Last night was the Senate candidate debate for the Province of Santiago and the national
district. You saw it, petermestete levaste and one thing that you thought was
good is that, honestly ah of the same thing. But obviously, the
show was very good. And there' s a lot, a lot,
a lot of stuff you' re going to talk about for art and you
' re going to talk about, and there' s a lot of stuff
to start with. But certainly this on a general level I agree with what
almost the majority of people agreed. I think that if I were the father
of Mr Omar Fernández' s mother, I would hug my son and kiss
him and tell him pussy, how proud I am Totodio I have done you
a good job with you, at least in the academic aspect, preparing him
and that kind of thing, that boy, That boy is pretty good,
Yes, but also not forget the element of his mother, which has been
determined before your formation. Yeah, that' s what I said then.
If I were any of his parents, I' d hug him and tell
Caramba I' m pretty proud. Yes, the boy is well trained.
I actually did a good job, especially when Amar said about the tares and
the parents. The final part touched all the fibers of my soul Omar.
I really congratulate you, I congratulate you. Give me what' s around
here in the video. But, gentlemen, look at this one up there
we' re pretty good. The feeling, the compliments, all that kind
of perfect stuff. But politics is something else. Politics is a pretty harsh
reality and all that has to be turned into a vote to be able to
see, but we' re going to listen to people realize and they have
a pretty prepared guy. I didn' t notice. Well, I noticed
a long time ago. See that one is critical of Faride, of fariderafogiosa
for her political positions, that she has every right as a woman who owns
her ideas from her head and has formed into a family of very solid and
coherent positions in the political sphere. From the time Farida was born to this
day. His family was in politics. She was born, she was born
before she was born, her family was in politics. And one may be
critical, but one has come to the conclusion. I, at least,
want to understand how great it was that Fary made that the President derailed the
train from the possibility of going because it was President Luis Avinader who took away
his candidacy. The possibility of going as a candidate to Faride, because the
one who went to Guillermo Moreo' s house and looked for him, grabbed
her with one hand and gave her the candidacy to be a candidate for Senator
for the District was Luis Avinader in person, which makes it clear to me
that for him to go grab Guillermo Moreno by one hand and treat his announcer
in the commercials, is because he intended not to let him repostulate Fary de
Raful again. What happened, what Farie said, what he did, how
he behaved, what happened in private, because I can' t find an
explanation for being fary of a woman of so many lights independently, I don
' t make that dialogue mute. But regardless of all that, in this
electoral effervescence, Faride has more political capital in favor of her than Guillermo Moreno
has. There' s a lot of it. He finds it very bad
candidate when the whole party has to throw it behind his back, when the
President has to go out and speak for him, when the commercials the speaker,
the speaker for him is the President. He is saying that it was
clear, precisely the President. I know this is a dead man, but
since I' m really tough here in the district, vote for him,
because you' re going to vote for me. The same goes for the
Santo Domingo province, which the President also had to turn his back to see
if it starts, because no one knows it in the province people found out.
Now it was remembered that he had a senator in the province of Santo
Domingo when the campaign came back and he filled the province of Vallas and A
cartels, but people didn' t remember that he had a senator. And
I live in Santo Domingo Norte, part of the Province of Santo Domingo and
you go out to ask who is the senator of Santo Domingo Norte, of
that municipality of the province, and ten out of ten tell you they don
' t know clearly. So let' s hear what you were referring to
Adriana and she said yesterday, in the final part, Omar Fernández, response
to a series of allusions and direct mentions by candidate Guillermo Morero, candidate for
senator for the District for the PRM ah no candidate senator for Luis Avinader,
because of the PRM. I think they have scolding with this man, this
sheath we' re going to hear, but pp where this is heard and
now with great captain I want to talk to all Dominicans. This debate has
served primarily to make our vision of the country understood, but above all to
enable them to contrast our ideas and our proposals with those of the official candidate.
Evidential dissidences, although some coincidences, but the most curious thing of all
is the attention that already consists at the national level of this candidacy, to
the senatorship of the capital Of that they took care to give it a dimension
in which this has become a kind of all against one. My vision,
my philosophy, must rather be that we all unite to work for one.
The Santo Domingo we want, the city we dream of and the capital we
really long for have wanted to make this electoral contest a kind of battle between
the good and the bad. The good ones, under your logic, for
the support you have from the President and the bad, in my case,
for the support of my presidential candidate. And at this moment I reflect and
make an invitation to read the Bible the Book of Exodus, Chapter twenty-
two verse twelve. Thou shalt honor thy father, and thy mother, and
thy days shall be long in this land which Jehovah thy God giveth thee in
the day that he shall see me. I need to dishonor or feel ashamed
for my parents to get to a better public office. I leave politics because
this, of course, has not been for me, but what is regrettable
that I have to be the youngest of the contenders that I call on my
main opponent to stop the bad practice of wanting to sow tares inside a father
or son and pretend to divide an entire family. Not everything in politics is
used to want to win a public office. In that sense, I do
not ask the capitals to value this proposal that accompanies it not only the energy
of the youth, but also four years legislative experience in my passage through the
Chamber of Deputies, so that soon and once and for all, we will
achieve what you have said earlier, together we will achieve the capital that we
want and deserve. Thank you very much, good night and God bless you
all. I' ll fuck tomorrow. Hey, there' s applause for
me, not because there shouldn' t have been a virus. When you
go to a debate of that, you say no one does not applaud,
although in America it is different in other countries. But the truth is,
it' s interesting to have this exercise done. Already, at least the
term debate in the Dominican electoral archot is already entering into the logic and thought
and expectations that the one who will vote has, that their candidates will discuss
their approaches. It came from the municipal elections. Now we saw how in
the South a series of debates took place between candidates for senators sponsored in part
by the radio station radio companies. That' s where Peguero Méndez and Mr
Dagoberto Adames passed and almost went to the bun. In Cibao, in the
province of La Vega, a debate took place between the candidates of the Alliance
and the candidate of the Government and was broadcast through local channels and also by
radio stations of Grupo Madrano and other latitudes here in the Dominican Republic. The
same thing' s been going on in the district. We have had a
fairly long debate season from January to date, and this was done by a
media group, including the new Dominican daily and radio, etcetera, etcetera.
What you think is good, is creating the conditions so that in the future,
independently, I do not believe that this should be forced to anyone to
be part of the feeling of duty that a public servant of duty has to
make clear to the voter? To make it clear to the voter what his
positions are in the face of the great problems that are understood, that affect
at a certain point in time society, the country and the electors, And
it is to know how they think to confront their ideas, which is basically
what this is about in the debate not and to insult me to disqualify myself
in personal terms, although sometimes this can get to that point. But that
is already part of the Dominican language that eight years ago, when Luis Avinader
went to a debate together with Athey de Camps, the party the candidate of
the Pecu of Celi to his see Hin Chávez Pellegrin Castillo. And now I
forget, Soraya, now I forget my last name on that occasion, because
eight years ago it was a strange thing, although maybe no one remembers it.
In the two thousand and six there was also a debate between Pacheco and
Roberto Salcedo. That mayor election for the national district seemed more like a presidential
election for the attention that was set in the district between these two candidates and
would end up imposing with fifty- fifty percent of the votes Roberto Salcedo,
equally we, because we paid a lot of attention to the district. Debates
are already a reality, but at the academic level. Also there it opens,
although there are many college universities, even this one, that have that
practice, that have that as art of matter. Yes, exactly, but
now it must be given a little more priority for the formation of the future
politicians who are coming up there and not that we can really see this how,
how they express their ideas and what it means will be in a debate.
But something Mara said and I totally agree, is really her adversaries who
have dimensioned that, that boy' s candidacy. Yeah, because look at
you guys and literally as a boy. He' s alone because none of
the positions are supporting. And this one just fought her. I have a
cave. The strength of the people also he walks alone in the street.
Exactly then, you don' t see the pantage of the opposition. I
' ve turned around leaning boy and yet he' s a boy he'
s battling. That' s kind of what he used inadmirable. Gentlemen.
Yeah, yeah,' cause he' s a fucking talent. Yeah,
or more. The truth is that Mom doesn' t stop surprising I told
myself a few months ago that the way he communicates and transmits messages, or
it' s good, I identify a lot. There is not a boy,
also very young, thirty- two years old, not a boy,
a baby by pregnancy, but I feel like I identify very much as a
sea with the message it conveys. I love peace above all, I mean,
he doesn' t. He' s not a guy who' s
gnawing, insulting or anything. Or more I really love it. I think
that of the options, the PRM chose the worst electorally speaking in the district.
I' m not talking in personal terms. I speak as a political
product to sell. They took a steel anvil and had to raise that among
all, regardless of whether politics has its dynamics and the parties do what they
should. I still don' t understand what was so big or so bad
that it made the best of the options that the party had in the capital
to take as a again fari candidate of raful that they didn' t take
her again. That' s the great Esa, that' s the great
unknown that I have because look at me brother shake hands with Guillermo Moret and
I went in to raise that yung that steel that weighs more than all the
bad candidates together that may have as a political product in the political fauna in
this campaign is difficult. Regardless of everything, if he wins, it will
be the President who will end up winning, not Guillermo Moreno. We prove
to ourselves that we will not be left without the ideas found. In the
debate please, i e opinions found here in rhythm ol bathing opinions are encountered
in connection with the debate. What happened to Marino Collantes, that I stayed
in a loop What happened Yes, yes, they sent me the video.
Now I' m looking. He already sent it to me, he stayed
in a loop that I got sent the video and I couldn' t see
it. Marino Coyantes, candidate for the PLD if it is in the province
of Santiago and I don' t know they sent me the video and I
can' t find it now. Whoever sent it to me will send it
to you right now. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It' s five
three, one, ninety- six fifty. We are talking about last night
' s debate between Guillermo Moreno and what this young brother or Maomar Fernández calls,
which was organized by the Young Entrepreneurs' Association. It must be said
that Jessica is Has Buon. She' s a beautiful woman. Uh,
I had Jims Suriel, who' s not a bad looking man at all.
Who gas ah ok I said it was Jins suriar, Jim Surie,
jinsor he had next to look jinsu He' s a guy who looks great.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, it looks pretty good and it looked ugly
next to Jessica, yeah, it' s awesome and it' s beautiful,
impressively beautiful. Good morning. Good morning, good morning. He hears
in Mexico, or because what happens that he ate it with Yuca in what
way not the most not in preparation is both intellectual and exciting. But I
have a question. What happened to bin Chito? The debate, the debate.
It had its rules and is posted on the Young Entrepreneurs Association page and
candidates who passed their matches were invited five percent of the last election. So,
as a sailor I saw what it' s called, what it'
s called the finite castle, not seman, no, it doesn' t
have that amount. He wasn' t invited. I mean, they'
re part of the rules. And the rules are so a but, as
explained and argued on its page, the Young Entrepreneurs Association and they are following
as the parameters of best practices of this type of events in other countries.
There are countries that are of the last choice, in the case of Colombia,
is one that has more than one point, five percent of the last
three polls. There are others who are invited by anyone. That depends,
but it was. That' s why it would have been interesting. Good
morning, good day indeed. Dale bro the good as the sea He ate
it with Yuca, because in the introduction of OMAR it is seen that he
talks about his proposal of what he wants to do and to and to Guillermo
it seems that they took him to give Spanish to Luis Sabinade. He mentioned
Luis more to Vinader and he mentioned what he' s done more to Luis
Sabina than he' s going to do in the Senate. If he wins,
no, no, but average wine and he' s eighth on the
side if it' s true, but I already see him in jail.
She hadn' t analyzed that because, as I told you right now,
the election isn' t Guillermo Moreno against strategy. It' s clear,
of course. Luis has about sixty- four percent in him If you succeed
in turning Luis' endorsement to the senator, making the Elector understand that voting
for Guillermo Moreno, voting for Luis, because you already achieved, it already
worked and you see it in the practice of the campaign. That' s
the direction that has led to the campaign, that' s Guillermo Moreno'
s speech. I mean, voting for me, it' s voting for
Luis and it' s not the first time we' ve seen that.
In the year two thousand six you will smell that here did not put on
a poster of a candidate. Here he put the bad PLD star on the
fences and Leonel, leading all the caravans, voted for Leonel and people gave
him a Senate and a House of Deputies to Leonel the first time we saw.
Good morning, good morning, two days, every day total small.
I' m sorry Radio Dale is coming You' ve found your opinions on
the senators' debate in the district. I really have several months already,
as well as the different ones in the debate. Of course it' s
a secret to take. He' s got a lembero He' s clear
what he wants, but he' s dense. I understand you' re
not going to afford to lose in the center of the country. I think
that man is going to break earth, he' s going to buca gene
te, he' s going to do whatever it is legal, I understand,
but he' s not going to afford to lose this capital. For
jta. William has no drags you and I commented to look yesterday in the
game of him Vein for years, two thousand sixteen, two thousand twenty were
less Doto, less, less fame, less. I don' t know
acceptance. So I don' t see him as a candidate, well,
but I also see that they' re not going to afford to lose.
Obviously, the election was about that. No game that will make you luxury
of losing. Political what I prefer. But you Mo Moreno only comes out
every four years. You understand Guillen from when in the two thousand eight it
was that he started to plow. Guillermo Moreno does have to be two thousand
eight exactly because I remember that I lived in Canada, came once and called
me from the board to confirm that I was on the list of people from
Guillermo Baden' s party and I the same question I asked Peter I always
said what a Guillermo is. I didn' t even know who that guy
was so you could tell you back then that had to be two thousand nine,
two thousand the perennial presidential candidate. Guillermo Moreno yes good morning, well
d team Dale Mira. I believe that on the previous occasion Alberto you yourself
mentioned it the sea lost is not so much the negative repercussions, but that
Guillermo Moreno loses specifically in the district. What it brings and the position it
will give Omar for a possible two thousand twenty- eight is strong. So
the ruling party has to break up anyway, to try to keep him from
coming. Politics is very dirty, but the struggle is stronger. Politics is
politics. We' re going to be in politics is politics. What'
s dirty is that politicians are dirty when they use bad arts. And politics
is the policy of looking. There is something almost possible and it is a
topic of strategies that within what fits. If possible, you' re gonna
make this guy call this time. You shouldn' t call here. Nomeo
already good morning the sages in the zta good morning. By the way tell
me, as you approach me last night, a thirty- two- year
- old boy has gone mad and has no idea how much eloquence to a
whole government, regardless of who he is, but that boy has a preparation
that God blesses him and, as the previous listener said, he is opening
the door to the big to be a future presidential candidate with many chances of
achieving it. I must say here I' m going to commit an infidelity.
I do not call the Perremeints to be so indiscreet, but certainly all
the analyses that have been made around Omar' s figure. What is being
wagered is exactly what Omar' s listener saying losing this election weakens him in
the face of two thousand twenty- eight, because, in the face of
two thousand twenty- eight and that I don' t say, they say,
in the face of two thousand twenty- eight, Omar has a great
chance of being a good presidential project and what is the vocation of any party
to achieve power and retain it exactly and beyond twenty- eight, because the
PRM wants to continue to govern those who have as candidates. Well, the
two most likely inside the game are Carolina, on the one hand, and
David Collado, on the other. We will see that it leaves that train
crash as a result from the 17th of August that when the pre- campaign
within the PRM begins the other day of swearing, Luis Vinade, then,
certainly of all possible options that are outside the PRM, that right now the
one that has more men and women with possibilities for the 28th, the one
of greater possibilities and better profile. According to their analysis and according to what
they have studied, it' s omar to exploit it now is to weaken
it by twenty- eight and I' m not telling you. That was
put to me at a dangerous meeting, so I don' t know.
Politics is very complex. In the two thousand and sixteen Louis took Vinader out
in thirty- five and no one saw him possibilities for the twenty and ended
with theñuña tercia. I mean, life turns around a lot, because
I see that the intention to exploit it from now on, which is strengthening
each of you to a contrary result. Yeah, but that' s his
analysis. That is the analysis and consensus that has been reached. Add that
these next four years of the PRM, when in all those candidates they want
to be presidents, they' re all going to have to handle themselves inside.
First, what comes in makes it easy. There' s gonna be
one. There' s a heavy game. I command the game, there
' s a heavy game, but ugly, ugly. And, on the
other hand, they have everything. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, there'
s no excuse to say no to the opposition. You guys have everything good.
What a good day. Tell her your opinion. The debate last night,
senator candidates and the district, the debate among all the things that I
thought was that the man speaks very nice, as well as who happens to
his father. But your father comes out as a bad guy then like you
already people that go pretty, just like I don' t eat you not
with good morning. Give him a good day. Team give it first seems
to me the preparation that Omar Fernández has made, as he says he prepared
to be Senator. Reminds me of the famous phrase of I prepared to be
President of Danilo Measure. The latter remember that the entire captain of the capital
is in favor of Guillermo Moreno. Say san goes all Carolina, the president
himself, all those people are from here in the district and they' re
going to support, they' re going to put everything they have to put
in favor of their candidate. Well, I think the phrase Danilo Medina said
he didn' t lie. He prepared to be President, made his line
not and you like it or not, Regardless of the negative things, Danielo
was a good President, because he was prepared for it. And I don
' t see bad that you don' t demand from anyone who' s
going to hold a public office who' s ready for the public office,
because those who haven' t been prepared ask him about it to the lard.
If you have done well with politicians who are those people who vote if
it were slogan, you have no training in management and management of anything.
They' ve never led anything, they can' t handle anything, they
respect nothing. If it goes well with those politicians, then let us have
people who say proudly and recognize that we must prepare for a position. It
' s not bad and I think and I' ll keep thinking that Danilo
was a good President, regardless of what he allowed. But in oberol the
results are there and they give you a cookie in the face. I am
not going to lose objectivity to anything in the world and I think the same
as the current President has shown you that he prepared to be President. I
think his intention of voting shows that people empathize with him, because he understands
that he has produced good results and they feel good about him. And that
' s why we want sixty percent for him. I mean, it'
s clear he' s ready. If we don' t have to be
prepared for a position as senator, deputy, mayor- in- chief,
then we have to check ourselves out, because what we' re wrong with
is us and I don' t talk about credentialism here. I speak here
of people who know what is going to a public position, not learning to
leave, even though they learn in the process. The last good morning,
good day, sell her more to the site. Right now, well,
really or more is going to beat Guillermo because or bad at the end ayo
is that an omy is going to win om finee look what a friend writes
to me here you remember that I told him that, that you saw standing
there that result of a mother who knew how to raise quite well, because
here people may not know that Omar' s relationship and upbringing with his mother
was primary in his life or or rented, the son of two people,
not of one person, and his mother was decisive for the way that and
the personality that she displays, that you gave many aspects of that of his
father and remember that everyone has the right to walk and trill his own way.
I think what you' re doing to him and trying with a great
commitment to yourself to differentiate many aspects of your father' s exercise in politics,
without feeling ashamed of them, maybe trying to create a proper identity of
your own name, which is difficult when you' re the son of a
president. We can set an example. There is Orlando Jorge Mera, son
of a former president and many say he is Salvador Río Blanco. He has
been one of the worst presidents in the Dominican Republic, but on two occasions
Orlando was a public servant and ended up losing his life in the exercise of
the second, at least at the minister level. And there they are you
can go to the files and see what he did, how he differed so
much from his father. So I think that telling kids about dads' mistakes
is a mistake. That too is problematic for Rhythm ninety- six. We
have been the victim of great deceptions. The covid pandemic was perhaps the worst
we' ve had in a hundred years of all the deceptions that we'
ve been victimized All that incision, that madness, the panic, the frenzy,
the lack of control, the economic destruction, the lock- up that
led so many people to take their lives, the destruction of couples because they
didn' t resist three days living together, etcetera, but remember the white
ok there' s a documentary on HBO. Those who have HBO or Max
in their house can look for this documentary. I started it yesterday because when
the Toke dance thing happened, I was starting to study computer science at the
University, at the university, not at the technical level, and I remember
that in the year ninety- seven, which was the year that I went
into studying that sheath, the professor, the facilitator, gave us a talk
about what would happen. There were many engineers who were teaching us, engineers
who graduated from the Computer University, who were convinced that on the thirty-
first day of December of the year two thousand, from the year nine hundred
and ninety- nine, at midnight one minute a second after crossing the clock
to the year two thousand, because the world would go down, it would
go well, and I believe that we were the victim of one of the
most successful campaigns of fear and terror and panic, unlike what happened with the
covid that what he did was destroy economy, destroy employment, destroy the psychology
of many people. Here, what was built was quite the opposite. Companies
that were beginning to excel at success became mega corporations in a span of less
than three years, the product of the large amount of money that was sold
was collected on a global or level by the famous updates, recodifications, rewrites,
reprogramming, etcetera. Because, according to them, that day thirty-
one of December, at midnight, already day in the early morning, the
world would go down, because everything was working depending on a computer already by
that date. That documentary is very good. The documentary doesn' t reach
any. It doesn' t tell you anything. The documentary, I mean,
it doesn' t make you, it doesn' t tell you.
You have to think about this documentary. What he presents to you is how
all this was done, how it happened in hbo. In Hbo is there
available and I wrote to a friend yesterday. I told him I have to
see such a documentary. I told him the aber documentary is called time Bomb
White tok time Bom and Greek two ka are hbo. See it because what
we lived through at that time and we had in class zealots that we were
told about this as a religion and we were bombarded with this. But there
came a time when the journalists themselves began to show septicism, because they said.
And this tiger that started with this one in the year ninety- six
ninety- five co as a media tour, has spaces paid for at the
Waldes Free Jornal. It' s expensive cobras. He' s already started
charging quite a lot for talks the guy who started it. This began at
the end of the year ninety- four, ninety- five, com giving
small statements and already by the ninety- six was a whole media star.
And that' s where the whole computer industry got in. And remember there
were people here who didn' t buy a computer, otherwise there was white
Tokay network. That' s true, devil. Yeah, that' s
what you guys are like if it wasn' t cool Play net there,
that' s where you were born and you grew up and you developed.
Obviously, a lot of things coincided there. It coincided with the height of
the Internet, which was in the mid- 1990s, when Bill Clinton,
in the year ninety- six, runs a campaign throughout the American educational system
of computerization and Internet access for students and teachers in classrooms. Then that would
come here in the ninety- seven ninety- eight, when they started doing
computer labs for schools and schools. I studied at a school that thanks to
infont at a computer school that settled in the Ergos School of Gascoe and well,
that was the gold rush. When the Internet bequeathed to reach everyone and
already after the year ninety- three, already by ninety- five, we
were dropping pictures of woman in hide in happy. So yes, even if
you lasted five days, he' s going to download the photo. I
was coming down together like a videong ex dot commo you remember and the triple
X dot com my king. But you know that kind of good stuff that
happens, because even the most skeptical we do things. What was the name
of a fair or that because it was here that everything tried to panic look
and there was something that a good friend said at the beginning of the covid
It said that this cannot. This cannot be handled on the basis of panic.
And what happened to the White You, which was based on panic,
instill fear in people that planes are going to fall, that power plants are
going to be paid, that the dams are going to open themselves that they
will fall from the sky of airplanes like apples elevators, that the elevators are
going to be put on, that is, the whole campaign of fear and
terror that developed around that. And I was the one who kept waiting for
me to happen, for a bomb to explode, for the atomic missiles to
shake up like the wonderful Mr. Replay, like it' s called that
actor named Matt Damon, even Matt Damon was the kind of thing he was
hanging around in every thing he did infusing terror. Watch the documentary so you
understand how easy it is to take people to a state of mind of almost
madness and nervousness and everything that happened with the prepers and all those pods,
that was crazy what they lived. That will remember quite well that it was
years where one here the banks deployed banners when we were already you k Ok,
we are or wi toka Ok was the phrase that was deployed in banners
here and the banks spent a fortune adapting when a system is computer. To
that and even worse to generate confidence. Here people were moving the rooms from
one bank to another, because people were afraid that they would be erased,
their data would be lost. The case was really a reference sheath. But
what happened to a lotura to poloch, so it was crazy here. Look
how easy it is to change and infuse what you want to fear. In
this case. Here we all wake up once with a tsunami, with the
song we love you heart. This is in vain, not that the world
is going to end up in one sunam. That was the whole time.
Gorgeous, that started in St Peter' s. It is easy with the
minds of human beings that story. I remember her pretty well about the tsunami,
because it' s all the perfect storm. That is, when the
conditions are in place for a rumor to spread and create chaos, the conditions
have to be met. In the year ninety- eight, in fact,
twenty- two September, Hurricane George landed in the Dominican Republic. It had
been nineteen years since a major hurricane hit no land in the Dominican Republic,
but worse if there were other low- intensity hurricanes that had hit the south,
the east, etc, but one that crossed through the main cities of
the country and left significant damage and that, in the middle of that,
the director of the Civil Defense was at seven in the morning of the day
that the hurricane arrived saying that it does not come here, that we do
not have to open the shelters. People began to distrust wine. The hurricane
generated chaos There was a generation and a half that I hadn' t seen
a hurricane, including mine. I' ve never seen a hurricane, the
damage, the wreckage, all that sheath. We' re traumatized. I
lasted sixty days without energy and a few weeks after that a madman came out
in the city of San Pedro with a megaphone boxing to run there in a
tsunami and was there knew what that was. No one knew and people who
took for me the worst yet nothing had been given. No, and in
St Peter there was a commotion of the devil. Or it was at midnight
of that in, in the month of October of the year ninety- eight
and when everyone started calling because my house was called to my house, they
called me and this country was cautious because people said another misfortune and the government
did not warn us. That was it. That was the logic behind all
that, and I want you to know that in my house the woman was
in panta and Brazil on the court that that parted the soul so notice how
such a thing from that day on, I sleep in short pants and Ticher
served for something. Then look at yourself as such a simple thing. It
changes the behavior, the tidal really was tidal. But really tidal waves are
a There' s a question there are prodigious minded people that that' s
what they do. Then look how that simple thing caused that fuss. There
are people and there are funds for people who think how to change the human
mentality, so what is it is that that is now an information vacuum,
that is structured so you want me to tell you how much of the capital
was still in the dark at that time the media par excellence so you can
not be informed to the radio. I remember that the news chain project was
just beginning and at midnight at 1: 00 a m, the broadcaster and
psychologist and marketer Pablo ros was doing on that radio station talking on the network,
as it began to broadcast in order to bring peace to the state no
means were taken care of, neither did he or did he care to try
to fill the information vacuum that there was, because it was what there was,
an information vacuum. Obviously, today that is difficult, even if it
could happen and product of the excessive connectivity that many people want to fuck up.
But at that time it was radio and television for immediate information or smoke
signals. It' s harder today. But love the pause. I'
m with him when the tidal wave. Daddy was also called. Oh,
give me it' s a tidal wave and Daddy tells her how a tidal
wave is coming. How do you know a tidal wave is coming? Not
that Fulano said it on the radio and he hadn' t said it.
There is We' re going to talk to those who live alone. One
question. This is the worst thing you' ve ever found out about living
alone for what you live alone and not even without a dog. I'
ve been hard at home or living alone for a long, long time,
living alone and really, when you come to the house, when I came
to the house, that you find your reality, that you remember to look
at. I' m left alone. I' ve never lived alone in
my life. But fuck, you stay one in a house, you get
out of the street and you want to be a kid, a chat with
someone and you just have to stay on TV. Yeah, for example,
this one, when you' re on the street, you' re cool,
okay, but when you get home, you shut up, you actually
look up at us. Let' s go to the line of five,
three and one, ninety- six. Fifty is the rhythm of the morning.
It' s terribdo. Ninety- six, five channels, one hundred
and five in the vega to those who live alone and even so with a
dog, what' s the worst thing you' ve ever found out about
living alone good morning. I love living alone good morning. The question we
' re doing what' s the worst. Damn, asshole, oh,
the worst, the worst. I' ve had a tine, a good
listener. Last night the wolf left and I see myself as well as in
the area. I opened up the back of the room and saw what Auntie
Sweety drank my brother. It' s not easy to see tonces like p
and you say good there' s a fight and there' s no fight
or anything hears what sheath to those who live alone, but I' m
talking even without a cat in the house. It' s only in your
loneliness, only in oblivion. What' s the worst thing you' ve
ever found out about living alone that way. Good morning, visible, good
morning, good morning are the girls, the days honey look. For me
the worst thing about seeing alone is when I get sick, I' m
bad, I can' t stop from a bed or it gives me a
pain at midnight, I don' t have anyone to call, who I
shelter to tell you look come on, take everything there is already, I
say devil for that one. I left Mom' s house for what happens
in the 30s. Good morning, good morning. You don' t know
who happens to you, you don' t even get the toilet paper out
of there, there, there, there, no, but you stay in
the Warehouse for that you don' t have kids in two or alone,
but living alone just look at the time I lived alone. I' m
telling you two thousand nineteen on course to two thousand twenty I lived alone to
the chacha that I how much process tent enters pandemic. My brother, look
at my brother. The first month I threw it alone in a separate studio.
Brother, when I was already talking to the wall and he doesn'
t pick up the phone for me, the whole wife that when she'
s my girlfriend, she shows up there vencu you dad to my house,
because she' s literally driving me crazy. What' s the worst thing
you' ve ever discovered about living alone. Good morning. Good morning,
well, sure, my brother, good morning. First of all, I
want to tell you that I love your show and I' m in love
with your way of work. Thanks, Dad The worst thing I' ve
ever felt about sending alone Sometimes a miserable one gets hot, because you can
have everything, but if you don' t have someone to share that with,
the way says you don' t have to share it. If that
' s true, all and let me tell you that the feeling of loneliness
has nothing to do with contending people next door, no, no, I
' m not mixing things up. Sometimes one has a very active social life
and one feels deeply. Alone. That' s the way it is to
see you, because when you' re done hearing, I don' t
know if this will have the psychologists, when you' re surrounded by people
who have issues like giving meaning to their lives, friends who have children,
friends who have husbands, there are pods that make a single woman a cousin,
that she' ll be the only divorced woman in the group and that
has cats. They love you. I brown here so you can talk.
Come and when you cold, because the human being is given to confront you
and you say pussy I' m only yes. Alberto Look at that feeling,
in that feeling of loneliness, it' s enough. It' s
trist Like you said, Pana, that makes you feel miserable, because it
' s not the same. You paid him a neck and spent three days
in an airbnb at Cana tip, but on Monday that ravendola goes home.
Either Sunday night, or Sunday night, when you' re alone, Sundays
are pretty tough and good morning. Likewise, as Adrian said, I lasted
two years of my life only first I was crazy. And the only thing
that bothered me a lot, a lot was dinner time, that didn'
t even give me the scene because with what I was going to share it
better, but I went for the meat and I ate something just because a
case I looked, look at not a little fish. I had when I
lived in Canada, that I lived completely good with Sazi, but I,
in fact, lasted only week eating dorito for not cooking, because I mean,
I love to cook, but not to eat it myself, but when
a group comes, when I have some people in my house, but it
' s because Mommy, you want to know what the most fucking feeling is
that you stand up in a fonda buys food. That' s where you
eat it just for your house. Yes, he looks terrible. You feel
helpless because he says this food to me and I don' t like it
if it happens to you like I stop one way at a time and leave
it to you because the dump goes up I already you know alone and the
lady below had poured water and I cool down and let them see that lempabro,
doesn' t take a seat and I love you I bet. I
started off alone and fucked. But I don' t hear ay ay ay
good morning. It' s just the worst thing you' ve ever found
out about living alone. The worst. The worst is because several times a
year it' s my turn to live alone because it' s my husband
' s turn to go. And the worst thing I can see is that
I don' t have anyone to ask and what we' re going to
have for dinner. Oh he goes like him and where the well goes Loves
the low, that the vibre that is he is citizen. Good citizen'
s residence and you have to stay on a friendly man, don' t
let him go for any of this pulanque don' t have gringal. Good
morning. Sad to yell with what in everyone gives you the time in the
three is the three days, good day, hello to days, good day
heart. I am of the subject as a woman who lives alone. Other
than feeling like you live in Buckingham Castle, a house so big for yourself.
It' s taking away the sign- livers. When a man knows
that you live alone and you have no children and you have a husband,
he gets into it like a love and a sheath wants to go there that
very hard yes without paying for cabins or men that you knew before and that
never came near you that not with intentions. We all got the friend in
the head. You' re coming alone there We' re going to play
to the pains. No, there' s no place for my third house
wow and I saw that I sewed you he doesn' t hear. Good
morning. He bought cauldron bu día, Alberto. I went through that in
Pandemia when I separated and lived with the worst enemy is your brain, your
mind machinating thousands of thoughts. That' s terrible, Brother, no,
it' s not easy, that' s devastating. The last good morning
and well, well terea probable in my case was recently I bought a problem
you and I brought it up and it needed another gate. People of the
sky. I' m going panel I smelled my bed for three hours and
well you have to live alone what you can do with the open bullet door,
you don' t see it has those advantages, but at times it
becomes very overwhelming. You understand the hard good rhymes well. We have here
our friend Ra de León, who twenty of Phillips morri' s external communications
and welcome you here at the rhythm in the morning want interesting information for the
whole audience, Abologies Raúl, how you are brother, super happy to share
with all of you this morning and also with all the audience that follows this
wonderful program And good happy to share with all those who tune in, well,
the good news that we have from Philip Morris Dominicana for those adult smokers
who, because they are looking for an alternative or alternatives better than to continue
consuming conventional cigarette and tell me what those good news are. I' m
getting older I' m getting the shirt you do, yeah, this thing.
I told Adriana a lot. Okay. First, the first thing to
understand is that the best decision a smoking adult can be is to quit.
If you' ve already quit, never come back and never smoked, not
even look at a cigarette pack. But, unfortunately, there are a billion
adult leakers around the world, and that is where our commitment as a company
arises to offer them alternatives that are less risky. When we talk about lower
risk, it is bought with continuing smoking, because alternatives that have to have
a reduction of the damage. And what we' re talking about with the
damage first is what we have to identify is what the damage is, what
really produces the main or the strongest diseases linked to the smoking issue, and
it' s the smoke. When you have a product like the cigarette you
light, you create combustion, you create smoke and it is in the smoke
where the most toxic and potentially toxic substances are found for the body. So,
based on this discovery with an investment of more than ten zero million dollars
or more than ten zero million dollars, Filip Morris has created a series of
products or alternatives that do that eliminate smoke, being the first product that arrives
in the country almost six years ago, the product of the Ikos heated tobacco
device, which is what does is that heat tobacco instead of burning it and
thus eliminating smoke and thereby exposing it to the main quantity, to the main
quantities of toxic and potentially toxic substances. I emphasize that it is intended exclusively
for adult smokers, that is, that if someone has never smoked or left
the cigarette, just as he should never again smoke or smoke a cigarette,
he should not, therefore, make use of this type of product. We
have icos, well, we also have co- heated, but we also
already have a wider portfolio with other alternatives that include electronic cigarette. And then
surprise that comes later, I' m also curious about the surprise. Then
you live now. Recently it evolved to icos and luma exactly yes, perfectly.
One of the things that we always have as a flag when it comes
to developing alternatives is to be always having the consumer as centers. That is,
because this is important if we want to provide alternatives for adult smokers.
These alternatives have to meet your needs and that is why we often makeénfaxis
in which haiks is a product that is very similar in ritual to the ritual
of smoking conventional claw. Only we eliminate the smoke, which is the main
cause of damage. So, with the aico we have listened constantly, because
some observations that make us the same users, the dialogues, and well,
one of them has been the theme of smell. See, icos doesn'
t leave any pain in the body. Tobacco doesn' t leave the smell
left by the conventional cigarette, so neither in the moon nor in the hair,
neither in the nails nor in the body you can consume ai with araicos
and you won' t have smell. But yes for a cleaning issue,
because the device we had before or the version we had before, because it
produced certain unpleasant pains and we know yes exactly and we know it because it
goes. That is to say, it is a topic of how the use
given in terms of cleaning the Aiko and Luma device, which is the new
version of Ikos, to which we invite all those who are already IKS users
to make the change. What it does is that it eliminates within the main
benefits that another is that it completely eliminates the issue of cleaning. And by
eliminating the subject of cleaning, because already, the theme of the smell that
good you, as user, I imagine you can experience is completely eliminated.
Yes, yes, the truth is that I have the illusory and the difference
is noticeable, especially when I' m in groups that I don' t
have to say anymore I' m not I is this is usually already.
That' s off and I must say that once I almost had one of
Liikos' s original blades and not having to clean the illusory. For me
it has been a resounding success that I am no longer thinking that when I
take it out there is going to come out a bit of tobacco or anything.
I mean, it' s been a success and contrary to what I
thought, contrary to what I thought when I saw the iluma, the illumano
the terea, the consumable, the consumable that I told you when I saw
it, that I thought well, one drinking with this thing that looks the
same not because of the image that the terea has on where the filter goes.
I' ve never been confused. Yes, as you enter it into
dispossible and it is a very important fact that you mention the case of Icos
had consumables that were specific to the icos. Now with Ico and Luma,
which is the one on the market right now, it has other consumables for
those who don' t understand. When we get back from consuming, it
tells you there are things, it is a device that is introduced to a
consumable that is the one that contains real tobacco. So this consumable for the
case of Ico, if Luma is completly different from the consumable Ihos had,
then something very important for people, because the smokers adults who are going to
make the change know that they acquire exactly and those who are still with the
icos above, because they can make the change both in device and in consumables.
And the consumable is the same flavor, It has the same flavor and
the same flavor variant. And the most important thing is that they reduce exposure
to toxic substances, because in the end, what we are looking for is
that, that is, reducing cigarette consumption that, in fact, we recently
announced that already our low- risk products, that is, our ikos and
other products that we already have on sale outperform our main brand of cigarettes,
say, as a leading tobacco company in the world. We have already transformed
the business to make the company leader in smoke- free products. Being our
Icos device, our main brand worldwide, it is the brand that sells the
most and there has already been a reduction in itself. With the presence of
icos in the world that we already have eighty- four markets, including obviously
the Dominican Republic, we have made a reduction in the volume of cigarettes by
twenty- seven percent, meaning that people are making the change and but there
is still one point, a billion adult players in the world who need more
alternatives. We have a portfolio, as I said earlier, we have saics,
but we also have e- cigarette that this case babs with big nao
emphasis on the difference between one and the other. In the case of icos,
I was warmed up, real tobacco. The ones we talk about when
we talk about beb are not real tobacco, liquid nicotine that satisfies, because
the needs of that adult smoker who has made the change to this other also
alternative of less risk than to continue smoking eye. None of these products are
risk- free. Of course that' s why we say they are intended
exclusively for adult smokers and the bible you have it seems to me that there
are six different flavors and six premium flavors and harm reduction. I think that,
more than speaking, I invite everyone who is a smoking adult to experiment,
to look for alternatives and discover what is more eager to their tastes and
let us know also because, as I said earlier, we are a company
that focuses on the consumer and listening to them so that they can keep them
in the category and with this, they can make the change until they even
quit smoking. In fact, there was a study that recently came out in
Nukate that talks about that and well let' s see the next media,
which talks about how e- cigarettes have helped many adult smokers make the transition
from cigarette to Babs and the babes to quit smoking completely. Raul. Thank
you, Brother Raúl de León, the former external communications manager of Philip Morris,
for the good news you have shared today here with us at the rhythm
of the morning for the smoking audience of our program, and we wish that,
just as you have made that transition, as well as the smokeless cigarette,
the alcohol that does not drink amen and amen that there I will add
those hangovers, my God with dreams, the drink lags it. Thank you,
Raul, thank you. Happy days are morning. We are in the
political season and to the disappointment of the people of twitch, there are no
longer Wednesdays of politics, but any day, because we are in the Zafra.
There are a lot, a lot of candidates, so to speak that
we are burdened and there are plenty of applications, but time is missing.
Today we have a guest, the PELED of the PELE of the Dominica Liberation
Party, candidate for deputy for circumcription number one. I think the most competitive
of all definitive. If anyone else has to tell me please for me to
update and that he has very good candidates competing for a space in the Chamber
of Deputies. As a deputy and here he is a young man, his
father has also been a legislator, a communicator, producer, strategist of the
communication of the men who know best was the protagonist of one of the best
times for talents in the country when it was up to him to direct that
project at the beginning of the two thousand, which gave the opportunity to many
new people, but also to many talents, to collect good wages when he
was in Metcom that we welcome Charlie Mariotti, son at the end of the
morning, candidate for deputy for psychocrision. Number on Good morning, brothers,
how you are very good morning, happy and grateful to be here with you.
Thank you for the invitation, my people. Okay. I imagine that
you, being the son of a former legislator, of a man of means
and political life as exposed as your father, have some kind of how it
is said, of additional training to throw you into the political arena, to
do your campaign, to manage communication, to open with on the ground,
with those with the voters and all the day- to- day cares of
this activity that is as consuming of time and physical and psychological strength as is
politics. And more a campaign as competing as this in circumcrision number one look
is complicated is true, and not because I come from a political or politicized
family means it' s easier. Me. This is my first aspiration and
I am doing it in a demarcation in which I was born, raised,
grew up, developed, but did not necessarily know. Let' s say
in depth on electoral and political issues. I have legislative experience because I have
advised some fellow Members who are of my generation. Maybe as much as people
think, though very young. I did sneak into one that another commission was
attending the Senate of the Republic, but I never thought I was going to
aspire to an electoral position. People may think that side does look like a
lawyer, yes, if it fights that' s not necessarily good. Alberto,
good question and at what age you start in politics. I started very
young, because it came a moment when I was young. It' s
worth redundancy, but you look young. Yeah, yeah. I' m
thirty- three years old, different from me. The only way I had
to share with my dad was when I was on the campaign. Then you
had to go with him. And that in one way or another is permeating
one and increasing a feeling, say, of service and a vocation of service.
But my first real close experience was when I had the opportunity to go
to America. I was studying and I could start working with an American congressman
named Chaoz Angel. He worked in his Washington office. Ah yes, that
is because of the same demarcation that today is Adriano España, exactly. Adriano
' s taken up a long way away. Yes, but Adriano competed several
times in internal primaries the Democratic Party for being the candidate and chavos always stood
and was also a congressman with whom we had a very good relationship. Yes,
so all the time it was a fundamental part of the Dominican Republic'
s inclusion in the Treaty, in the Casta Treaty, in the Derek Treaty,
in many other situations. It was also a big one. He also
had a very close link with the Dominican Community in the demarcation for which he
was a representative for many years. Of course, it lasted more than forty
years as a representative, and that means that the American representatives go to elections
every two years, which went to more than twenty elections and came out victorious.
So, in that trade, I had the opportunity to do a lot
of things. I started by picking up the phone and ended up working on
speech topics, diaspora issues, working on infrastructure issues in New York City.
But when I picked up phones, I was really struck by the way people
were communicating with their representatives, that there' s something that people don'
t know that all representatives and senators in the United States have an office with
a phone where people call to complain or complain about something that he, in
his role, has done or stopped doing exactly, and that' s an
essential job for people to be hired. And when it came to me to
pick up the phone, I was surprised, as people called daily, people
from their constituency or their demarcation, from their district, and people who weren
' t just people from all over the country, who asked what, why
it was, why it wasn' t, why it voted in such a
way, why it' s not supporting such an initiative, why it'
s saying such a thing. There was a constant follow- up and there
I learned that for you to be a good representative, one of the fundamental
things is represented interested and I said good. I' ve been to the
Dominican Congress in one way or another. I haven' t seen this like
this. Then I would like to import that into the Dominican Republic and that
was one of the things that motivated me to engage in politics. Perhaps I
never thought of an aspiration, because I always aspired to live for politics,
but I never wanted to live for politics. So, that' s why
my first aspiration is given to my thirty- three years, where I'
ve already tried to build a little business that very little allows me to support
my family. So now I decided to devote myself completely to political work,
because I understood very young that being on the sidelines is not an option and
I would like to try to bring all that I learned to the Dominican Republic
and see how we can then focus on finding solutions to the problems that have
always existed and that have allowed us to get out of being a developing country.
You mention something that strikes me. I said that experience in the United
States makes me reflect that I have never seen these Dominican Republic, what is
your analics, what do you think is due to that lack of contact,
proximity, many times or availability who represent demarcations in the country, with their
electorate, with whom they choose. Because the big problem we have is to
think that deputies and senators represent parties or interest groups and not those who vote
for them. Which is the idea and exercise in the Dominican Republic. But,
for example, on the deputies and senators' page comes their phone,
the phone x yes, but there is a contact phone with each one,
but there is no exercise, perhaps as described by everyone. It' s
not spread out. That as far as I' ve been able to analyze,
see and know good. I think it' s just that you think
it' s due. That' s true. Everything. Almost all legislators
have management offices, in the case of senators, of senatorial management in their
territory, in the case of deputies, political offices let' s say in
the territory too, but very few people approach having a conversation with the legislator
and I think that is part of our culture, because for a long time,
the political class I think has focused on talking to each other and not
necessarily talking to people. People don' t follow that through a politician they
can find solutions to day- to- day problems. That' s why
I want to change the conversation and that' s why, when I started
to motivate this aspiration. I did it by going to the territory going home
to house, protecting sector, listening to people, trying to build not my
proposal, but to make what is my society visible, it is my demarcation
needs. I remember on my first visits and I came to a demarcation and
I was talking about what I wanted to do, what I wanted to implement,
my vision and he tells me a young charle and all that is very
good. But the main problem we have, which is health in and out
of the neighborhood. He' s about two years old who don' t
fix it at night, he' s very dark and in the morning when
we go to work too and we' re being mugged. So it'
s the main problem that we have here and there I said well, one
comes with a solution to a problem that maybe doesn' t exist in this
demarcation. So, contrary to what we sometimes really like how political it is
to talk, I think we have to change and start listening more and you
don' t see why people don' t understand or understand what the function
of each card is in the chess of political life, because that easily fixes
it. Boring was the closest door to going to the demarcation council, but
maybe it happens how it happens with the sector where I live, where we
don' t know who the districters are elected by the demarcation in which we
live. They never come back out there. I believe that this is part
and parcel of the commitment we have always made to be close to the territory
and when you walk to represent a constituency as heterogeneous as the first one in
the national district. You have to understand that you have to have proposals for
all sectors, because there are people in great need and a few kilometers away
is also the most expensive construction subway in the country. So, that diversity
makes the proposal have to be much broader and you have to look for solutions
for all problems of different particularities and situations that arise. You can' t
think that because of the fact that you' re a legislator, that you
only have him legislate, control, represent in the representation part, that'
s where parliamentarians originally come from, right, where representatives originally come from?
It' s worth the redundancy. I think we have to make an effort
to try to make people feel that we are focused on finding solutions to their
problems that can be as simple as a lamp, as a light, or
it can be as complicated as access to social security. I believe that here
there is an evil of origin, which is what leads you, of the
legislators, to have to do a social exercise that does not correspond to the
mosquito net we fall helo and the orb day, etc. Because from the
beginning, from the very beginning of the republican life of our country, everything
started that way and there is a tradition and political culture that forces a legislator,
as happened to me on Wednesday, to be sitting in a bomb taking
a beer and talking about politics with friends like any ordinary citizen, which is
what most people are like at the end and between a local and tell him
that he takes away so much from being the best legislator who gave me three
cards of what' s called Bain bonus bonus in December a pataloina box for
wife the guy sketching it from there was a kind of humble origin, obviously,
but that culture, that idea that that that' s the good one,
because he does that makes it difficult for you to work as legislators,
because your work is not a veneer, but to go and discuss the issues
don' t give them that they can become laws or decisions in Congress that
affect the lives of everyone who, in fact, I guarantee you that the
phones that have senators and MPs never sound, no, no, if they
sound. I need a box. I need a dead box, I need
a basket. The one with the little baths gets a lot, but there
' s everything. I come back and tell you when there is need and
one has the ability, perhaps to contribute to palliating some situation or to helping
someone. In this country, unfortunately, it seems that, as Professor Jun
Bosco said it is in an article many years ago, it is forbidden to
get sick. Gentlemen, it' s very complicated when people have a situation
and they don' t have access to a health system that can ensure that
that problem is solved or that at least they have the assistance they need.
Then, when one is knocking on the door, when one is going to
the homes and one hears all these situations that arise. Unfortunately, one may
not have the solution to all those problems, but one has to seek to
be a channel for those situations to perhaps find a partial solution. Even I
say I don' t have the solution for all the problems. But when
a problem is divided between two, I think it weighs less and one that
is aspiring to represent people, it has to represent them with everything that that
means, with everything one wants. And besides, the duty to be.
I always say that it does not define being does not define what it is
then to build the country we want, we have to start working with the
country we have. We' re talking to Charlie Mariotti, junior son,
as he prefers deputy candidate for demarcation, for the number one circumscription of the
national district, which I' m already convinced with the most competitive and the
most difficult fuck. Chales, what' s that great proposal you have the
proposal you' re making. This is why I want a curule in Congress
Look. There are several, but I believe that the fundamental axis that we
are promoting is the modification of the Dominican Republic' s export supply, both
in goods and in service. I say we can' t keep saying the
whole world consumes what the Dominican Republic produces. We have to start producing what
the world is consuming, because because the world is really changing and if we
analyze all foreign phenomena we see how there is a dynamic of which countries,
like the United States, are starting to apply the new shorring, that is,
to look for things closer to start moving their businesses, so that,
when there is some geopolitical conflict, they will not be so affected by transport
dynamics, by cost dynamics? So how' s country? We are committed
to taking advantage of that privileged geographical location that God has given us and we
have to start working to analyze what is consuming the United States, which is
consuming Latin America, which is consuming even Mexico, and start producing it in
the Dominican Republic. I propose that we make a tripartist alliance between the state,
the universities among the private entrepreneurs also to go out into the world,
to do that analysis, to do those life of diligence and to do that
market study and to take the national entrepreneurs and the foreign investors and tell them
to look now. I have the market, I know where they' re
going to sell it. We are going to produce it here, because this
is how we begin to create opportunities for more than sixty percent of young Dominicans
who only come opportunity for economic and social growth, leaving the country the famous
return to Mexico and many other situations. When a country' s future only
sees its future in another demarcation, then what will become of that country,
when its main resource must be its human resources, So, promoting this diversification
of our export supply in goods and services, because we too have to start
training the boys, the young and also the adults who are doing it countries
like Singapore, which offer scholarships for people of forty- fifty years to catch
up with current technologies, because the labor market is too changing. Then there
is a worldwide demand of more than 1 5 million programmed who can work in
Dominican Republic, which can generate dollars, which can spend pesos and dynamize the
local economy. And there are leveling tools. We' ve got them in
the OPTI and we' ve got them on the island. We have to
start giving priority to these careers that can truly ensure that people have access to
quality jobs. It is perhaps a long- term plan, not necessarily in
the short or medium term, but I believe it helps to build the country
we want for the youth that is developing in our nation. I am also
promoting a project called edubal, which comes to implement road education in a mandatory
way at all levels of education, both basic and secondary in the Dominican Republic,
because, although it is true, there is a lot of opportunity to
improve in terms of the vehicle park, the vehicles that enter what the pontar
reperas de educación comes out is a subject of education in more than ninety percent.
The accidents here happen for human cause, and it is that the most
decent gentleman or lady really rides in a vehicle and is fully arranged. That
' s crazy. We' ve all done it and we' ve all
been through it. One lives it daily and that' s part of how
we interact with vehicles, with the streets, with ourselves. That I think
can change, but it can only change with education, because there really is
no definitive solution. There' s a problem with the transit of the Republic
or here or there would have started to attack that problem when in the 2,
000 someone proposed to include it in the educational curriculum, as you put
it. We had half the problem today. I solve another rooster sing,
because humans are animals of habit if you don' t create the habit,
if you don' t educate in that direction. In the end, as
much as you do educational campaigns on television, drive properly. It' s
the passage to the ambulances the rat, but you have to go repeating them
just like one, maybe you have a way of talking. Use some language,
because the environment educates you and takes you. That way, there are
other things that you learn the same. Of course, when you, as
a father, are going to take your son in front of the school and
stop the middle of the gusto, rich mejia and it' s the open
car and your bai and leave it and a plug behind you, your son,
when I grow up you' re going to repeat your clear pattern and
I had you walk in the back seat and your mom tells everyone to the
praise driver. Then he tells you very quiet, quiet, the same thing
that nothing happens. That' s growing in one way or another. But
I too would like to implement some behavioral economy measures for the legislation. These
are measures that analyze how people behave and how they impact economically, and do
not necessarily involve more expenses. On the contrary, it involves looking for a
positive alternative. And it happened to me that I had a stick, a
boomer sticke of those. My own deputy goes out and when I was with
that, I don' t have it anymore. I was much more aware
of the way I was driving, because I was saying, but I'
m handling your I D. People know I' m not going to a
mother here. What you recognize most. Then I was much more conscious.
That' s what I was doing. I say maybe part of the indecency
to drive is because people understand it, that no one knows it, or
that they have no way for people to identify it. So that kind of
measure can be very interesting. Hey, this happened at a European Union airport,
too. It was an airport these little ones that are connecting. Basically
they were having a problem that the toilets were always dirty and they were having
a bad score because when people arrived they found a completely messy bathroom, they
had no more money to hire more employees. Then they always had this situation
and what they did instead of hiring more employees, because they couldn' t
do what they did was that the men' s urinals put a black spot
in the center. The men, when there was this black spot, then
pointed the mess. The dirty bathroom dropped to a level that they didn'
t have to hire more employees and their score improved. But it' s
true that we don' t have aim. Well, they spent more time
with him, but I don' t need them to go to Mitre sometime.
Remember that Mitre' s baths, when the lincon was there, they
had ice and what the men were doing made happy. I was trying to
pay back. So the mess and the dirty went down and really are static
the tool that you can use to improve people' s lives without singing more
money and trying to understand that we are legislating and regulating people who are not
perfect and have biases. Also in Chicago he went through a situation on a
street, on a rather steep curve. There was no way accidents would decrease,
reducers would be put in, fines would be put in, traffic police
would be put in. There were no ways then that they did. They
analyzed the problem in a different way. Instead of placing the stripes of the
pedestrian crossings vertically, they put them horizontally and began to leave less distance between
one line and the other. That created a visual effect that I studied faster
than I was going, and then accidents began to decrease without having to spend
more money and without having to impose fines. These kinds of measures can help
improve the quality of life of us Dominicans in different ways, and I think
that' s how we have to look at legislation in this country. We
were talking to Charlie Mariotte, he said candidate for deputy for circumcription fight number
one. Last night was the angel debate of senators from both the province and
the province of Santiago and the district. There have been other debates over the
past few weeks, many of them have been candidates for MPs for psychialization number
one. And the question is what do you think about this debate exercise and
what was your experience when you participated, what did you get from that experience.
Look, it' s not easy. You get nervous. People are
very cruel sometimes with whom they don' t do so well in debates,
but I think it' s a necessary exercise. I think this is the
case with Mr Coyante, who may have been impressed. There are politicians who,
for the most part, are such a betrothed man, that is,
with so much experience in public, political and legislative life, and have been
reduced to a theatre. With this light it' s easy, a camera
microphone, all the attention in you you go black. I have had the
opportunity to participate in two debates. I took part in one that carried out
CSR that was with the pre- candidates, when we were aspiring to do
with the parliamentary candidacy within the party. It was with my fellow fighters and
I had the opportunity to participate in the debate of the codis also that there
was already with the other candidates of the other parties and they were not positive
exercises, I understand yes, very good and I believe that to me,
in a particular way, they favored very much for people to know me,
for people to know my proposals, so that they knew a little more about
me, and I think they are scenarios that people can take advantage of.
Candidates can take advantage of it, because voters also need to pay close attention
to making an informed decision about which candidates see things the same way you see
which candidate is talking to you and which candidates look more like the country vision
you have. And that' s why I think debates should be part of
our culture. But for that I do not think that we must do it
in a mandatory way, but it is the society that is not going to
begin to demand from candidates that they are willing to stand before a podium and
give their reasons why they want to go to a position, why they want
to be elected. I believe that debating love and being friends are things that
have to go on their own. You' re not gonna love anyone.
You can decree fulano is going to love Perencejo and that' s not going
to happen. Of course, then you have to go all the way to
debate. Then there is a conversation that is useless, because it is the
clear obligation and nothing is taken out. It happens as in some countries that
it is mandatory, where the candidates who go is regret like in a loop
and are not seen with a sort of straps exactly and and you do not
see any type. You don' t get anything positive and I don'
t think I want to get into politics? Get into another country' s
politics? It happened now with the debate in Mexico between Claudia Chimpaón and the
other one made chill galvez and the other candidate, and there nothing came out
but insults and is forced debate in Mexico. No one saw it there.
I' m on my way. It' s going to tell me three
pods with Chi polso are then all about the problems of Mexicans cast aside clear,
of course, the problems that truly affect the lives of Mexicans, already
to one side, because two ladies with chances of winning what they are seeing
who qualifies the other more to do with the favor of that elector, meno
informando, indeciso, etcetera, which seems to me completely useless. But we
also have a chance to really see what he is. I believe that,
as a country, it is now the right thing to build culture around that
already the word debate is part of the Dominican electoral slang, perhaps not as
much as you wish in the future from the politicians, even if you do
not want to say more, you have to debate because the people are waiting
for that and but today we will see the electoral result, if you see
reflected in how it went in the debate, for example, Maybe my debate
was much broader. There are many more candidates for deputies, but in the
Senate debate, where Omar Fernández and Guillermo Moreno were, I think I am,
it seemed to me that Omar was the great winner of that debate.
I believe that he manages everything in terms of proposals as to his position.
However, we will see how that is reflected in the electorate. You didn
' t think so. No. No. No. No. No.
What happens is that you said that the debate was between Guillermo Moreno and or
more, no. No, no, there was debateal Luis a Vinader against
Omar Fernández. Of course it has been in this process. So, that
' s what I' m telling you and it' s not about declassifying
anyone, but I felt it that way and that' s what it looks
like and that' s how it feels. But what gives me great joy
is to see how sea still being that competition, it seems that it is
winning or marce sideiente that is doing a job. Let' s say titanic
so that people know what his proposals are from a young man who was elected
by the number one circumcision. However, from the very beginning it did not
just stick to the sayings. Within your constituency, you transcended the barriers and
did political work for constituency number two, in constituency number three, and today
I think that is what is reflected in the electorate. Unfortunately, we feel
a desire for the imposition of a candidate who does not know the demarcation,
of a candidate who with all the respect he deserves. The only thing he
has done in his speech to take over the Senate of the capital is to
change the word country from his presidential speech to the word city. He doesn
' t know the national district and I really think that sea is the one
that is most qualified by the legislative experience he has, by the work he
has been doing in the territory to be the next senator of the district.
Well, we thank you Sandy Mariotti Junior, son candidate for deputy for the
Cisiconcripción number one for the Alliance, this very great that they have made among
all these matches. Rescue net you. We wish you success, it'
s a pleasure to have you here and also to meet you in people I
don' t think we' ve ever met before. We had seen at
mariscom but not you live the seafood mo relax. Well, I' m
sure drunk there would burn and remember and remember if it came to you,
I remember. Well, Charlie, thank you, thank you for it.
You want to add in the end not just to make a call to people
that this 19th of May try to resort to the zuna massively to make an
informed decision if there was anything left that I' m sure you did.
You can follow this conversation on my social networks. Arboba Charlie Mario te and
Jr. All over and on my page. Charlie, it' s a
pleasure to share with you. Thank you for the invitation. Thanks to Charlie,
Mario Tti and Junior. We wish you success. In about twenty-
six days is the election, more or less, yes, twenty- five,
twenty- five or twenty- six days and we' ll see what
happens from here. So let' s get some hands on it. Charlie.
Thank you for welcoming Don Luis Minaya. On this Tuesday 23rd of April,
International Book Day. I didn' t know, but Blessed be God,
I didn' t know, but every year they held the book fairs
for this date and it coincided with International Book Day. I remember that before
it was so that the book fair was set up, that removing it from
April was a mistake. Yeah, I' m gonna have to give little
for the rain. I imagine that they changed it because I always VII arm
himself or a rperfe, but they move it by August, that I also
his more than in art. There are two other excursor No, it'
s not okay anymore. I' m going to have to take up a
little more of the culture. Two Luis that I bought my last book.
I don' t know if he likes the title, but one of the
brightest minds that world intellectuality has ever had is this book called ay don Luis.
They call the art of Arthur Schopenhauer, the art of insulting. I
' ve seen it, you' ve seen it. Yeah, I got
my attention to the title, and I bought it nice and nice with a
summary. The production demanded it. No, no, no, just so
you know that you' re getting into it once in a while about reading,
well, yeah, look at a book talking a little bit about the
book fair. The students we lived inside loved that fair because we would always
see inside. Well, the building that was built to open that fair was
always an expected date, but good a book. It' s important that
youth know. A book has an answer to all your concerns, no matter
what you have. It has guidance and has an explanation for your concerns and
everything you can think of. I mean, you have to go to the
books. Professionals, as we are psychologists imagine, we have to be reading
so much permanently. Two three books, and not once, but several times.
It' s my case, I mean, sometimes I' ve read
it like three times the same book, because if I have to give a
topic and the topic is linked to the book, with that book, then
I come back again and the truth is that it' s an exciting exercise,
that is, it produces a lot of pleasure. Miste is so right
that what he is saying and do not believe that it has to be a
very specific book. Grelo I, at a very difficult time in my life
one already when it starts to do because it is so difficult to transition from
underage teenager to adult life, Don Luis, because you have the challenge of
finding your identity, then it is a complication, because identity you have to
look for it. First I left my dad if I' m a boy,
whether I want to be like him or not. In my case,
I was the last of ten, they' ll understand you with all that
men' s trail, that is, with what it is then, but
there' s one part of my dad that I like, but there'
s another one that doesn' t. So which one I stay with is
how I arm that, if it' s the female, then you have
to identify with the mom somehow. The story always of females is that they
reject, especially the generations that correspond to me. I don' t know
if Adriana' s here, but they turned down that passive complacent mom with
her dad and turned her down. So you have to find out who you
are, because in that answer, maybe to that I found it in a
book that is not read and that until that moment I discovered it by a
very good friend already deceased and it is already that I recommended it to me
and I had had a life also very complicated of God Look. I found
a lot of answers to my questioners in a children' s book, but
principle, in the prince, and I read for the first time that book
at twenty- one years old and maybe all that anxiety and all that need
to give quick answers, because sometimes one thinks, and I think it happens
to everyone that when you turn eighteen, you already have to have your life
resolved, that is, you have to solve and give result as if you
already had the age at the time you turn, the eighteen have your dad
and your mom, what they don' t tell you in the process when
you are born and you get to the eighteen that your dad and your mom
went through the same thing, they had a thousand problems, a thousand jumps,
they had you, they had to take care of their life, they
took care of you with a lot more problems and then they were adapting and
overcoming those things and building a stable life. Sure, then you have to
find that. Yeah, it' s a process that starts one day and
never ends. But there is a time when one will already reconcile. And
that' s when you already reconcile and find out who you really are,
what you are, what you think, what you believe, what happens.
It is that the other critical issue and especially now you will have to have
it is when I discover myself and see that my environment is not so and
that I have seven friends and none are so. So here comes the subject
of group pressure. So here comes the guy who starts smoking, but doesn
' t like smoking. I didn' t know anything about it, but
here you have to smoke or you like to go out, and you have
to get out. He dresses in a way, but I find he doesn
' t. I remember my first slippers that gave me away and I put
that in a party and I ended up dancing in the middle that blessed is
God, but I can' t up here. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
seriously, in the case of women, you toce too, but I
' m done with you guys being patacones. One time I got it from
a nephew who was younger, a nephew. My first nephew is older than
me and he was in that fashion and he gives me that thing and I
put that on for that party. It was the Black Charol with white taco.
That was a show, with a plain polyester pants, of course,
bell but you were a scandal. And then termi ends up dancing in the
middle. And or not, then that fight, I don' t,
that' s not ME then that fight is already lived in adolescence. Then
in adolescence you live better or worse by the support of the parents. Don
Luis, you said something that caught my attention. You say a book.
It has an answer to all the questions you have, the anxieties, which
you have, the lack of orientation, the lack of happiness, of peace,
of spirituality. It doesn' t matter what it is that you live
now. Someone lived it, someone overcame it, someone understood it, understood
it and wrote it in a way exactly like him. He lived it and
that' s the pleasure you find. For example, in my case,
I identified myself, I came to discover myself and do sync when I was
about eighteen or nineteen years old and it was a retreat. No, I
was already twenty- something My first child was born. It was a retreat.
When you integrate what you are, what you want to be, what
you would like to be and what you see of your family, then you
integrate it. So when you integrate it, it' s impressive like when
you start looking for books and you start to realize that since you live in
your life and you say, but I lived that, then that makes you
stronger. In my case, I found that with American psychologist Carh Roger,
an existentialist who believes in man, believes in self- development. The best
metaphor of my life is he and he says that the human being has the
potential to grow, to develop, to be happy. He calls him the
Celth himself. That' s what he says the essence. What I am
actually I hear is a similar phrase or paraphrased. I imagine it comes from
you that all the answers, your concerns are inside you, I mean,
yes, yes, yes, yes, it has a big problem, that
there are issues that you want to accept. Yeah, because of the model
thing, that' s why you see it. If you' re jealous,
you already know that everyone says bad envy. If you feel hatred for
someone and especially, when you have that rebellion against your dad and your mom,
those lawsuits that are natural, they are not normal, but it is
natural. Then you find that when you feel something I want to stick my
fingers in the grape pack at the supermarket and that you who say that everyone
then you have that conflict that what you feel is bad according to the outside.
But there are emotions. As the word of God says, he who
draws a sword for a friend still has time to sheath it, that is,
it is not bad that he has the desire. The problem is that
you do. I mean, you' re jealous, yes, but the
problem is that you' re exercising him. If only you were, I
' d also send you the neighbor' s case, but that' s
where there' s a striped beer cap. It' s exactly a difference
from here to the moon. Thank you for the testimony. So, that
internal struggle must be overcome. So with that author, Carl Rogers, a
psychologist, he was very successful, but strangely with intelligent people and with high
- middle class people and teenagers. It was where he was most successful.
And hear the metaphor. He says the human being is like a kill that
you have sown in your house, in a jar, the famous coffee kill
or that kills. If that same one kills that same tree, you pull
it out. From there, you plant it in the yard and it'
s on top of what' s going to happen. It grows more,
it grows more. So he says people are what their environment is, their
environment. Then he appealed that you should not be given therapy at all.
To You, what had to be done is to create an environment for yourself,
believe in IT and trust in You, so that you take off is
not your therapy is very good at the level of because it speaks of acceptance
understanding, so he tells the person not to give advice, you don'
t have to orient it, you simply help her to discover and grow from
the values itself, from the beliefs itself, which has, obviously every human
being. It comes, unfortunately, with an IQ, since it' s
in your brain and it' s coded, which gives for ten and you
can take it to fifteen, yes, but don' t think about twenty.
So that' s why and then comes the personality differences of intelligence.
I' ve always said here if I' d taken engineering, I'
d still be collecting matter at WASE. By my case, I mean,
I don' t have the talent for that, so if you have to
know and know your ability, your potential, that you were born with him.
Now that and that I can' t be a doctor, yes,
the problem is that you' re going to take fight to get there.
So in medicine, everyone does it in six years. You' re going
to play ten. I don' t care, well, you can hit
it over there. Then you must always know its limitations. You talk about
acceptance. It' s a word you hear a lot from psychologists. It
strikes me. After I read it a book and I could understand it the
concept a book. Call opening two. A psychologist and psychologist Glinco Sijate wrote
this book. The book was written in the 1970s. It' s called
openness and that' s when I explain the concept of acceptance in them.
In the following way they speak that acceptance does not necessarily agree, is to
understand that things are the way they are, or that people are the way
they decide to be and that that does not mean the fact that you accept
that they are the way they are, that you have to agree with what
they do in order to fit in you simply accept the differences and avoid the
conflict. And there' s a lot of b- libs that don'
t have to come out of them hearing conflicts, as I' ve applied
to you here. Of course when they refer is that sometimes what you want
to walk around the world is imposing on all the music that we are going
to listen, the drink, that we are not going to drink, the
food, that we are not going to eat and we do not accept that
there are others that do not take what we take or that do not eat
what we eat and that the shortest way for that is to drink this.
You, you drink and I see mine as you do what you want and
I eat what I want, not seeing the other doing what one understands,
which is the best and the right thing. Well, yeah, but that
acceptance you' re proposing is accepting a decision from someone else. That'
s exactly why I put it in this book that way, that way.
But that' s consensus. That' s accepting another person' s decision.
The acceptance we' ve been talking about is from accepting who I am
or who I am and what that means. Well, look whether you want
it or not, we all have a personality, we all have a profile.
We all have traits, because that' s what makes you you,
that' s what makes us two friends that we were forty years old,
that we didn' t see each other and when we saw each other,
we recognized each other and enjoyed why. Because we' re still what we
were and we keep keeping a lot of stuff in my head that I can
tell there are some that are no longer there. They didn' t leave,
they left, they were some. Yeah, play two then. But
there is always an essence and that essence never disappears. And then that essence
is You, then accepting is if I am shy, if I have that
afility, I have a sad temperament, in a melancholic temperament, and it
means that I will live sad. The whole life of course not, of
course you can' t drive. So that' s what this stuff is
all about, so the books pick up all that stuff. You know that
Mommy once came to promote one of her books here and she told us that
one of the great things that happened to her in life was to read the
quijote, even though the quijote probably isn' t an exact, but accurate,
psychological book, but it was such a challenge that Mommy was telling us.
I read that book and my self- esteem completely changed. I told
myself if I can handle this, I can handle what' s clear,
and he also told us that it' s one thing to read the quijote
when you' re young, and another is to read it as an adult.
That is, teaching is completely digitally different, because changing is one,
it is not the book. Yes, then you already see life in a
totally different way, but it' s a shame that recent generations have lost
their taste in reading and in part we have parents, teachers have it.
My son, my little boy, always told me when they put a book
of that on him the question what that book has to do with me.
Then no, but you also run into a kind of books. I read
a book at school that was so bad that I' ve never forgotten the
name. Never, never, never, never the author. So it'
s good out there discovering that' s like when you go to the restaurant
after you learned that a dish, it' s not then to thank him
because he took you to the one that is then what you should not stop
eating, to ask for in the case of reading. That and the question
you asked your child has to do a lot in school that sometimes there in
the program a series of books. I had to read a lot of novels,
being in elementary school and then in high school as well as in high
school being in second grade. A teacher gave me to read a very funny
book, The Tormes Lazarillo, which is a pretty funny book to read.
But a Spanish teacher put me to read one of Calderón' s boat,
life is beautiful, and one doesn' t get to discover the charm of
that play until the last page arrives, which is where the main character'
s final reflection on what all that has been and I certainly wanted to hang
myself reading life is beautiful. However, I discovered the interestingness of the book.
In the end I still keep it. I bought it from the 27th
book, says don' t read Hotel or Link. They put it on
me, but inside how they were optional and those very dense books. I
' m Shakespeare' s hotels, wrong and I' m those books,
years, those books, yolo because I realized reading novels that I don'
t like novels. Neither do I read novels and any book, as well
as fiction, etcetera. I' ve found books, novels, etcetera,
one that I liked, but I' m not a fan of that kind
of reading. Well, then, nothing, since we touch on that subject
to the day of the book, we must be encouraged to read and in
reality the answer is there is a book for each person totally. That is,
there is a book that will put you, to enjoy, to enjoy
and you will not want to leave it, because there is a book for
each person and every story that you have lived, every story that you have
felt or problem that you have had, you will find it. That'
s like the wedding party at my age, that when we get together,
we' re all happy talking because we' ve lived exactly the same thing.
Then everything is repeated and that life belle is the life of sleep.
Sir video, it' s a dream mayor, b is a movie.
It' s a movie. Well, then, closing the previous Tuesday'
s topic on the budget, getting a lot of feedback impacted that he liked
it was a chair, as you said. So, how I' m
working this with a lot of clients. Right now I always say budget.
We handle it from a consultant' s point of view, not a financial
analysis, in the style of the Central Bank and those economists, which also
has that version. But the budget is a wonderful tool. First he talks
about financial health, about the company and also about the person. So,
financial health, as the word health says, has to do with well-
being. So, that well- being in your life has to do with
the management that you have of the company. Then there are many questions that
the budget answers. First he' s gonna tell you it' s worth
what we' re doing. The results we have only that I expected,
are what I want, but above all, it only needs this company,
because a company that spends a million pesos on its payroll and on its expenses
and cost. Obviously, it has to produce at least a million, at
least, at least. So, if it' s producing one ten,
the budget gives you the answer and you have to ask yourself. It'
s worth all the fight we take here for me to earn that amount.
So the other question the budget is going to throw at you is profitable,
you' re efficient. What we are doing here is doing well, because
there is a reality. Sometimes the company. What you' re doing,
it does well and very well, but it has no benefits. So if
there' s anything that fits us, like I said to a client,
it' s that your style, you' re too much. You'
re more serious about the account in the sense that as he works services and
has to deliver things and there' s trouble and hit it there. Hire
this. Hire that. Take this out like you throw a party at your
house. The day' s over, take it, finish your shot solves.
So that' s okay, once it' s not bad, but
that' s your style, so it turns out you end up listing a
product at ten and you said I was going to consume seven and when you
were going at ten, they were still in half. Then you can'
t. Then there is no efficiency, there is no effectiveness. Then the
budget is what it throws. That budget will tell you including your ability to
produce, your solvency, your profitability. There are people who confuse the issue
of liquidity with solvency. If you are very, you have good liquidity,
that is, a flow of money. The money goes in and out,
yes, but that your solvency is bad, because you don' t have
much ability to pay debts, because then, when you get into debt,
you have a problem, so the budget is the most appropriate at any age,
at any time of the company. Of course there is a moment,
the issue of balance, of break point, that is, there are companies
that will take you. Let' s say three years get there, but
if you don' t have control, you don' t have a budget,
those three years are going to become five. Where you say. But
and when this is going to leave me money, when is it that I
will finally be able to give myself the trips I had estimated that I was
going to change the car, that all that is possible, all that is
fine. Then, definitely, you have to manage budget. We have to
work on a budget, because the budget is like anticipating the future. It
' s always I love the theme of Weby Planners, because they sit with
you and well, what do you want. So, well, I want
a wedding with fulano, with fulano, well see if this is the budget,
then what would you say that you do your son' s party and
that, for half the event, that is, before the wedding, tell
you that two million are missing. What do you mean, it can'
t be my wedding. Henry' s missing much more. All right,
or yours to make a budget like you want. It' s true in
the open air. I' ll tell you what We have to pay for
a separate living room under the roof, just in case. Then because the
guests you have, your very important guests, so I see here on the
list. So how would you feel if ten days left, tells you half
a million pesos are missing, cancels you at the wedding. So that'
s the budget issue, that is, the budget. You' re ahead
of the future. But apart from anticipating the future, listen to what else
the budget is for to measure the effectiveness of your operations manager who made you
a budget for what he was going to consume a lot of materials to deliver
such products. And it turns out you gave him all the materials and now
he says he' s missing real product. Yeah, and what happened.
An incredible amount of materials was damaged. Then there' s the budget that
alerts you, because it' s going to tell you because there' s
a percent whenever it' s assumed to be waste, so you can say
good. There are all budgets, obviously, that have to have a kind
of standard deviation of difference, which is acceptable. The more or less says
good in a budget for that type of work is assumed the fame, the
famous contingencies that may arise. Then I urge you to work on the budget
and you can work it in various ways, in the normal and ordinary way,
for example, the exercise I put in and how I start it.
Well, look what went in and out from January to March what was the
first quarter. That' s gonna serve as a basis for you to see
how much you' ve produced, how much you' ve spent. Part
two, who produced it, what product, what service with precision and where
your money comes from. It' s a bit of a gomero metaphor,
that the owner knows that rubber has an air outlet, but no one knows
where it is. So, that' s why they put the air under
the water. Look, there' s the budget. The budget. You
' re subdued by your company to see where your money goes, where it
goes out and the percent where it goes out. Indeed, in order to
make the most of it, then the budget is the second tool, accountability.
Then, in accountability, each administration is responsible for managing and ensuring the
budget. The administrative area. So, in that accountability, that' s
where we see that you said that you were going to spend so much and
spend so much, that we said we were going to sell so much and
sell, that' s that comparison that' s going to be made.
So that forces everyone to be efficient. And there we realize that we have
potential we have capacity and resources, but we are not using it properly.
So with the staff we have for sale, if each of those people makes
the visits they have to make clear that they will achieve the results. If
with the staff there works in efficient wood and do everything in an orderly way,
of course we will have the results. Therefore, in conclusion, we
have discussed the budget here as an indicator of results, as a financial health
indicator as a tool that is excellent that tells you how your company is,
where it is and what it lacks to get where you want it to go.
Obviously, to be able to draw up precise precise budgets indispensable to have
a software. In other words, it is essential that every penny that comes
in and every penny that comes out is recorded in your company. And you
can' t keep track of last century' s style, that always accountants
had a tray of papers and said today I' m late because I have
to type all that. I have to not today, not today, money
that that spent today is registered today and so the owner. Finally, at
the end of the day, when everyone leaves s r to enter their system
and see what happened that came in that what was the deviation with the budget
for the next day, not to cast lawsuits or arguments, but simply to
make the decisions that it has to make to adjust that budget. That reality.
So pay attention and, as I always say, the budget reflects your
style of running the company. I thank Don Luis Minaya. We wish you
success in the week. Don Luis, this weekend, long find some beach
or destination in the Cibao, where you will not explore. We' re
heading east, heading east. Yeah, I' m gonna enjoy my grandson
without worries. I just take care of the part is easy and how to
blow Don Luis and thank you to the north come out in the morning.
The truth is that service experiences in this country are great. One of the
banks. Which I have so much to send a card that I never activate.
They activated an insurance and the time sheath stays for sixty days. So,
last week they had me in turmoil. You were called 15 times in
a week and I' m gonna stop by. Today I' m going
yesterday is over the subject, I' m going to and cancel them.
The whole card can go that way. Something very similar happens to me and
it is that to you to be for the sixty- five day where I
am going. It' s just that those executives put goals on him and
inside those boards he sells insurance, sell you sometimes they put you as a
warning card and that he has to pay you and they don' t inform
you and there' s you clay others. That' s, that'
s slow frau. It can' t be possible for you, even if
you say so in the contract, to activate a pod without me having the
card active. That' s the problem. It means you' re sending
a card. If I' m not a three- month native in the
ca card it' s canceled. So, like a card that you don
' t activate for three months, you put insurance on it and trigger a
fraud. That' s fraud. Ah, okay, well, a tiger
who didn' t fraud now has the Guiness record of having traveled 120 bars
in 24 hours. He is David Clarson, a sixty- nine- year
- old Englishman living in Australia and broke a world record of bar attendance in
a single day, this was April 11. He toured all the streets of
Sydney city to mark a story that was consecrated as a record guins visiting 120
bars and pops in just twenty hours, waiting like this, thus surpassing the
Australians Hanry Coros and Jake I heard it the Tom, who visited about twenty
- nine bars in one day. He achieved this in twenty hours, consumed
about twenty liters of liquid and he chose mostly juices and sodas, although to
finish, he decided to toast with a beer along with the record judge,
Guinne Speed Fairbar, who remained next to him for the first and last four
visits. Without me doing that once in New York City, I did not
do that, but go to a bar and have a drink at every bar
I told a bar a beer. The summer of the two thousand and sixteen
Comencéngels Kitchen up there by fifty- nine and that I remember, that I
remember was with our friend I read that I remember so far I remember that
we were in a discotheque that now I forgot the name for a gay bar
there on the street by mik Town, but I don' t burn it
from New York, more bare Gake Bart conventional. Yeah, yeah, it
' s verified, yeah, and you know that in New Yorra there'
s a bad sheath that if you head out, they' ll pull you
out. Yeah, in Canada, just like if your charity takes out at
least the places in Manhattan. Come on Pa, Pa, Pa, I
tried, yeah, it' s ready go be there and the bar tells
you I won' t serve you one more drink. So they told me
here and I had a week in Canada. I started seeing a friend who
was this. Then they opened a dichoteca. I lived in Downtown. So
when I go to where the bar I have and I have said he you
have drunk enough, I will not serve him. I was kind of in
shock and I was, but I' m gonna pay you for the drink
and we don' t care about him. You know I' m gonna
start now, instead of walking around Manhattan, I' m gonna go to
places like Union City, there' s a lot of bars. Hobo k
then my room will give it. No, no, no, nothing.
The little bar that I was, the Hoboken, that I told you that
I went with Edgar, that Edgater, with all that bar and the end,
but it' s a legendary bart that is over sixty years old or
a sport Bard that there are pods of all the teams and Memorabilly have passed
players from almost all the sports disciplines to see out there and the site is
super, super nise or sheath. So because that' s a bar,
a beer. In New York. First it' s hard. I went
to or it' s called gingerl Bred, I don' t know ginger
holds a pod, so that' s what they sell there is gines a
bar like sheath. They' ve talked to you about that bass and the
good guina is that I' ve already tried it on several occasions like I
didn' t go to where there' s a nitro inside. Once we
went out, that was another a bar a beer. My friend Edgar and
I went out in the area, in the financial district of New York.
Well, that' s where we started at Clington Hall, and everything Barra
had, everything Barra had, all that stuff went in. What I'
m going to do is alcoholize New Me and madness. I remember that time
the sume was so big that we left the first thing that appeared, that
it was a black cap a hundred dollars crossing the very expensive river. And
you know English, and you have to know the importance of speaking. When
I go, I vote for one, I sit there with my daughter and
there' s a tigra talking to a place. What do I say there
or not? I think you' re making it look like the lie is
too heavy. She tells me she doesn' t have to speak English and
that one' s gonna see you about a restaurant, not a beard,
a hairy bar. Your daughter, you have to be able to speak all
of them, and you still understand the little girl and that eight eighteen in
New York, you stand in the sheath, in the thing that puts on
the sidewalk there with the summer, oh what they' re like on the
street. Oh, yeah, over there. You on Ston Street, ng
or out there near Woll Sweet, you find a street that' s really
cool. I mean, I talked to you about sixty hundred meters of bars
and they put all the streets, they make it pedestrian and all that stuff
out there they fill with tables and pods. That' s where I see
my beer in Towers that are beer towers. They fill a sheath of beer
like a key. They' re more of a yard the devil. You
Te, remember the blenders before they tell you the glass of talk like a
glass and a half of that plastic blender and put you with an ice cover
in the middle and you sit Baby in the heat of summer. I don
' t know if in New York you know the goat cha, it'
s called a lot, but I don' t know that in the summer
of comics and drink like ardiablo like the devil To me what I didn'
t like about the summer of the two thousand twenty- two that and burger
I was the summer, not last year that I was that then in New
York has too much marijuana. Oh, and that' s what you get,
the noctator to the places that a pot drop where he wants me to
have the school. I don' t know what marijuana smells like. I
honestly don' t know. People talk and that that egg wants you know
who makes you end me, etcetera. You want to know how to send
yourself a place. You know it smells. I' ve read him new
or he smells in New York. So horse that more rare sheath. Well,
it happened in Australia to an Englishman. He broke the record of one
of more visits to Bars in 24 hours toured 120 bars one day try to
do what I do when I go to cities like New York that bars are
nearby. You can walk a lot or cities like San Juan, Puerto Rico.
In San Juan Puerto Rico I also did it in the two thousand twenty
walk var that. In return, they walked even there on the no.
It was not in the two thousand and twenty, it was in the seventeenth
the eighteenth of March two thousand and eighteen in the old San Juan. It
' s a juno walk. What it' s called the site of the
piña colada in Puerto Rico, which is there, in the old one of
San Juan, which very famous they say attribute to him having been the place
that invented the piña colada bar china, ah china, in the Old San
Juan chis there from me, there, there, there I was in love
twice as the league was nothing, or here he falls in love just remember
me. I know it inside, inside, for me we end up talking
about bart Holping or pop cral or what you call it bar var tours,
puzzling hopping or bar- to- bar going, bar going out of pots
potting. It is the act of one or more people who live alcohol in
multiple bars or bars in a single night, usually moving on foot or by
public transport to each of these in the colonial zone can be done. You
can do this. I did a long time ago. I did, I
did a lot with my friend Emmanuel. I made it the Bart Hoping.
I did it once and I met Santa Ella there. He was working for
you. I left Bahoping. There was like a promotion that you had as
a ticket and they said you go to such a bar and they give you
a treat, that is, you buy the little ticket and they land it
on you. Pam Pam. They should recover this kind of practice of doing
this sheath, the cral pop, the bar tour bart hoping. I remember
that I participated in an activity that United Brands did at the hotel that is
in Blue Moll, as it is called in the Doublew sales hall, in
the j Dobliw, that they gave you as a passport. Then, within
the activity there were many, many products, many brands and bars that had
bars there and I came out of there pitonando I took a ganglifish n no
no gafish lenfishh the cana guagua. That happens to you the Turban. How
much have been the largest number of bars you' ve ever visited in a
night I remember, in New York I visited more than twelve bars, but
as you know, it' s not praying that a band, of course
because I call that a bar a beer, your ventre, your beer gives
a miaita take the Google maps you' re looking for a boat near the
reviews. While you' re watching the beer in the reviews, it'
s close to you. You walk away I in the two thousand and fourteen
included the already disappeared bar that belonged to Bruce Willy, another tiger, like
what was called the Hollywood Vaina, which was like a hard rock, but
film. I do remember, but it was cool. There I went black
with my friend Jaco or yes, of course you go to Brujulia by forty
- two. Those are the most expensive beers I' ve ever had in
my life. Twelve dollars, two years, five, three, one,
ninety- six fifty, which is the highest amount b school, uh,
which piter, please, which can now be fine. Really. When there
' s once you get dropped at the bru Willy price, you don'
t remember six. Yes, good morning, yes, good my team Dale
Wow City Toll Dale and I do tie it to you this day I told
Pam of the Popys when I don' t see anything out there, so
lau of sapbra and that' s going to destroy it up there I'
m going down already under three hundred and then I do it like eight more
from the colonial zone, the city of Ala quota adds up the very busy
hoping. Good morning, you know not what happened. My love Adriana,
my love I love you and I love you hello Beby already you forgot the
greeting, no, my love would make ana, my love I love you
I love my life and I call you and you to the balloon he command
mine hear, hear what I will tell you. I' m just going
to the fart that I smoke in pantoja. I don' t go anywhere
else. I' ve been mentioned that one. Yes, I am the
one who smokes, who smokes, but because of the Nombre like I'
m going look at the area that had Buenos Santiago before. When I say
before, I mean. What happens is that one ages so fast and one
does not remember and one forgets that twelve years ago it is a lot of
time, a lot, but between the two thousand ten and the two thousand
fourteen, in the Haidines of Santiago, there was a lot of small bars
out there and I would go out, take here from the city and walk.
I always started in Alambique there, no mother, and I started messing
up around and one would get into crowded bars like I called what was out
there by the collogue called the sun was carrying us, which was like h
two or oh God, you remember that a certain beloved father and there was
a Mexican food restaurant. I was walking all that, too. I'
d leave the car, dump somewhere and walk away. Obviously, when I
was going for ja two or my car, but I did that a lot
in Santiago, in the pineapple. You can, because the pineapple has a
circuit of bars, of good bars next to Tai Bugati Park. I don
' t know if it' s still called Buga the now that I'
ve seen the name. There they knocked me out twice to mexi Alberto in
with you I tried to do it, but also when you and passed the
same thing as many places, the good places so far from each other.
Ah yes, we have to walk to create you that we were walking from
the site, that we were for the triple business and we walked a lot,
we walked a little bit. Here in the area you can. You
can make a hoping bar that like your bar already of course the manal understands
your brother. There it is, come on you, it wasn' t.
Let' s make us a comedy. It' s so comfortable and
sad in comedy. That' s where I saw a hira touch. Greetings
to my friend or to my friend Leonardo, who attuned you. He says
the hoping bar gets him drunk. I say hello to the weed and he
sent me to meet him at the supermarket. Who in the media Alberto said
hello to the lady and I didn' t. All right, I know
the yellow one, the maho I want to congratulate my good friend Carolina Guerrero,
who' s on her birthday. Happiness today turned thirty we studied together
at school. It' s just that my friend' s foot itches from
school to today. It' s always been very special to me, I
love you little friend, and I want to congratulate you too and forgive my
brother and my friend Jonathan Rosario, from the head of our people in Adelfa
Village. I think it' s birthday too brother, I know you'
re hearing a hug, lots of blessings and have a great time. Here
we go are the bars jorbar good morning. Right now, the best bar
is in the area. You just called it leave it to the other five
or three, one, ninety- six fifty We' re talking about going
bar hunting. I really liked one that I went with my friend Edgar a
few months ago, that is in the area that calls the mosquito, El
moquito, very good, the mosquito, but also there are several around.
Doño goes out for a walk in the area that there are bars that smell
like freedom. There you go, go to perdition. I got into one
that was suchi and beer or framing. There' s one beer out there
on that one. It is the Isabella, the Catholic, in which is
the house of the cardinal who gives her the back wing. I think that
' s what that is. I think it' s hello. Not the
cacata, which is the consitorial for the tasting. It' s the same
case theatre b that you play bo two days hear in the area. Here
comes the reliable old lady and she has a life- earning side and a
little bit. For me the best good. There' s one too.
There' s Win, the design is very much to that Tupea comes the
mande. After they took away the bar this one that one was going to
be that they gave you good vassinilla in bucket that we called saw. After
they took our eyes, the area has been in crisis. But to me
it was the best bar in the area. Then nacho with cheese was not
or was not a bar There is a ri The bars have to meet certain
requirements. That' s one. There' s a place you' re
saving the subject of if you want to go dancing in the area. It
' s called the Ronk Museum that there dances boas woman hello to Alberto.
How are you just stealing my place, the Ron Museum There' s,
like when Venezuela you were going to look for women, God look at your
uncle see her how she sins how many women, that is, you know
that something else, the name doesn' t give me bar to go out
of tourism. You could do bar tourism and related pods. You could do
it in Venezuela. You could do it on your own, because the vene
villa solace, the Vinezuela was full, there was mother, lens, bars
and discos bossas, but the bachelorette law was Venezuela and it was what they
came up with in the len before they could in the Gustavo. I don
' t know how someone else liked her like in identity clips, not the
gout. Then he switched to restaurants. Yeah, but lan Gustavo went out
of his way. I think he liked it. I don' t have
two or three bars left. It says here the zotelas colonial zone. Several
people tell me yes, I' ve been told about that place. Yeah,
and the door' s pink. It is also to be seen in
the pink park that po or so, the roof is close to if I
am not wrong of the area where it is mountain because that way is that
every time I look for it on the map appears cho, I have not
gone. I feel like he' s got a rouph top. So it
' s right next to the church at the entrance. There, in the
lameriño there is a place that has a rupto, which is very much a,
but I have also been told about that place. There is no Hoping
bar called when you go out to get smoke walking from one bar to another.
I recommend it. If you' re not very, you' re
not very, as you say, very adventurous and you can' t stand
much that you take a street in New York. You go, for example,
click on the ninth and give it that way, from there down,
by the age from fifty- five, down there counts as a bar.
What' s the name of what was here in Acropoli and DoQui no.
That' s Hooters has a sport bar in the way, a sport bar.
You knew that swearing had an airline true, of course it did laugh
poor. He had an airline look for you. Have the fallit marketing cases
and also we' ll see. Oh, I know someone who drained his
life from one he met there. He knows the victim' s colle.
He knows he' s talking about 20 million divorces or freshening the virgin,
because I don' t fuck a solid guy. The day when it'
s going twenty it cost her calon don' t marry that girl. You
' re going to fail. He left him talking to the walls pussy,
but nothing more the king can live rita, leaves him wading alita and also
in the old San Juan. If you go to Puerto Rico, you can
do the bar hoping and you can start in shame, in shame, in
truth. You start there. You took an ober and told him, you
tell me to leave me in shame. Or you ask shame and start there
if you want power. Saturday Sundays there is bronch with mimosa Kimimos, yes,
yes, yes, dangerous tell me, greetings to my friends Lopez,
what are the mimosa and the ist and this long island uy ay ay ay
ay go me ay ay ay ay On Sunday a friend was drinking Geneva.
You' re not going with me. Beer, beer was on my mind.
I never drink Geneva. See Dale, a men Dale, a men
like that, a man who doesn' t dance the doll we see give
him soft and they can get out of this guy. One hundred twenty bars
twenty hours spent in Sydney bart Hoping Pop Crow. Whatever you want to call
it is that it' s called this adventure bye in the rough. He
gave it to him.