Despite that, on the multiverse multiverse multiverse fantile from Monday to Friday 17 to
19 in Alexander Fantino in Neura. Good afternoon, how are you? Well
Today we are almost multiversion punctual, but we do not decide to start making
punctual because there are also a number of topics to be addressed today fundamental.
How are they, how is it going well, whether we were or would
be today yes and accelerated can be, but that is not today. No,
that' s always the case, but today' s a special day.
Little by six in the morning. I started writing in the group.
The only one who answered me was or yes. Since we' re good
too, or he was just sleeping, it wasn' t that he woke
up for himself. Of course you recent no minor have a life? He
' s not, not how do we have a life? And then the
skinny one was barking. Me, too, the six o' clock monkey
in the morning. Of course we look, he' s putting on the
synth and Igualejama is also the chan in the group. Sure as well in
the Group. She doesn' t consider the issues. She' s already
sorting out the issues she' s going to tell you here we' re
going to count Hello stop. You don' t have to be unplayed,
you don' t have to be unfair. He probably sent them to the
Gelage first. He gave her what' s there and not there, too.
I love him, too. I didn' t see Leo in the
group. I put the fact that he has a topic that he considers relevant
to comment that he put it in the group wrote no one out there or
we don' t have to relieve the group. The mon wrote half an
hour ago. You threw two songs and now not good, an hour and
a half that cute girl who looks like the cute frisky, the one who
doesn' t like the opposite. He threw theme to talk later, to
throw away the themes he threw away. The jador would be your bowl to
throw something away. I told you that if you have to talk about important
subject outside the arts failure came out. It' s a distance. Yeah,
yeah. Let' s talk at seventeen thirty. We already have the
link where Telma Fardin will speak from Amnesty headquarters. There in Santos Dumont,
because we already saw it. About an hour ago, the information was known
that there is a court in Brazil that carries out a sentence of six years
for sexual abuse taxed. We were just here, Agustín is your program,
because you understand the legal and criminal part, no, no, but keep
in mind that one knows the foundations of the sentence. You can only be
led by the news, which are very brief, but apparently it is what
they say is that the judges of the Appeals Chamber would have taken into account
evidence that the trial judge would have discarded or would not have taken into consideration
that they were important for the balance to give a conviction. Now he'
s asking you,' cause we were just talking. This is a denunciation
made in two thousand eighteen of a fact of two thousand nine. Well,
yes, it was in Managua on the ducky- faith- jewel tour.
Now, if there is no evidence, because there were no cameras, there
was not only testimony and psychiatric and psychological expertise. How can it be that,
in a first instance, the judges fail in favor of giving test and
in a second instance fail in favor of telma having only having the same evidence.
It' s very difficult. The psychological expert test has an, say,
important assessment in this type of crime. I can' t elaborate specifically
on the professional issue, because I understand that when the crime was committed temporarily
in time, let' s say it' s much easier for professionals to
figure out what kind of damage was. Beyond that crime, the damage is
irreversible and takes place throughout the life of the victim, his or her entire
life. Well, in this case, I don' t know exactly,
because I' m telling you, it would be very important to look at
the basics, and one of the things that I can evaluate is striking,
because I think the crime that he was charged with was that of rape with
carnal access. The rape is the rape in Argentina. It' s called
this, listen to me. Let' s do something, let' s
do a poll whether or not people want to hear Garden' s testimony that
they decide in the chat, because if anyone doesn' t want us to
deal with that topic, we brought a ter list a terrible state of issues.
What happened in Europe with the advance of different parties, of different political
parties of the right, that interests me opinion, because we will think back
to what was the category of the ultra right, as it was titled in
all the media. I don' t know if they saw him after the
FIP issue. I don' t know if they could see what the ad
is, too. That' s an important issue. That' s an
important issue. But let' s do it, we can ask him for
a survey. We watch Thelma Fardin' s speech live. Yes or no.
No. Well, that' s how the skinny one shot. The
truth is that the truth is that in fact, just as it prepares people,
I criticize the collective, but I also think we have to leave it
for the people' s consideration. I, as a lawyer, am used
to this so I do not celebrate when I win in first instance, because
this is still appealable or not, and I understand that that fight before a
higher court. But that is why I say first instance judgments. We must
be cautious, then, but beyond anyone here, no one was going to
celebrate either side or side. I say it' s a court case,
and now this is going to be a second distance. Let' s just
say it' s information, that' s all. What happened to say,
tell it and wait to see what' s coming. It' s
not much more. The decision is not yet made. It' s not
much more than that, but so let' s say listen or get online,
listen to one. I understand Telma speaks now, yes, but there
she is. Thank you guys, I' m the same for the chat
We see a no resounding, but let' s see during this look we
' re going to give about five minutes to vote and if we don'
t go directly with the topics we had prepared for today and if they say
yes, at seventeen thirty, we put anyway, it' s a topic
to see something we have to say repeatedly we comment on the subject of the
trial. I understood many times we talked about the collective. Remember that Telma
Pardina denounces her with the female collective, which was a tea in the actor
' s uncle, but where it had been you remember that they filmed a
video. Well, I know if it was in a theater or you clone
that you were because you were on an exact stage. I don' t
remember where physical, but they' d done it. It was this December
of two thousand and eighteen. They remember how it was all televised. I
remember everything, because it was also a fact I say to you without present.
This was something in two thousand nine that is denounced in two thousand eight
with the video equal to me what I don' t want bad, from
my place mix things up, because here one waits and that justice acts.
Let' s say I don' t like to take part either side or
side, because it doesn' t belong to me. I don' t
know, I' m not a judge. You understand me. I say
one criticized the collective at the time because what it did was only emphasize that
issue because it was also a famous actress and then, in countless cases,
disappeared. So it' s not bad than the collective. I keep criticizing
him, which has nothing to do with it, nothing to do with this
case, let' s say, we fire him and for me it has
to be reported and counted and to speak let' s say I find it
disrespectful and I speak for myself of my place to say it seems to me
that this is okay. This is wrong, when I absolutely do not know
how to determine the justices. Of course it' s all like that,
but not saying it' s the one under the carpet. A fact that
until recently we were talking about the subject of acquittal. The solution to what
I draw attention to is that there are two issues of very short time.
He totally came up with decisions. In fact, it happens to happen soil.
It is common for it to fail first in favour and then against.
And yes, for this purpose there are the instances for that, the juellos,
the judges of the chambers and then also those of the Superior Court check
whether the evidence was actually valued, as appropriate, the testimonies, the expertises.
There' s one with a bunch of things that normally one when a
good one, the one who' s a lawyer is used to this.
But out there this is a subject that everyone doesn' t know and yes,
logically, many times you say, but how this came out. I
have a client who has a saying. Those who you thought were winning,
I lost those who you thought were losing, I won them and it happens,
it happens many times. Now this is a very sensitive issue. And
this one I understand that well, the judges of the House will have spoken
valued the evidence. He' s sensitive about the media, Agustín, because
what that is is sensitive. From the media point of view, we know
why the political use he had at the time. Well, there' s
a lot of push that' s behind one to talk. Now I'
m talking to you as a lawyer, now as a citizen. I know
there was a terrible political self- use of a fact that shouldn' t
have had that use, because if there was a crime or a crime and
it was over and we didn' t need them to do that whole scenario.
But either we get to two thousand five hundred or we change or we
continue with the subject this. If it seems to me that I am with
you skinny, for me it' s too much to see that we saw
that people stand on one side of the other by a question of affinity or
of what they might like or dislike. Here' s who' s going
to determine whether he' s guilty or not in justice and here we don
' t even know the basics, and that' s going to express it
in the eye. To see two thousand to two thousand five hundred votes we
close Fardin begins to speak seventeen thirty to the two thousand five hundred we close
and if they say we do not go to the other side and if they
say yes I, equally for me they will say if I say it is
not, do not say it is not worth saying it is not. Bad
but truly every one who stands next to him, not because he will have,
as you say, his affection, his tastes, his way of thinking
whatever he wants. It seems to me that since this issue in its time
was so widespread for political management and we already know for which side we are
going to put ourselves on that side or start talking is like contributing to that
which we are so critical of. Then nothing. The only thing we have
to do and form what is going on, what happened, what can happen
now or what time is expected that this will appeal and come as I feel
information and nothing more to see how much via the poll is already in two
thousand five hundred we react or do not react to the speech of Terma frank
Guys. It' s not gonna be a funny show today. Must be
a what happened, dropped YouTube. There must have been some, some small
cut in there, but let' s see if we can close down what
the 12th poll says and it' s already from the survey gives a four
- fold yes of twenty- one percent, if it' s a lot
of people, well, so not seventy- nine. Well we just keep
going, kid, let' s go positive. Don' t put it
positive, that' s not positive, so let' s change the subject
completely. We brought there today. They were talking about spiny, talking about
a lot of issues to talk about, but for me a very important issue
is what happened in the European Parliament this weekend. Why I say important.
We' re going to make a technical, technical introduction, but then we
' re going to open the debate about why today everyone is calling the ultra
- right media. We got off the subject, Fardin. We didn'
t go by why we' re going to talk about Parliament, what happened.
To understand a little and give contexts. If you want Manu, we
can put how Parliament is composed with the new numbers. Look at this,
it is the European Parliament, in the European Union, with 27 countries,
which has the constitution of Parliament, i e MEPs, MEPs, what they
do is define the laws of the European Union, sanction them, reject them,
and take part in the budget. Remember that England, actually England UK,
wants to go Brexit because there was also a handling by the silver that
did not agree among other issues. And also what they do is to monitor
other institutions that are within Europe, they form with the European Council. What
happened here. We' re seeing different colors and there was a breakthrough in
what' s called the center right. To understand this is done once every
five years. That' s seven hundred and twenty seats. Five years ago
they were seven hundred and five, that is, they increased the number of
Members. Why, because each country has a representation in relation to its population,
of course it is delay, it is demographic. So, of the
27 countries, the most represented is Germany. Secondly, I do not think
I want to be mistaken, France is coming. Fourth is Italy and fifth
is Spain. After the stage, the Netherlands, Romania, etcetera. And
you have countries like, for example, Malta, with a smaller population that
are overrepresented. What does that mean that, regardless of having less population than
the rest, they have a floor of as many deputies basically as exactly the
provincial representation happens here, exactly that in the Chamber of Deputies there is an
excess of representation, exactly and in the Chamber of Senators you have a underrepresented.
What we are seeing here is that the EPEP is grouped by ideology,
i e that you do not group the different groups by country. There may
be a political party in Italy with one from Spain, one from Romania and
so, according to ideology, what happened here. The central point was that
what is the European People' s Party, which would be the center-
right, won more places in this election and then what and let' s
put it in relation to what is the ultra- right that thus headlined all
the media. He grew up when we talked ultra- right. Let'
s see, because we' re going to debate it is the toughest right,
the most radical right and what we saw is also part of what is
that red prey, which is the Social Democratic LSD. More in there is
Pedro Sanchez. That is to say, the PESOE, which also has the
second strongest weight within Parliament. And here there was a very important loss of
those who are reneu and urop who are the Liberals and the Green Party.
We already know the Green Party that has a much more ecological, more regionalist
part. Now we talked about it with Agustín I make this brief technical introduction
and we open the debate. There are two discussions that are taking place in
Europe. I do not know if they are seeing us the other day,
on the other side of Europe, but it is first, whether there is
more or less regulation by the European Union and pressure from governments, that is,
whether there must be more liberalism, less state regulation or greater pressure from
the state. And the second, which I think is a debate that we
have all seen, is the issue of immigration. Whether migration policies are more
or less flexible. Those are the two issues that are fundamental to the political
agendas of each of the parties. So there we see, for example,
what he says he believes and what he says id are the European Conservatives and
Reformists and the Identity and Democracy Group. These two groups, I tell you,
go more together. There' s Marine LEPN from France, who already
knows what happened to Macron, who gave him a run for the election because
it was a roll. Paper did cast doubt until continuity. Yes, I
like Milla and suspended the meeting. The meeting. Yeah, he' s
meeting with mcgron, just suspending the meeting. Now you' re gonna tell
me about it and then. There is also Meloni, of course George to
Meloni, who also ing leader discussed what is the most radical quote right.
Now I ask you the question that you keep naming yourself as ultra- right,
because I, almost two years from now, don' t know if
you remember if you remember United Kingdom, which I said about the ultra-
right of a video that went viral and put it quite in doubt. It
' s just, actually, I' m questioning it now because I'
m saying why you talk about the ultra- right and don' t open
up from the ultra- left. Because if I know much more about Spain
' s political parties than about other countries, you probably have more knowledge,
a little more information about Italy. I have, we have more data.
Italy, yes, well, Italy is a kilo, yes, but within
everything it is settling, as it can with melon and it has been settling
And yes, to me, at least it seems that yes, and at
least for the family that I have in Italy it seems to me that also,
because what happens is that it enters the right for something, this right
ends up uniting the Popular Party, with the PSOE in say in the European
Parliament, because in reality the ultra right is what none want. But wait
you say you' re there singers ahead I miss you Alejandro I say,
but for you' re changing the discussion not everything I wanted to say what
I preo, I preo get it does. On the other hand, there
is, there is the ultra right or there is no ultra right, yes,
of course not. It doesn' t exist. As a clear be
exist exist for it exists. Of course it doesn' t have a body,
say, formed and it' s a big movement. I think it
' s like they start calling it good. It' s ultra- right,
like boxing them somewhere, the same as the ultra- left. Yeah,
but for me pretty much. It always moves from one side to the
other, within a margin. What happens is that the concept changes a lot.
Formerly ultra- right is what most resembles fascism, of course, as
well as the ultra- left. One can tell you, well, it
' s straight out. These extremes no longer exist today, so for what
out there is an older perspective than what was ultra- right, ultra-
left. Actually. In fact, the ideologies that are represented in Europe today
are much more of the center of that chat chox on the left is ultra
everything from right to left as well as so close or so center that the
one that separates a little bit of quito is already like uh. That'
s his ultra- right, of course, and no. No. I
don' t think I' ll get to that agustín, to that condition
you gave me a tip. Oh yeah, cole I gave her a lot
of house number to list. I gave myself according to data in the day
you left several, but you didn' t give me one of the deputy
of the political party. That' s right. There' s a good,
there' s a political party, there' s an influencer. Now
I don' t remember the name he got. I believe that three MEPs
in Spain in no time is not a European Parliament, the Parliament of course,
but that Spanish, the Spanish party which, if I am going to
say, threw the party. Yes, it' s Spanish. That'
s the end of the party. No more seeing her so we can look
for her at a party. Party' s over. In theory all politicians
are influencers except in percentage he got more than box The clear percentage is over
yes, but you told me something more agustín. Sure, this one has
two postulates. Nothing more. I think one who put Pedro Sánchez and Tance
Onda in jail. It has to do with immigration. He' s an
intellectual He' s interested. So, with everything that lost politics. Sure,
I spent the night there. It' s called interest in politics.
Mano can put the news, because to me it seemed a date, which
for all done. I also heard that fifty percent of the people who could
vote voted. That is very normal, the same in this type of election,
for example in Finland. If I' m not mistaken what 23 percent
voted. Nothing clearer, no, but it' s very normal, because
people don' t, no, they don' t give it that much
ball. It' s not as politicized around here as we are. Many
do not know what is actually being voted on. Not that I' m
saying that people in Europe are ignorant. Neither does the turkey. Sure.
What I' m saying is, there' s no one out there.
There is not so much at stake, especially in countries that already has stability,
that they do not feel that they are playing or here we do not
play for the next four years, as we do in all elections. So
it' s normal for the percentage of voters to be lower. Last night,
one of the deputies elected by box did say that he understood that the
People' s Party had somehow betrayed the people' s vote by uniting with
the people of the socialist left, this one to preside over Parliament. I
don' t think I know if it is, but there' s no
doubt that because of what was seen on the map of Spain or talking on
the map of where France from. Yeah, there' s no doubt that
people have taken a course. Look there says a Spanish influencer founded, ended
ah Mira, ended the party and got three seats for the European Parliament.
If you militres with Miley and ship him yesterday, I don' t know
where I saw the Miley effect that had happened to see I opened it.
I can ask if you don' t zoom me in. The elections for
the European Parliament showed a breakthrough, as it looks back at the ultra-
right again in France, Germany and the Netherlands. France, Germany and Countries
Below are among the five countries that have the most representation in Spain, In
addition to box growth a influencer that is outsider, but not so much.
This is the Vice Perez who created the party this year. The salf party
is over and this Sunday he got eight hundred thousand votes and three seats in
the parliamentary organ of the European Union. But you don' t pay me
this. Yeah, he copied this from Miley. Promise promises to raffle his
salary as Javier Miley when he was a national deputy and build a mega jail
for politicians as Ulrich' s CFEC looks. Yes, of course, Burrish
had the terminary proposal from the prison. You are right, Dr Cristina Fernando
guiz l Tin, the reason the main media in Spain, like the country
and the world, point to him as the ultra- right agitator and attribute
him to spreading false news to see low. A little bit for me I
knew that I had proposed the same thing as that if I had him,
that' s why I' m sorry, that' s a copy.
I' m telling you, my lay pad had nothing to do with the
right- wing elections, but this guy, the leader of the grope,
you did go through, you did look, he had nothing to vote for.
No. Not for me, it had nothing to do with it or
for you general, not in Europe, no, but for you, yes,
I think the Dice Forum had its repercussions, it had to do with
it. I' m not telling you? I' m not telling you?
To be clear, because if it does not appear to be thermos,
I am not saying that the elections across Europe were directly the result of my
law speaking in Davos. What I' m saying is I think it influenced
such an important amount of people. Good to see for why January there.
I don' t want to let go. Love said you came here and
then we followed. Please don' t think so, and if it'
s because of the three things they say, well, yes, I find
it hard to put in jail or jail for all the corrupt politicians. You
don' t think so. I don' t think it' s any
different now It' s the same thing they' ve been saying for 150
years and it never happens. Well, it' s okay, but it
hasn' t mixed me up. I say don' t mix a little
or a lot. I don' t think it' s a bit.
Don' t mix me up when they' re in jail. Well,
I' m telling you, you' re right, it' s great,
no, but that' s something else. No, I don'
t. But it' s not another matter. Yeah, it' s
another no because it' s no other matter because I don' t know.
I do not know why this is not another issue, because history shows
me that different governments, different politicians, different Presidents, at that point promise
the same thing. When they arrive, nothing happens. We agree, it
' s not just nothing. Then they come back to power with what they
won or what they proposed. If he won, for example, it'
s little, how little he earns now and I don' t think he
depends on the party alone. The party' s over making that decision.
I' ll tell you a set of decisions. Not to get to that
now is no small thing. If those three things are trying to put corrupt
politicians in jail, that' s no small thing. It' s okay.
To me I repeat again it seems to me that I am the first
and if you have to give a hand, I could look for it.
Put the prisoners in. Well, that' s what I' m first.
In going I say, everyone promises that on time. Then you'
ll know no one tomorrow. If no one explains it, then you'
ll have to do tomorrow if they didn' t do what you said.
I' m going to tell you everything it shows, this is that politics
failed and people swelled up here in Europe, in Central America, wherever you
want me to remember, then it has to do with that not with that
if it' s ultra right or ultra left or nothing, it' s
ultra swollen egg. That' s what the eggs say. So rpchi walking
we' re going to see ay I left Marcos' chat for Chini,
put it back that you said something about Italy I have what it says.
I' m living in Italy and since Melon is here, there' s
been a super positive change for Italy. Let' s see what people say
about super chat. If there are people from Europe write to us, which
is what is happening, because one speaks from the perspective of here in Argentina,
which reads the middle. There is no doubt that Europe is economically first.
Europe is not well, especially in Spain. I think Spain' s
inflation is pretty good, but we say it' s not good and we
have a comparison or wall with us look here everyone in Europe is not here.
In fact, inflation is raining in Europe. They were used to it,
but woe low inflations after the pandemic. Inflation was steadily rising. On
the other hand, I think there are at the moment the number of people
receiving subsidy. They call it unemployment. This historically among the highest, with
which the economy is not fluorescent. But let' s not compare with us.
That' s not why I' m saying he' s wrong with
them. Next to what we know. It' s no good, but
I' m telling you how the ban is They' re still holding the
30th euro. However, they say that this Europe, Europe forgives. Spain
continues to survive Pedro Sánchez' s policy, simply because he is in the
European Community, because that could not. I don' t know how to
see for your country what the underprivileged people here say. We recommend that we
go the note of shiple and Contacker. He' s the first one to
see her all over the world. I did not see that note, but
I have no pending j If the right is conservative and the revolutionary left,
if I believe them until years ago and the right wins with a rupture plan,
we will be facing a new conception from right to left. Politological greetings,
mate, an ontological greeting. What else we can hear from people we
can ask, Let' s ask for audios from people who live in Europe.
If you' re watching us get audio from the people of Europe at
eleven thirty- eight, twenty- five, thirty- one ninety? Eleven,
thirty- eight, twenty- five, thirty- one ninety? Yes,
you live in some European Union country and you want to tell us a
little bit about the situation. If we are closed, if Spain is on
fire, if the right is really more socialist or social of moc what to
pass. But apart from something else, politically, Spain is living a terrible
time to form. The Sánchez government joins the separatists. Yes, of course,
and he joins in and asks for more than he promised to give.
I mean, they' re asking for more. And you' re being
asked to call again for elections. This buidemon is in Catalonia, with which
these elections are terrible. But both. Andy Lopardo tells you about Spain is
living well if we compare, but Pedro Sánchez, the Southerel group took on
the mentality of youth. He' s telling you they live well. No,
no, but it' s like that, but it' s bad.
They don' t live in Augustinian, well, but they ran in
Europe. They still have the euro. That' s why you know when
the average salary in Spain was set for today, let' s not talk
about Europe, let' s talk about Spain. In Spain it is in
fact, it is the subsidy for the unemployment of a thousand euros. You
have a thousand euros. You don' t live in Spain. Because if
you want to go rent now only for rent you have seven hundred eight hundred
euros anything and then you have to eat, you have to travel. I
have to understand that things are cheaper than here. Okay, but what happens
is that we have to say how nice it is to live anywhere else here.
It' s just that, well, we' re talking about asking
the Spanish if he likes to live like this. Not what happens now we
' re over Spanish. It doesn' t tell you what a nice country,
but I' m going back. But when we talk about this kind
of thing, we talk about what Europe always was. Ahito de España,
my daughter, this Spain to live here after almost eleven years and sees everything
very expensive. Look at your daughter, my daughter came to live after that.
It' s very expensive. It' s all very clear. Dad
tells me the TV that I have to buy here, I bought it for
half the price. It' s all half the Argentine caron and not here
with taxes. Now he' s asking me how the Spaniards are. The
Spaniards, not comparatively with Argentin, are on the hook. So let'
s not talk from our prism, because, logically, it' s us
that always live and two meters to the ground and they don' t go
to us. We' re gonna get people from Europe more. There I
was told more, eleven, plus, no more nine, fifteen, eleven,
Look You came out eight, twenty- five, thirty- one ninety.
I want to hear audio from people who are living in Europe and who
tell us how the situation is, if what we are, if Spain is
destroyed and if they are in other countries, how they are in those countries.
There' s tonic says that we don' t get tonics are Australians,
that' s limos in Australia. Oh, yeah, yeah. Yeah,
I saw another area,' cause I live a 25- year-
old autres. He works in the Australian Parliament for more than a decade.
The difference is in justice. Here it works, well, it' s
until we say it always works. Doing justice would be a totally different country
and Van Gracias. He sent a barbarity that I cannot read if he is
very strong, no yes, Sergio López Listen to this there is Perez,
he is a journalist who is censored in almost all Spanish media. He has
won cases against politicians where he denounced them and made telegram campaigns because he doesn
' t have Twitter either. I recommend interviews that have several YouTube channels,
because they did not allow him to be in the debates. But what I
' m saying is this. See, it doesn' t matter what we
think or what we see from the garden as the book. The reality is
what the Spaniards think and the truth that was dyed right from the Popular Party.
Now, logically, to form government you have to do certain things and
with feijola again you did not reach. But there is no doubt that people
are choosing an option that is not the one in the government right now,
certainly good, but that is why it is the effect that is being replicated
now throughout Europe. We' ve just said Meloni' s case, Meloni
' s still mending his position. His strength in Italy puts it now,
as they tell him, that the Kingmaker, the maker of kings because of
course, who meets Melonia now has one foot inside to win anything exactly because
you already have Meloni' s support, which weighs a lot now in Europe
and then there is another subject that is no less than many times it is
ugly to touch it here. In Argentina a lot of you say r of
immigration, give it that later cuts us. Oh, no, no,
yes, and then we' re cut off in Spain, Italy. There
are those votes Spain, Spain, Germany, the United Kingdom. Well,
the UK isn' t here, but I' m saying they' re
suffering terribly from the immigration issue. But not immigration as we knew it,
if not immigration of people. I actually raped many of them not most of
them, but unfortunately they' re going to offend clearly we' re,
we' ve been through it too. I always say that the one who
has good will to work should come. Unfortunately, however, there is a
sector that comes to the mangueo to the subsidy and some come to other things.
Well, I don' t agree with that and I think that we
have to give it not because of a question of selfishness, but of necessity,
priority to Argentina, of necessity when Argentina is about one thousand eight hundred
forty or so fifty. Well, it' s okay, but I don
' t know if we' re gonna see it ourselves. But today,
unfortunately, we have to adjust and there is no logistics in any of the
countries of Europe to absorb the number of people who move daily. The other
time, in Ceuta there was practically an invasion of people who got in,
they didn' t have how to do it and they went in and they
went in the sides of the streets stealing from people because many of them steal
others out of necessity because they are jets directly. Eleven, thirty- eight,
twenty- five, thirty- one ninety. Those who are in Europe
tell us how the situation is. We' ve got audios, we can
put it on. Let' s go together and see what they tell us.
I' m Nicholas alive in Portugal. We always listen to each other
from here and here overnight. They cut off the expression of interest, which
was just that you come as a tourist, you look for a job and
you can stay. Then you have to make a number of requirements that are
easy to get the residency. That' s over overnight. The point is
that you are in Portugal, the salaries are very low and we had Portuguese
go to other countries of Europe, so it has no labour. I don
' t know how long you' re going to last them Hi bad and
team how they' re doing I hope well I always hear them here from
Sweden. I am Nicholas, living two years ago and more than anything else,
the problem of the left and right here in Europe, well, in
Sweden, more than anything, was always Social- Democratic. Of course you
see the problem with illegal immigration and with the immigration problem of people who brought
in from the worst countries in the world and well, they don' t
integrate. And that makes it a little more complicated to live around, which
is not like complicated between quotation marks, it' s not like Argentina,
hello guys good night to all of us are living in Murcia, in Spain
and more than five years, and the most complicated situation that is beginning to
see Here is with immigrants who are illegally, in addition to the subsidies that
they give them, they give them telephone so that they have unlimited internet calls,
as well as giving them money and also clothes. There are a lot
of people here who support my law and also a lot of people who support
Luis Pérez. Nothing kid kisses God having put a second pause look I want
to tell you something fell on YouTube. No yes, yes something and it
is cut, but it is what is doubted, touch on that five we
said some word that to censor ourselves we have had a problem h The issue
is much more serious than it is believed, because it has to do with
politics and it has to do with ideology and I will explain to you why.
Because when someone wants to get a citizenship that logically, if a persona
works, has first the residence, invests another loss. Then he wants to
access citizenship. As in any normal country, there is no problem. The
issue that there is a direction to which some are more benefited than others.
I' ll give you an example always self- referential. Ah my daughter
is Spanish. He has Spanish citizenship. Spanish. They gave it to him
after eleven years. He records a Haitian in a year and a half.
He' s already Spanish. And my daughter has Rodriguez and on the mother
' s side she has this cryret that is Catalan and clearly you understand me
on my lady' s side and you have that last name and comes one
that is called pyrulin and comes from and gives it to her faster, but
they give the phone where, you want what she has. There is also
an ideology in who they give citizenship. And there are certain privileges. There
are privileges why it did not match, because exactly and that points out that
the cat that is going to want to be made to city will not give
it a phone that has that just an Argentine that has direct descent from two
Spaniards, should give it much faster than someone who is not good. No,
no, no, no, obviously not to see I tell you one
thing, but don' t go to Spain. Give yourself forty blocks if
you find a community of Bolivians who say we want home, we want home,
worthy the other time came a lady who says I already got it in
my house. Now I want one for my son and go ask him for
morale. That' s the policy that doesn' t go, the policy
of benefiting, of benefiting people above others, and not because somehow it has
some, some added value just ideology. To tell me honestly, I had
a case that was a journalist who worked for a few years in Spanish America
who came to work here because that was almost what she wanted. I know
who knew yes. Three and a half months they sent him a letter.
They told him that this one as he hadn' t done to the girl
' s papers, he left he had r here. There are people who
stay to live in neighbouring countries and no one asks them anything. I'
m not talking good or bad. No one asks anything, you have a
problem, that' s nothing. When you found him at six months and
I already have nei tell you, but, Augustine, whose fault it is,
whose ideological responsibility is. Okay, but the good guy' s to
blame. I know, but the responsibility of giving one of a denaido as
if it were also I don' t know a hundred grams of cooked ham
is part of the state and well, but I don' t trot driven
by us. We live in a state until December that had an ideology why,
because it was up to them to electorally agree that these clear people outside
Argentina, they are not interested in what they will live, how they will
be to survive in the country, what their future will be, that of
the boys, the school, the health Teresa come and not because Argentina,
the Constitution. We' re open to everyone. No, brother, but
it' s okay. We were open to everyone and that Constitution was the
preamble to the Constitution. We are going to respect everything now the conditions,
the conditions are not the same and, as well Europe is not Argentina and
yet in Europe there is the overrun. Anyway, I allow myself to feel
a little bit. It' s not even ideology to me. It'
s for me to keep working to perpetuate itself in power. Let' s
just say I give you to lay your booties is a customer. If you
want to put a question, what you say to IT doesn' t matter
what they' re going to live on, they care that they' re
in Argentine, because it' s totally good for them. Then now the
issue of immigration in Europe also ends. It is creating problems among the countries
themselves, because, logically, which countries end up receiving most of the immigration,
Spain and Italy. Of course it is very common why, because of
the position of the lockdown and if, apart from climate issues, it is
closer to everything, then what happens meloni grabs the people of France, the
people of Belgium and tells him how it can be that we are receiving all
the African immigration if those who did shit to all of Africa are you and
logical, you start to generate diplomatic attention there too, because there are certain
countries that take less immigrants, because then they are also distributed within the European
Union. There is a specific silver background there that is destined for that so
that we can also reward in a certain way who takes more immirates. But
of course, the situation goes out of hand to see da. You have
some more audio for me to listen to. I tell you back to eleven,
thirty- eight, twenty- five, thirty- one ninety and I
don' t say much twice. Yeah, yeah, well, we update
that they have to be updated. Start a new video for those who are
still stuck in the chat, putting f are a new or equal to us,
we get stuck in the chat because it didn' t move anymore.
So that' s the most that' s there are three in how many
now and you have Witcher on Twitch. We' re reading them, so
finkers Kid says" haha" We send Russia to thermal shock, says well,
doesn' t decide Hernand says depends, not good. No audios.
There are no audios and there are audios. Let' s see, let
' s hear more people hello how about Andan. My name is Mauro.
I live in Poland, in a city called glivitze Wow. The truth is
that in Poland here in Europe. Paradoxically, I have a war here around
Ukraine with Russia, but nothing is lived with the issue of security. All
right. Imagine that the boys leave school and walk away in their homes.
It' s unthought out or it' s weird stuff like kids just going
shopping for what we lived in at certain times in our country. What I
' m starting to notice is food inflation, look at the neura I'
m Lucas alive in the Netherlands a year and a half ago, hello Luna
and all this right- wing awakening in Europe is due to Muslim immigration,
which are the ones that cause the most trouble here in European countries or the
band good night from Spain. Well, pretty much what Agustín r is saying.
R. S ns a Zozo, what is doing the weight of Sanchez
at the head until many socialists are ashamed of what has been done, but
they know what after always end up putting them the vote. I am happy
that you have won the right in Europeans and hope that the next will win
the shameful government. The street is not burned because, as always, the
right, the ultra- right, they fill their mouths and say what fear.
In Argentina he won the ultra- right, because the ultra- right.
In the end, we are super peaceful and we only do it from
the word neura. I' m speaking to you from Austria. The situation
here in general is quite similar to what has been going on in recent years.
There are no major changes. Yeah, it' s true that with
everything we' re talking about the media around the world, obviously, one
notes more immigration issues, caze issues. The point is that I have had
my family in Europe for many decades and every decade there was a different foreigner
than he was pointed out and marked as the enemy to speak ill. And
soon this always happened and it' s gonna keep happening hello neura guys.
They' re doing terrible. How he sees us I live in Valencia here
with my family. I' m fifty- four. I' m not
a businessman in the city of Rosario. It' s a year and a
half we' re seeing here. I tell you that inflation is starting to
feel. Obviously, that nothing to do with what Argentina is, but it
' s like they' re not seeing it coming and little by little it
' s scoring in prices, not only of energy, but also of food.
A big hug and we see them every day. Thank you for the
pauso. Sndito verde is on the table eating yes spa, but forgive me
this re You said I was self- referential. Today you didn' t
stop to talk about ho joke authoritatively. I practically shot him red twenty-
two or you, or Rinstein, but you didn' t play it,
either. I don' t think your socialists don' t play it anymore.
But with that, that already makes the difference, obviously, but that
' s the way the trials work. Yeah, well, for sure taco
to see. We' ve got some more. I fight the phone 11
thirty- eight, twenty- five, thirty- one ninety people who live
in Europe, tell us how the situation is there. We want to hear
and say the name, because we don' t hear a name. We
have no more days. I' m here in Valencia, Spain, and
I tell you that I work in the hospitality sector, and I can assure
you guys that all the people of the ninety- ninety- five percent banking
Miley, in what was the problem he had with Sanchez and and you can
tell a lot about the influence of my law on the way people think.
For the good, a greeting, great good people to all. Look around,
I' m seeing only a year and a half. It was Girora
Maraga, it was Spanish people. Most people here are a lot of Argentine,
but most are all Nordics from Norway, Finland, Sweden, a lot
of English, Irish, especially from South Ireland. And the truth is,
it' s amazing. What they tell you about Miley since he assumed before,
when I arrived they speak to me Argentine month and that I know now.
Every time they talk, they tell you about Mirai. It' s
amazing. Give him pause that someone else has me, but I always as
a Solar fan and for Vicini said that Argentine is going to be the lighthouse
of the clear world, so come here Argentina was going to be the beacon
of the world. It attracts attention because we weren' t talking about Maradona
or Messi. I don' t know how many years ago, for so
many years there hasn' t been such a big influence from an Argentine politician.
It' s said by someone who wasn' t a Milan fan or
a Milan fan, but there' s no doubt you' re telling people
who live outside. It' s obvious. That is why I join with
Oshi and I do not think I should exaggerate that these European Parliament elections had
a strong accent. Let' s say the winners for Milay' s one
- way. There we do have neighborhood phenomenon not the same. We have
also discussed it in this return that had with Sanchez what it was going to
be, whether it was going to be positive or not for him to have
and back with Law not Evidently, that also now. You' re right.
People see it, they saw it, too, and well, that
' s it. It' s just the beacon of the world. But
it did have to do with something. I don' t have any Ian
and I' m smoking it. In the interim in which Milay became this
accused him of the wife of Sancho Sanchez. Now I can see this chair
wrong. I had the truth here Watch what you' re going to say.
Oh, I didn' t say at first and here I read,
for example, what Anibal said says Miley, Bad well, already changed the
mentality of Europeans. For me, to see, certainly today my law is
known all over the world. It gives voice, because there is that of
you and that of other phenomena, the kind of visibility you ask people.
Who and Milette, says the correct President of Argentina. I believe that the
European does not vote for the right or for what they want to call centre
right or more towards conservativeism. Well, so is non- socialism or non
- communism, by my law. But here they are telling me look there
is something that there is no doubt. We always, let' s always
say, look for a return to things. But this is a government that
we already knew. I didn' t have people, I didn' t
have equipment. He practically filled out the lists with the ones he was given.
And today those things are making the government pay a cost. But there
is no doubt that, from every economic point of view, the opposition is
somewhat different. And when I speak opposition, I do that destructive position.
Stick on the wheel every day. He doesn' t want the basic law
to come out, he doesn' t want it at any point. You
know who' s watching you now, not who' s watching you.
Someone who would be sitting here would tell you that you' re changing the
focus of the conversation. You got rid of the tonces already He' s
looking at you, talking about looks He' s not looking at you.
Alejandro, I sent him a sah We sent him an alefantine kiss that he
' s seeing us. We send a kiss to Conni, Beltran and all
the cross that is with him Dale. There is no doubt that it is
what the world is seeing with respect to my law. Here there is a
section of society that also sees it, but there is no doubt that there
is a destructive opposition that is not that it does not see it. You
' re seeing exactly how it' s possible for this guy to get things
right and they disappear from the map, you see the map more than they
don' t like the result, they don' t like what they'
re going to do if they' re cooked completely. Let' s continue
with valence to watch we have more audios than the people who live in Europe.
Eleven thirty- eight, twenty- five, thirty- one, ninety,
to see what else people like you don' t write. I'
m here in Portugal, too. Tea in what is the first city of
Portugal and honestly, for almost fine. And it' s not so good
why, because the people who came in came in for work, but there
are also people who don' t come to work, they come to fuck
up and well, now they won more right. Also here in Portugal and
you have to enter with a visa and if you work, if you have
a job, you can stay It is not so extreme, so bad that
all European countries put themselves in that position. But, well, psychology is
more complicated. Pause him every time they say something that Agustín Rodríguez likes.
I want to show them because it stops to grab and it gets that I
say man look to wait still pulls. It' s like this, look,
it gets literal, uh, like this and it hears something and it
does that. Look here. You' re messing up my cell phone He
' s looking at nothing. You hear hello to every life of alicante,
immigrant. All wrong with you what I' ve been told, no,
but I want you to focus it because it' s with the zealary,
listen to something and it gets like that and it gets up in your chest.
I hope you' re all very well. I am Rodrigo living in
Barcelona four years ago and I agree very much with what Osi says and I
see it here Spain, in my opinion, about the euro. And if
it weren' t for the euro, it would be on the way to
being an Argentina two much faster than it is heading today. That is the
limitation of not being able to issue their own coins. It' s what
' s saving them Hello, good afternoon, badass and team How about I
always see them. I' m Argentine, I live in Spain 23 years
ago. I vote for this one, Mr De alvice Pérez, because here
many people beat him, because people are very tired of traditional politics and everything
that Agustín is saying is very right. Everything you just said is true,
a brafa to everything. I live in Cartagena, Murcia, Spain and here
the situation is not bad, as it is said in or Argentina. I
have a job. I' ve been here for four or five or five
years and I haven' t always had a job, and every time in
the mechanical metal I work I have more and more jobs. There' s
a lot of subsidy, a lot of people are standing up because they don
' t want to work, but if people come to work with papers,
there' s work for everyone. That put a second pause. Thank you,
I want to read you the superhata some because they are in the people
with gan to talk and there is niet Mi laky cancer the summit with Mcrons
just before the elections in Europe and now Mcron is out to Spain. They
fell all over him. We' re doing all right, too. It
' s okay to see Roberto Roberto Gabriel Garcia, so let' s be
clear. The closer you are to the state, the more left you are
and the farther away you are, the more right. The golden rule of
fascism was everything within the state, nothing outside the state. Therefore, we
were born ultra- left, the only difference with Communion that the fascists are
nationalists. I think it' s a little more debatable. Just like that,
but I' m getting where you' re going if it' s
worth Juan Pedro Walas ten euros. I want to comment from here in Germany
I went to vote and everything, but they say the phone very fast and
I' m working. Please slow it down or put it on the page
or description or something repeat the phone for the phone Excuse me if you want
to pow it, we can leave because you' re listening to that eleven
thirty- eight, twenty- five, thirty- one ninety- one for
a little while. We put people back in Europe. It' s not
that poor. We are segmenting the public, but people who are in Europe,
who tell us how it is happening, because the panorama, at least
in one everything in Spain is nefarious and in the chat it gives the reason,
but from other countries also because of the chat this that sends us diego
gameplays. Here, in Bulgaria the center right- wing won, the nationalists
and the liberals likewise, they vote they only voted thirty percent of the electorate
and unlike the rest, there is no problem of immigration. Here, however,
in vulgar in Bulgaria. Well, they saw that in Belgium the minister
announced I resigned because he came out. I get one. I think it
' s a tenth. A tenth came out. Similarly, Belgium is very
fragmented, that is, it has many parties that are from the region or
the State. So they take out fifteen, they take out ten, they
take out five, and the thing is that you came out is more what
happened in Germany. I don' t know if people from Germany are seeing
us, because I ever heard someone tell us from Frankfurt Olaf Scholls' game
came out third and AFD, I think, if I don' t remember,
came out second. Which is more Esalaria, as what happened also probably
the most right is in the traditional concept within all the parties that we have
mentioned is the one that most to the right is exactly within the spectrum.
That' s how it is, so you see Box didn' t do
so well, but he grew up in Parliament. I say there is a
situation that, although this is the European Parliament and there they said that the
vote is not mandatory, you know that they vote with a single ballot,
but it is with the list closed and blocked the ta i e, that
the unique ueta is somewhere on the sheet list. Sure, because they vote
political parties. It is as if we here in Argentina put us a single
ballot of paper to mark, but libertarian party to not vote us be no
and is list closed and blocked. When you have a closed view, you
have open lists, unblocked lists, closed and blocked, you cannot alter the
order. You can' t make any changes inside the ballot. That'
s why you vote for the party. You vote for the party and you
have no way of ordering the deputy either. The order is set by each
of the parties. It happens that there is another issue, and it is
the confusion that many of what European socialism is, of what socialism is practiced
or what we know in Latin America. You understand this one that is not
a socialism, it is in fact an aidism, populism, populism, and
poverty that they actually consider to be poor and a widow. And since it
' s so virtuous to be poor, what they need is for you to
become poorer and poorer. So you are becoming more virtuous and, therefore,
also increasingly dependent on the State, more dependent exactly then. That is the
big problem, because much is saying good, but in Europe the socialist is
coming. But it' s not this, it' s not this,
it' s not the vagrancy. No. And besides, we can only
compare ourselves to Spain, because not all Europe is like Spain. Neither is
it good for countries. The comparison is also so far that in the Nodic
countries, in the Nordic countries, social democracy won, but it is as
you say, social democracy is not the same as we see here. It
' s something else. The presidentialisms listen to some more audios and we go
full with what happened. There is one issue that we are talking about today
in the Group that is very important because first of all they were talking about
university unemployment. We' re going to order at the end of the show
and surprise. Yeah, the last 20 minutes are gonna be a surprise.
Secondly, there is very important news of an AFIP resolution that we are now
going to show in a statement and we are going to talk about the basic
law issue if the unemployment of the universities, which again called for the issue
of salary. But first we' re going to listen to some people more
about the situation in Europe. The boys are good, this is Manuel from
Pamplona, Spain. I' m a rosary, I' m a trapezot.
I' m in the center of southern Spanish, these separatist Basques,
but you live well. You live well. It happens how it happens in
Argentina. The amount of taxes that the present state takes away from you greatly
takes away the level of lives and you must always think about the level that
the Spaniards have and that they have today and not compare it with Argentina.
Greetings worsens hello from Spain. The subsidy or what you call and suicide,
which is not a subsidy, is not a thousand euros. It' s
what' s quoted, little pussy while you' re working and once you
stop working you have to work a minimum year to charge six months. That
' s when you charge. The so- called palm is an opening hurricane
rita school euro has been made sailing you have said a thousand euros, the
salary not the hemicio. I didn' t say sushi, don' t
say. Sounds like allusions to me. Oh okay, or we still have
some more hello guys. How they' re doing. Well, I'
m Fernando talking about Germany. Well, I live in Berlin two and a
half years ago and the truth is that things are getting worse and worse.
With socialism in Narlencia the government necessarily got in the way of supporting Ukraine in
allowing illegal immigration on the street. They' re disasters. It looks increasingly
dirty in the city and it is seen that the standard of living is falling
a lot, in addition, accompanied by some inflation. I think that all
over Europe is being seen, that it is winning liberalism, the right against
the left- handed, using it gives pause that I saw there breast,
no, no, no good. I believe that Germany has suffered worse in
Europe than in other places. No, and I think Germany has also been
very lax, more or less. I know why Germany had taken a lot
of immigrants at the time and then started plugging them all into more countries there
are, but what happens is that by this point there are already cities that
are full of immigrants and there is a lot of issue with the insecurity there
that I love them. Let' s play the last audio. We will
change the subject completely, but first thank the nine thousand people who are on
the other side banking. Old Thousand Thank you on the other hand. Tomorrow
someone from freedom is coming to the floor. We are not going to say
who, but we are going to talk about an important issue, because there
is a political armada to be executed, which is part of this coalition for
the two thousand twenty- two. That someone of freedom goes to someone of
freedom advances, yes, but it comes ah is no more anxious mos ansio.
He' s gonna come to the table and he' s gonna be
hand in hand with you. I am going to lie, someone from freedom
is going to come forward on Wednesday comes a person very dear to neura in
general, all over the Community, who is going to share the whole programme
with us. Thursday I don' t know what' s going to happen
and Friday, if I have a promise, too. There' s a
programmer, a guest who' s going to help us a lot with economic
issues. We put the latest audio and change the subject hello Guys Male how
does Jorge Nina speak. I' ve been living in Ibiza for eight years.
Here in Spain, Yes, and the truth that these last two years,
the general comments of the people who live here is that everything is very
expensive. All services, housing and transport have been generally increased, and obviously
they are well lived. You live well, but life became very expensive for
a while. To this part I send a kiss, a greeting to everyone.
Thank you. It looks huge. Besides, Ibisa had the fate of
Ibis in two thousand nineteen. I don' t know if you' re
crazy. You traveled seriously, but you traveled for football or for you.
No, not for football. And then you saw there you give away and
you go everywhere, but yes, nice place to me it booked, but
it' s very expensive and I remember. I went nothing for a few
days with my cousin and people were going to Croatia. But you know what
happened. No. No, no, no. No. Very quiet,
very quiet, the truth is very quiet, but they started to get Reggaetonero,
for example. I don' t know ja valvin to the worst kind
of immigration or reggaeton. There it was of the im you ruined, please,
to the good that it was duke and filled the Bern. I see
with sixty- five thousand feel that Spain who was you about what we wanted
to talk to you about. But because it' s so expensive to start
with, people started using Croatia as an alternative destination. There is a good
beach, it has good beach that was very unknown, we also know b
no, but if not, but in pictures it is very nice. Not
in pictures, if I have friends, it' s very Croatian. And
in series yes, well empiedra Florich, of course, you remember, I
' ve been not and they travel often and everything. But I' ve
seen a lot of pictures and if it' s a beautiful place hair is
that it was actually the alternative they started finding. They were telling me at
that time I' m telling you two thousand nineteen. I went to five
years ago that Ibis was so expensive that the holidays were going to Croatia called
Theiatswick, which is the party of the Yates, that the party and they
were not left diremisa. Then, in Ibiza they had to start carrying people
of the Ton king, singers of the genre, in order to expand the,
to be able to do in order to expand the. Thing nowadays it
stings tip to the bathroom, exactly Albania. Yes, Albaña. They say
it' s very link as destination destination plachero. Yeah, I' ll
give you this tip so you can go with your friend, how, so
you can go with my friend, of course you' re traveling with.
She' s not my friend She' s my cousin. Yeah, your
p for more than first wait We' re gonna tell people. Why I
Stop He told me that he was coming Maniaenna is in the chat confused Mira.
Okay, well, better, better. You said there was a surprise.
It was the cattle. Come here so you don' t say anything.
Tell him the surprise. That was it. He got confused. It
was a pipe, don' t look at the chat Look at the chat
You got so confused about the microphone. You can' t call me a
jerk. You said it or because he' s a friend. I know
him from before he was a politician. I what is not YouTube, influential
of verda ivisa we do not welcome you puts for the good. Hey,
everybody Hey, we' re gonna discuss what just happened laughing,' cause
you know I' m still right, just like I don' t have
the chat, not that it' s you I don' t want to,
I don' t want to ask the talk with Malena, but if
we don' t have anything in the talks, what I' m saying
is I promised people I was gonna come to someone. Word I said.
I got a kilo for the legislature. I said good morning, how'
s it going. Today, you come here, it says," Yes,
how it goes and what it puts it at. And tomorrow he sees
how he puts mania minia, yes, yes, how it is said tomorrow,
how it is written tomorrow and already mlia, since it burns. But
I have a COVER program to see the reason. I' m back or
PS you get up at 4: 00 tomorrow. Already seven and forty I
answer you and when I get up I' m fresh up, you can
say come. Today I always understand. You traded me for mna today.
I didn' t put you in tomorrow and you told me today I have
a kiloma to choose you don' t nite tomorrow, mm laps, oh,
you came tomorrow. I' m telling you the truth. I never
put up this show. Tomorrow you always put VN and the first message City
Mania. It' s not a bonus, it' s tomorrow. No.
No, no, no, it' s not a ran cycle Also
that word puts it reduced which is not known to be b long. L
gave first, you put me today of prod suddenly put zapp Azuca make some
possible, that is to the faithful te. You' re talking about this
one That' s what people said. People don' t. People speak
the Angelo. People talk everything. He doesn' t write the whole word.
I pay for the whole words. No, well, we won'
t have the general term anymore. Let' s take advantage of what came
to us. Take advantage of me now or I' m surprised what grew
neura that you had come from the others. Study didn' t raise I
always had faith in them all. You came to every show to God to
watch every show. You came to bring down myths to talk about finance,
you came from breaking myths. Now in the end it was in fact I
don' t tell you. The first program that I replaced Claudio his Cho
Vi that two years ago the one that made me shrimp was Ramiro, who
came out by Zoom Agustín. He' s with the class he can'
t want. It' s a job. I' m right it'
s that interview and I started r in the afternoons. Everyone will also be
where you come from now where I come from from the parliamentary assembly. We
had an event in the morning from lunch to Alberto Isman. Yeah, that
' s why I' m dressed like this, and I don' t
wear a suit every day, and it' s just that Pasigual would have
put on a neura girl suit, of course, but for the neuro with
a neura- to- angiriature suit. I can say without a suit to
the legislature. P to have a tip. Ninety percent of lawmakers don'
t wear suits. I' m in a suit. I wear a suit
to go to the legislature, to the sessions. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah. On Thursday session day, I' m wearing a suit.
I think I' m the only one I brought. I like to put
on a suit for sessions because it' s also a way to sort yourself
out, because if you don' t relax and one day you end up
going around. Yeah, sure, but it' s gotta be a shirt
and pants. Say Camise, pants. Sack capable of some tits without ties.
I' m wearing a curbata You' re gonna listen to me now.
Yeah, what were they dealing with? I can' t afford to
laugh because I wasn' t coming, but well, it' s already
here to have all the issues we' re going to deal with today.
That' s good enough, but we can treat it the same way with
me. No, or they were critical of the advanced league. We'
re not here now. No. No. No. No, because I
want to ask you first what they' re dealing with now in the legislature.
In addition, you can discuss the issue of reiteration that the situation of
many times there are people who go into detention several times and leave within two
minutes. So there' s a bill to go around, go against it,
and be able to make those who commit constant crimes don' t have
the revolving door. Let' s hope it works and how they are.
With respect to the votes, no, that' s gonna come out.
I think with a large majority, that a large majority? Yeah? Yeah?
Yeah? The same is true of energy. Today I think it'
s set on everything that' s the basic law in the Senate, which
is Wednesday, that there' s been a lot of noise. I think
it' s interesting what the governors pulled together for the change in the statement.
I think it existed more together for change, but how positive is the
clear embrace, now alive together for change. When I went in the statement,
I said good now just because c that is a space dis I always
was yes, yes, now that you are, that you say how I
hate. When they say about the kidney, I know you' re gonna
be there. You too who trunk is there, goal trompe, but why
wants to come log, because now yes no sado, no, no,
no, we are already talking. He sent me mna puts me no longer
Mania does not count is a caleta uses abbreviated. Yeah, is that right?
Is he like that? They save, they save, ah because he
was comos in the Marianito pick- up at break Point, he doesn'
t like it. Marianito, angry, angry, angry, Mario, Mario,
Mariano, Mariano, was Marianito once told me I was angry that the
campaign closure and YouTube is right too. Good one, Marianito, good one
Let' s make the most of it. Let' s make the most
of it. Ramiro doesn' t know what people give him the questions,
because we don' t want to work anymore. This one talks to me
about the Bases Leite Bases law this morning, Wednesday. It' s in
the Senate. There appear to be two opinions. It seems that there are
votes, but it is also not that it is raised with a large majority.
Then there is still an anime discussion that is taking place. Lacá with
that one. It' s okay. No, this is fine. I
' m not going that far. It' s okay. They realize I
' m an ox, sing head. Here he says no, I don
' t tell you here he gives himself away. It' s just that
he doesn' t give me away. What happens is that you do that
that you know what later. We don' t see. I' m
not going to blame myself seriously for who' s missing the vote, what
' s the downside, because now it' s frank negotiating barbarous who'
s putting sticks on the wheel. Or I have the last name. No.
I can' t give you that information because I don' t have
it just what I read in the papers. But of course there is a
discussion, because the issue would have to come out calmly, because no law
has yet been passed for the Government and there is the main law that is
being proposed has already been negotiated in the good sense of the word. He
gave up a lot of subjects that will continue to be postponed. He talks
bad about Congress, because that' s what Argentines voted for. It is
not that the Government went to present a basic law contrary to what was raised
in the campaign. So, all these months lost. They were months lost
from having done it before. The democratic process is not being respected. End
of goodies, that is, power is being blocked so that we cannot move
forward with the reforms that were proposed. What but it' s to imagine
that now we' re not going to make a guess. It' s
the game of democracy the Republic of Mos Let' s assume that they don
' t test the basic law, what' s the government' s alternative
b if they don' t approve the law bass Mira the government is accomplishing
a lot of things without the Bass law. If we talk about what'
s going on today, it' s the six months of government. Overtaken
and financial for five months was achieved. The country risk was lowered, that
is, when one begins to see everything that was achieved. Reserves were accumulated.
Remember that the Central Bank is totally broke and now they were able to
buy for all these months when they were leaving last year. These are all
financial economic achievements to prevent the crisis from deepening. We are in a crisis
and we are in a crisis, but a deeper crisis was avoided. Inflation
fell, of course, but now there is inflation of less than five points
or about five points for this month. It' s thought last month.
You understand the economy and finance perfectly. Yeah, now let' s talk
about investments, country risk and bonds. If the vosnos fall the risk countries
also increase because there is instability that the market praises because they do not approve
the law. If they don' t pass the law, all those tildes,
not all those things that were accomplished can be at risk. So what
' s the plan, because they' re talking about stabilization plan. I
mean inflation is an indicator. Now what' s the alternative. If the
government does not take a law from here to the two thousand and twenty-
five that the legislature has, continue to manage with the tools that are available
from the executive branch, that is, it has to continue making the effort.
What happens is that it will take longer to recover the economy. If
the law comes out, it' s gonna be easier. I mean,
they' re stones they' re putting on the road. Okay, but
you say you don' t need, yes or yes, the law to
be able to make structural reforms. It takes the law, but if the
law doesn' t come out, it' s going to slow down the
process. What' s going on? Since we are very close to the
vote, I prefer to think positively, that is, what would happen.
If the law came out, the silver would arrive faster, the investments would
arrive faster, the silver of the investments. That is so much discussed about
the IRGI. He laughs is an investment regime. We are encouraging them to
come and invest in Argentina when for a long time we frighten people and people
that we ourselves, ourselves, because we do not want to invest in Argentina,
but neither do those who are outside. With regard to that, they
say that it gives a lot of advantage to make it quick to companies that
come from outside and not to local companies, as that benefits more foreign invension
than to one' s own. It benefits everyone from some way, because
when you bring large investments from outside to do certain jobs that there are not
so developed companies here or that do not have standard amounts to invest in some
way a lot or profit. Because when you make an investment in an aduct
case, that is, there are services that are provided, it is produced,
then it starts to generate parallel economies more girls that provide services to that
great investment, which has a minimum amount, an equality, that is,
from a certain investment of two hundred, that the big investments also promote the
small investments. Of course because when you generate the investment you generate sources of
work, then you have to put the restaurants typical of the transport service,
you have to put different services that are provided to the great investment. But,
today I heard that it was actually intended to cover the public work that
kind of benefit and that, like it was miscommunicated that the government had thought
it mainly for the great works, of course, that it requires a good
one. But like there was, there wasn' t. Not only good
and lost after investments are coming in different ways. The concept of public works
should also be reconsidered clearly if public works are the one that makes the State
or public works the one that we can benefit from. Many because making a
highway by a private or by the state are also public ora. Sure,
well, but that' s where you touched on a prepared subject. It
' s like education. Public education are concepts that we in Argentina take that
the public is what only the public sector handles and the public is what we
have access to exactly everyone, that is, then we have to see how
we have access. For example, I bring you from my forgiveness, to
extend my specialty, which is finance in the United States. For example,
a public company, I say it in English, is a company that talks
on a stock exchange, not a state- run company. Or are the
concepts that we have to begin to change based on this cultural change that there
is the na and the public doesn' t have to be everything that is
handled by the public sector, of course, of course, I think,
but hopefulness is public. Public service companies in the 1990s were private and public
service companies. Sure, all right, well, that' s where they
did it. But listen to me Rami, yes, there is a subject
to you now there are two situations that we have discussed here with Pablo of
one I have gone still to tell the people about the beret. You didn
' t bring the beret, I got it in the car. Oh,
I didn' t want a guy to fit in a beret. I have
to buy him. Today I tell him that son he had been read the
lesson he was not changing for picket and came a man told me I sell
him berets, first he greeted me how it was. The white white boot
was never ever ever and I didn' t cash you in at one point.
I' ll tell him and if you don' t worry I have
a market. I pay and then I apply you as a capitalist and I
say melada. I tell her the typical one that tells you clearly I'
m going to market you, El mer ha mercado and it was already mellada.
Well, speaking of the market, you saw that now they made the
decision to analyze, to pull out the cranes sorry, to take back the
measure of that cranes. This is a service other than insurance, which is
also going to happen with the preparations, because there you also have a deregulation,
which is a measure that the government takes in a very broad way to
regulate in the market. But there are specific situations in which people reject regulation.
He' s asking for state intervention. Yes, because we are in
a process that we sometimes believe to go faster than the market can, because
we come from a fully regulated market. Okay, so you have to adapt
to certain things. If it were for freedom to move forward, we would
get a lot more out of regulations, but obviously it' s not easy.
For example, let' s go to a much better known theme,
the theme to the Cepo. Freedom goes to the President. We all agree.
We want the Cepo here, but we know it can' t be
the night in the morning and sometimes we take steps that you realize later it
wasn' t the time and you have to review them. That' s
simply why we came from. It is not because of how the Government thinks,
but because of where we come from. We have to go making changes
capable a little more quiet than one would be willing to. Then the decision
was quite an accelerated decision. A decision can make an accelerated session. So
I mean, I don' t have the change decision based on what it
was. I didn' t talk about it, but I' m talking
to you in more structural and general terms. What happens to us many times
with the desire we have. Sometimes it' s not enough, because we
come from something so administered by the state that it' s very difficult to
expect You talked about freedom of dance and it was the subject I wanted to
touch on. They still speak everything, because they are all silent you are
currently the president of the Libertarian Party. I am the yes, i e
I am now the president of the bloc of freedom of advance and of the
party and I have already imparted the Libertarian Party, where I helped enough so
that it can develop, which is there on outstanding issues and there what is
going to happen for the two thousand twenty- five, because freedom advances everyone
knows that it is a coalition and that they need also to become party freedom
advances. How' s that process. It' s an administrative legal process
that I' m going to tell you the truth. He often talks about
this in the media, on streaming wherever he wants. The important thing is
not the names or the parties, it' s the ideas. I mean
here. What the President did as the main point of reference for government and
political space is to put ideas above him. We said we are liberals and
everyone who wants to be close to liberals will come and have their arms open.
We must not reject the one who thinks the same or who changes his
mind on the basis of what we are proposing. That' s why I
came and celebrated the governors' theme together for change. That is why I
would like to thank the Members of the House for their support because liberalism also
consists of that. To be open to say. Come you can add,
it is not known as the left people much more nura, but you cannot
trust everyone. Well, it' s fine for no. No, no,
no, it' s a matter of trusting everyone. It' s
a matter of ability. There are some who have bad intentions, well that
will be seen when I determine them in it. In the meantime, everyone
who wants to come to the idea of welcome freedom. Be it yes,
this race ball. At the end of the day, it' s different
from what I' m going to raise, and that' s the difference.
Someone left couldn' t be a tabula race to you. The liberal
can do tabula race, because he understands that it is part of a development,
a progress, but he cannot selirate badly. It may also go wrong,
but it' s going to be a bad topic. It' s
going to be in evidence if you win. I' m asking you for
the sake of it, but to see the damage, it' s terrible.
Wait it may be, but we can' t be. That'
s why closing and saying good this one not because he was once a quinerist,
because he was able to open his eyes. That' s why the
important thing is that there' s a lot of people, as we say,
they don' t see it, but they start to see it here.
Let' s hug him. You can' t turn it down.
The subject is the eyes with conviction. Or he' s in that place
and he doesn' t have the conviction. And the point is that behind
it drags not me to the people who do, but to those who trusted,
of course, that it is one. You have to check a little,
of course it' s a risk, but how to measure someone'
s conviction. Well, that' s very subjective. I mean, we
talked about a po of so many changes. Welcome, whether I have a
statue of a penguin is difficult two days later. It' s me that
I think someone else who only changes, doesn' t change football teams.
If the one who doesn' t change anything, then all the rest,
I mean, it' s more separate. And why I say this now.
Be good, because you can become left, no, because there is
a big difference, that this is important to understand the cultural change, knowledge
and progress of a human being leads you to understand that the essence is of
a liberal being. The human being is liberal by its essence, because it
underlies freedom and because it is recognized as an individual. That is why historically
the greatest people were liberal and the youngest were socialists. What is the big
change, as in Argentina that young people today are liberal. Then we have
forty years ahead of us that are going to be fabulous. Well, there
you have a change and in that, when you see the polls, the
younger people choose good. We also saw it with the fanaticism that the boys
who know Javier have today. But I want to insist on this issue of
the electoral arming. Many don' t think so because they' re with
the day- to- day, but imagine from political science, it'
s essential to look at what' s going to happen face- to-
face you see yourself running for part of what freedom of advancement is. It
does not seem to me, I mean, I find it totally irresponsible to
answer that question in a process like we are living today. I mean,
I could have a coffee talk on the subject, yeah, but make a
public statement by itself or not. It seems to me a lack of responsibility
that many political leaders had throughout the last decades and that works and the other
day I was watching a video of maximum Kechner. They' re already talking
about elections. Not that moment of election is that we' re leaving you
the elections. Ah, we need to talk about how this quilombo works out,
but what do you think a choice is for? If you didn'
t solve it, first solutions. Then comes the election that will be next
year. But based on what happened, based on what is needed, it
serves to speculate. I hope, pra, I hope that I don'
t have to be a candidate for anything, because things work out well and
or that there are candidates that improve me. I hope that happens. But
we have to let the time run, because if we are not all the
time thinking about politics in the form of an electoral and not politics in the
form of public policies, which are the changes we need is to campaign all
the time, which is what the pyrinists do and of course is going out
to play the party already thinking about the next. Let' s say it
' s the other day and I was talking about what most politicians usually do
that in the campaign they feel in Argentina. It forces that situation because keep
in mind that next year elections well, it would be good to co-
obligate them to fulfill and work as they have to work and campaign the moment
of the only weapon to change Argentina building power and good. But that'
s where you agree with Ramiro and if I didn' t say I'
m in no but he gives him the reason for opening up until he has
the tingo and tattooed to build, power, build, power, how you
build What happens is that when we' re going to get into a middle
topic, so when you' re with Alejandro you get into issues, but
when I' m there you want to, you' re one. But
I say when you' re in a process where you try to defend a
position, an idea and you realize that there are people who don' t
follow that rule and overnight. And I understand what you say because I came
from a radical extraction and I changed the dress. It' s a matter
of exact progress or you' re not improving it all the time, it
' s pulling a month or two. Do not see change, change is
an internal projection that carries. But if one thing, it' s a
guy another a trained person looks. There is a question that does not happen
to me because I do not come from there, but I understand that there
are people who have decency the function or vocation, rather, of working in
the public function in the State sometimes bad custom. There are people I can
' t. If anyone went and studied public administration or specialized in public administration,
it is his vocation, I do not judge him. I do something
else. So there are people who don' t have to include all the
state employees on the same stock market, because it' s unfair. No,
but I' m not talking about the employee. I' m talking
about the employee who makes decisions in function. But if the employee, if
he is a person who makes decisions and understands where the government is going,
that is, I don' t care or who you voted able. There
' s someone who' s working in the government today. He has one
position and voted for another political space, but understands that the role of the
government and the goal of orno yes there. For more than in some amount
he started to go there. If you go there, welcome to is the
day for the subject. It' s the day I make decisions that they
want to go there. What concerns Augustine seems to me to be that on
19 November, many people suddenly became libertarian, and not because of a question
of respecting democracy and saying good people led this. We are going to go
for the right side because it is a democratic process, but out there because
of an addiction or dependence on power and authority to be able to say pre
if they use it yesterday to go there, that always clear that for those
who do not look on the other side it is for the right whenever it
is there. Welcome to the subject, it would be that you make a
decision that there are to the other side and how do you think you'
ve been being petite charap what people have to. Let' s go with
the theme of structure. You write to a lot of people here. We
do, we' re gonna make him rest. First, I didn'
t chip anymore because Ramiro I knew him when he was financial Youtuber. They
' re not chipping at full tea. They' re putting I don'
t know Malena, I swear to God for a little old. I knew
him when he was financial YouTuber and when we were doing the finance program.
Then he got into politics. He didn' t answer a message anymore and
I' ll pass the bill on to you live because he asks you a
single question and you didn' t answer anything, because he was in another
one and now he answers. So don' t ship, but you'
re tired of not answering the word. Not if I give you anything that
gets me. I didn' t answer you no. When they won the
election, he tells you one butt I don' t write him the political.
No, I don' t like spontaneous explanations. Not what I'
m getting paid for. And so eight hours I tell you because I asked
you. I asked a question. We knew you. It was the same
clear monkey. I wanted to fix you. I' m not making a
live claim because he didn' t answer me. I asked him a question
about the arming of freedom. No, no, no punctuation is she'
ll talk she answers what Fernando Ricz says He takes out that problem that she
gets up four o' clock in the morning and able to fear a shirt
at half past six in the morning. The challenge you sleep now is,
i e prae is that recognizing you guy get up in the morning is a
message from Malena. Dating is your schedule. Of course, recording yes,
respect or I look at the phone and I tore off the program complaining that
no one would answer the whatsapp she sent at 6: 30 in the morning.
Of course he' s got a schedule, and I' m working
early. Brother, you want to take the country forward, you have to
get up. It' s now where you have to achieve a yes say
that pi you can' t go to the first are at four. You
can imagine a message seven and thirty- seven you answered thirty- nine the
early I get up clear yes, not at four o' clock not at
four o' clock tomorrow to throw something else. I' m your responsibility
that people have to raise at four o' clock ahead. Yes, it
can' t be. Fernando Rivas says at night you can also work the
same was, because I want to ask you about affiliation, says Marra what
do you think of having kirchos in second, third and fourth rows. I
think we need to go and generate liberal leaders how they come up with the
issue of affiliation. People are affiliating freedom, they' re fining freedom,
they' re moving forward, there' s a lot of affiliation, and
after coming back, I understand that the issue of the kirchos that, if
they make the decisions, they' re going to the side, they have
to be welcome, let' s be careful that they make decisions for the
other side, and I' m not just saying that about those who had
a public function in an earlier government. I say this also of those who
are new, because it can happen also clearly I will pass you one that
you have inside and try. You don' t know that and there you
' re probably going to go in evidence Look, this measure isn' t
based on what we voted for. The good news is that today there are
social networks for everyone to make their complaints. I do not like this,
that that is what became much freer in the new democracy that everyone has the
possibility to say clear things. There' s more direct communication. It'
s a more direct communication. Today you can complain about who you want to
taste well, but for a kilo pardon, a barbarous scandal with the subject
of human capital that you listen to bull Rich come out to say Mira.
They made a bad pass at us. They made a bad move on us.
I think I don' t think so. If the Government does not
have people on its arm, on its right hand, and these kinds of
issues begin to appear, which seem to be leaking information, it begins to
be revealed that there is a lack of management within the Government and that is
to be played against in part of its space. It is necessary to see
from where it leaked, since there is any malicious person who has a role
passed him some information ahead of him what he referred to Patria and, for
example, of not not Patricia talked about that justice got in the way.
Ah justice if I saw it, and justice to get into the good.
There we have another problem, that is, when one power wants to intercede
over another power. That is also something that needs to be debated in Argentina,
that is, it also happens many times from the executive to justice,
which in this government is not happening, but it also goes from justice to
the executive. We must have independence from powers. Let' s report it
to you with the idea that you can put in each other' s decisions.
That is to say, the ruling that came out of justice based on
human capital, in a decision that was treated as unnecessary with a clear political
supporter, because they wanted to make clear something that the reality is that food
was going to be distributed, because nobody wants it to be used. But
as a result, several officials resigned forty- two, not as quarantines.
It goes for the war, well, no, but since I start I
' m talking about the undersecretaries of newspaper, of the line Secretariat, and
it can be people who there is a problem, because if, however much
it is, they put power in and resign five officials, because of the
tower plus the four and I don' t know if anyone else, always
the resignations can be and is part of a process. Also tomorrow you can
renounce any of this in eura and you can enter another person and welcome,
either it is part of life or it is a very great ministry, you
also have to see in proportion. Let' s say how much of all
the officials there are in a ministry, one of the largest ministries in terms
of specific weights, which were four ministries yes, so tandras is breaking up,
because having many. Ministry is doing a great job and in the Buenos
Aires legislature what is happening now. Husbands are talking about seeing the subject.
In the legislature, things are now being debated that, of course, always
generate Argentina' s distortions based on inflation, because, for example, budgets
are always delayed. Then we are always running from behind the questions that would
have to be sorted out. In other words, imagine that today Argentina is
not working with a budget last year and last year exactly. I mean,
it' s a hell of a thing that' s going on, but
of course it' s because it' s all broken. All financial economic
variables were broken. So, since it' s hard to project a business,
it' s also hard to project public accounts and you go when you
have such a successful economic team that it' s bringing inflation down so abruptly,
because if you were based on what the consultants said, we' re
way below expectations, then we' re having successes. Sure, I insist
again and without law exactly for you that you understand I' m giving you
say for a little bit I don' t come to size. You have
to ask him all the things that we don' t ask ourselves every day.
Part, I' m going to have messages, maybe there' s
the trick too. He asks a question that is not here and I already
see how bad the abbreviations type c or not good, but to know what
is called the releases. He' s got a question for you. No,
because it says such a thing here. No, but the brevia thing
Oh, it' s good to see you. Darge, you' d
have to stay on the show later, because in the financial loop you'
d have to ask. We have to bet that without further promise N for
him would come tomorrow and what a coin sale. I' m also being
generated. Julian, I' m complaining to you. What does it say?
Well, he wrote me at 10: 30 in the morning. Haja
Mira, Julio. I' m gonna start writing auro and see if you
can answer me. It' s also how he works or myths how we
' re with some fan passes, but the three- thirty- two months.
Surely there now says no, because I want to invite you to the
program. He' s telling me he' s mad at me today,
but it' s for me. He' s got Friday show Look,
he' s got Fridays from nineteen to twenty. Okay, twenty, but
still me, how many times did I invite you and not come, and
how many times did you invite me and come? Yeah, three is the
third and how many times you invited me. Or, as a politician to
me whatever you say political, how many times you invited me and I didn
' t come. Two, two as well. Singing like this 19th in
the morning. I' m not him' s not yours. Yes,
he did. He served my not twenty- four hours early, because he
' s a little girl. It happened. Her first question is Venis.
Today, of course, he' s not the one who changed me during
the talk at 7: 30 in the morning. That' s why it
was Bennis. So And that' s it. Yeah, it' s
true person same word. I couldn' t come tomorrow. It' s
not like I have an event tomorrow. I couldn' t come. Okay.
He did well by sitting down the last of them They' re so
strong for me. Dam is a legislator. You have to ask him what
a couple of personal private lives are. It is a public event, public
year to see awareness of interest ora. I have a question now. Thanks
for knowing a little bit. Take it seriously because we were just talking about
the three powers and how it was created they used. Sometimes I wanted to
know what feeling it left you. The cross that was recorded is with the
judges a couple of days ago. Terrible, terrible. How he rebuked them.
I thought that when you went to a vice, you didn' t
ask questions to the judges, you came asking the judges. Yeah, yeah,
you' re so cool and you' re gonna have to stop him.
The terrible thing for itself. I don' t know if so much.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, they got to have it.
For other things, the same, but good, not good, but I
tell you for hearing, for other things, the issue is, that aside,
after the ruling came out in favor, weird, it does not wait,
very wait, very rare to me that I do not want to judge
justice because it is not my role no, because there is suddenly something of
independence of what you can. But now I speak as a citizen. Sure.
The day before, the day before, aside, he questioned the honorability
of the three judges yes, putting different judgments that had been in which they
had participated afterwards. It was that day that I challenged the three of them
and then they gave him a ruling in favor. Now, what weight does
an equal tweet have in that, in that circumstances, why I did it
on Twitter. He' s got real weights. Of course, the only
thing that I justice was this raising this let' s say the status of
the record and his performance to the bar, which is nothing. They could
have already taken action at that time. There are articles in the code that
say what sanctions are if a hearing is naturalized. You understand this aside from
that style in which he disrespected all three Thursdays has no respect. But I
mean, I' ve been in countless audiences and this usually doesn' t
happen at all. Don' t fart at your games. I miss it
happening more than once Wait. Now you see that the inflation rate is coming
in Buenos Aires city. It was four commas four percent, yes, four,
four, four hundred and four tales four about four five. We will
assume you also have part of a tariff delay that has implemented us and you
have other fronts, part of the energy, that there will be increases in
the rates, but it is not yet. We are going to assume that
inflation continues by inertia, lowering the next step of the government. Well,
because you have inflation. There' s ours. Perfect, first, the
first step of the law hass After, i e, there is an issue
to keep the fiscal balance, the super habit as there is super habes you
can give you certain. I don' t know if calling it privileges,
you put a privilege, but certain considerations, for example, the issue of
tariffs, because there' s superhabit Well, that' s one, it
' s against subsidies, but back. It' s not all overnight.
If you have super habit, we agree. But the idea is to go
on changing, that' s to settle everything to leave the accounts tidy to
go down taxes. That was very good the clarification that made yesterday to Tocaputo,
that said that if it goes to law bases it will get down.
I had if seven to seven country tax. Already the President said that first
the country tax is lowered, then the withholdings and then the credit and debit
tax what are the last taxes that were put in Argentina and already for Steam.
For those who ask on the other side, more than one was asking
what with taxes destinations to buy digital games. Well, there were several are
changing, or what I want to tell you four and your idea because more
than we already know that if it' s topic is finished, it'
s rotten let' s say how or in what way. You think you
can gradually improve the subject. Retired, well, there are, because we
already know that if I talked about that system, we already know that everything
is broken, we already know what they retired without contributions, we already know
that it was the box that was always looted. But somehow something has to
be done to start reordering that. But I answer it to you, i
e I can answer you in a matter of time- limits, which means
how you solve the problem here three months from now or how it is solved
here ten, twenty years or here two years from now. This monetary skill,
why we are all the time discussing parity, salary increases retirements, because
there is inflation. If we destroy inflation you start to sort the system,
then you start to generate an order that the most important thing to solve the
issue of retirees is that there are people working in white, but that there
is a whole formal job. But for people to be working in white,
you need to have the economy stabilized by the rules that are much clearer and
less strict that often scare people from going to formal work and from there,
you start to generate better wages and better, of course, better retirements.
All that is a process that is not overnight, because if we do not
fall into the trap of what many times they do what many governments did that
was I leave you happy for now. That is, when the issue of
this one was discussed in January of the retirements, the President said give me
the post this post to resolve this issue temporarily, because in the long term
it resolves the way we are proposing, formalizing informal workers, ending inflation.
That is, look at how the work of, for example, a trade
unionist would change if there were no more equals, but that whole regime was
in favor of the basic law. The trade unionists are winning with the modifications
that were made and voted. I don' t know if trade unionists are
winning. Here the plicanos are the workers. Then we have to discuss whether
or not trade unionists win. But even work a trade unionist on the day
that inflation ends, try to get better working conditions, try to work with
the entrepreneur so that everyone is more content with the job look. We have
the problem with the schedules. We need to see how we' re working
shifts. Not to be arguing all the time about the wages that go on
in the rest of the world. I understand that the sario term solutions.
What happens is that there are issues that need solutions, because today with two
percent inflation equals two hundred and thirty thousand pesos, it is little. So
how do we improve that today fast than I do six months, twelve months
later, as with what you say you start growing system again. There is
a graph that is circulating the networks that is very important to see, like
the topic of the guacho, the topic of the potential to work, that
when you see the subsidies they are going much more directly and not with intermediaries,
and that makes them many times nervous, to the unionized, to the
Inca, to the social movements or movements of mafias, those that are so
coming out the light. All that to get out of the short term or,
for example, bonuses that bind to retirees. We give you these good
ones to recompose, because we know that all the retirement formulas were broken when
the reform, the retirement formula, broke when inflation accelerated so much. Sure,
that' s where it broke. It awaits and now the new,
new situation with regard to what has happened to the average San in Members,
well, what will have happened. That is a political gadget by some who
want to set an agenda to discuss policies by party. Electoral policy does not
solve the problems seriously, of course, because where the truth is, it
solves the problems seriously. They would have provided much more of the basic law
is to make it much stronger and reforms. Here came the surprise a ten
minutes late. How do you say no in the last ten disste measured twenty.
No, but not because he came. No. You didn' t
want to cut the note on this. It' s not an ambush.
I' d wish. I wouldn' t pull it or run it would
never do it. No, no, no. If a kircho comes like
that, I never would. Let' s pretend that if you see a
kircho like this, without you it is there today come Biener, come that
nobody will come here, but that they come with Alejandro s j Son.
They don' t want, they don' t want, man you know
no. No. No. If he anticipates you, if he anticipates,
I think ehr to come is a quiet act. I' m here for
something else. That' s why I was waiting for him to end what
they were talking about and maybe you can' t give a hand. If
it' s an order, it' s an order not. No.
Last Friday we saw here we brought it to you live, to the ranchers,
not to the patricians, to the patricians, to the military gang,
a tacuari edge of the infantry regiment, one patricians. Yeah, the truth
is, what happened to people was a wonderful thing. As you know better
than anyone. These bands were hidden for a lot of time, they were
like they looked like they had leprosy, they didn' t want them,
they were outcasts and they came here. People made a scandal, the amount
of message I read, the number of people crying, the number of people
who called me that I couldn' t believe what had happened. And it
turned out that we were told that a legendary band like theirs never played in
the colon, never ever. Not live, not for no, but we
can talk. I put it on my shoulder and I' m half sick.
You see, I' ve got like a little problem when something gets
in my head, I want to do it. Patricks touched forgiveness, grenadiers,
played, they didn' t touch the colon. Then we want to
take them to the colon. He touched Catania won' t touch him.
Sure, in a while, in a moment, these people communicated with the
people of the theater and it seems that someone who was not Jorge Tellerman,
it was not Jorge Telerman, told him that the colón is for other things,
to the Princess, of course, for Princess, for I do not
know the lightu for olgas, for those people and for this you do not
always give us a hand, of course, we want the patricians to play
in the perfect colón. I need I' m gonna go if they play
buy we' re not all, come on everyone. I want to broadcast
live if not, as you can, free for people. The fifty-
nine go all kinds of music, everybody, no, not everything. We
were touched in private, in private, by the opening of Game of Thrones,
ah crazy. So we wanted to make them divide music military band,
military music, marches forgiveness, marches, popular music and movie music. That
' s free for people one day in the afternoon, because the Colombi must
have closed from here to twenty- ninety- seven, but one day in
the afternoon they go they always touch without giving me a hand, because I
mess with that I help you, I help you. I know who we
can talk to now I was in the other one. I was on the
back, they were playing. I also don' t know if it was
the chopsticks, the ranchers. There was the shift of guard also that was
in the defense miniter. It' s impression, awesome. It' s
a pusher what' s going on with these bands that were so discredited.
That' s what I' m going to do for so long Look at
what happened watching. They are two opinions where they give us that we are
supported by many people, by the majority of society, Freedom advances. The
Government also began to emphasize that the armed forces are claiming that for many years
they have been sidelined and unscrupulous. Today it is one of the institutions that
is raising its recognition on the part of society, and this of the bands
more a way to approach. It' s a band you understand, it
' s a band that plays, that goes to schools, that a lot
ago you were agus also does activities of all kinds. They told us they
' d gone to school. Alcoholic kids were the only one I went to
school with Ivan and the truth was what school. It was exciting, clear
to the summer hand. I did play the band and it was a recognition.
Let' s also say how to do patriotism. Also that there are
many or pa athletics with your face in the new ara symbol. That was
my other question. That was the other question? I saw the nose and
I invited him to stability, you invited him for tomorrow he came and invited
himself. Only today comes soprant? Is he alone today? The other question
was that the Sun. The eyes of the sun are yours. Don'
t fuck with me. Only yours They remade opacity, they did all that,
only yours is your expression. Maybe, maybe it' s you.
Yeah, no, no, no, no, no. You have to
make him vision. I didn' t stop talking to the designer. I
told him I' ve been telling everyone that they' re my eyes.
I didn' t know him. He texted her and says no. No.
I can believe it. They' re still out. I mean,
no, it' s not there to make a picture of it It makes
the mother of Pana manda look at juaco It' s overwhelming It' s
pure as hell no, no, yes, yes, no, no.
We' re friends. Maybe there' s a clear interview. No.
No, no, no, no. Wait, not a thing. I
was either campaign closure or it was about you whether you were me or not.
No. I' m going to ask you comfortable questions. I mean
no, but it doesn' t have to do with the same. I
don' t think so. No, yeah, yeah, that' s
where the last one said. The last one said" bollocks" was"
gra boys" I mean, it was clear to you, it' s
clear to you, so it' s over. Finish your vis like this,
we end up with pretty graboy. Now he' s taking off your
program. Now he can' t, not that pointer was there. The
eye is wide. Nothing' s the same. Anyway look and there'
s the picture of him. If you don' t opacity or say it
' s not the eyes, the nose. Everything' s identical. Same.
The designer is a chanta to say you are, to say you can
' t believe it was the same. It' s very strong. It
' s town. Okay, good. I just wanted that. You guys
don' t care, Shay, it' s four minutes away. Sure.
Now let' s go with the colon. Let' s go with
the colon. You have someone for you have salon, for social you have
to say you say no, no, I can tell people. We put
pressure on last- minute networks. Well, yeah, yeah, but I
mean you' re barking up the legislature. Maybe you can talk to someone
we didn' t reach or clean us up today We wanted to get Jorge
Tellerman out, but he left. I don' t know where Martin'
s going, where he was going to the San Martin Theatre. We'
re going to San Martínez, but he' s here. Thank you.
Thanks for holding on to you. I' ll thank you. That'
s how I' m leaving Thank you very much. Thank you, thank
you, Ramirez. Well, thank you, listen to me, thank you
for coming. Maria, you have to come because I' m here you
have an event. You' re still now, aren' t you?
Yeah? Yeah? Juara Juan Carlos nro comes, but for Juan Carlos de
Pablo, Claudio cho I who likes me well, Lodio and Claudio arriving is
coming. I' m not now. Sure, I mean, it'
s the figure, Mr Marra. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Thanks for confusing you in the morning. Thank you so much for the
operation. Of course, don' t take this show tomorrow. I want
us not to know what to do in Spain. I hear time, h
well Lord, I' m going with the program crack. Thanks from the
other side and we met again in multiverse hand fantino. That' s it.