, it' s not bigger than
you get. Then I' ve already picked up the size of the building
for everything and in the villages there was something that someone would come looking for
you because there was a lot of childish going on. Everyone knew where my
grandmothers lived, well, you stood in the park and you asked where the
pachililo bath lives. Everyone knew my uncle and he lived next to my mom,
my grandmother, and what we came here for vacation in the capital Remember
that we were brought home, I wouldn' t let you see yes,
but in the neighborhoods there was a reference house that everyone knew. Near Don
Fulano, for example, where my aunt lived, there was a cobalt filled
with rudecint. Everyone knew with the elmo dor descending in Villablanca, in that
lost rod, then in agricultural villas. It was the point of reference or
the tito workshop, or there were three references to make the cinema popular,
tallentito and pollon two ah per a de los ra and yes no, yes,
yes, that was it. That was the reference. In fact,
the cinema, the cinema, the nest was also a world of reference in
the ship and the idol was not in the area. That' s like
border already from the area that rod gives the references, the blue tank is
savannah fight. Now it' s the cable car station. Yoña who gives
the clinic here, since there is a famous clinic oh yes, yes,
it is Dr Roja' s. Yeah, yeah. That clinic where he
is is there is twenty- five years old, but before he was ahead
later, that is, a few meters later, very famous. That clinic,
especially here it comes if many people went in the nineties true, went
to many people from here, from to consult beyond Piantin and Naco, yes
i was born jaco, yes and live, but many people went there,
in the center. Or we' ll open the address. That' s
not what I' m gonna say anymore. I' m talking about those
salugo knots we' re talking about and reference here I' m going to
work you out. He' s here like I am coming to pay.
Woe here in the tremendous air and I think I tell you is rock Chacon
was born where he is now with Ga Jak was born in July of two
thousand twenty of two thousand two. I' ve never been back out there
in his jaco. I' m bad graced. I' ve got to
get rid of it. Deputy, the red otor bounces for him. Oh,
well, see if Jay' s gonna dump for it or get specked
over there,' cause he' s gonna last around. In Villamedia there
were several, there were several references to reach the entrance of Guaricano. There
was the Chell bomb at the entrance and a dump going in there The drug
points still refer not to the drug points. It comes from references, for
example, the school' s drug point. Let' s not say.
If you say you don' t notice the fucking school, then you know
where such a school is that you get your salty drug point is not noticed,
because the points are not points. I was going to say a bullet
teacher when you saw him. You know that. Then men have a better
sense of location than you do. It' s not an evolutionary question,
but a question of parenting by those who men put him to play more outdoors
and that guy who women have very stuck in the house. Well, this
is the last week to publish polls. Uh, so we' re gonna
have an intense Saturday number week. It goes until Saturday at midnight, so
it' s gonna start. Today there are at least five in scores saying
that Leon Liabi Nadar is in a draw. Good morning, graduate, how
are you? Looks like I' m closed. Good morning, good morning.
You' ve already decided your vote, to license there, seeing the
classic answers of the graduate, I don' t vote, you should answer
by now. I' m not going down. There' s one thing
going around. That' s gonna change. It says leave a figure,
as it is said, loaner of the media and at some point, some
politician will see potential in the license of the throw, even as a ruler,
Oh my God, ruler to see the Breu regidora, hear to see
that yes glove license and peter Or be the hand, in fact, its
communication director and the right hand will be very insistently. Well, my bad
dress him good by giving advice is what you don' t apply. He
knows if R an exact one, he doesn' t take it for him,
but p p that I put in what I love all good by taking
course myself, but I preo to compete in the head and my God ay
my mother. We have questions for the audience on the U S immigration issue,
and well whatever your question for the graduate Hebrew is, you can mark
five, three, one, ninety and one hundred fifty, or you can
leave your question in our twitch box. Let' s twitch with the first
one. Good morning Good morning Good morning. Good if you' re going
to do Radio helps us perfectly sorry, but I wanted to know how to
license myself I was looking for my vision of work last year, which visa,
what kind of journalistic visit. Okay, and I got one ticket.
I went for the corresponding three days and then came back for me to look
for the visa again. You think they' ll make it hard for one
to be a lot. The paperwork you recommend is the same going to the
same event. It' s not from last year with a TV show and
I' d like to look for it again. You recommend excellent you will
meet or do the same thing you did in the first time the same requirements
necessarily. It' s not a renewal, it' s a new visa
application so that when you' re creating the profile, making the profile You
were given a single entry visa where you' re going to need a consular
appointment also so that you don' t make the mistake by filling the profile.
But it' s the same thing and it' s gonna be what
Dominican journalists are doing. What a side, I don' t have to
ask myself the utebo who knows of seeing you the consulate ten, twelve years
ago gave five years of visa for journalist. Now I' m giving you
tops, tops a year. What brought that to them. There they have
seen some kind of behavior in the use of this visa by Dominicans. Well,
that has to obey something I don' t want. Well, I
' m not going to tell you directional. I' m not going to
say it' s done. But maybe it' s not being given.
Good use to the visa. And when this happens, because the embassy tightens
the nut, as they say in the countryside, to make good use of
the visa, which is to have a journalist' s visa, to go
on an exact vacation. That' s misuse, that' s bad.
That' s just like the one with a tourist visa, doing licensed journalism.
And these people say come on, I see a lot of these people
who are vacationing in America and as you are they invite you from the toy
vega of the little kiss friend and they' re going to do an interview.
That' s good yesterday. I don' t really like it,
because if you work in the media, you can go to any medium as
a guest, exactly how you can be invited, for example, how to
do an interview or not if they can do the interview with that kind of
visa, because that interview isn' t saying that it' s going to
make me money. I go as a guest, but if I' m
the interviewer, I mean, I can' t do it with that one.
Be clear. If I go with my tourist visa there and I'
m invited to a morning vacillating program I saw and I sit with it there
talking what can' t be. It' s a payment I can'
t do. The panelist also does not keep telling, I am not invited,
which, for example, when you do not see co- driving with
us, I am not invited. I have another question. So if I
' m going to do an interview with a person, but the program is
for a Dominican program, yes, with a visa there, with a journalist
' s visa, it can' t be one with one. Now you
' re working so clearly you' re going to have a lot of work,
because it' s coming for the Dominican and the Broms and the Manhattan.
There' s not much stopping now. There' s a lot of
stops. There are many people who went to the visa, to last year
' s Dominican stop who are waiting for him with open arms. The band
your hands what' s wrong when I raise my hands, doctor tell me
why people live what' s going on. I' ll tell you good.
I don' t want this to sound like you don' t know
me with and I' ve said it several times. I know someone who
' s worked on the U S CVP system. They are the people who
are formed and cross here, cross there and know quite a lot and he
was commenting to me look people do not believe it, but there is a
group of tigers there who know who everyone is and they send mail of everything.
He says, He says. You put that visa right. They come
here to us believing we' re idiots and I know the field of someone
who in certain parts of Manhattan throws himself at immigration people to see them ask
what' s chito. You don' t have your work visa and there
are people who don' t believe it and the networks don' t and
don' t believe it, they don' t believe it until it happens
to you. Let' s have a look. Alberto, I had a
good time. A client arrived at the office, a client I knew.
He didn' t make the visa process with me, I did it somewhere
else, but they gave him the visa. Guess Alberto' s tourist life.
Yeah, on his first trip, he shows up at my office,
the licentiate to Mira, and I went to get a visa. I got
the visa and I' m pretty glad what brings you here says good is
that last week I bought my flight. I left, I say, and
for what time you bought. Well, no, I bought it one way
before you waited. Not the nice thing, it' s not that,
but they cancelled my visa and I say yes, of course that' s
a reason for the cancellation. What else. Apart from that, he was
carrying a drill, a hammer and a clear day, because the mother-
in- law told him that to get him to work in the apartment,
on his first trip he did not enter the United States. But there'
s no drilling anymore. And what' s more, it' s hon
yes, because America was two of mine. It' s the same and
as I know him, I told him I' m going to tell you
this, this attention to immigration people. This really happened to a friend of
mine, a bomb. He was going out to Europe? Licensed today in
this sheath, he was going out to Europe? And the immigration agent he
goes with his wife, his two- year- old, two- year
- old, or three- year- old girl he went, that is,
on the girl' s passport. There' s the mother' s
last name and the father' s last name. But more than that,
in the system that has immigration. When they put in the passport, all
the information comes out, of course, all the information about the person the
type of immigration. He stopped him for 20 minutes because he said that he
gave how I proved that babysitter to them. But that was the Dominican republic
here, of course, and the guy does, because we have some energy
here in migration that seems like those guys are not formed in any sense and
the alpana tells him today that this sheath, because this is the interesting thing.
The next time I go to travel with me with your son, he
has to bring you a discharge from birth, he tells the guy to hear
well, ask me ask him I graduate you seven guys take this immigration agent
the next trip he has more to America and takes an ante birth, can
not bring him trouble. Of course they can cancel the visa, because what
does it do to a person who is going to travel on tourism with civil
documents. These documents can' t be done. What is one is one
for you to know how wild the issue of immigration service in the Dominican Republic
is, that this kind of report is reported and does harm. That'
s the big thing about the case that when I get there they can have
cancer and what that girl does with that one at birth. But they'
re going to leave them here, they' re going to adjust it with
who they' re going to adjust it with. But they are very strict
with, for example, that you don' t travel with a child friend,
you step one to me they almost put me in jail. Yeah,
it' s okay that they' re strict, but if you' re
going to but you have to be strict, but know if you can'
t be unaware. Of course you have, if you have been Christ with
knowledge. Adriana travels with her son' s dad to the United States,
or they' re husbands nothing for him. Pedro alcantara Adriana Gómez, his
name is Enrique Enrique. Radame alcantara Gomez. You have to prove that shit
It' s not, uh, clear I grabbed the bonero' s head
to throw the photosi in me, but that was here. It goes there,
well, it' s different there. He' s in a crisis,
yes, but that' s silly in the case we' re talking
about. It' s something, it' s something serious that could get
to who can lead to a visa cancellation. No, but I can'
t believe it' s that one. Not people. Now I don'
t know how it happens. I guess I' m not sure there'
s the net little girl, because how does that happen in even when it
' s going wrong? I get it. Another question to the graduate,
pearl brea here in rhythm the morning by channel one- five one and ninety
- five. How did Santiago Le' s clients do very well. Thank
God. We were there on May 1st and if God allows it on June
5th and it was a lot of people. Thank God, you guys don
' t formulate it with liie anymore I' m not going bye with your
side, Alberto, what' s your fredo. I' ll ask him.
I look at the form, it fills out just like the passport,
if the drug has it. There, then, what the question has to
do more about what was the curiosity or the most recurring question they asked him
there in this, that his clients did to him that was what generated the
most doubts regarding the process, the time of the application to apply, the
waiting time for the visa and if they really qualified for the process. It
always catches my attention. That' s because I think that a lot of
people who qualify and are afraid to go because you most, most of them
who were on Wednesday almost all qualified excellently, excellently fine, super and people
who have the trauma license that they have misfilled a form, have done wrong
a process. Or I' m gonna catch Mars Sans and I' m
gonna catch that fight. Killed and sick of taking no. I always say
no, I leave him his discretion, but I understand that his case has
nothing. You can go back again, because as long as you fill out
a form and deny you the visa with the truth there is no problem.
It' s when you lie, as I see every day in my office,
I changed end that I was given what could change some problem with justice.
Maybe the moment you' re renewing, you don' t have a
job come a petition on the way you see can all be coming. You
were born a son, you were married, you were divorced, you were
widowed and you received a pension. You didn' t get a pension before.
You worked for a company. Now he' s working independently. All
of that is heavily in custody. Let' s make it clear, he
' s out of his head. Of course I do. Sure and being
done around here Hello good morning, I live in Toronto. I made an
appointment to see a tourist visa to the United States. But it' s
for the two thousand twenty- six in this city. The graduate can help
me move her. That' s how you can get in and go now.
What I recommend is in their system. It enters the profile every moment
so that it can be lowered as we do here, that is, being
constantly like this, is because we complain, but we are what we have.
Date still for the end of this year. He' s asking a
question. I' ve traveled on business issues with a one- nove two
visa, which is business and tourism. The CPP marks me b one,
which is business. What' s really going on with that kind of b
one as a business and what difference does it make with a job. Only
people get confused business. This joy I deny if I can work. I
can go, for example, and buy clothes also exactly people who bring them
as well, because vehicles. I can get to do that kind of business,
to a business meeting, but already work. That' s when I
' m going to collect money, I' m going this way what we
' re talking about. I greet this person, who also sends us his
testimony. It happened to me in November at Santiago airport. We traveled with
the girl and asked for birth certificate from her after a while. Seeing the
pictures well, he let us pass and said in the next one they must
show it. But the birth is that a person no longer understands. It
is that the document that must be required by any energy that is in a
migration box passes through the passport and if a minor goes and is accompanied by
an adult, the document that he issues is issued to go out to see
the silk of the permit. The permit repeats it again licensed that can cause
you to arrive in the United States. The review comes, let me,
check, check your ba depends on whether you will comply with the o.
It may happen, it may happen that if it happens with the Birth Act,
the cvp TE asks questions about this and maybe the CPP doesn' t
think it was Dominican Republic, that you feel like doing that, because that
' s not usual. Not exactly that I don' t understand it then
and what will be going on, not that we have a group of people
there who don' t route, who have you and who believe that I
am saying the immigration laity of the Republic is what it is that it is,
just saporte it to get out and in case a father is missing permission,
the law says it gives that discretion to ask that agent people what they
have to say that in the system it unites exactly the document is valid and
that and that and that and that exactly that that that those bastards now ask
to reserve. I' m asking you that' s his horse' s
problem That' s not at all. What happened to me happened to me
happened here, I split up here or I had to have my life itinerary
printed and I, but how I printed my love. In two thousand twenty
- one you' re asking me to print one thing. Ah nothing and
where you were going, but we' re talking one ah we' re
going as I ask. It says to the word. Well, well,
yeah, yeah, well. I have a lifetime, my daughter, of
my first estate seen, all of all the old sallaspayor to my husband.
We believe that such was never I leave it in sight and our little girl
five years. We' re in ten years. This one we both wanted
to know how much. You understand that it would be more prudent And that
you travel, for we would all have my sporzo and I would have that
the first time that the tense if he will pass us to fander, he
can travel to the family. What does is that when you leave with children
it is always recommended on vacation and friend can cross you if you have uploaded
photos. Not now because you don' t believe that the zero band that
you see the intergrande is that you can do it, but it' s
really still vipi' s cause to maybe ask you more questions, but look,
but we' re not in season. But it' s not that
it' s going to happen or that they can' t do it.
But I like it whenever the kids see on vacation they comment here licensed and
says that with the ABI knows one knows someone who was working two months there
and the CCP had knowledge, that is, what your recognitions say, good.
I think you let him know, the guy said yes, I'
m coming to work or something. Not that, there' s something the
story isn' t well sung. My grandmother is ninety- two years old
and we entered the United States. They cancelled his visa, but they gave
him a form and were charging him six hundred dollars. In the end they
didn' t charge him, they canceled the BICI and gave him six months.
And there he is in Miami or the visa canceled, but in Usai
what a caffer devil. It' s I mean they let her through with
the cancelled visa. Care twenty- two, care if you were a residence
that had the ladies and they put her to pay the one- time pardon
in the life of a caring President if it was residence, care, forgiveness
if it was residence. I don' t know a case like that,
don' t look what might have happened. There may also be a change
in the ibisa passport. Maybe she has a renewed passport that has something different
from the visa stamp. OK. So, for them to make sure that
she' s going to go to an embassy to change that, they cancel
that visa, but they give her permission for her to pass, because she
didn' t give any indication that she' s going to stay or anything,
but they give her permission when she comes, because she goes to an
embassy and you about the good morning come, but good hello good? Yeah,
well. I have two questions in one for the other. Or if
she knows she can' t talk a little bit about the kind of view
you see for compound interest and if she' s worked it out, I
don' t give her b two. Those are special visas, which are
directly three s to dain Albert, No, Mr Ay of them almanoble Albert
skills, expedior abilities exactly then when it is already approved. If I work
it for you here at the embassy, but when it' s already approved.
If you ask her, buy God, God walks from my soul,
yes, I have to get her permission for minor American citizens who are going
to travel with the father, that what she has is a visa. If
the minor lives in the Dominican Republic, yes now, if not, if
he is an American, he lives there and estuti holidays this back. No,
if you have less than six months here, you have less than six
months right, if you live here, if you live there, I already
got caught up if you understand perfectly in running is an American citizen, but
you live there not if the child lives in the United States and comes on
vacation to visit his mother and lasts less than six months here, because to
leave you do not need permission. But if you see Dominican Republic and it
' s American, it needs. These are the stories that I love,
because people think that because someone has something to let go. That' s
the OK scheme. I know a sixty- year- old man who'
s about three years old including this one, who goes every summer to work
OK They haven' t questioned him. That' s called a lucky degree
and one day it' ll be your luck and one day it' ll
be no no. But it' s not the big thing is that ignorance
is that we have to come and renew. That visa is actually licensed.
But I was at the American embassy the second time I went to get Brisa
out. The first time I counted here, that was when I went to
Filadelfa with my friend Manuel Algomas and brewery and they gave me three months and
an entrance and I said they won' t beat me. I' ll
be back and when I came back there was a lady. I told her
the story that she had ten years of visa and ten years was spending five
months in the United States, a month here and she tells the young woman
that she is receiving her passport because before it was deposited and everything was done,
all revolutionized in the itism site. She tells him and when he checks
the computer. But you' re living in America. I can' t
give him that passport to renew him. You have to be more appointment now
with the consul and I tell you to have it there and go explain it
there. People think that time doesn' t come. So, no,
then when it comes is the thing. You know what I say here in
every space or I go in my office, I tell the client and the
client does it then when he refuses the warning, I just tell him and
now what I do, I don' t say I told you. Mira
tells me here a friend that to go to Peru they gave him the travel
itinerary, including the re- observation of the hotel where you are going to
stay. In my case, they put me in the quartic, made me
for five hundred weights to print a sheet give me the reservation. Otherwise,
they wouldn' t let me. Ah, you know what you' re
going to ask for then. But what those who have to explain to the
Dominican traveler why they do that. But I didn' t even pay and
that, luckily, I wasn' t asked, because there if it'
s true that it was going to end, because it' s an interesting
question, I mean, it' s clear and it' s very valid.
In other words, the Dominican Republic has some kind of inter- institutional
agreement with the Peruvian Immigration Agency, because there are cases like Colombia, for
example, that they have with the United States, that they have Panama system
also Dominican Republic, that they have shared systems and when there is a migration
alert from some gringo, they don' t let him in or you have
problems. They can put a notation with you to your vice and when you
go to America, you already have to apply something and in this guy is
coming a lot. Here' s some American biza. You don' t
know what' s coming. Those things can happen. He hits a customer
and it' s possible, but the Dominican traveler must know. But you
have because the country requires us before letting them travel to that country, to
have the record that you will certainly be tourism or want to fuck immigration Dominican
Republic that I already have a client that she went to Colombia. They told
her they' re on alert and they didn' t let her through.
She came over here and she' s got her visa. She doesn'
t have that she' s on alert in the United States and she'
s got her normal visa. Normal between the United States and Colombia' s
problems. I know because it happened to an acquaintance. Yes, that happens
a lot and when he arrived in the United States, nothing comes to explain
why he goes to Colombia so much. Well, I' ll do business
there. It' s going what kind of word mamaldid Yeah, what kind
of business. To see this and he could show him and already I travel
what the business visa says and what plaudi tourism to ok and travel to tourism
and want to do business with me and to come, to come Dominican Republic.
That' s what you' re talking about, right now, that
you had the megor already there' s the mega with the interview with Dja
Neud and the Pachau and the thing. You entered the above- mentioned bluffing
basilon, yes, and you do your interview. Yeah, what happens specifically
there, Facha makes me three hundred dollars because he gives it to me a
po asks the pacha gifts, yes, yes, it is, but it
is not paying me for the interview and gift clear for what we can interpret
or see. Gentlemen, now, pi pipel mens ay no. No.
I' m tangled here under two three, the other one. Good morning.
Well, yeah, well. I have a little question for one of
my husband' s graduates. We' re doctors. We both travel every
year on my husband' s passport. I don' t know if it
' s true. It' s got both sides of the star, not
that. He' s supposed to have an alarm. They travel quietly,
not that. No. Mine' s got a little star. Our first
four- year- old daughter has a little star. We just got our
two- year- old daughter' s visa, which we' re going
to travel now in the summer, and they starred her. That' s
an impression nonsense. And if that' s it and that' s what
we talked about here for people to be quiet as long as I have your
steak here, it' s quiet for people to know, and I mentioned
it the last time I graduated on Twitter and YouTube, there' s a
former American consul who speaks in Spanish and explains a lot of curious things like
this and he says, Mira, my brother. That' s an impression
pod. If that doesn' t have any kind of that, it'
s not that you broadcast him. Now he' s been released right now.
I' ve had three visas and my three visas have one star another
two lives that I' m alert to and that' s nothing. People
always when you have their bisa. No, but not that, it'
s nothing. They have good use. And because, in fact, those
people are going to tell you something. Yeah, those people look at me
in the passport. When you get there, everything is, that everything is
in the system exactly, but before you stand on the spot and I know
that you are coming, but that of course all the gringos of making you
happy when I don' t know we' re going to close. So
here one asks and closes how the cases of migration go, how the cases
of petitions between husband and the one who asks is resident. Well, what
time you' re taking that are currently working on the good caps for appointment
that I know those that were completed in the year two thousand twenty, for
an appointment to go to the embassy. Remember that, unfortunately, this kind
of case that is the f two a, as I said when the boom
came that the cases were delayed was not delayed, but simply a system was
updated, because that kind of case many there was once it was said that
it was a fast one. I mean, that hasn' t lasted less
than two years and right now, unfortunately, after one case is completed,
it can last up to two three years. And careful for dates. These
eleven questions are already finally, which are of brevity good morning to I have
a doubt. He lived in the United States and is planning to sell to
the Dominican Republic to set up a business. It is true that they changed
the maximum length of stay from six months to three months, but if you
live in the United States, start a business in Dominican Republic staff. So
what I recommend is if you' re going to come out with that intention
with a re- entry permit that' s going to be granted for two
years. You can renew it for two more years, but it' s
not like I' m giving you permission to come three months, six months.
The resident has to live in the United States. That' s as
simple as it says. This is an American citizen. He' s never
lived in the United States. My wife is pregnant. She has a visa.
When the baby is born, I can take it out on American papers
if you' re only born and you don' t meet the requirements.
Of course the baby will be American, but you must make it a residency
application process. And when the girl enters the United States, then her American
documents. Finally, I' m an 18- year- old. He
' s been in RD for two years, but he' s an American
citizen and he' s got a Dominican card because he was born in RD.
He has dual nationality. You must pay before you come to the airport,
before you leave. They have no dual nationality. You don' t
have to pay for illegal stay in the country. Okay That' s where
we' re fully licensed Thank you. Thank you, just in case you
always had good questions or graduates. Today' s program produces very good.
But what we have to ask immigration people is to give an explanation of why.
Parents travelling with their underage children are first being asked to travel with birth
certificates. If that' s a problem issue. At the moment within territories
like the exact American. But really that, that causes trouble, that'
s absurd. Instead of provoking something as positive, that' s completely negative,
totally working. They' re gonna take his life. I' m
now and you' re already love. There it is good for the segment
since seeing, Right now, you dare not oh my God number ay ay
ay rhyme that we are thirteen days away from the re- election of Luis
Vinader. Oh oh, today the Greenber poll was published. Among the interesting
things the Greenberg poll says that says that Luis Binadel has the favorability of the
vote of fifty- eight percent, that there is a twenty- five that
says he would vote for the leader and a thirteen that would vote for there.
I' m surprised with abel Le combined the debate. Abel, it
did suit him. Yeah, that it' s still high for me is
fifty- eight. Tos I say that he reaches fifty- four, fifty
- three, fifty- four is that, those are your numbers, or
sixty you don' t get, but fifty- fifty, short, yes,
aha I stay with what I told you more than a month ago I
go between fifty- eight, minimum, sixty- three and care, maximum
and care I am telling you this that these numbers and these pods that out
of seventy- eighties there was an account that I said is eighty, does
not prime Brother or Jesus Christ who postulates that right now they ask what percentage
of Christian in the country and Christianity arrived eighty in this country. That'
s not, that' s not Christianity, and let me tell you that
Jesus is the greatest character in history for the last two thousand twenty- four
years. That, that, no one' s been bigger than him.
What I would like the strength of the people to agree. Finally, what
are you going to do with the constituency, not the other one? It
' s terrible. That' s what I think the worst message is that
it sends. That terribly erodes their confidence and the question that I ask myself
without the intention of attacking it, because I do not say this to attack
what is the confusion. What about Rafael Paz? But while that touch,
Rafael Paz was put there by the Party reserve to which the law gives him
the power to reserve a certain number of positions and put the name of this
gentleman because it was necessary to violate the party' s decision for me to
repair the case of Robert or whoever he was. Because Robert didn' t
leave him for Rafael Paz. He will have been left out for other people,
for Paz, not because the position that Rafael Paz occupied was Omar'
s reserve. Okay. I' ll tell you one thing. First,
I can' t reserve. Ah well, by the midwife, by the
gender quota. The Party has a percentage of positions that can be reserved and,
in this constituency, that position that was reserved for Omar Fernández. But
what I don' t finish understanding is if Rafael Paz is such a good
candidate, he' s still so good if he marks also true why didn
' t he leave poll? Why didn' t you win a poll?
How Robert won it as Andy won it, how Francisco Guillén won it,
that is, what is the force of with raft. The total pass is
going to be a tantrum and for elections that comes bata in the PRM.
President Luis vinader comes with a significant advantage in the planned poll to the May
19 elections, with fifty- eight percent of the likely voters, supporting his
main competitor, nol Fernández, getting twenty- five thirty- three points of
difference, while Abel Martínez reaches thirteen percent. Vinadera' s approval has increased
from November to date to seventy- four percent of likely voters, approving his
work as President. The campaign has strengthened voters' opinion of vinader and the
perception that they cannot risk voting for someone new at such a crucial time as
we live in. The findings are based on this survey conducted by Gremberg,
which Queenland Rosner and bully Pulpit International between 16 April and 26 last month.
But particularly I' ll take this part that says the vote of many people
the decision what has been reasoned. In fact, my vote is reasoned on
the basis of this same ration, that same ration, that same question.
I mean, I understand them already The boat' s messing with us.
The thing isn' t bad, this little changer, don' t fuck,
nobody' s going to vote for that guy they' re still ruling.
But I know and if they do it wrong, in that these four
years, but one leg you don' t see where they fall. In
fact, that' s not what I say anymore, at least that'
s the Dominican Republic' s tradition of voting. If the thing isn'
t too much, how do you say it' s hairy, hairy,
the lua. The Dominican tends to be conservative in the way he votes.
In fact, you remind me that the second Danilo' s reelection in the
two thousand sixteen was true if he won it with a sixty- one percent
sixty- one percent sixty- one percent, plus he had all the congressman
and he' s going no things and and look at how it ended exactly.
The second mandates have never been good. Slinging was also the case.
And what and yet, with the approval I think it leaves them leonel in
the second term. What the hatreds were of topopi this group of rattlers who
believed they were going to save the country that scores another percent for education.
That' s where I was standing and helping him, Amari, you know
what they told me. It wasn' t with the four percent who loved
angelica I didn' t want to sciaron on a platform in the square,
in the square of Spain. Amje, if you hear us see you take
us out by an arm of de de de del Viap if you took us
down from that and we went to drink bombard, then I leave for the
honey of that disgusting. They know the little group they were. There'
s one that' s still telling me about the one that got us out
of there by an arm ban dirty bar and we went drinking. Marengelli and
I ay man, the marejélica so healthy. If she went, she was
going up for the stage that helps introduce the. They pulled by an arm
They didn' t even let me in and we found her going out and
me and I coming in was and he tells me already Alberto for these people
are terrible poor, Maria leagues that mangrove. You know what they did to
me, too. Okay, let' s get out of here and I
told do vai in some people. That' s right, especially in the
young vote. The young voter doesn' t focus much on that. Two
percent. The thing goes. If Dani pulled it out a sixty- one
and in the Blue and in the last fifty he drew an eddor that took
it out a thirty- fifty bill, now who Danilo fifty- three.
No. No. No, so the sixty- three' s almost aha,
but already mine thirty- five exactly notice everything down and set. He
doesn' t hear and Dani got it very down and you read it the
Green Spot did him a lot of damage. Yeah, and also as soon
as you know what happened. I understand the Peldeists believed and my fighting friends
know that what I' m saying is true. The Peledeists because that was
the thought that was rooted in all of them, that they were unbeaten,
if no one beat them. And then they lost control of the story because
they left the stage only stupidly to the people of La Mancha Verde. If
they do, if they apply the formula of the socialists of the 21st century,
it is fought by the chaves, the leashes, the workers, those
people who have not been allowed to steal it. They did not allow themselves
to take away the street or the story. They' ve never let it
go. Because the opposition in Venezuela without a march today and Chavez was doing
the other day or meeting is the same day. I mean that confusion in
public opinion. There are people protesting, but there is a majority, there
are a lot of people who also say they support the government. They left
him alone on stage and none went out to defend his government, because they
got angry and let themselves be harassed and cornered by a story that was not
so worrying nor was it the thing of another world, because they still do
the same thing as the past, but they let themselves steal the story.
With that and by the way, the fish got me positioned before as serious
hands, clean, people who don' t stain their hands. Meanwhile,
there are some rooms out there that do not appear in a ministry, in
bars, in several, there is no way to fold a few rooms.
A misdemeanor that can' t be committed. Then everybody put your hand in.
Let' s wait for these four years to see. Then I agree.
With you, it' s very nice. Now it' s all
love, et cetera. Now, when the 16th of August ends the honeymoon,
there is no longer a fight that blame ahen will blame. Now there
' s no longer a fight to blame They' re going to have to
look to where the free go between the Chinese and the United States, Russia
' s instability with Europe. Go looking for Lula is doing bad in Brazil
Maybe my law has made some bad decisions that have impacted the Dominican Republic.
They' ll make something up. He' s gonna blame you for loving
that he' s gonna be a senator, that he' s gonna be
a senator. I count on my full support and I told him that the
first time he came here. The second time he came, he didn'
t want to come this time, but he knows he has a house here
that welcomes him without a problem. I told him I' m going to
support you in whatever you hope for, but aspirate something else come here,
don' t be mayor, come here before Friday, if man, before
the week that comes from the other. I also in oil Now, gentlemen,
pussy or bad omaras, but if they knew what we were there,
one gave you a cover here, Peter did the job. Now made a
public here in four years and brought you here to the show Sea Pussy Eh
didn' t come here I don' t beg anyone. You' re
the one who knows I' m not begging anyone, I think, but
let' s talk. But another coffee. It' s not a fact
that if I voted in the district to vote to joke, in fact you
must. I' m going to vote for the one I' m going
to vote for in the province on Sunday, though skinned because first I drop
my hand and I vote for you for the other option. You must invite
me to another breakfast so we can talk there to catch up. My hand
' s falling off, my hand' s holding, my hand' s
black, so he' s gonna throw it out. It' s boy
' s fault. Now, the thing is, she' s closing up
with the survey topic Look, there' s something simple, because people you
post a sheath and you fall upstairs to attack you. I don' t
do polls. I share what the media publishes. If you don' t
agree with the numbers, there are thirteen days left for elections, change who
you' re going to throw out decidedly, i e everyone who' s
going to decide their vote has already decided here. The only thing that'
s ugly Abel that ninety- six, ninety- four percent, says he
' s safe and he says he still doubts pussy. But Leonelli and Luis
have ninety- eight percent security. The voting that he says is already decided
and they are going to vote for it. Cough then go out to work
ship in his vote. Stop fighting for numbers that the perception is that a
tsunami is coming and that it' s going to take you all. That
' s not the perception. Yeah, yeah, that' s what got
us in the head. That' s what got us in the head.
In the meantime, I' m not voting to lose, except for the
fucking Senator. But Guillermo Bailando doesn' t fuck up not a crawl,
already, a real crawl I saw and wanted to throw up what they have
to do to grab the bots. Or that he is really a heavy candidate
to sell and heavy to dance also, to dance also and ugly to dance,
especially to dance. Go face to face with this mango belly Watch out
I' m serious about everything. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, but it' s permeditated. Dreamy, don' t
you imagine. Boy, yeah, they' re stumps. They' ve
changed a chim they' ve lowered it. Yeah, so there' s
just as there is. They keep calling you papaai saying they' re gonna
make you boat or not. Yeah, they keep calling. It seems yes
and, for example, activity that made false and the senator here of the
cybado that I cannot believe, that he calls the owners of the companies to
cancel commentators. And he uh. I know, because I saw the conversation
where he demanded that a media manager cancel a broadcaster because he told him gross
and you and you go, for example, you command if you are,
for example, a salesman of something medium, if you go to look for
commercial things, if they take out so much, then little with what there
is, because those people spoke badly about me. So not so. I
do not know that there is a minister who is a palan There is a
minister of this government who has called television channels and sent messages through third parties
so that they do not parody him and so that they do not imitate him.
And it' s yesterday, for example, in a threatening tone.
Hey, hey, they' re kind of in an activity that there was
this end of a cheerleader needed. I' m going to mouth ten zero
fifteen thousand pesos of that, that' s it, but it took a
cheerleader that hadn' t happened. I tarima ah, but call fulano.
Not that one, because he knows the finger. Oh, my God,
I' m sure the guy pulls air, pulls air. Also, what
a pity to hear it. The easiest thing is your life is an act
and change sides for you, because if you jump past government charges you walk,
you' re already so sworn in by the PRM. What does a
little announcer tell you and an act of communicators with avinaderos or announcers with avinader
and put yourself there and take a picture. No, don' t wait.
I' ve got a bun of me I' ve got a pron.
You' re supposed to be offering a professional job. It' s
supposed to be a job, it' s a job you' re doing,
it' s supposed to be trying, that is, it' s
a vote you' re buying, because that' s how you buy a
vote. You say you buy us votes. When you grab and discard the
professional work of a professional, then you use it as poverty. But that
' s clear because I saw, I saw a lot of media people last
week, from an activity with life and a friend of yours sent me the
picture and said but you' re looking. It' s about the funeral
home. Well, or whatever' s in there to get the 19th of
Vaina. What' s more, if I touch her box, and by
the way, Poche and family should call me. Hey okay, Pochi,
yeah like he' s stuck in the change. Okay. Meanwhile, fifty
- eight camer twenty- five lionel thirteen. Abel Martinez says the poll to
Greenberg Diario Libre. If you doubt, that' s where the 19th of
May comes from. Anyone who is right and has two front fingers and studies
the international environment of how the environment is going, how the governments of the
countries are doing. You know that Spain is in the hands of psychopaths,
madmen and psychopaths. And starting with the Prime Minister of that country, Pedro
Sanchez, who is the first psycho in command, yes, you have common
sense and eyes on your face. I think that above all there are the
episodes starring in the demented Minister of Equality of Spain, who is more than
equality, was Minister of inequality, another crazy bitch and now has starred in
another psychopath, saying that the Vice President and Minister of Labour is also another
mad mardita of Spain. Spain Yolanda Díaz to that country has no remedy,
at least with what it has in recent years. It' s hopeless Spain.
Well, then, to keep putting the thing as ink, because the
Minister of Labor of Oscar Puente, who is a savage in all the extinction
of the word, has arrived a minute of work. It seems that,
for this reason Pedro Sánchez so esteems that that is why he keeps him in
the position, because last week he starred in a fair Friday with the President
of Argentina. He was giving a conversation and he mentioned bad people Look.
I believe that in politics, politicians are like trees because of the fruits they
bear. You define it whether it is useful or not, although there are
those who say there is no useless tree, because there are some who even
give shade. But if there' s a lot of useless trees, there
' s one that' s out there killing bee and pod. And pollinators
who say not always in that sheath that that' s poisonous country. It
is more harmful to fauna, to the sheath, to nature, which is
what benefits. Well, some say that on no album is inutri because one
is shaded then, in the case of Oscar Puente, who is one of
the many junk ministers that the Spanish government has, made some expressions about my
law. Let' s hear what he said and then I' ll read
what the government said to them. It' s my law through your Twitter
account in an official statement. I saw Milay on a TV and I said
as I was hearing him, you remember when he came out. I don
' t know in which state and before the intake or after the intake,
of which substances. That' s what he said. In other words,
that Miley has seen him and seems to him like he' s on drugs.
Chu ah, what a beautiful chon dope. The President of Argentina Well
says so. The Minister of Labor of the Psychopath' s Government, Pedro
Sánchez, may I pass by. Pedro Sánchez has come in these five years
thirty- three times Dominican Republic. What fear ah the Dominican, thirty-
three times to the Dominican Republic. He has partners in the Dominican Republic and
no one applies that he comes so much. Pedro Sanñaz, Dominican Republic,
ah, well, careful. He has come on official visits or has come
privately thirty- three trips at the Falcom, which is the plane at the
service of the Spanish Government, which has the Spanish air force. Well,
then, milay is neither short nor short for that which is a guy who
is not complex to answer, because with what he told Petro, I think
it is work, enough and enough. He wrote in a statement city of
Buenos Aires, three May year two thousand twenty- four, the Office of
the President repudiates the slanders and insults made by the Minister of Transport and Sustainable
Mobility of Spain Oscar Puente against Javier Miley. Pedro Sánchez' s government has
more important problems to deal with, such as the allegations of corruption that fall
on his wife, which led even to the evaluation of his resignations for the
sake of the Kingdom of Spain. We hope that justice will act swiftly to
shed light on such a corruption scandal that directly affects the stability of its nations
and, consequently, relations with our country. Pedro Sánchez has jeopardized the unity
of the Kingdom by agreeing with separatists and leading to the dissolution of Spain.
It has put Spanish women at risk, allowing illegal immigration of those who violate
their physical integrity and endangering the middle class. It' s socialist politics,
which only bring poverty and death. The Argentines chose to change the model that
brought us misery and decay, the same model that the Spanish Socialist Workers Party
applies in their country. We hope that the Spanish peblo will soon choose again,
live in freedom and many people for crystal. But how to travel.
That' s in Jerencism, that' s trying to intervene. One bloody
merit of one government is telling another addict to the President of another and they
want him to answer them with diplomacy, so less has my law than diplomat
already knows. We can discuss whatever it is, the guy, the diplomat,
the guy' s crazy to be shaken. If you know how the
Spanish media are now crying like myrellas there are all over their mouths. What
do you mean,' cause that sheath is so inconsiderate. And it is
true that there are serious series series questioning Pedro Sánchez' s wife who is
attributed to use her status as wife of the President of the Spanish Government to
do business and get her profits, including a Spanish businessman who has interest in
the Dominican Republic that the Government paid her a Spanish government company for more than
four hundred million euros. I mean, there are a number of pods and
there are researches that are under way in Spain and, certainly, as my
law says. The entire Spanish Government should take care of its issues and leave
Argentina alone. I think I do. It was very crude the answer,
but he didn' t tell a lie, I looked at it I don
' t want anything anymore. With you. It is in Eduardo' s
nereid, Holy your health, what care. Boy, my God, the
Dominican, he' s got a pretty little phase that I really like to
hear today. Or new motivation. Hey, I saw God that one I
saw God. It' s one of the most beautiful phrases the Dominican has,
because that' s when something good happens in your life that you'
re going wrong and that' s where you say look. I saw God
okay. Everyone here in the cabin can say that when we saw that they
became loose working, gentlemen himself, hey lives, Goodbye, we saw God
with my friend tor Pérez Reyes and the animal went to me that fighting for
the four percent to, but that group of tracker I have where it does
not get wet. My friend Véctor Pérez Reyes another believing in that sheath.
Mira' s in yellow. There' s no better man, there'
s either me or look, I saw a dumpling here seems to have ordered
some bottles. Oh yes, that he saw that elevator open your look he
saw God, I saw God. That was boa skin. He saw God,
or he gave yes, they must have. I don' t know
that they must' ve paid the extra for every bottle. Of course,
not a little piece of God. Nothing, nothing, no. Not good.
Good morning, good morning, Lu Mi Reina, what happened to you
that you would say to go to them. I can' t live without
you. Oh, my love, I' m addicted to your rhythm.
Oh, me, oh man, bad taste. You have five, three,
one, ninety- six and fifty. You know there' s a
day on these days off. I started listening on radio Radio or Morning,
oh truth, Radio Matutini, really, gentlemen, do something, uh it
' s strong. We cannot be to the matre program that they qualify for
morning radio shows to God in the capital. I' m not listening to
Radio. Good morning, good morning, then day Look. I' m
gonna make you this story. I' ll make it short for you.
My mom lived in Venezuela about this like this year and I went there for
a while. That day was wrong and I lifted it without a weight,
but without one. I can tell you that I got the period and I
didn' t even have a towel to wear it. I said I stood
at the door of the house. My mom went out to get money,
and a lady was passing by with a boy who was taking her supermarket face.
I had tea, I can say, ten minutes to see the door
and the boy when he passed told me Mira, you dropped that. It
was a money bun. I saw lucky day li and helped. That was
God. Yeah. Last time I found money was five hundred pesos, a
pair of pants not on the street. I would step on it a once
- in- a- lifetime step. The first is five hundred. Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, look in my pockets and I
stood up yesterday. But if there' s anything I worry about my last
few years trying to be honest, I stood there for a minute. He
waits to see if anyone told me pussy, told me that to your sheath
weight I gave those five hundred three cellezes at once well, when you know
when the last son of mine was born the size of this cell phone that
the doctor brings him the same hand I say and now not three the guy
like a month when they gave him to me that the boy was the first
time that screamed wo good morning, well, s tota the most beautiful.
But if you were wrong about my hero no, no, don' t
wait for what stretches me and my mom in the day, now my mom,
who in eighty- seven years and when Alberto wasn' t there,
told me that doesn' t help and that dona mar Alberga came back we
saw God. I' m going to God what gives a beautiful hours good
morning Hello boy ex as I' ve already lived you, but you'
re going to this radio before as you see I saw a punch. I
have a lot of time struggling with old car, old car and chango and
show in my last car and fixed an eye and the other day to hurt
some alberto version teeth with the for focus. Oh, boy. I had
a friend who was looking at a Huagüita two thousand eighteen and I told him
to look, my friend I peed you five hundred. I don' t
have three hundred see me the one who lives in a month look I do
what I am there or six hundred eighty and I have mounted myself in the
water tago and I really diaries I am miracle friends, I need it.
I saw God. I saw God on the day that one day he told
me that I stayed on foot and called me he took the mercedet there,
La mercedeta there to come to Bucala Yes, when you, when I in
a Mercedes come you make the two thousand six. But good, but it
' s secondary. He doesn' t have to know, uh, when
you make that last payment on that loan other than your goodbye uff Ey,
it' s true. And my greetings to my friend Felo say hello to
me for jealousy.“ I need clear,” Mila says,“ I
think that St Mary said of me,“ I found an old man who
bought a vehicle from his father, from his son who went away parapaña your
day when they see him to me in the pass I find that for all
four dead, for all I find an old man with a tooth. You
have to be a good little girl and that, but you can' t
curse yourself. They don' t pay me back. But as long as
God' s will sell it to me. When you see a problem,
you are on foot because you want Alberto, you go to Don Pepe Bahia
to Iberia that you go out riding. Oh, don' t repeat that
phrase. Give me that quick which one. You want me to sell it
to you? You want me to sell it to you? You want me
to sell it to you? You want me to sell it to you?
You want me to sell it to you? You want me to sell it
to you? You want me to sell it to you? Sell it to
me by the way? Sell it to me by the way? Have a
good one, good morning. I saw God eating rice when in my walks
I say a discotheque that was called King in the barahona you hear and I
came out about midnight and I crossed yellow and I said pussy. But this
kind of has something when I opened it. Gentlemen, I' m talking
about the ninety- twenty thousand canoes. You know that once I' m
at least going to be my rod prega, one of a gift, that
is, I was going to give away a tie from my dad and when
I open it in the back bullet, not in the box, inside the
box. Fifty thousand pesos, gentlemen Look, I didn' t have to
pay, which was what I had to pay. Ah, I' ll
deposit it I' m leaving the tenant of the apartment. Well, there
' s my God there' s that ter me. Thank you. We
' re going to love you. Dad. Well, good morning, well,
come to God. I didn' t see good morning anymore. I
had a debt to a bank and I was walking around the legate. They
were telling him, Dad, God, I don' t know how he
' s gonna pay. For fourth, I' m in a store buying
something and they send me a message and I said their fingers for it turns
out to be seventy percent stories and I say for being the day, I
threw it at it, I threw it at the lawyer' s office.
Tell me about tobacco. That' s a prisoner or this sheath true and
I say yes, you can talk to yourself so much. I was seventy.
Almost Mind was a little short for seventy thousand. So they told me
with twenty- three thousand five hundred pesos. It comes out and doesn'
t come out. Once that message is sent to me in C and the
moon paid it and to God it usually on you so slow resolves if that
from source And I saw it is the nine eighteen demos in the morning I
for ninety six good days. I' d set up a team as we
are. Good. Something happened to me. Chulo. It happens that I
saw a credit cake ten or twelve years ago, when I was a stupid
trind credit and when I went to my account officer and I have a company,
he says look at my boy. I can' t prove to you
any présao, because from a credit card, ok or to those people and
those people where you owe fourth pay what I had to pru a loan of
a million and his three and I say no, because I' m also
starting half. They do you a client' s job and I call myself
a strange number. I get it by making an offer that if I make
a one- time payment, I save that debt. Then they knew I
ran off on Sunday and where it is. I confirmed that the company was
real and I paid the loan and they saw that they gave it the clear
price of a vera with the cartesal did not take it to the officer and
approved a preta twelve me that ugly woman what to announce publicly for what they
are saying that to me has paid the PRM. I have to say that
if someone is betting on circulating that species that if someone from the pr gave
me an emissary a money, it can' t come to me. He
' s been tricked He' s not here. I mean, if you
guys are for Alberto, not me, you haven' t given him to
me that to clear doubts, both in what he believes in the party that
you' re paying me and what you' re out there. Not that
I refuse to receive it at all. Money is not despised, but I
must say that I have received nothing and neither do I refuse. It'
s not that I refuse, either, but it' s welcome. Visit
here to Fitbo in the morning to our friend Fernando Hebrew, candidate for deputy
for the number one constituency of the Free Patriotic Party. Welcome, Fernando,
how you are a pleasure to be here. Thank you so much for receiving
Fernando. Before we go to politics, tell us a little bit about yourself
for what you' re hearing. Talk about you for the first time.
Well, Fernando works I' d say he' s a young man who
at an early age loved political ideas and knew the truth of things. I
was very passionate about small history and then economics, then politics, sociology and
law. What I formally studied legal philosophy and moral philosophy, which is the
study of good and evil, and I realized that to make laws that is
the function of a legislator and what a politician does. You have to know
all this kind of stuff, because it' s a law that affects every
aspect of life. You have to first analyze how that' s going to
impact financially. He knows you' re proposing, but you still have to
analyze from the moral ethical point of view, whether what you' re doing
is right or wrong. Which is what I study that philosophy and it has
to be very importantly based on one that I haven' t yet said,
which is epistemology, which is the study of scientific knowledge to get to the
truth things as fuck. You know in this postmon world where absolutely everything lies
and there are several as visions of absolutely all subjects without exception, you cannot
mention a subject where there is no disagreement, what the truth is. So,
for that one knows one studies epistemology, which is a process that includes
video, empirical, logical, scientific, philosophy of language and limits knowledge.
So I said well, this is a country tollo. There are plenty of
laws here that you can' t imagine, that does a lot of damage,
there are more than thirty zero regulations, there are so many taxes that
the state takes away half of you and nine out of ten companies break the
Dominican republics. Be an Angella study that speaks so much about the debate.
We talk about Angel and we' re as if nothing and the whole world
was in nativity scene with the shepherds. And it' s because we have
legislators who don' t know shit about anything. That is absolutely nothing that
he was making laws that you have to believe that like playing a game of
domino or whatever, and that those who are causing a lot of damage and
are in the end enslaving the American citizen is a slave to the politician and
he is robbed by the politician, that is, he is totally squeezed by
the politician and he has to take money from the politician and give money back
to the citizen. And you think that in the social reality that there is
you see Republica domé diena. Youtu I am very fond of knowledge, also
understand and come to understand the truth of things. But I think my biggest
disappointment was the first thing I think democracy doesn' t work as a system.
It is what convinced me, that is, voting does not solve anything,
because the model of democracy that prevails in Latin America and the West makes
people believe that choosing in a system of popularity a guy to solve some problem,
when, in the end what happens, those who make decisions and what
come to make decisions are not necessarily making decisions that affect for good or bad,
more for bad than for good. The one who votes clearly for that
basically the best in an instrument that, but that' s what we have
now. You think people are aware of that. Look because you make an
approach that we say here among people who may have a little bit of knowledge
information. We can understand it, but the average people don' t think
they understand so fully what you' re proposing the younger clarifications have that of
the nineteen hundred had not a thousand. In the year of nine hundred,
the individual of the Milloil had no self- denial and a surrender by the
State, as he had in the twenty- four thousand. Look at a
level of mentioning the different sciences and philosophy I mentioned to you. It'
s an education process and they don' t understand it right now. It
is an education process that will take a few years, but at the proposal
level, which is the important thing. I can witness you and I have
a witness to that and it' s on video that I' m going
to upload. In fact, in all the bathrooms I' ve seen,
which are all the ones with the number one zincructure, literally all of them
several times understand it perfectly. It' s just when I don' t
use baby come down, very technical and replace words, but perfectly. In
fact, I' m going to say something that people never picture. Sometimes
they understand nothing more than the middle class and than the upper class, because
the middle class, the upper class, has an unconscious level because of the
education it has received from indoctrination. For example, the issue of taxes,
which we raise against all the majority parties that want to raise taxes after elections,
as much as he admitted in the debate to Vinadel, as Leonel put
it, as he did when he saw it. Trestan according to the twenty
- third fical reform, which no more mooring yet. It does not reform
anything, it is an increase of a taxed mind and a decrease of exceptions
and benefits to the citizen, such as Internet seasons that are exempt. It
' s two hundred dollars and they' re going to bring it down to
one hundred contrary to what we can say, it' s going to pay
you. Contrary to what they propose, We propose the reduction of taxes and
class, the one with low resources in the neighborhoods. They understand me perfectly
immediately for them simple mathematics. I pay more tax, I have more left
in my pockets and is the guy the gras of several. It' s
that one to survive. That' s what math always does. It'
s better than anyone, because that' s where they survive. You stay.
I' ve got more in my pockets, you take away more than
you care how you keep me in my pocket. You also understand perfectly that
the entrepreneur has a semantic that the owner of the colmadito and the owner of
the store has a sense that if they lower the taxes, because since he
wants to earn money, he will invest more and as he will invest mamari
is another employee to that of the bario that they lack the cd job And
above that, the wages will start to rise. They even understand that.
Why do you understand, because there' s going to be a competition.
They understand perfectly the concept of competition. What' s most competitive is a
neighborhood and what' s most competitive in that whole social class. Then you
understand me perfectly. Just when I don' t use a very technical language,
for example, I' m not going to say wealth capital, I
say the quarters understand me but the myth of the same sheath made silver.
It' s the same thing. They understand me perfectly. The middle class
and the upper class last longer because it has indoctrination that it believes education,
for example. Ah, but then you go down to the taxes, the
revenue falls and there' s not going to be anything to finance the state
with. Then you have to say it Look. That' s what they
tell you, that' s what they teach you, because that' s
false. It is a knowledge that comes from a leftist philosophy called Kenyanism,
which has no empirical evidence. What is used in economics is not mathematical.
It' s human action. It' s a lot more. Human action
is much deeper than in simple mathematics, because we are individuals who move by
tastes, preferences interests. So, when you go to taxes, it'
s not that it' s based on collection, because there are more people
who are encouraged to invest and there are many people who are in informality,
who can in formality, since you' re not effectively mugging it. And
that makes that, even if the tax rate is lower, there is more
of a greater number of companies that are taxing, because there are more companies
in the country. Likewise, there are many more people in the formal sector,
which is the informal sector, and for that reason the collection will bring
us down the other way around. It goes up as it does, as
has happened in the more than fifty tax reforms in the entire world that was
called has imposed in all the countries of the world since the current year thousand
nine hundred and fifty stem and as the u and passed here in the Dominican
Republic, the only time that tax was lowered, which was the tax reform
of the one thousand nine hundred and ninety- two, which was reduced to
the rate of forty- five percent, twenty- five percent and the collection
a moment of three thousand three hundred million, three thousand nine hundred million,
even though the cup dropped almost half, then that works. It' s
not always math like they sell you, these people on the left and these
people on the genesians, which is adulttration and says to ok now I understand,
that is to say what I have to invest, that I don'
t have any oak. I or there was another day in the networks and
all day in the media. What I have to invest to explain to one
of the almost midi upper class is two or three times as much as the
one below interesting. That' s also in the case of your candidacy.
You' re going for a pretty competing ciguiration, which is the one.
This is the most, in my opinion, I think it is the most
competitive in the whole country. The so- called conclusion number one, but
also the one with the candidates who, at least, have their ideas clear
when they express them. The one who most ate me and you and you
have said that you have visited the barium a lot is the most common question,
the most common approach among those you know, because there also a culture
of deputies that solves the dead box with Fernando abrau wins splinters from Fernando Breve
and Vaina. That' s always better if you knew, that' s
why I don' t give a hearing weight, I go with a simple
idea and they stay like that and I' m tied up Applause on video,
which is what I' ve never heard because these people are used to
it. Alberto ah clear all these more, or the day of election I
will give you this because it makes a logistics for that, as you know
ah that even that is a disaster. In there, because the small groups
of one party take off the cap of the fight from the other party and
go to the other' s pumpkin to have that room, I can go
back, I mean, I know everything that' s going on there and
in the end, many of them are even saying and they tell me I
have a commitment to the PRME and with avirader and I have to support a
Guiller hand, but as a deputy you go to Botarti or they tell me
the same thing on the side because you like it. Besides, he liked
what they heard too much. And there' s a lot of and there
' s other very interesting phenomenon. Many in that cup would say almost half.
Practically half. It' s not a true poll, but it'
s a perception. Your person doesn' t want to know about Nin one
of the three. To my surprise is already Harto of the three, even
if I catch him and not everyone fucks him. I think that' s
the worst, the most worrying problem and I love that I go without community
leader. I see with a mikepito I have no contact there, I go
crazy to the seals. I started throwing myself without community leader, without the
one who ebucador from there to the madman and they stay like that. But
sometimes he tells me I' m not going to vote for the guy that
your neighbor alone here came to without a guy, you came timfulan, because
they' re already used to that internal corruption that there is then, we
' re changing the most complete theme. We have beds in the complete scheme,
Fernando and in the case of your party and you go alone or with
a free homeland and that you almost occupy you in perfect slow for those who
in the number one Zincgration are interested to call attention to what you are proposing.
And they' ve already drawn his attention to what you' re proposing.
But where the guy, where I find him, of course, of
course, excellent, asks good in circuit number one. As a deputy of
the National Institute, I am on the 28th ballot of the party, of
the only party given to us generation of servers ballot twenty- eight generation of
servers We are forming our own party. But this information has not yet been
recognized because we have only ten months in this country- book process, which
is a free homeland, that we hope that in the future they will have
more recognition and we know that it will always happen when there is no corruption,
truth. But, in the meantime, generation of twenty- eight ballot
servers. And there they can find us. And in my networks is Fernando
Obreu Rayita under only way in Eastram, the same for Tiktok Fernan opens ferna
or on Twitter and Fernando Obreu only via YouTube. And that' s what
you can do for me now. Finally, my last question about what do
you want to see in Congress? If you first ask, excellent question,
if you love him, you' re already telling Brutus that they don'
t know anything, that' s you. There' s a waldepalda to
Congress. I don' t think they need it when one and one glove,
that is, what Fernando already wants to go to. That concludes the
Congress of the Dominican Republic. I want to go do what no politician dares
to propose and do, which is literally to reduce public spending and the budget
of which he manages, from which all of us historically steal all of the
political parties and reduce taxes, because they never dare to propose this in any
of the parties any of the candidates, simply because that is why they live
from that public spending. That' s where they name the beloved' s
little companion, the lover all his corrupons and they go to all of us,
they choke us all. And that is why they will never propose it
when we propose it to encourage a sea of investments ns publicminicana that sees it
the quality of life of everything do Mexican. But on top of that,
we also propose a school check that gives direct access to all students who are
in public schools to private education, which has an immediately superior quality and puts
and creates an explosion of competencies throughout the system. Behind that fact, you
check and it' s the only thing that' s going to solve the
issue of education failure, which I' m not at all. The percentage,
which doesn' t follow at all, since they mention you three four
percent. Right now, in fact, and on top of that, other
questions, how to get the gently traina out of the Dominican Republic, get
the institutions out of the uni of the American Republic, because they are subjecting
us to many phonaean genes, including the massive Haitian illegal immigration, which is
a formal part of Agenda twenty- thirty, including the gender ideology that is
already formally adapted in Conani in the Canario month' s directive of promise.
They say no no no good, I Papina 23 pregnancy prevention already with Ani
and I say it is there, is it there? You say it clearly,
then they write you that liector, you look for the variety she does
because c that clears why, because it' s just another company. Yeah,
but the telly doesn' t leave you specific about that subject Look.
They say, because it doesn' t say the word, gender ideology isn
' t there. It' s not like that. You have to know
about that. It is said as follows. They say that sex and gender
are separate and that gender is a social construction, opening the door of humble
genders that they wanted to invent. That' s what they' re doing.
I believe that lens is being taught to our children that a boy,
because a girl and a girl can be a boy. That' s what
he' s teaching you, and that' s what they' re teaching
you, and not just from there. We are also being forcibly forced into
the judiciary, the prosecution, which indicates a public prosecutor' s or the
judiciary' s official is against it and or simply disagrees with a man-
production of a woman, which is the biological, scientific, genetic truth.
They get it out, they get it out. That' s the guide
to treatment worthy of the judiciary. Published a month ago, just a month
ago. Then we come to put an end to all those crazy things.
Apart from all the other proposition I told you. We' re also strong
on the subject of primordial. We are rooted in carnality, inspiring various elements
of the world' s most successful plans, such as Gord Brookings Window Podos
and Uribe' s Plan Colombia and the Buquele Strategy. Above that, with
original proposals, like literally lowering salaries to the cops when in that sector those
cops are the crime goes up and up in wages and up and down when
they, when the crime goes down based on the results. But also other
issues, such as reducing taxes on entire sectors for private security companies that can
make massive contracts with whole sectors, covering whole sectors with low- cost contracts.
We lower taxes for that, so that, above the national police already
reformed with our proposals, there will also be extra private security, i e
double security, this country will be safer than even El Salvador if we make
that proposal. We thank you. Fernando Abreo. The ticket twenty- eight
generation of being on the ballot, the box twenty- eight generation of servers
the party Fernando Abreo, We thank you people in the networks. Yes,
Fernando Abreu Rayita down only way in Eastram In the same m cause with a
tectok fernand Ragit worked open Twitter and on YouTube. Fernando Obreu king works only
via, the main one of Instagram. A single creation is on the ballot
twenty- eight, but the first face, the first one to chair inside
the ballot twenty- eight. Well, then, we thank you then and
we' re against it all. We are not read to any of the
greats if you want to change the system boats Fernando Obreo, because we will
never associate the same itoric problems with them. They always never go to the
area with what they always have, with the same failed ideas that are useless.
Well, nothing. Fernando, thank you I' m already twenty-
six- five. Everybody knows. I' m a very open- minded
guy. But I also believe that, as a friend told me, no
matter how open your problem is, you have to do, as the saying
says wherever you go, do what Juan Hubieres, as Juan José Ayuso de
Broma said. Juan José ayus O, journalist, columnist, one of the
best journalists of his generation. He wrote a very close friend of your father,
wrote a daily column in the newspaper, in the newspaper El Nacional,
and I had the chance to work with him, his daughter and his son
who is now a judge of one of the courts of Acá and also he
and his brother died, who was a publicist and of the flights also professor
of advertising, also in the university his brother at APEC if he was a
professor of several generations of journalists. The teacher said that, but what I
' m going to tell you has to be seen, but I made a
quote from a friar wherever it is do whatever there are real phrases where you
go, do what you see. I meant it as a joke, because
you' d always fall where you went. Well, the thing is,
regardless of that, you try to fit in as a part of and I
see a lot of people in the Navy, because at the Toquicha concert event
last Friday it was true Toquicha and Jiling gave themselves tongue but what people may
not understand is that those eyes did it with Brikining. Not that, gentlemen,
seeing women giving themselves tongues on a platform shouldn' t be something that
walks anyone And I saw and always excuses me no, because the children that
children of devils and little faces, see worse things on your cell phone than
you lend them so that they will give you peace and give you and you
leave them. So what you play on stage does an event that is supposed
to have just grown- ups because of the characteristics of the event and current,
alarmed, etcetera. Many of the people who see the army in the
mind networks, who go to New York and go to Miami, also to
Medellín, pay to see them do that. Then let' s see if,
as we preach morality. I didn' t see her from the other
world. I found it disgusting, because kissing that way seems disgusting to me,
it looks like it' s going to get his kick out. It
' s white, the one with the tongue up there and they brought a
kid that concert. They couldn' t go child because it was an adult
concert, then for adults. But let me tell you something. That one.
No. The problems that live in the Dominican Republic are not due to
toquicha. Toquicha. It is a consequence of everything we didn' t do
before and today, of course, we' re going to keep betting double
so that this gets worse. But that' s about ripping off the dress
that a sector that lives with waxy eyes. I read there' s a
good friend talking about artist responsibility. The artist has no responsibility that does not
give him the lining of those balls, that is to say, and that
social responsibility and made the matching with the companies to n n n n n
n NS. A law obliges corporate social responsibility. It is something that is
born clear from a set of values, beliefs that lead the individual who is
an entrepreneur, the individual who is an artist. To assume that he has
certain degrees of responsibility, but part of his own conviction, that is,
to impose on the other who is responsible, seems to me absurd, too
interventionist. Don' t kiss your girlfriend in front of my kids, not
your kids will cover their eyes and go to hell. I' m not
gonna stop kissing my girlfriend and I' m gonna leave that bird because you
' re worried your son might get a bird out of you. And I
' m gonna stop saying it if you' re worried I' ll say
it then. I think that model of thought a little cavernous. Not because
not necessarily two women know that on a platform is a symbol of social advancement
and liberation necessarily, but I believe that we are still in the same game
of life to blame him, the fever sheet that we have. I don
' t know, but a kiss. To me what I thought was a
little bit because that' s how I kiss someone who I' m sure
will have brushed. I didn' t hear the kiss I didn' t
see it I saw it I saw it I saw it. Ro don'
t bother with the beard the anti- hygiene that there is. By the
way, I must announce to them that I already encouraged myself to use a
bumblebee that I bought in the United States a while ago and had become afraid
of him because I made a wound that I told you that I was menstruating.
It' s in the hanging material. I didn' t know it
was so sharp. You know or not boys or gave me a flock friend
who was I have the fear of the Cossack in Italy. I put on
a sarita towel and I don' t keep another one. I' m
stopping a fence. That' s how I bought a real box,'
cause it stained my pants and I had to take it off. Then I
discovered that I brought another blade and was curious this weekend at my house.
Boring, boring, and I said let me see so I' m ready
to consume now. Uh, I have all my pruning areas properly, as
they say, pruned that I don' t know, because I' m
from a generation where the hairs were the right thing to do. Only the
prostitutes and the bugaroons shaved the intimate parts, that is, the serious man
had hair when it was that having hair ceased to be a sheath of how
it is said, of umbria and seriousness, because in the nineties, you
don' t remember in the nineties who was shaving in the panoche, the
prostitutes. In fact, having hair on the chest and eyes was a symbol
of masculinity, not the exact sheath. In the nineties he was only admitted.
Hey, well, he was only allowed to be sorry to the basketball
players. She knows why they probably also shaved their legs, oats, and
the private part when they shaved was because she had a crab. Oh,
my God. Yeah, right, so to get rid of gangs, they
' re just poopy things that shit people and their parts. But look at
how to change the times, because in thirty years it changed See how people
are here saying they look disgusting, etcetera. But if you look for pornography
from the eighties and the seventies, you will see that the actresses and actors
of that time had all their hairs. Uh, the paul wasn' t
what set up this culture of how exactly it' s said about itself.
But, for example, I, with the man' s hair I have
no problems of any kind, neither the chest, nor the armpit, any
or. I don' t like hair. Hey, I' m indifferent.
Not just hair. But just as you have the bullet already low,
no, I don' t have you, I mean, I don'
t like hair on my face. I was just gonna say the bearded faces.
That decency, oh men. Lidad was a life for bearded men,
this beard, this chef' s beard of gay future looks. I remember
what I do. In my development there in the field there was the belief,
it was funny that the ladies who had hair down there were, they
did, they made men to men. When you have your relationship to that
or that with dogs it was like you cut yourself. You know I grew
up and I grew up in the country. It distorts part of my childhood.
I lived it childish and one lived eating mouth and those women when they
found out that some lady in the area had pruned or pruned her intimate area.
They were victims of great criticism and pointing out, but they found him
there slitting his hair. You know what that sure is hitting him on.
Which didn' t the mario were going to mean, you shaving was one
end trimming you was synonymous with another horn woman. But that' s all
alberto hairs is that salt times change. Let us also remember, just as
you today find disgusting the hairs that once symbolized manhood fertility, woman ready to
bring into the world of adulthood a serious man, a woman who knows me,
a man who did not shave his hair. He was a man who
was proven his masculinity. Just as that evolved and heard from you, there
' s no one to talk about hair. Accept then that today two women
can easily give themselves a tongue and we end the world because the marditos in
time change the hairs of the women do not see how well it remembers the
dangerous of the hair, the corduroy that he called that buried one because it
went down to the well and a hair of the girl, like it entered
the tongue, on the lip and uc operated. Yeah, what' s
this got him that infra was crazy. It was very dangerous, terrible shaving,
because there was no razor. It was like a hile of a sheath
is looked at and that was about that size to come out of the reds
to throw. Now it' s ta and a little machine. Now that
the promotion for ol is out now it' s easy. It was when
they only saw how much it was growing that the women who were going to
give birth were shaving when the others were growing it, breaking that skin that
put on that pinota that size. I knew that, well, you know
that. If you see me on the street, ask me to let your
hand into my flame pants, my pants, so that you feel that soft,
silky skin. After this work of hygiene he led a group of Spanish
advisors for the precampaign. He was a Dominican publicist who had come from success
in Puerto Rico with a candidate for governor who did quite well for him,
and here he worked with hippolyto part of the campaign. Or the case of
Danilo Medina and his joa O Santana, brought from Brazil, one of the
more advisers there is a Bolivian who is one of the best in South America.
He had successful campaigns in Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Argentina, a
maker of very good winning candidates. My favorite is Jta tas Rendón. But
it has to be said that what they are currently working, when the President
has to be within the top five, which is what is called Bengo Cheae
who is now coming from Chea appointment within the best and the most expensive.
Politics from the point of view passes on to me of all that looks like
I have read many books and articles on those topics. What I don'
t like is the part about lying, lying to yourself, because lying out
there to confuse you. It can' t be admissible, I say inside
the games, but you lie to you and I have friends who are next
to the politicians and say no because we' re going to win. No,
my brother, you' re not gonna win. What I liked,
that' s what I was going to say. What I liked about the
experience I worked with in the twenties was that with whom I worked on the
vent we knew that we were on the tarp, that what we were looking
for was to save dignity. Let' s at least make it right for
you. There is no way to win from the academic point of view or
politics is very beautiful, very passionate, very is his caramba. When you
go out with all that knowledge in your head, you go out to the
street, you go out to practice I really think you' re going to
change the world, but in exercise, in strategies, very different from things.
You have to be employed and understood because you have to adapt things in
the interview, than in the interviews you have made daily list to these political
advisors. There you can get an idea of a job that' s pretty
much carpentry. Basically, these guys do a series of executions of things that
you might see absurd, but that work, that work. There' s
one. There is one who worked with a candidate for governor in the state
of nine parties in Venezuela. Tell your story that I' m sorry,
that I forgot. I think Herrera Bueno Rafael' s last name is he
and he' s a feeder, he' s Sángez Ramírez, he'
s a feeder. He lived infantine and worked long with James and that is
political and it was he who coordinated and helped the coordination of Hugo Chávez'
s campaign in the year ninety- eight in Venezuela, already left another band.
He said that one of his small but very effective actions was to make
a route or map from when it was going to be a caravan and identify
exactly what the houses are, where the emblematic figures are, the emblematic business.
Then there they stopped the candidate with the not bro la fulano passing a
shrimp photo and sent him and sent him a photo with the time signed so
that these photos dig so that you don' t forget me. I won
' t forget about you as well and the guy ended up winning, a
guy who was at a 22- point disadvantage in front of his opponent.
In fact, they' re small actions, but that' s still being
done, I mean, he doesn' t send her the picture. But
if the candidates separate where there are characters in each emblematic community, yes,
and that is, that is previously produced. You know who a devil is
in that a demon learned in Candela hipolito. Ah, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
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no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no I am already diminished, obviously,
by the passage of years that will recover President, also favorite politician and mine.
This early recovery, recovery for hippolyte, but hippolyte when what connected most
with the people in the two thousand campaign was that and because of this arrived
I met him in an activity that we broadcast here from group at that time
of national microno at the Lina Hotel, and that is very much of the
real politicians of the good to greet people by name that you do not know
him Libe Alberto must, yes, I do so, etcetera. Without knowing
you, you haven' t applied yourself, you haven' t wondered how
much of a Lambong you tell, how you keep it. The creepiest in
the neighborhood always comes to the candidate. I don' t know why.
What. You guys there oh, you have the answer the craziest that mavain
up mate cat you see it and now, in social media time, that
' s a greeting and hugging with it. That' s the one you
select. I believe that the form of social media now, the Internet,
whatsapl or group, etc, have made politics easier to connect. But I
think that politics is still basic in the you have to be quiet. If
you don' t shut up jean, you don' t win, not
galy, totally. The politician who is the politician who climbs in an ivory
tower must be graced unless they are very but very very, very, very
safe. It' s hard for him to win or to get greasy hugging
and many people who criticize him, but he carries snotty little face and hugged
old women without ten yanks. That, gentlemen, the impact that that has
on the environment of those communities. Those are the people who put you on.
It' s huge, because you' re watching on a TV,
but the one around is living it and feeling the sheath asleep. That wasn
' t it, it went to her hand, she hit that sheath with
this nickname on the Internet. Yeah, I know I said I broke the
Rikuylometer, but Guillermo Moreno knocked his arm down, but they certainly haven'
t left God. They haven' t left him. Back increasing hears mendos,
not man, but he told me how the sheath you are already seeing,
how it is looking still embraces old, it works, so to my
friends and and go to media also functional is Fieron with the anecdote of the
year two thousand two thousand twenty that Alicia made at that time a what it
is called a daily tracking tracking is when you go making measurements, continues and
goes seeing, how it varies continuously day by day. I told her that
' s a candidate friend and she did good. Alice cathode a quarter in
the year ninety- two thousand twelve. In that campaign I was still in
before the Latin. The newsman that hine and they did that and the Danyl
difference of day nine versus the Danyl of day ten. When he came to
an interview where he began to speak with a group of inexperienced boys, when
they were from the world of politics, the pitel Va que lo Malta Sánchez
or Luis Núñez lo monchis Rock que lo Alberto Vargas, made a three-
point difference compared to the day before in a chain of twenty- two broadcasters.
Then politicians must get out of that thinking Brother, you are not important.
You' re not the end. You' re supposed to be the
middle, the end is the voter. The end may also come to win
the election, but that height and grow that you won that you already won.
Look at me thinking about that cloud. Go to Juan Cadena' s
show. If you invite him there to Dale Funda. He' s got
that, for the bunnies. So, public, yes, you' re
going to get to the husband programs, the tora and think out of irrelevant
that you watch a radio show or podcast that invites you that radio show from
that podcast. It may be, it may be the key for your political
project to change course or for you to finish screwing up too you choose from
both. Well, take good care of yourselves.