Despite that, on the multiverse multiverse multiverse Fantil from Monday to ten months seventeen
to nineteen in Alejandro Fantino, in neura beautiful band dear how they walk thanks
for being on the other side starting a new one. It is multiverse,
to enjoy life, to enjoy the day and to put good vibes to everything
how it goes that they hear well, today read it how good you are
if you are chanchonite is so tremendous it raised to listen to Salvador all that.
How am I going to ask people eleven, thirty- eight, twenty
- five, thirty- one ninety to leave their message to us as I
beat the march. Yesterday and you saw we received from all sides and each
one reads it on the side that suits him best and likes him, but
and there for all tastes, sometimes you are very good silver, because I
told him there was agustín when I got up that the great media of Argentina.
I think they used this to make that clear to you. Yes,
I saw it and read it on the pages as well. We were already
seeing it yesterday, as the grafts put it But well, to see there
is a reality also and it seems to me that the government, beyond taking
it in its favor, obviously throwing it, land or to the march because
it was taken by those old fat ones and that they don' t do
him well in the memocracy. It didn' t do him any good either.
Yesterday someone said not today was listening to a left hper radio and I
like to hear them because he captured things that I bring you here later because
they make you think. You saw. Said one of the radio guys was
on the air very but very, very, very generistic he said here.
He says what' s going on is that he' s left us the
stick very high. Get in there and use' cause I' m not
talking to you. Well, it' s hard for me to blow,
yours for a little while is to break in. Not that she said that
there were 150 thousand people, 200 thousand, 250 thousand people in this march
and that then the march of the CGT can have no less. Not now
is the first part of mayi that if it has less it is a term.
They give him two hundred and five where I' ll finish the idea
anyway. What I mean is that the government goes there that blames him and
lowers the price for the people who were present yesterday, you can' t
make a fool of yourself. The march was massive. That we cannot tell
him to see one hundred and fifty thousand, three hundred thousand, the same
was a lot of people. Then you have to take matters into your own
hands. You have to take this seriously and well and do whatever you say.
Start making a condition of my law that if the guy who' s
even for that is a green dog, he has no problem changing. The
way to think about it is that chameleon is going to kill you. If
you say chameleon, it changes colors according to the occasion. I think it
' s pragmatic and the guy sees that you saw that he said yes not
for the fact that today comes out worship or say that they' re always
going to defend public education. Villarroel is going out to publish they did the
opposite. But it' s all there. But there is a story construction
by the opposition that this government wants to destroy. There' s the position.
I don' t want it. States you have to build. I
also want, that is, the position knows that on the subject of public
education there is no controversy. Which they don' t want to be checked
out. The exact count is good. I want the accounts rerouted. I
too of all accounts, all of us do not understand all the accounts,
ours, also that of the pattern. They all have to check, too,
because all the gossip comes out of people. Let' s get Ray
Ingress, check Congress. Why there are so many employees in a library,
you have to all that so many. I happen to always go you.
You get into the boat of justice, but you automatically tranship into the boat
of vengeance. You want to do it yourself, you want to be a
car driver and a praying man. Not really, that you really are starting
beef or more revenge than I want to happen to us no more. Yeah,
well, it' ll call revenge, but reality is bu. What
I want is for everyone to be held accountable everywhere. It already gives me
something to say. I want foreigners to pay the tariff not for it I
do not want my Bolivian brothers and my Colombian brothers. I love them and
I call them, but we have to pay. Yeah, but that'
s still a question for me, because I prefer it to be an audit
of all the public connections and all the dependencies where tax money goes And then,
if you want to look at the subject of foreigners who pay in education,
now it' s the part of them that have brought you together in
the question of law. Yeah, well, we need to know what happens
to the money that is already being spent today, now, right now,
that' s the first thing we have that in the meantime, has to
be I' m with Augustine. I' m asking you who could object
to your auditioning. There. Well, you realize they put you on and
whoever has something, forgive me the state puts money in the unions and through
the play. I do control it and it' s a box and it
' s the box one of the most important boxes there is. I always
say within the law everything is established. The Government has the power to audit
UVA. Yeah. Actually, the UVA is, yeah. Of course,
the cinema went out to say no. It' s not right. But
if the funds, that is, UVA can manage its silver, but,
for example, it cannot make decisions that foreigners can pay. That' s
what happens in Congress. I mean. There are ways in which the Government
can misaudit a government- issued tradition says yes, the University' s audit
or it depends on Congress. That' s why I' m telling you
again. There are ways the government gave you that' s not that'
s not a theory issue. This governs, which is a budget, the
audit must be the previous budget, because the budget is supposed to come out
of what happened the previous year. It was a normal country, in a
country that has 300 percent inflation it should have another. It' s been
so long since she' s been hurt. But stop and it' s
also good to remember you saw only the uo. But if it is the
Government that takes the penalty of the ona, if not h if the government
provides the items, it is the one who updates the budget, it is
also the one who can audit it. The grape, you can self manage,
you manage your budget the way and there' s the problem. Where
you don' t look where everything administered is administered. I' m sorry,
it' s okay. But here' s a topic that we don
' t encourage to touch or, at least, we don' t know
how to get into Seth saw it. He saw it, he saw it.
I hadn' t talked to Paceta before I entered the Air and what
I was going to say he saw it. Today there is for the first
time concentrated a big media discourse, I say great media in traditional media.
I don' t want to talk big media anymore, traditional media. I
' m from the afternoon I was watching an olga show that I just watched
the streaming. There I went through or YouTube and they had 100, 000
people live and the big media had 30, 000. I mean, I
don' t know what to call big media anymore, I mean traditional media.
I' m going to put that word traditional media. Today I noticed,
I got up, I went to the hospital. Then I sat down
to read the newspapers and when I saw the top of the newspapers, I
said look at you this time, all united, putting the seal of mass
march, march just for what they were marching and very little I thought it
was going to be much more, emphasizing that the left, the crnerism or
the left stole them from the students. I thought from yesterday afternoon, guys
girls, I thought yesterday afternoon that the main title of all traditional media was
going to be crinaerism. The left and trade unionism copied the stop and,
however, what was the massive title march for a just reason, which we
all consider, which is a just reason we are. I am in favour
of public and free non- tariff school. But today the big media played,
uh, today they played. It hurts more the pattern than well,
there' s the motto that passes it, that' s also good that
we could see yesterday. We couldn' t see what happened. It'
s not very easy to say the pattern hurts more a guy like you who
are. I consider you an intellectual like you a read guy and you say
no, not to stop, for you form permanently you can more, that
is, the pattern. This is not a guideline, is that for no,
this is something else. There' s something else. No, there
' s something else. There' s more pocket you want to be given
something else. Prepare for me the little court of Abraham, whose Abraham.
Is there anything else? There' s something else, and if you want,
we' ll go and discuss an issue. Hyper spiny, hyper spiny,
very thorny that I already know it and I say it seventeen twenty-
three. It' s going to bring trouble to me personally, not today
or tomorrow, but it' s going to bring trouble to me. It
' s gonna cause me problems with my system. I' m quite used
to leaving the systems. The point is that now, if I leave a
system, it' s about going to work otherwise, because I see it
coming a little bit. I see her coming because I' m unionized as
in something that was my law or whoever it was. Because I like what
I like about my law. In this case, with regard to journalism,
I cannot value it in the same way as kirnerism, because gnanism was with
a part of journalism and this is with everyone. Like I said tomorrow,
if there' s anything the guy has to come and discuss with me,
he' s gonna discuss it with me. Then there' s something that
' s valuable. Characters like my law are only possible when there is some
sort of passage from one epoch to another. I' m going to say
this short and I' m going to show you the little court that I
think goes beyond the pattern and it' s much more dramatic, because the
pattern you can get the pattern out of a medium, but there' s
something much more dangerous than sticking the pattern to a medium. Now I'
m going to tell you that, at least my theory. I' ve
been discussing with you and we' re out of here discussing journalism and the
new theory. Or this form that has my law, why I say that
it is a unique character or that they are characters that can appear in time
changes. I throw another character at him, for example, which was given
very particularly and I' m going to put a number on him. Martin
Luther was born in one thousand four hundred eighty- two. He was born
in a thousand four hundred and eighty- two. Martin Luther lived sixty-
three years in the middle Clava the ninety- five theses and this denunciation to
the Roman papacy and this generates the schism of the Catholic Church and listen to
the data that I am going to give him. The Luther is born between
two epochs. It is born between the middle ebo and an era of modernity.
It was neither medieval nor modern. Like my law. I' m
not comparing my law to a Luther. Please, then don' t go
doing things that come to tell me fantino compared my lay to Luther. I
mean, they' re characters who walk between two diffuse times, because we
' re in a diffuse time of communication. This I am now producing communication
with my colleagues on YouTube. It was impossible for a guy like me,
who tore off a radio mitre in ninety- three, where if I didn
' t have Jorge Porta, who gave me the possibility of the microphone,
I had nowhere to communicate or until five years ago in America or until now.
Anyone communicates and this is barbaric. Anyone not only thinks, communicates.
Anyone communicates you who are on the other side. You build a YouTube channel
and you communicate and it' s gonna be okay. So, when this
kind of change occurs between a time of another era, there appears a guy
like my law, it can appear in a guy like Mila the Close,
this idea look at this. One thousand four hundred and eighty- two is
born Luther in sixty years. More than half of Europe was not Christian for
him and here we are discussing whether or not classical journalism can fall. Listen
to this fact. One thousand four hundred and eighty- two Martin Luther is
born, the type that gives the ninety- five theses is generated the Christian
schism denounces the Roman papacy and when the type dies in a thousand at sixty
- three years, half more than half of Europe. We are not talking
to Argentina, more than half of Europe was not Christian. So, when
a time dislocated, now what happens in the middle and Buttenberg appeared with the
printing press. New books began to be written. There were also a lot
of intestine struggles in Europe. But what' s going on? First,
change of technological epoch. Anyone can communicate x X allows us as a meat
Agustín Rodríguez or everyone. When Martin Tetap shows up saying something I dance and
puts something down. In the first message Lustó communicates something on Instagram and has
four six hundred and fifty- three messages from people insulting him. I say
something they don' t like. Tomorrow I have four hundred guys telling me
barbarities, new ways of communicating and I go to the point that I would
like to discuss that for me and I say it by raising my voice,
this is the dangerous thing. What I' m going to tell you is
the dangerous thing. Few said so. I' d tell them almost no
one said it. They can take the lead out of journalism, they can
take the media out of journalism, as at the time Kirnarism wanted to make
media law, or as at the time in the period of Peronism. I
don' t remember who it was that said the opinion must be closed.
I don' t remember him or the fat cuckoo. Who can you take
out the daily printing machines, like when Moreno got into this press paper?
You can put the owners of the newspapers in jail, as they tried to
do in due course. You can turn the antennas over or try not,
as they put the Sousaría in prison, Cristóbal López, that is, you
can do anything, you can get the guidelines out. But there' s
one thing that nobody did where you' re going is take away the monopoly
of saying what things are or stamping things real. I' m going to
show this little little little paraaphiac. Today you cut him a talk that I
take Abraham and he talks about how. There were always subjects who were marked
as possible decision makers or potential people who could tell the truth. In Antiquity
it was the shaman, then it was the magicians. In ancient Greece was
the oracle of Delphi, then were the kings, were priests were monks.
It was science. It' s still science. He started doing the press
in the genealogy of morality. Grab that book,' cause they like to
read. You like them, you love to read. Take that book,
that Nitche text, moral genealogy. And there' s a little bit where
Nitche says there' s us truthful. It says, that is, we
the powerful. We put the seal on things as we think they are or
are. Then yes, a powerful medium. One hundred in Fox Clarín nation
infobae. Says Agustín Rodríguez is Garca. Agustín Rodríguez is garca. They have
the power to say what things are, criminal generalism, criminal genanism. My
law is crazy, my law is either fanatical. Is it a rat?
Fantino, is it a rat? Do they have the monopoly of saying and
naming things? And a madman like this comes along and discusses to them the
monopoly of naming things, discusses to them the possibility of not being subjects of
truth, subjects of truth. There' s this little Tomás paraaphiac coming.
Abrang in a talk and I want to discuss it with all of you.
Look who' s telling the truth? Nitchian question, who' s talking,
who' s telling the truth, no, what' s the truth,
who' s telling it. Then there was a kind of historical illustration.
It says at one time, in ancient Greece, the archacian cia,
who spoke the truth. It was the prophet who spoke the truth, the
oracle, the one who spoke the truth, it was the king who spoke
the truth. Going to the priest, that is, not everyone could say
it. He had to be invested, have an investiture to be able to
tell the truth, that is, with what is called a subject of enunciation.
The one who enunciates had to be with the authority to be able to
speak. He says well, then comes my law and discusses the authority to
tell truth. Journalism. It does not argue with him whether or not it
is true, because then the discussion about whether or not there is truth is
banal. Let' s talk it over thousands of years. The sex of
the Angels. No. No. This one comes to discuss journalism. I
come to debate you that you are no longer the only or one of the
subjects to tell the truth. There is also another point to be taken into
account. Not everyone can say everything. There are some who can say everything,
they can' t say it at all times. Can' t you
say it all the time? And there are some who call themselves subjects of
truth, that is, some who can enunciate the truth. Journalism is one
to this day, the editorialist to whom he speaks, the one who speaks
the truth, who grabs and says with the microphone, the skinny passet For
example, Maradona discussed telling the truth to the graph. He fought the chart
in the' 70s, in the' 80s, the chart gave you a
number and you saw and the skinny pace had cut you for three. He
had slashed badly and out there the skinny had snagged it, but the guy
who had gone to watch the game saw him catch badly. Maradona fought with
Natalio Gorín and with aldo project. I was telling Boca. I remember I
benched Maradona one day, ninety- three years on Boca' s court,
I said something. I don' t remember. What for the voice of
Maradona Stadium and the chart Natalio Orin dedicated a column to me. It was
very distressing and I put a diary on a plane. I was going to
relate Belgrano mouth with leto next door and almost vomit. There comes the small
part of that moment of the anguish caused me by a great journalist who at
the time had been angry. But whatever God has in glory and respect,
for he was a great professional like Natalia Orin medico a column broke a piece
of me. Who it is put me who is this hynotic journalist called infantino
or infantilo something like that put because I had benched Maradona that I was discussing
them as subjects of real denunciation of journalism. When you discuss the possibility of
telling him the truth, he goes mad and I regret to say then I
close the change of period. There' s a time. We still don
' t know what' s going on. And if you write a column,
now you want to write an essay for the faculty. Download the chat
gpt pones writes for me you give her the ideas. The chat gpt does
you and you write better than this. I don' t know what saboteur
then there' s no change in you can say what you want to communicate.
We' re on eleven zero people on the other side on YouTube.
I don' t need to be saying this for America, Radio Mitre or
Radio Continental. We' re in a channel that was born a year and
a half ago and we generate things And I say, it generates Blender,
it generates Rebord, the general, uncovers, it generates Zaro or the gender,
it generates it is education It generates Coroniti in the Turkish general García in
sport. On the other hand, technologies of this kind have also taken away
or defy the monopoly of truth from the guys as for example in their time.
And it' s good that it' s in a permanent debackle and
you don' t know determine why they took away the truth and clear.
If until five years ago what Miguel Simon could tell you or the skinny one
or I don' t know rouge or what I could tell you Marian Clos,
or what I could tell you is the chicken veño. I' m
not saying that with any kind of anger charge to control. I described it
as you. You had to listen and see what they were telling you to
know if it was or not, if you were looking for you had played
well or mouth had played badly. According to what the cholo sotile told me
or what this fux told me. I have to wait and see what they
say? First team with member I' ll wait for you to see what
they say? According to what the guys say, they kill Ramon Día or
Macaya Mar that real announcers ended up with. They are no longer the subject
of actual denunciation. The new technologies discussed that and now it' s Bozen
and as I told Pablito Carroza, Saro, this the Basque, the Basque
for everyone. I don' t know about this one We don' t
know about millions of food. I don' t want to come back from
any finis is over. They give a bunch of fucking stirrers. It hurts
them to lose that statement of truth. And classical journalism as well. That
' s the dangerous thing and I wanted to say it. That' s
the dangerous thing, that' s the battle. This is the dangerous thing.
Let' s not keep the pattern, the little pattern. They'
re discussing journalism, stopping being a truth enunciator, letting go of being the
only ones who name things. You know what it is. That shit is
tragic. Burle is taking your voice from a power, you' re being
killed by wars. That' s why there' s more fighting for the
power to name things than for territory volus a territory. Unfortunately, history in
humanity comes and goes. It' s religious to take the real saying away
from a subject. I don' t know where it ends. I can
' t stand what I want. I want to discuss it. There'
s something we didn' t discuss, which was the national chain and you
just said you talked about the part of the king' s prophet and the
part of the speech that I' ve already noticed here is written that says
there are no alternatives but to surrender at the feet of a people who have
decided to abandon slavery and take the long road through the desert to the promised
land with the commitment of those of us who are part of this government,
we' re going to leave life to take the country out to hell we
' ve received. What you gave me, I' m reading him a
part he does or at least I understand he' s a prophet. It
' s the national chain speech he made. Yes, there is a part
that he presents himself as a prophet. He says there are no alternatives but
to surrender at the feet of a people who have decided to abandon slavery and
take the long road through the desert. Who does that, Moses, And
besides and I already find myself not me have questions for you, but to
let me finish the idea, because you talked about this about revealing yourself in
this speech speaks of the zero deficit as a commandment. He resorts to religion
within his speech and in this speech journalists are involved. When he tells himself
who the enemies of this people are, there is congress, there is politics,
there is journalists, then it is a war of that is a guy
who goes against status in every sense and there is journalism involved. He explicitly
leaves it. You' re talking about a people of slavery, and I
agree about that. I bring it with you, because slavery is not only
in the castel politician. Slavery is the only look that the traditional medium gives
us again, boys, I want to debate with you. Please, I
want to hear it. I want to hear eleven, thirty, eight,
twenty- five, thirty- one ninety. It' s not turkey mucus,
taking away the monopoly of naming things, a power is not mucus,
and it' s not a guideline. Bold not to keep the pattern,
keep a little thing. Yes, I can, I agree. I agree
and believe that it is not just the pattern, but if it is the
removal of the protagonism and, obviously, of what they have fought all their
lives, always beyond being the only ones with the right and the power to
say something. That' s why there were so many wars with the first
- fruits dresses I' ve been told so many shits for throwing out a
story and being the first one that said it Today, that' s on
the floor, especially when Miley grabs the fact of answering immediately any information and
in some cases the truth that leaves them on the floor and with a pour
then trusts the power. He defies power, because in addition, he must
be added. But to leave me a little something nothing. I' m
cut. You have to add what one is a one- on- one
ide. In that answer, in that leave exposed, there are millions and
millions of people who add up skinny when the other day it takes me,
I want to take care of what I say, because they took me and
they edit it for you and perfect it. We could put the seal,
but let it pass when I said rebel against the power and put me and
next is Pablo Rocan. I' m talking about communication power, journalistic power.
He' s rebelling against us. You come and tell us you'
re not the only one who can name things. Challenge. A stupid technique,
a technique uses Twitter, uses x and turns. Challenge, a technique,
is a thing never seen. It' s not like a Luther,
it' s like he' s batting a totally whole Luther challenge Luther did.
It opened the eyes of most people of what was happening in the Church.
They' re gonna kill him with this because we' re doing it.
I was gonna say I didn' t compare it to a Luther.
You' re buying it. Volgaro is a comment, but it seems to
me a departure when I opened my eyes to people, when I opened my
eyes to things that are happening, to situations that they were forced to surrender
to and you say look at him. The Church defends the poor and you
are poor, but in the Church it is full of rich. That was
the basis of the schism. Well people here realized that the politics of the
last few decades. He tricked them why they remained a journalism us. I
want to talk about journalism, not wedding politics, journalist politics. Not me
with your pattern. Today I told you something by telephone I told you to
no longer have the ic that had before the media, before you looked,
Clarín and practically already told you what will come now Clarines, clarín or tomorrow.
We don' t even know if the paper' s coming out.
I mean. I think they' ve already lost their strength. They lost
strength. I wouldn' t be that. You know why the media lost
your strength, because, ultimately, a lot of people realized they' re
on their way here? They' re on their way? They' re
on their way? They' re on their way? You' re a
dog- dog Bobas in front of you like a crazy horse boots. You
can' t say that about Clarín. Clarín continues to have the same strength
as always and not to the level of putting with three stages turns a President
who has power. You have to be able to look at one president'
s dread here He doesn' t feel another. Eighty thousand have power,
they have power, they have programs. It has no power, but it
argues with them to say the only one who is discussing it. My law
is that my doubt. If you discuss it milay i e, if you
discuss it the time, do people also discuss what is missing the time,
the time period, the time? At the time? At the time it
' s the old people. That' s the parallel with a Luther.
In fact, Acá lacked the defence of Prague, Acá missed the moment when
those of the Holy Roman Empire, who responded to Ferdinand of Habsburg, sent
their people to Prague to say no here. They can' t be Protestants
here. They have to respect the Catholic religion. There' s no clogs.
They threw it out for you. We have to say something and there,
there' s a point there looking for a picture of the worms diet
and take a picture of Worps' diet, which is where we sit the
Luther in front of power. Papal and the boy call him well, what
does he do? He retracts what he' s saying. He says not
one step back. Not a step back from the word- forgiveness diet to
wu They just wanted to congratulate Shi because she' s above average. Yeah,
not sure, really out of the question. There are journalists who don
' t know who Paulo CS was. That' s why I' m
telling you the truth. It' s amazing. Not the same as he
tells you. If you take the warns diet, give a picture of the
worm diet when the lutero rushes it, there it is Look, there'
s the picture. Then come tell us please, in multiverse fantino they compared
Milay to Luther. No. We' re not making analogies, I mean,
we' re not determining that it' s exactly the same. Analogy
the analog is not exactly the same. He' s got some connection points.
There' s lutero all in that moment what you' re seeing around
is the curia. Plus they emperors, plus total power and the kind of
self I don' t take back, I' m still in it.
I challenge you. Then he went into exile and zafopo if he wasn'
t going to be burned. But good that I with that all this even
deeper into what is caste. In a way, at that moment it is,
but it is that caste is not political. It' s got to
be a fight. But that' s why I say that people' s
participation in what I made is allusion to defense. I' m not saying
you have to throw the newspaper out the window. What I' m saying
is people, at some point, they' re going to hatch their eggs
and certain media are not going to give it any more room. Yes,
to see me there where you can change the era really got tired short of
the time that banking traditional journalism so much or a double nature volus a r
las boludo you treat a question and the bank or you bank do not ask
you a question. Who gives power to journalism? People, real people,
who gives power to journalism? Here we are talking that the worst is powerful
or very powerful. That' s why someone who goes through that has less
and less. Okay. So, first the ones I think there' s
no one capable, that there' s one. But I don' t
think there' s a journalist who' s telling the real truth. He
tells the truth that it suits him when and how it suits him. It
accommodates it as time goes by, because here they all pass and the senators
and journalists remain. I can add it to the ones that are changing their
no because it is not minor, because monkey is not minor. The truth.
They don' t say it when it suits them, because in many
cases they agree with you how the order comes from above, because good good
suits you? It coormines you to say it can' t be done.
But it' s not a question of a journalist. But the point is
that most journalists, but also tell the truth that suits them. And there
is something that is much worse than many times tell the lie that suits you,
because once you say here the skinny or passet doesn' t sell self
- cast and the skinny passes less in two fondillos and in five months or
prove that no and doesn' t go anywhere and nobody says no who is
to be overcome bulging. Oh, no, but, well, then you
have to take both. The power of journalism is given to people. Those
people are the ones who, like a guy, have the power to say
what he says. Because on the radio it' s forty points, goose,
on the TV it' s fifty points. Because on a stream,
five hundred thousand people watch it, but the power goes and comes then the
people. What you have to do is not give a ball to any of
them. If you want to look at everyone, but to forgive me you
' re not here. But neither one, but cute, not a president,
mounts a deputy now, but to fabo, but to escame, but
that if I can not tell you it has not without doing anything a monkey
to power. You don' t just get it from people to see.
If a major media outlet says Agustín Rodriguez stole two cars, tomorrow he has
two reports on how a robot pipe is not a federal crime, but for
trafficking. Tomorrow you have two complaints because a journalist put Austin Rodriguez might be
involved in a case of trafficking, well, but if you have the complaint
because someone said I could be the world full, ah well, but that
' s okay. That' s how it' s right. But that
' s how power works. But for s s journalists, the first line
that works in the biggest companies, which is supposed to be where there is
the most power. Why they work there, because the hirer thinks he'
s dragging a lot of people. So that' s the same thing.
You give him the n distance with the truths, because here we are a
constant contradiction. Don' t tell us the truth. If there are truths
that are convenient and there are truths that are not, then we will never
be not, no. But that' s true. We ask for the
truth and that truth not what we must try to do or not. No.
I want you to tell me no truth, tell me what you have
to say and I want you to tell me who you have to say and
in this case you will be the president of the day. It is the
one you have to say, either the Minister of Economy or the one who
holds a position on which the country depends. How many juguras are there for
the last time, now fifteen days. Why it' s out of your
hurricane or why we don' t score enough points. That' s not
a factual fact. Why he played, why he was left, why he
didn' t score enough points. He played bad or bad because of whom
the technician. Who is the technician, who was not now the technician so
far does not come to the case. Now take him to whom. Who
had it for you who didn' t buy it. Sure, it'
s technical, which one' s the tech that failed. Saba saba ah
for me cha step you guys on a team that can' t get through
because it' s a small team and because you don' t have a
plant to be up where you think you have to be. You see with
eyes you' re getting fat, your cattle with eyes you don' t
look at it with grilled eyes. Don' t give a damn about the
priest what' s going on and the guilt knows is going to say something.
Those are disasters That' s your truth. It' s not what
happened. You have a vision, you tell yourself or pop you don'
t know in the end, yes, no, but you planted it on
me like a truth. No. They are not cho, the guilt passed
and sa can sit here and tell the truth. Blame boy. I worked,
I worked very well at the player instead of putting her in the store,
in the force. How many points did he get is bowling, but
look. But, for example, that' s going to be re-
elected, because it does things you know because it does things wrong, usually
because it did things right and good. This is the same thing, not
general, good people, usually, this is not all the time. It
' s an exact science. Maybe sometimes the be is fixed where I want
to go where, who squeals it, eight, who decides eight, eight
of the rúa. And well, the mirror did what made of the rúa
and not the people who flipped it from the o. I think one of
you is going to say something you' re not going to like. The
part or part of the conspiracy, the word let' s say people or
journalism, a part of journalism. Who made it out of the rough or
who caught it. It was the hell and it' s the helicopter.
He' s got you, too. Of course everyone has a form of
but no r el factotum. But I say four tribe four hundred thousand times.
Who destroyed? Who destroyed this country the political class. Who of this
is this ironic country, Who of troduet Paris Peronism. If you ask him,
a Peronist, I' ll tell you right now, as you were
in those countries, the twenty countries, the players, the dictatorship. But
when Juan Domingos grabbed him, he had a big country. Okay, but
that' s why we have to include all that. When Juan Domingo grabbed
him, this was a big country, but people had no right. If
he didn' t have a vacation, he' s a parso, he
' s a Peronist bartender. Right. The rights began from the year two
thousand nine hundred and fifteen. Peron was this five years old. I don
' t know how many you' ll get. There aren' t many.
What happened before was already two years serious. Or we have a story
machine. The story we, this we brought, these rights. All I
see that brought about Peronism is poverty. That' s for sure. That
' s safe capital. You don' t realize Sunday. You know last
year the college budget was frozen and last year no one left. What happened,
what happened last year. We weren' t pandemic, no one male.
That' s the big deal. They were getting along. There was
light and there was blackboard and there was you and there was all the heavy
year. Come on, let' s not go to the thing about losing.
He' s been shooting himself in the feet for a long time.
I believe that even when the issue of the crack began, because there is
a clear reality, because no one questioned what he said as a journalist until
they started pro- journalism on one side and on the other, as it
were five, as it was six, seven and eight, how the cream
was with thirteen in the game of the two thousand. Well, then the
truth began to look suspiciously at Chile, the truth that it says this because
it works for the thirteen or the clarín group or six seven eight. It
' s but Kinney, Christina and Nestor, so the truth, then he
' s already lost power and, as for his word, for a long
time. But, as the monkey says, people also take power away,
because they don' t look at it anymore. So much, it'
s there or it' s got more options. But for a little thing
that I mean this change of era, it can' t be easy either,
because we don' t. From here I contribute you, we don
' t say it. But if you need to change your period a lighthouse,
someone who goes good there is to point the way and that' s
millay good, it' s a polita. Both I have to make like
a statue. There' s a change in that. The lighthouse doesn'
t have to be a person, because well, people take it, but
you don' t know why. There are people here, but you don
' t know why. Because world history, not this country of everything,
shows you that following a person falls that one to the precipice. Well,
sure, why won' t it be. You have to follow an idea,
if you have to follow a project, if you have to be respected
and if you don' t, you have to love anyone until what has
to happen today, let' s not say or let' s say that
President Gochenetche good we can say that it' s a crack not yet said
anything when I end up saying, but that' s all, but it
' s fine. It' s gonna laugh at what he' s talking
about, say what he' s talking about right now. But when you
talk about the gray man, he' s not a person, he'
s a group of people, he' s not a person and you have
reasons. You have to know how to interpret here those who are trying to
make a change. It' s not my law, it' s not
my law. He' s a lot of people He' s seeing that
he' s got it He' s going the other way. If he
can' t and he' s going yes, not before, but I
don' t know he' s leaving before or after. Let' s
say democratically put it that the guy leaves when there are two thousand and twenty
- seven elections and wins the Axel Kizilov formula, Sergio Masa. All the
ministries that were back. The Ministry of Women returns, the Ministry returns to
Linadi, the Ministry of Equality. I don' t know what other ministries.
It is the Department of Native Peoples' Works. This jene his gala,
has an Acá monument at the entrance of the 9th of July. Return
all that, return, return and stay and return and return the mass marches
and return your fingers to Beacá wherever you go. You' re gonna have
a little b- finger that they' re gonna make you like that,
you know. You' re gonna walk down the street and tell me all
the hydrant for you. Hold me here, here you have two hydrants.
They' re going to be perfect and they come back and take it all
and come back and go back to that country because it can come back,
because Argentina is the etar. We return and come back and Malena gal Marini
is governor of the province of Buenos Aires and Ikizilov stays this four years and
you see again we put you wrong but the boxes with the mothers and grandmothers
of the square of May and the Pope comes and the Pope hugs in a
wheelchair this with the collo Gustavo Silva, who is friend of the one to
send me the evil that never answered us. This chair rolls the pope going
with the Peronist see also with the last estertors of life hugged and the boys
come back and the Inca takes out film One per day takes out all in
even talking about it comes a fight and the Inca gets you fight dra the
Inca takes out film. Well, the hydrants go on to deal with the
mauve in an installation. They' re going to use them for a cultural
installation, they' re going to paint graffiti, here I was driving this
drante, etcetera. What are you doing? You won that story, what
are you doing? And I' m democratic. If I voted for it,
people can take it, as they have endured me in the last twenty
years, or I ever said I threw it away the Christina I didn'
t lose the one who acts in politics or the one who likes politics has
to know how to lose is like you say if you had a bad time
and I had a bad time and I would have a bad time. But
I' m not going to be all dgaches to see when they turn it
here, if lov sees when he prepares the pass and you have a bad
time. Yes, of course, you' re staying that, of course,
I' m staying, but because I love the country but I know
they' re going to be a mess, like they' ve done all
their lives. But it doesn' t mean that I' m going to
make or I' m going to move a finger so that that person doesn
' t follow through until the end of his term. I' m not
gonna be up to date today to get back to the point again. Then
you think you see this one, you see him succeeding Miley, you see
him staying. You think he can culturally turn this around. I think my
law is taking the initial step, the initial tip of everything that' s
coming. I think it' s people' s mentality that' s changing.
If not Miley, it wouldn' t be good anymore. Just as
you say permanently when I say something played, as at this moment you and
you say to me are one hundred and thirty days to thirty days. We
still shouldn' t wait to see how the middle class moves. Here we
go. That' s going to result. It has nothing to do with
ideas. No. No, no, no, but don' t nail
me. It has to transcend the person we all call. He' s
got nothing to do with it. That' s clear. You know what
I' m going to do and his government. Every day we have a
lot of news because they are in charge of putting it, because it is
the national government of what is happening in Santa Fe. With insecurity we see
it every day. When we open the Journal of what happens in Chubut,
what happens in Río Negro, open the diary, what happens in the province
of Buenos Aires, nothing and people want to know the people, people who
want to know what it is about, because in the Province of Buenos Aires
things happen and we don' t know and it' s not a criticism.
Here Zilov, something is happening, it is something rare to everyone,
also in the province of Buenos Aires. Insecurity is gone. People eat every
day, companies are working to full They didn' t increase patents, we
thought about real estate brother. People are not Bolug the same, Agustín,
forgive me they increased their diet and we said that nothing was going to happen
and nothing happened. No, then good to take it to the province of
Buenos Aires. You see some of us, too We' ve denounced it.
In return, let' s talk to people. But something happened and
no, but they changed your net. But something happened that people have to
get tired of. Well, obviously, I' m saying if you'
re talking about a patent raise and it' s not enough to see a
senator gain four and a half million pounds. No, well, then I
don' t know that there' s also an ideology that' s so
but so involved, that there' s a lot of people who now defend
them, because, poor thing, senators were charging two mangoes, who'
s defending it. A lot of people who defend and for the least part
of the program, but for states, but not me sound like he sent
it to shit. I welcome the analogy that seems to me to be a
programmer from the United States. Well, you just say this, America say
world power. And yes, but that' s why I' m saying
it. There are people who by ideology, are willing to really defend anything
and from both sides it happens now. Oh, if there ever was what
could happen to you, we' re all just the worst. If you
' d ever imagined this show that we' re seeing in recent times,
show is called hidden effect. I' m gonna say I' m not
gonna be around anymore, not for that, but I' ve seen things
here that I couldn' t believe. The cream talking with real is the
bur the civic coalition, with the workers' pole, with the Quinnerists,
all with a common goal, the only objective that all of them have.
Turn it over to my law time don' t play games are like this.
I' m not saying about the working people. I' m not
saying the real note. I can ask another question. Today I' m
trying to think forward. It does not suppose that my law has generated a
shock in politics, etcetera, etcetera. Isn' t everything eternal? Isn
' t everything eternal? Where Argentina will turn in two thousand twenty- five.
I do not say this that there is a change simply where the majorities
that vote two thousand twenty- five or two thousand twenty- seven will look,
two thousand thirty- one a lukewarm wave will come. Or for you
it opened hot cold forever cold, hot for a while or seriously, but
it is part of the history of the country. You don' t see
it, you don' t believe that in a few years Argentina will turn
again for the tibia. Before being Argentina, it was already a country of
rift. He was always a paidegroo plus he' s prad for and he
wasn' t always the same. History would also have to see time.
That' s what' s very important. It' s very good to
see. Miley also has the virtue of first making it very clear what it
is that he has to do in the people, to the people in the
next elections Congress clean it up. I say that' s very important,
but forgive me to clean it up for whoever cleans up what the caste is
for new people to come in, who have new people, party people,
people to tell me who the party people are. We don' t know
yet, but it' s not in the letters yet. It' s
okay, because it' s gonna be the same thing you have now.
No, but no, but the same thing now has the state mandate.
Or the best thing that can happen to this country is that it changes the
whole political generation that already exists, because it' s good, that'
s all to say. They' re gonna be there for that or that
' s why what he' s saying is okay, but it' s
not coming back. The same is not following one because one says now we
' re all going there We' re all going there cha. He'
s not or fanatics on one side of the other. Not old. We
have to think about it. It' s not all or nothing. Or
all or nothing, because or everything is always nothing. But what surrounds the
architects of that extremism or that radicalization, not radical of the party, but
that radicalization of people wanting everything, they are themselves, because today the Congress
is so dirty that the people who want to clean it is able to vote
a scumbag on top of a plate and but you know that present you are
going to tell it to come out. Seven countries were raised, nothing happened
and nothing happened. And good. That' s why good and so we
' re never going to change anything people who are rotten by ideology. But
you don' t think things are happening, I think, almost unpublished.
Since he took over my law, since before he took over my law,
there were already people who anticipated this seer, what day would fall ah yes,
March was the day after it rained they were already foreseeing when it will
be the first strike the guy had done nothing the march of the first of
May. It' s going to be massive for you. No, it
' s nothing, but think a little, don' t say no,
there' s a lot to think about. Be a little. No.
No, it' s not gonna be massive. I think it' s
massive. Massive mass is worth as much as you say, yes, 100,
000 people, a thousand people. Call that, a million people put
us in nothing, sorry. We talk only about here or the country.
No, but we must also talk about the material, about the country.
Let' s not focus on the glove yesterday. It happened here. He
was in Córdoba, in a lot of provinces of grata explode since in Mar
de Plata, well, in Provicia de Buenos Aires, I say we don
' t stay with what happens here in all the provinces happened since all the
provinces call a march is massive. Ready good. Now he' s climbing
a new fight. I' m counting it, and it' s starting
to get really spicy. I don' t think the basic law will come
out at this point. Now comes the one demanded by the law pol labor
reform, but that specialist bovens. But that' s where you change your
voice. He doesn' t say I couldn' t read, but he
says the government changed some reform guidelines to see if he could get the votes.
Yes, it happens that there are two Pichetto said that the Novicheto said
he was not going to fix it, because what they are asking is that
the pro MPs and they are also negotiating with the radicals to be able to
carry it out. Because remember that labor reform is suspended today because it was
inside the deneu and what the radicals did, for example, was to present
a project. Then projects were presented more limited with some differentiations in order to
be able. There is one subject that is not minor. Yesterday in court
he got a ruling. Yeah, this one, let' s say,
rejecting an injunction against neuro' s It' s already the third, because
it' s the rioja quintela. No. No, no, no,
we already are that at any time, since a failure regarding the seven points
of the modification is something is happening. On Saturday Cristina appears in an act
and they say that it will be extremely harsh against my law and some important
newspapers and or at least traditional half, and if some also maintain that the
opposition took air yesterday that they relived well, just Harti or roerto, Christina,
choro is a good fight. No, no, no, I don
' t, don' t say everything, you can' t r afraid,
find fear. It' s who you' re afraid of. Ah,
Chris, when she shows up the only one who has to be afraid
is she who has so many projections and condemns how I' m going to
be afraid. I saw my look look already started. It has just been
communicated that Talk on Saturday at five o' clock in the afternoon comes to
Sable desembainado ran seventy- one. What' s dismissed earlier today that I
said is a mistake. I said the government beyond wanting to lower the price.
Or what happened there, well, it' s a mistake to lower
the price for why, because all the opposition needs a little bit and perionism.
We know that those who need it very little can get real and feedback
and come back. And that' s what yesterday' s people are doing
now. You like it or you don' t like it for them,
for their vision it gives them a uy dress. We support this we ran
away you saw. The people he gave them are in every newspaper as a
kind of title, as the skinny passer- by says. Cristina, who
will reappear this Saturday in Quilmes. This is a good opportunity to reflect on
this moment with criticism of my law. Cristina seems because she understands it'
s time, or that' s where they got the time for now.
It should also be borne in mind that, although Cristina has it very clearly
in politics, because it seems to me that no one can deny it,
it is not like it will ever be wrong. I think he' s
got his mistakes, too. Several of us have seen them and this may
also be a mistake or else let' s skip directly saying it' s
going to eye because it' s going to come out raising. But she
' s rearming the ic is rearming the n to have said here yes I
speak of mass, well, you also mourn us. There is a lo
and de bansura will talk and you have to see what will happen also with
maximum it takes a lot of time, but she has to rearm the movement,
because today you ask if there is no reference if they are in ball
Cha, because nowadays the victories are that for them are Bulacashofflau Or if it
is okay, I understand and agree that now there is not so important what
they do or what Cristina is going to say is what the government is going
to be. Obviously, that' s the most important thing. If you
have any doubts, if you stop and get it and underestimate it, it
' s a mistake. It' s just that if things come out of
the ror and economics it starts to accommodate everyone you know we' re going
to forget everyone about that. I mean, I mean what we always say.
If this guy finds her, they disappear forever. But it' s
a good thing analysts said it. If this guy finds him, you'
re not gonna triate where he sent me. Well, they' re cutting
radicals in fringes. I' d like us to make pin Rodriguez recognize it
' s not the heroic act. According to the look of some radicals like
Loredo, as you broke them into pieces or beat him several times in the
radicals gave first and second yesterday in the march, were booed many radicals because
they had nothing to do there, because I am not going to go an
act where it is to the left, because supposedly I have nothing to do
with it. The theme is when the calefon bible is mixed. I have
no doubt that there is a laurre sector. That' s why I always
say boys. This one. This isn' t the game, the game.
They' re in other people' s hands. If they are radical,
they buy with radical commands do not mix with anyone. So I stopped
belonging because I don' t like who' s driving anything else now,
not just who' s in construction, but another group now. I consider
from the parrot a very capable truth. I admire a lot of things about
him, his speech. Don' t give your own names. I don
' t want no. No, no. No. Beyond what I'
m seeing, there are journalists who my law calls not names of their own,
because they don' t. If we don' t get into a
personal thing and I' m talking in general, my law enraged the political
cost of the march. Or you' re seeing who' s in there
bombing Milay. Today they' re touching him, uh, today they'
re bulling Milay to react. Hey, I' ll go to me.
I don' t see who the journalist is saying me, because I don
' t see very well here? But I have, but, well,
it' s only on one side, it' s video over here that
' s on the right. That' s what they' re playing it
for today. Hey, they' re playing it today. It' s
a miracle of journalism. Okay. I need likes. Point one. We
are in three thousand two hundred likes and I would like you to believe that
in two thousand twenty- five it may depend on what it depends on that
it looks and rightly in two thousand twenty- five on the economy alone.
Yes, in great park, in large part, because everything we' ve
been talking about and all the rediscovery and truths that have come out of the
light is not going to have any weight at all if people don' t
start to have the best. I think the economy, because in fact,
Argentina also moves a lot and has voted countless times in the pocket moves with
that too. Then you need to see a push, see a repoint and
see that your silver reaches you for a little more. It seems to me
that it is fundamental that everyone agrees on that, which is only economic.
As the most important point is that what' s going to make you shoot
it. But it also seems to me that there is another combo, security,
but economics always influences more. There is also one concern that appeared,
which is unemployment. I say that too should not become a major concern before
it reaches the elections. It' s important, well it goes hand in
hand after the economic hand. No, actually, it does go hand in
hand with economics. If it goes well, you have to see if that
variable also accompanies clear well, that has the theme of work is important.
It' s still going to be, for me what else, that'
s going to have. That' s why in this country it' s
been years that you want to do a job reform and it never came out.
I' m in here. Many of those on the other side are
borers eleven thirty- eight or twenty- five, thirty- one ninety.
You can tell me what you wouldn' t accept in a job reform,
because it' s easy for us, because in this case we own or
half a big boy. But we see her from the owner' s side
and you won' t see her ask her. No. No, no,
no. No. I' m gonna ask people what. What wouldn
' t I accept? Not what they' d accept? What would they
not accept? Which I wouldn' t accept. Around there people tell us
from the other side, our friends, friends, say, Mira fanta am
laurante. What I wouldn' t accept is from one day to the next
he' s fired. I don' t know what I wouldn' t
accept. Then, yes, what they would accept, because it is,
at least we are clear that what they would not accept and write me to
chat also what you would not accept, what you would not accept. In
labor reform, you wouldn' t accept. I' m seriously asking you,
for example, the eight- month probationary period. You' d take
it. You don' t have to justify it, but I justify it
for, to stop Mexico from producing. Yes, you are thirty years old,
yes well employed, s when you get to such sport and they tell
you take two kids. You wouldn' t like that, instead of being
able to prove it three months, for trying it eight months. No,
because there are different jobs, like three months. It' s enough for
you to figure it out if they work well unprepared or they sin. I
' ll give you, I won' t give you. On the other
side, hit it because you know me too. There are companies that have
been employed for four years that last three months. Imagine if you give him
eight, they don' t have a blank job anymore. But for the
one who is tested here also has to pay contributions. If all you want
for the eight months and your period is over. Thank you, Matro,
and it' s okay, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop,
to tell me that cute when she just convinced me, uh you just
killed me with that eating questions. You think there' s got to be
a reform. Make it clear that I say again that if I give eight
months, many companies are going to take eight months. Of course, the
one four years ago, and three months excusable, is going to be ten
years, to say, he' s going to have two. He won
the ball. I' m gonna grab vibrating and another one you can get
can I grab I own a month I can argue and after crazy at least
up. If I follow the whore, she put me on. He owns
a medium. I mean half because we' re there. Yeah. It
' s Alejandro Fantino, well, Alejandro Mira, you' re going to
have a contract for a renewed year, you' re going to have a
contract for a year you' re going to be a half. Yeah,
how' s the newsleader Te bueno, I' m here to work the
neus leader. How many or months I' m going to have a contract
for a year, a renewable year, a renewed year, with the agreement
of the parties. But in one of the things, of the clauses of
others, the producers, we reserve the right of this withdrawal whenever you want,
without having to charge any kind of innersis. Ah, he' s
a negrator. So, well, that' s how I hire you,
which you signed for the last 20 years. Anyway, I' m sorry,
but it' s good that you sign another one like that, but
maybe it' s true that you don' t hear me steal. If
I put it on, it' s clear, he' s got a
headset all right and he' s not, but he' s still sorry.
In that sense, no, but it' s not saying there'
s a lot, there' s a lot of people from the other side
who should work in relation to dependency and not this regime. I don'
t know if I' d accept it in the media. It' s
very common to sign this type of contract or sign it for a year and
if the media decides for some kind of situation, because I didn' t
measure, because I don' t know what factor X is that grabs and
tells you, I receive the contract. I didn' t get anything good.
I the people who work on tell you because I worked in dependency relationship
and I started working like this. It' s not that easy to switch
from regime to regime. Labour reform. Anyway, what is called bad reform,
because what you are looking for with the SME people, is a reform
so that they can hire. But, for example, the eight months I
would lower it six, as is the legislation of Brazil. I disagree with
cute forgiveness, but to put a counterpoint profectly as a company. As a
company training is very expensive or you hire six people and if you have it
every three months in the layer a situation for a really expensive company. Or
but they' re either the son of or I' ll totally tell you
in the wrong key. That' s the argument. Let' s say,
for some entrepreneur a company, it' s not easy every three months
that exactly prepare and train an employee. But I' m telling you because
it was my turn to train people before, and it was a problem,
because every time we took someone in the business sector, it was again.
I have to explain to him how to sell a social work plan and you
had to do it with all the equipment that comes back to being reintegrated.
It' s expensive. It is true that there are companies that operate like
this. Yeah, they' re terrible sons of bitches, we agree.
Yeah, yeah, but no yakuta, but it' s no different in
the situation. One thing you' re going to catch someone who never worked,
an intern, for example, well it' s one thing now if
you' re going to take orbeca because people who have four years working happen.
And one thing is those who work in front of the Chamber and others
who work behind here. Yeah, sure, I' m talking about the
place where good that one already has experience, it' s not right.
You have to have chaste, you can count less qualified people too and give
them more time to be trained. Stecime three points, tell me, three
points why to see you, Rodriguez, be tomorrow for the new labor law.
What three points to put. Three easy points first. The first is
the issue of compensation. Of course, you have to take out all those
fines, all the fines. How much you pay me and throw me out.
I pay you what the law says Two forty- five is one year
for each of these years worked, one month for each year wage worker plus
the preavillo plus this the proportional of vacation bonus. And if you didn'
t pay contributions, you had to fix it with the FIP. You have
to go sit down how hard this black man' s been working for so
many years. When you have so many contributions, a hundred fees, fifty,
you have to pay it, because you also have to strengthen the pension
fund enough fines, enough to enlarge, to enlarge liquidations for later. This
that things being business, flavor being the business of flavors. Yeah, for
the last one they have to lose brother Chico. Fine, but it'
s not. It is a fundamental point. There is the same regime for
SMEs that is for multinationals not. Okay. But good for the first is
good, of course, but the second has to be a special regime for
SMEs, small entrepreneurs. I mean, I made you, I left the
skin in your company and you' re gonna throw me out, like,
one year to another, overnight. That' s how it' s gonna
be. But why did you leave the first company, that' s where
whoever garpas the salaries left us the skin. Many leave the house also why,
because the owners of the companies. They' re all constantini and rock.
I' m an employee, yes, I left the foot is fine
and I and I hypothesized in my house because you were still there. Yeah,
it' s okay, but I had it around or you were talking
about the lathe that I paid for and that I' m still turning off
this part of my fingernails that I' m missing from getting them into that
they know it for my feet and that' s the way it is.
I mean, you think that the spin you handled didn' t handle it
from the titles you' re talking about working what happens first, what you
' re the typical capitalist exploiter who doesn' t support this government of my
law. Then a happy captain exploiter are taking you around. I' ll
give you some compensation, and you go see if you can hold on to
20 years of garp. Leave your life working for the gift. Leave your
life working on your lathe. The night life breathed you and apart in a
year leave nothing. You went to the star. That' s where he
rips out another quick, tough quinoja. How quick is the town to welcome
you to the Lady' s Festival. You alone to dust of me you
are n tando the driver, the Hamilton, the captain. How are you
at the festival? You like ladying. It has to the toneta says the
other is very well the sological and s with the compensation I hate those who
use the employees and that then none ends up benefiting. There are a lot
of people who, when they fire him, were in black. Everything that
' s wrong. They think their lives are gonna get better after that trial.
And I very little what improves the employer' s life or the employer
melted it and they don' t improve his life. The only thing that
improves people' s lives is having a safe job. In Argentina, in
Argentina there are people who how many at the time. I' m talking
to you because a lot of me was discussing this with my colleagues for a
long time. They agree that, because of course I now see him as
owning a little bit, we' re there fighting, but we' re,
we' re, we' re standing and we' re growing.
They agree that, as truck drivers said, at that time, as I
said, workers share the profits of the company, it is not a cooperative.
It doesn' t have to do with the car cooperative. No.
No, no, no, no. You' re saying that part of
the letter company, the only time pen. I worked in America and was
the only one. Then we heard no more and I said the guy has.
I said and why didn' t it come time to do a little
moyanism, because the guy said the entrepreneurs make millions and millions and millions,
and the workers do everything they can to make them an entrepreneur and earn millions
and don' t share when they' re doing well, they don'
t just share the defeats when the won don' t share them. I
can tell you something. I am. I think there' s a part
of the companies, there' s a part of their utility that they have
to give incentive to people, because people need to have an incentive, because
if you don' t already talk about the lathe, there are people who
die behind the lathe. My uncle always told me my son I' m
going to die behind the lathe. They were tournaments and ratifiers. We have
to give incentive to people. You can' t take it all. You
can' t take everything. You have to change a lot. People have
to change. You have to know that there is a percentage that has to
distribute it. There are companies that do it, no, but it does
not, but you know it' s good in the form of an incentive,
because it' s a matter of life not normal for there to be
bonds, for example, when a company out there isn' t that common,
but in other parts of the world it is, but sea that there
are bonds afterwards, when a company is doing very well. That' s
right, we' ll give you now. I want to know if Moya
doesn' t share that of or worker to see which workers represent her lid
that there is no mouth. I don' t know if he' s
arrived, but he' s been mouthing for quite a few years now when
he gets a big prize playing liberators or he gets out a canmionet champion,
so what percentage of what he gets for the championship is shared with all the
lower division coaches. I know it' s okay. Okay. It has
to do with what we' re talking about. It' s an incentive.
The lower coach has absolutely nothing to do with the achievement of first division,
but somehow, somehow he shares. It' s an initiative for them
to keep forming. And if you crest of a fright we' re talking
to you, people get to see we ask the audience attention. A little
bit can be very good. Pay attention to what the band on the other
side says. What things wouldn' t you be banking if it came out
in a labor law, a new law, a labor reform? What wouldn
' t you have? Look, there' s a lot of libertarians on
the other side, you wouldn' t sit down? Get up, hello,
dear fan and pretty band. What I would not accept is that there
should be no change and what I would accept is that the weight of the
state is removed. No, no, but to the job generators and the
employees I want to ask how hard- working to own. There' s
a big hug of mine brother Justin po Long to see Dalera is missing how.
I' m never going to accept that I' m still getting the
money, the contribution union and the social work, because I don' t
see any of it. The social work serves me for the Discounts the pharmacy
where I' m going to take a shift. I have to pay the
most expensive bonus of my life and contributions. I' m never gonna hit
them. I' m following some politician here in 20 years he' s
gonna steal it. Well, not to mention the union. Not to mention
the union. Look, I' m a informatics worker and more flexibility is
needed across the board, so new job reform is needed. With the good
and the bad, you can' t have everything. You can' t
win at all. So you need to have your provisos against, but you
need to be able to lose the lauro more easily, but you' re
going to be able to get another one more easily. We' re going
to be favored all hello team. The fault. What I would not accept
is that all the contributions that go to the national, provincial, municipal state,
whatever that seems to me to be like elsewhere in the world, should
be accounted for sometime in the year. I' m Pablo de Córdoba.
I hear you, I' m always on the whole team. Greetings there
the boys and what I' m a lifelong employee. The only thing I
wouldn' t accept is that they don' t pay me a salary and
that they don' t have partner honor the rest of anything to put you
on the job, because I think it' s a hero and today,
when there' s law and work in a company, it' s impossible
for the employer to give work. I love them a lot skinny. They
spend them, they spend them. Thank you, my brother. Well,
you heard that messenger. Okay. They' re all talking about people wanting
to see what they want to work, they want work and they want to
pay the exact yuel and they want change. He doesn' t want the
money not to be spent on anything, too, or to be wasted as
the last ones have been. Who also knows me that there is a policy
that for years has made people want to bite the hand that feeds him.
But you don' t think it' s totally unfair. If I tell
you tomorrow, I' ll flank you with a part of it. I
am Lorenzo uf if not for me I do not want. I' m
from the salon. I don' t want to be an independent you.
You by mouth, I knock down, I am evoking sunset by mouth.
Well, but I' m gonna tell you, but I don' t
want to. I' m not telling you. Watch out for this move,
she plays Cristina on Saturday all over the place. It is the political
data of the week for me the data and Cristina moves. I' m
not gonna punch him, look at him focus autodos. Only if Cristina moves
does the political arc move now. He moved north. It' s made
him move a little more with the fain failure I' m not letting you
move Don' t pull Dale. Move Cristina, it' s because the
opposition is starting to move to use, because it' s opening up.
He' s coming back tomorrow, because he' s watching. You saw
that it' s already cloudy and the rain is gone. Last year he
moved quite a bit too and did not result in his death. He jumped
from one candidate to the other after letting go of his hand you go with
the colfas and the court. You think the court is libertarian. No.
I think the court is asking the justice system to act. How it corresponds
and how it corresponds It' s happening little by little. You see,
there' s some data and some of it, very little by little,
but well, you see it there, yeah, well. I wanted to
show you one thing a few minutes before we left the other day. I
ran into this news in Info. I' m asking you to pay attention
to this for ten seconds. I ran into this nine- year- old
girl fighting cancer at INFOBII. I don' t know if you have the
news. Put the news down a little bit. There' s the little
girl. His name is Guadalupe de la Cruz. He needs to go to
Italy like this. There must be thousands of cases. Not if a hundred
thousand people. I think this was done many times but I find it interesting
as Infobi puts it and says if a hundred thousand people donate two thousand pesos.
I' m diagnosed with neuroblastoma four years ago. He receives medical care
in Spain. He must continue to fight this kind of cancer in the Jesus
child hospital in Rome. Therapy costs three hundred and sixteen euros. And this
little girl that you' re looking at there peeled already surely for chemo.
What can be done, what can be done, what can be done.
I' ll leave you down the places where you can give a hand.
I don' t know if you have it to put down the cbu there
is last. They know they take a screenshot and they take a picture of
them with their cell phone. I leave a second to the cell phone and
whatever five hundred pesos can, that is to say, beginning to donate to
us this little girl. Whatever it is is a dollar two pesos, five
peso, five hundred pesos, six hundred pesos, or whatever and make a
reminder, a reminder and look what I' m going to tell you,
because a hundred thousand people. We reach one hundred thousand people, one hundred
thousand visualizations and it' s two thousand per head in alfajoro is close to
that, how many have some more thousand, five hundred, two thousand pesos
that we don' t eat an alphajor this month and give it to the
baby. We put the money together, a potter, an alpha- jorcite
that doesn' t put in your belly and this little girl gets through.
There it is you take out a photo and we make one that is recorded
this and that so for those who listen on the radio I say the alias
is sea Barca Cajón, sea Barca cajón and the market pay together for wadapps.
Is it easier? Market? It' s easier together by wada,
but they' re both all together, because then there appear those fake bills
that you sea boat stitch, drawer point and the pay market is all together,
no points together by war guys, this type pardon, this program,
this shipment must have by the amount that was reached fifteen thousand, this in
three days is in one hundred twenty thousand visualizations. I don' t ask
for everything, because I know that 2, 000 pesos is a lot of
money for a lot of people, a lot of money, but a wad
at least a little bit of a month. I don' t know two
turrones less and we don' t give it 2, 000 pesos. Everything
that can be done we shake hands with is small, which I think we
all deserve to make a small gesture to make the world better. And today,
when I was getting out of neonatology, seeing my chubby, I got
a girl who' s a nurse. From there I know ale, I
know you' re going to neura. He says you don' t give
me a hand. He says because I have my grandfather asking for blood at
Rabs Mejía Hospital and here he gave me the application and he also gives me
a hand. He says in neuda you see so many people. Yeah,
sure, give it to me, so here' s a prescript of patient
' s name, to see what hours of care Monday to life. Ah
is for Ernesto, pera gine Era gine ernesto, pera gine In traumatology in
bed one thousand nine hundred and fifty. In bed trauma in a thousand nine
hundred and fifty. At the Mejía bouquets hospital, so if anyone is out
there, the Ran Mejilla hospital wants to give a hand and donate blood.
Welcome, be good too. We started to say goodbye, but first I
want to tell you this brick dollar. When does this money laundering come that
they say they' re going to throw the read right. Any good looks
at what this is. The Palace of Roca Tailia, Taleo Torres found out.
Tronco found out. Agustín Rodríguez found out. There' s no silver,
I read the silver to see we' re going to skinny. No
Rotaliata palace. It' s a beautiful exclusive place. They look at that
pireta with the girls till 7: 30 at night in the verlehermoso summer.
Down there, look what it is. When you take a few matecitos the
pools above, you feel a real gentleman look what the apart still keeps the
air from the Roccataliata Palace. Progress of construction. You can put a little
video in today' s breakthrough. This commercializes corn properties. In the progress
of the construction February of the two thousand twenty- four puts arrives to the
ascents, to the pones, the elevators to see that arrive, they make
them about this. From now on the ground as it goes down Look good
day. I don' t know. They came to Mira two sundaes and
they make them about Mira how they work these first level people eh Hyundai brand
is Korean Hundai, Yes with istorians. The elevators for the Roca Talia Palace
have arrived, it is already small enough that the units are always delivered and
how is the Uba credit with the subject of inflation goes down a little bit,
that nothing more or less. It' s a good eyeball for caria
villages. Mortgage tactically and I want to thank you. Or sell condo properties,
exclusive properties, but look who send me something. Look at how the
ortho sports reporter and one of them liked the little bottle. There' s
the fire. One does, but how we can see this for each rabbit
to see from me is what exceeds glasses you keep the whole bottle cut look
so that they see my communist and socialist part. I' ll take one
and it' s where you guys spread out all good, you spread it
out to everyone. I like each other, I see how cute you look
at what you miss It' s good. The design seems to be there
too you see poes and forgive me and you do the ligarch you stay with
this one. Manuel Garga, you don' t get this, uh,
you don' t get this. Not here was left but you have one
to give him what a barbarian to see us as we are a rat to
journalists. Yeah, and back there I killed Manuelito, all the guys how
cute that he' s so rich is what he' s just, yeah,
he looks sweet on top I love to kill him. Now he gave
it to the baby in the tologys Get up as before this one was going
to say a little thing. Yes, my brother, I don' t
know if you have to go on. No, no, it wasn'
t, I was already watching. Thanks to doing they saw that we,
with logs and other people, always help the animals and the shelters. I
want people to give them a hand to shelter. Don Tor Cuato has more
than 400 animals in custody and well they are having quite a hard time,
because the food greatly increased. So if you can give him a shelter hand,
Dontor, like shelter, Don Tor four, or if Dontor four,
perfect, well, it lasts for two. St Lawrence and you saw him
in laborious zeal. No, no, I can' t see you lose
Lorenzo is an Argentine team whenever r loses decision, takes care of that car,
but he lost playing the liberator and in this decision the potato fried and
green, but a paste reason, volume the decision threw him out. It
' s one more week, as well as that group, one more week
and they call thanking the session. They' re like the more look-
alike semanita security they farted at the Copa Libertador. I remember what it was
and they went to the final and they won it and they don' t
win Romanian abro and it' s king fan of that. Lorenzo is one
or sick to life, imilia the whole family. What are made of thread
did not shit. How I admire him going there ne silo Hurricane. Of
course this letter neither idol heh pardon, but the freedom with it is carrying
the cuckoo won it li from Hurricane, boluto the hurricane. Well, I
can bring you to tea. Well, look, I' m telling you
right, okay, olu, but what' s it gonna be? It
' s very small team to be an achievement for everyone. Well, he
' s not a madman, a reality, a listener and friends on screen,
the parched nation seriously respite. A lot of people had great yes,
yes, now we' re all in charge. Okay. I saw Donoffrey
a genius. They were great so yes, if you told Mom you gave
it so come on like that, sorry. I' m answering to conni
who asks me if the mom, because today is a neo grandparent' s
day. Then Grandma went in the morning to see Beltrán and of course it
' s a one- time visit. But I told the doctor that my
grandmother told her grandmothers are similar. You saw him right there was the case
that Conniisis' mom doesn' t sometimes confuse her with her friend. He
said rock seriously if he doesn' t care. There are people who said
Chita toÁngeles and toldÁngeles to Chista. So if you see her like
that, it' s because they' re very similar. They' re
the two different ones, but they' re messing with each other. That
' s where it was chido. We have to jump or grind to see
we jump the millet, to see albentro, we' re going to send
the girl with the bangs. Here today I' m going to know that
I wanted to do something with the fingers Lend not to get it ready and
I don' t want to show it because it has a very, very,
very particular situation. This one goes fat in Conny' s chest,
because Conni' s boob takes the milk and the asshole makes this asshole lifts
the band you make me makes heavy message to pacifist. Let' s think
about it well that you know, that Cristina is going to be on Saturday
when now you' re going to now for a bombito, for up to
boom boom, for me to show you, for your fingers, for look,
for I want to see it, to look at the look as I
show you my fingers there, there it is look, look at the beat
ones that don' t look good. There he is in the two of
two, raising both fingers, there in the men' s. You'
re going to put an angry zoo where I race good, because I raised
it maximum and sent it to Agustín cemente drawn. The little one is the
Peronist or the big one. I don' t know what you' re
waiting for. There was a churcho documentary that was playing in the background.
I' m people coming back dear. Thank you, Po Teta state.
Chalege Charlie I want to tell you something on PC countersh I started playing strike
singer. Ah tremendous cool, tremendous technology with the cs torclé I will start
from below. Hey, now that with Miley four and a half I'
ve already had a churrinche I didn' t really start. I' m
all right, all right. There' s already playing online all the mortgage
credits come back. Who' s the hero with Gretto mortgage. I don
' t think the mortgage bank came out and I know how to play ja
now what the morning chao