This week has been a roller coaster for me, especially because I have to
write to your friends, that I have friends who give my phone without my
authorization and there is really a journalist friend who used to do a lot and
I' m hoping that she will do it again to fill it out like
she' s never been filled in her fucking life. But regardless of all
this, one works in a medium and sometimes facts happen that one needs.
One is to participate in them, because perhaps one echoes them and unlinks additional
facts that give importance to the news. And well, a note is a
server. One is a communicator. It is not in these means to and
must take responsibility for the responsibilities that this entails. On Wednesday we talked about
the news in the morning rhythm of a young woman or a woman who is
seen in videos or in a video that burns an apartment, in the majoluta
jacobo in the city Mirador Norte dos. I don' t think he made
that call. That' s where the fact led to both a resident of
this program being interested in finding out what the residential, as it' s
called not that you said, is left in a program accident. No ok
ok a listener of the program, a resident of the residential now said well,
wanted to tell us the facts. Then, later, the affected person
would also contact us and we listened to his version of the facts and that
led the person who set fire to his house to do what he did.
Until then. What we had seen was an incontrovertible fact. A woman who
throws a substance. Then he turns on a match and sticks a candle to
an apartment and starts the flight. Then a resident who almost told us about
the trauma experienced by a resident of the acsidencial with her daughter and the inaction
of the authorities to find the whereabouts of the person responsible for this fire,
which could have been a tragedy. Then we heard the account of the tenant
' s renter who told us that, according to him, what the motivations
had been. Behind this, in the course of that day was placed the
video on Instagram of the rhythm of the morning and the video where the young
man tells what or this young man, this gentleman, because young is not
this gentleman tells what it was that motivated all this and his trauma that the
authorities ignored him then, as there are people who give themselves a license and
I want to ask in favor of all my friends, although I thank him
at least, ask me if they can give my phone, because one has
phones for these purposes, because peace from Wednesday to here. I strongly ask
my friends not to give my damn phone without my authorization. Mine, the
staff, the private' s gonna change the damn number next week. But
out of it. Other than that, the important thing is that, as
half one is obliged to listen to all the versions and wrote me uncle of
the young woman called Angel. You called me very kind sir. Mira told
him, I want you to listen to the version we have as a family
of the facts. We are aware that what was perpetrated by our family member
who has just turned nineteen, eighteen years old. I don' t remember,
it was a phone conversion. We don' t defend him under any
circumstances. On the contrary, we condemn it. But the facts told by
this gentleman are not as he tells you. He told me it is very
easy to call a medium and tell from your sidewalk things, when we have
years facing problems with this young man, with this individual. Ever since my
niece was a child of Daid' s, she was still in school.
That' s what your uncle told me. Yesterday his father wrote to me,
who lives in Europe and also calls me his mother and they write to
me and tell me what they have had to live with this toxic, problematic,
conflictive and crazy relationship that has become in this sheath that one echoed because
it was published as news in seconds points of or by José Peguero and that
already goes by this point where we are today. Look, I can'
t confirm whether what the guy says or what the mother says. What the
father told me documented me conversations and also voice notes that have had exchange with
both the gentleman and the mother of that gentleman, and we have Adriaga,
the revised, the revised. I have heard it and they say that this
is a conflict that has come from a long time ago. This gentleman is
forty- four years old, they say, between forty- four That'
s what they say. Well, the thing is, the young lady'
s mother wants to talk to us and talk to us later. But last
night, well, it' s early, because, as the lord lives
in a country where there' s a pretty big time difference. He wrote
to me while I was sleeping and I got up with that this morning,
already in the afternoon of yesterday' s conversation with this lady during the afternoon
yesterday we talked extensively and one since he is in this mess he has nothing
left but to go ahead with the mess and try to give him the space
that corresponds to each part so that already one part gave his point, the
other will give his point and we, as a means, all we want
is that those who are in charge of solving these problems justice act diligently in
front of this problem so that they can avoid a situation that can get out
of control beyond the fire. That' s what' s necessary, that
' s what' s urgent. I keep thinking about this. I still
think there' s been little diligence on the part of the authorities here.
Why one like me is not a journalist. I would love to have studied
journalism, because journalism gives you a series of tools to do the job much
more rigorously. But you still have common sense, you don' t have
the critical ability to make the right decisions. And it is correct in this
matter to listen to the parties, because it corresponds. We' ve heard
the first story of the individual and now listen to the other part. The
young woman named Carla Diaz, but her name is pearl. She recorded a
video where she tells the facts. I' m going to share with you
the audio of the events that led to that Sunday fire according to what she
relates. If it' s true or it' s a lie, it
' s not Alberto Vargas' job. It is not Alberto Vargas' job
to determine that, because what she says here has implications that would involve the
authorities investigating and establishing whether they are true or not and being true to do
what the laws of the Republic command. But, in fact, also in
the middle of all this mess and or skirts and pants, is a nineteen
- year- old girl and a knight of almost fifty. I' m
gonna leave you guys, uh, I' m gonna leave you guys with
the young lady' s audio now I' ve missed the conversation. Yes,
exactly be in the group the young lady' s audio for you to
be the jury, as she did mengual on channel four. I' m
hoping he' s here, disgrace, load up. What you carry doesn
' t charge good. Already I charge is a six- minute video where
she tells her version of the facts that in the absence of being able to
contact her, because what the mother tells me is that it is a terrible
situation that they are living and that until they are given guarantees that their daughter
will be treated. She' s not in the Dominican Republic, her father
lives in Europe. She lives with the lady' s mother, who is
sick, suffering from cancer and has only one uncle here, her uncle Angel,
who calls me. What I want is purely and simply today as a
program, to close this chapter and for the authorities, from what we are
going to hear here, to do what is right in this case, because
that is why the legal bodies that have been established have been established in the
Dominican Republic. So let' s hear what this young woman has to tell
us in this video that she has already recorded yesterday to share her version of
the facts, what her experience has been and what led her to beat her
candle to that apartment. Let' s hear it My name is Carla doubt
The crazy woman who burned the apartment in the jacobo is a pair of sil
Guzmán, ex- cop at forty- four this age. It should be
emphasized that I am not making this video in order to justify absolutely nothing I
did. But it is clear that nothing he did was out of jealousy.
I was appalled by the situation I was living in with that gentleman. It
' s very easy to say that I' m a crazy woman or I
have some mental situation that I lack very much of my own. It is
very easy to say much less when you know the other version, when the
situation of others. But everyone who met me and everyone who was on my
back knows what situation I was in with him. It should be made clear
that I was a model before I was with him. I was still in
school, I was working and I had to change my style of completely forgetting,
since he didn' t like me working or doing modeling. That was
something I loved and the last photo shoot I had, he threatened the agency,
threatened the photographer he was going to report because he didn' t like
any of that. And I had to change my life completely because I was
threatened. I was threatening my family, threatening my uncle, going and stalking
my house. I had a detective at the door of my house to tell
him when I left, when I came in. It was always like that.
It was always like that. Automatically I moved home because I couldn'
t stand the situation anymore and had my grandmother in taticardia. My grandmother is
a sick woman with cancer and I, for giving her peace, left and
automatically moved into her home. He put cameras around four cameras inside the house
and on the perimeter like three audio cameras to listen to every time I talked
to my family with friends, because I couldn' t talk to anyone either,
I couldn' t have friends and I couldn' t bring anyone to
my tiredness anything and if I went out, I had to be with him
and he himself brought me to the house again. So, in that situation
I last about a year and two months, which is not like he says
I slept like two months with him. I lasted a year and when I
was with him I was still a minor, that I was not the first
minor he married. That if I check his lithary, they' re going
to realize the kind of person he is was an extremely manipulative guy, that
the one who knows him knows, the one who knows him knows? In
that situation. I lasted about a year, where he would take my stuff
out of his house and when he got tired, he would come back and
harass me, he would go to my house and threaten me that if he
didn' t come back with him, he would commit some fact, because
he said to himself that he didn' t care to fall prisoner. And
I have proof of everything I' m saying. He right now, he
' s got my phone tapped in right now and he' s voice-
over everything, but I, first of all, sent it to my family.
And that' s in the hands of the prosecution. It' s
all in the hands of the prosecution. He has my phone on an open
computer right now, because he also had my phone tapped. I couldn'
t talk to anyone, nobody could write to me. Then he' d
take me out of his house. He humiliated me, discredited me, threatened
me, and I couldn' t make my life. For later, when
he understands going to pick me up like I' m a stone, he
would come in and get me out of his house. The value he had
for me was in a suitcase, that he would come in and out of
his house every time he gave him nothing. That' s what that prisoner
toned with, all that threat he was making to me, because he couldn
' t put him in jail either because he told me he was going to
kill me or that he was going to hurt my family or I could never
do anything. So what I just did saw as a way out to leave
me alone. I understand and hope you leave me alone now, I did
it in the hand of the law or I have to give you an order.
Or I don' t know what' s going to happen, but
I apologize very much to the neighbors, as I never intended to do any
harm to them and I know it perfectly well. I was the first one
to go door- to- door touching him to sara and I told him
to come down all of them. I never got in the vehicle before I
told him to get down. They know perfectly well. I made sure they
all came down and then I left. It' s very good to say
that I did it out of jealousy, but I saw it as a way
out. Women who have experienced this situation know what I am telling you.
He' s a very possessive man. It' s very sad because I
know that I' m not the first young woman to put her in that
situation, because that' s what she likes to look for herself to make
her life. Impossible to threaten her, harass her because I, for my
part, had to change my life completely when I was with that gentleman,
completely I had to isolate myself from everyone, friendships, my work, my
studies, modeling, what I liked. I had to leave everything so he
wouldn' t keep threatening my family. The most painful thing is that I
am not the first young man to be put in that situation and I hope
to be the last, but to investigate who is the mother of his children,
the young girl with whom he made and precise and then released her.
His family knows perfectly well the kind of person he is but while it was
my family that lived crying and desperate for the situation I was in. Everyone
was fine until I exploded, until I exploded, because everyone on this earth
has a limit and I reached my limit, I saw it as a way
out. I' m not justifying anything. I' m not proud of
anything at all. But already a state of despair, because my family didn
' t know what to do with me anymore, because I wasn' t
well with my family, because I didn' t leave me alone, I
wasn' t well when I was with him, because it wasn' t
life either, I lived waxed, I lived threatening home and I had everyone
on top against me. His family, even his cousins, offered me even
a blow without need, without me messing with them. His family never offered
me a blow. Then they want to judge me now because of what I
did when I was rather, ayá hanging in there. It is very easy
to point out in any case and all the information and hands of the authorities,
all the evidence. He tried to erase it because my phone was open.
I don' t know where right now, but I' m just
so. I hope you' ll all be clear. There is a god
above, and he knows that I never had in Malicia, neither for him
nor for his family, ever, but it would have been better if I
had left me alone until the beginning and didn' t get to the Good
One. There he is. You heard. This is the young lady'
s version of the mess, the fire, the apartment. The gentleman'
s version has been extended widely. We were obliged to listen to your bresao.
What is left now is for the authorities to do what is right and
for everyone to take responsibility for what can be established to be in charge of
the law. Alberto listened attentively to my love. I imagine you went through
a very difficult time, but it doesn' t matter what it is you
have and much less that you knock door- to- door and say go
out they argue it, because if you, if I' m neighbor to
him and he falls, even if it' s a black guy from the
smoke to my apartment, I don' t suck at buzzing, because it
' s not just going out there. There' s my whole life,
in my house, in my haven of peace, there' s my whole
life. Don' t minimize it. Don' t minimize it. You
almost caused a tragedy. You understand, don' t come to say that
I was upset, that that was the limit. Limits can' t affect
many families for one thing. Yours, please, growap that jet. There
' s no justification for it. It justifies it. I fully endorse what
Adriana said. I think there' s been a lot of everything here.
This week we have heard one do and the other what my responsibility is.
Well, that' s her version of the facts. Here' s two
things. First, and as a medium, I' m fulfilling my father.
She, she talks there that the authorities have all that. Well,
it happens, yes, it' s already in the hands of the authorities.
There is everyone who has to answer justice to him. But the fact
is the fact, it is a fact, There is an incontrovertible fact and
the other one an apartment lit in candlel the other that already narrates there.
If the authorities certainly have, we should see the Act of Complaint which has
already been exactly there. But that' s another story. Now that'
s another pod. The fact that you burned down an apartment and almost took
away a complete end building is no more than there, well, don'
t justify it in any way, that there is no justification and much less
that I knocked on the door, come out that I learned fire look at
my God after the break we continue with more than walking all morning. You
already had the chance to hear what this young woman told you. And well,
what to say after the break, because we' re going to talk
there with your mother, who lives in the United States. She wanted us
to talk to her and we' ll talk to her if God allows her
to be able to fight, if not, she doesn' t, I
' m stuck here from the side of the street. Uh, like a
second we died, we talked about what we could call becoming the facts.
It has brought a number of situations that have led us to this point.
We listened to the version given by the young woman that is seen in a
video, in a video that she, then, shared to the good that
I was sent to last night I was sleeping and well, this morning,
as I get up early 4: 30 in the morning, as they gave
me, I get up almost always, very early, because we, because
I received yesterday from the father as from the mother who both reside outside.
And I repeat this young woman who is seen in this video we talked about
this week, maybe some people you' re hearing from don' t know.
But to put in context those who do not know, published information.
At the second point today they said that on Sunday night they had burned down
an apartment in the jacobo plus route this apartment is seen one person, a
woman opening the door of an apartment. You were a substance to light that
and leave the place. That' s what you see in the video.
We would then talk to some of the most affected residents in the building,
who told their version of the events and the person would own the apartment who,
according to his own testimony, the couple of this person and narrated this
person who had had a problematic relationship with this young woman for a year and
told something to us and what was the result of those conflicts. Then this
ended to this point. I received on Wednesday afternoon a call from the uncle
of the young woman named Angel, with the intention of telling their version of
the facts, although they did not justify and depended on the action of their
relative. Yesterday I received the call from his mother and also from his father,
for them to give their version of the ice creams, for them to
tell what is happening in all this. Regardless of all this, I haven
' t had myself independently, being able to verify the versions given first on
Wednesday, second on Wednesday afternoon and yesterday and what she says in the video
to make it clear, uh, they' re just versions that they give
and that I must do the sarvy for a topic of responsibility as a medium.
It' s clear, okay. The father wants to talk to us.
We' re going to give him the chance because, as we gave
him, the chance to the knight protagonists of the events, because we'
re going to talk to Miss Pearl' s father day. Good morning,
good morning, good morning, how you feel, tell us pussy, afflicted
here, Paul the Chiqué, for what is happening you will understand as father.
Not well, I have no children, but I imagine it must be
a rather difficult situation, and more so in the case of you and your
daughter' s mother, who are quite far from this whole situation, which
makes it more distressing. We want to know is the version that you have
of the facts, the story behind what became of this fact that was made
news this week, where you see your daughter in a video burning an apartment
and that then we would hear the version of the affected one that says that
all this was due to a breakup and conflicts that came street problematic and all
this matter. You have another version of all this and the audience of the
morning rhythm and we, as a medium, want to hear it ok starts
to say well, you start and if you can summarize it without leaving details
out, because you know that the radio has its time limits. No,
no, I want it to be heard. I think everything will be heard,
because we listen to him. Okay, so the situation. He explained
to you he was already here in Spain. That was in the two thousand
twenty- three that without entering in two thousand twenty- three you have I
was in Spain, My daughter studied model. She understands the little girl missed
the modeling academy a lot. You know it' s a very expensive race
that stands up and we go see fighting with her why she didn' t
attend the modeling. You understand, we didn' t know what the girl
was missing. So we discovered the most distressed and bitter little girl to Mommy
that I came out that I' m seeing someone because I never told her
what was good. That' s where my mother and I split up.
Her mother left with her mother. I had to come for cappaña. I
mean, I have to get really dirty. It wasn' t that he
' s coming at the time. I was already on vacation. Okay.
“ We discovered nothing about what happened to the girl if she didn’ t
believe in having a partner, because she didn’ t say anything to me,
” a boy like her said. I mean, it' s a
boy. Come on, he stayed there. Okay. When I' m
here in Spain. I realize that Mr Steel is visiting my mother before,
that mother was still alive. You understand, my mother tells me that she
' s visiting a man here who' s too old to peel and that
Pela is running away at midnight, a guy who already costs and returns at
five in the morning. And that was discovered by her brother, because mother
knew nothing, because a woman was sick, almost in bed. Understand,
it comes to the background that my mother already falls into bed, that I
don' t know, you can' t see it' s okay,
but they themselves. Then we met the brothers, we all took them there,
for Santo Domingo. That' s where my old lady was alive.
We' re still all brothers and sisters We' re nine brothers and sisters.
Then the old lady dies. Seeing the old lady dies. The old
woman died on the first day of April of two thousand and twenty- three.
We found out my old lady was serving them out of the house,
because of the other grandmother, of her mother, because he led her to
die there, so that she would tower, because she was closer to him.
But the girl already has a ring, since she put it on him,
the wedding ring. Understand. I don' t want to make a
fuss in front of my brothers, because what we' re grieving is my
mom. Well, when my mom died nine days later, if her name
is, she always did it there about nine days to her loved ones.
Well, we didn' t do it to him in Santo Domingo I didn
' t do it to him in Garbán de Neiva and that' s us.
So, when I' m already here the other day I' m
crushed, I come with my girl in my car, in my guagua,
I get there to the house, in the capital, what I find that
gray truck that is the one he has, I find her parked in front
of the house. All right, I' m gonna stop enchyma for a
second. Nothing' s wrong I walk into my house like water. He
' s got the video ass, I don' t know what' s
going on there. If I don' t do it aversionally. I had
the light on, the cross lights you understand me know, the cross times,
the small lights. This or that it was night. Okay, so
Pela tells me there' s a man talking to me. He doesn'
t tell me Pela anymore, if he doesn' t tell me another guy
about him under those tigers who are like sending the Tiger Solves. He calls
me Nelson. They call me Nelson. You understand me, but my name
is Carlos. They call me Nelson. There' s a men calling in
styl who wanted to talk to you. I tell you, Mr Mira,
you have that damn man, the devil to go to the door of my
house, that I' m not in the same thing and that I'
m in pain that I died my motherfucking not quiet. Yeah, we hear
it' s more prosito. Let' s have some water Give it to
me I' m telling you, I' m not going up to the
house, you' re not going to put it up and we can have
problems. I say it and I say it, but you see him tell
him yourself to leave, that we can have trouble, but here I'
m going to put him on. It was the man in situ In place,
a place my brother and stayed there until 1 a m. That guama
over there, I mean, it' s going to be lost, since
I' m going so much trouble and I' m saying parayas to break
a river of four and vengeful, I mean to lose it and dispens doesn
' t have to know if man to leave here. Please, you have
to climb up well the man, my brother was there in the malamabe,
my daughter. You don' t just take my sister, because I dress,
you understand me and she' s considering me. You' re not
gonna have a problem with that man. Go have a problem. Wow I
thought at the moment we' re going through it and I got it and
I' m sorry. That gift to see how I am. He starts
explaining that he' s a hair boyfriend, that he wants to do something
for his hair. I say what he wants to do to you. I
say I' m a petitio alone and I' m looking for couples.
I say do but I already a little more, I understand what he'
s looking for you. I tell her what you' re looking for in
that child. You won' t find him. He' s got to
look for himself. Hey, man, he doesn' t fuck too much,
he' s got searches to do. He dies thirty- five years
old, says and how many years you already have that I have as then
I was given one forty years. Or so I saw it and said no.
I' m thirty- one. I say because he has children.
I already say with the children he has you, I' m already leaving
my future son. I don' t have that anymore, because the children
are barely sixteen years old, seventeen I have a job and already a girl
with seventeen years old you get in, already with a man, with a
son, with two children, already at the moment one is getting hurt,
understand already from the beginning ten, but he totally understands me. I know
I say no. I' m telling you, no, I' m
going to be helped. Well, I even tell you half of this girl
of mine is a little strong. I can' t go with her because
I was talking like that because I couldn' t take her down the path
I wanted about the studies, you understand me, that was the topic I
referred to, but it was because I had them in bu ya, it
was that I had buyama and nie missing the studies. You know, I
wasn' t getting ahead of myself, and that' s the thing that
was going on. Well, what were his words with him with me gave
me don I heard you call me that girl, I' ll leave her
alone. Believe me, I' m gonna be quiet. I think so.
My brother I hope so. I say good It' s okay He
' s gone to tell me a little bit of water. The sister gave
me water, hand made me good at the operation. The man' s
leaving, he' s staying down. Maybe I' ll call her on
the phone. She lowers the crito king and the hijama also ending up in
quito king with the grandmother on the same street as him. She tells me
the girl, Daddy, I can live with him so I can get a
ball. Well, my daughter' s taking advantage of the ball, because
I don' t think it was the first time you' ve ever had
it with her, and if she doesn' t get you up in front
of me, she' s gonna bring you up tomorrow with you. But
you know what I' m gonna tell you. You do what time?
You come to Christ the King Call her ma de bologna, the headest here
in that ba la pella so this king I hope that at this hour maximum
three fifteen minutes, has to be there. Okay. That' s how
Grandma' s mains got when Pap called me if she got the fight I
' ll tell her it' s okay. I felt calm. So,
when we go that Spain stops here, if I give it to myself,
it tells again that til, if it keeps bruting with the girl, my
brother, then she started the war. I' ve already gotten to talk
to him who knew how to talk to him so I told myself look Calm,
that what knows what' s going on you me me that another future
for me and left something else with my daughter. Not what you' re
going to give you understand how I didn' t understand to hide the mai
then to call the mother my brother how many men you' ve gone to
realize that I called the mother, wrote me a list back. He wrote
me a distin from the back. That if something happens to his mother,
that I' m going to be responsible, that I also have family and
he' s capable of everything. If something happens to her mother, that
' s like she told me, like if she calls she' s gone,
I have family, too, or you can make a mistake. And
what I' m saying I have it written here and that he thinks that
I believe one is silly, because that' s when he talked to me,
meme lazaba whatever it is erased, because either catch. Well, I
kept that one. I' m still sitting with the mother and I'
m sitting with the mother. The mother tells me there' s nothing on
a case- by- case basis. I' ve seen seventy- sixty
- year- old men with fifteen- sixteen- year- old girls.
Be quiet, I' ll be quiet that everything will be arranged. That
was Mother Medon. Look, I' ve got the mos note. You
if you want the shipment and you put it yourself on the radio, I
have one of you that I also kept. That was that voice note.
That was the August two thousand and twenty- three that still jaina me.
Seventeen years you understand ten men. He didn' t leave me no mine
at all. Never. He' s never left me alone. Never.
Never. Well, we' ve come to the point that it' s
already there that decided to go with the project here in Spain. I'
m falling dead. I' m falling dead. And I didn' t
help that one. That station, because I have my job here, I
can' t take it, I can' t take it there, I
can fix it, because you' re here, in Spain, the jobs
are difficult and if you give us a job or the one that falls at
work, you understand me, it was then that teacher that situation. Threatening
me the child, threatening me that I have the threat here, that I
am not talking for talking. You understand me now I have listened enough to
the questions, listen enough to the pref After yes we have already heard.
But I have a question I have to ask you at this point. If
it is as you have asked us, because you, as families, have
picked us up from the authorities who have the distances established to handle these types
of cases, why did you let that go up to that point, to
the point where it is not found today, that this Sunday situation occurred,
that has you distressing, that has your daughter in the middle, in the
midst of a judicial process that will have to face yes or yes, that
is, why if there are instances there, you have picked them up.
Well, let' s go to her. We took care of her.
Understand was that you couldn' t have the girl find herself, don'
t get out, you don' t know with your little friend, because
you can' t do that to a boy. He understands me and the
childhood of his departure and it was for picking her up out there. You
understand she' s still seeing her any way she wants Then I' m
threatening the girl, she' s telling her now, and I' m
giving her that too I' m saying I wanted to comment. I heard
a morist note that you guys on the radio there today talking about our clear
justification and I don' t understand. I think she' s got what
she said, what she did. I don' t go with that anymore
before I do that, but she got impulsive to the girls and I said
now I have the journalist how she would find herself. It' s a
situation sixteen years ago and a man mistreating her so he understands what I would
do to her with that mentality, because of course you' re already giving
the situation now because she has the mentality of the adult woman and she knows
how to think, she understands what can happen. That way Armian at that
time didn' t think you blinded yourself, you blind yourself at a time
like that you understand me. Then we found that my daughter was already going
to leave him and she wasn' t going to come back anymore. You
understand me then I have a little sign here an hour' s mouth,
which sent me to my daughter the catura because my daughter caught her brother'
s bread when the mother swore to her that my daughter was cheating on her.
You understand, and I have the daughter' s little song here.
My daughter actually talks to him and the Amane Sander saying what he' s
capable of everything, what he' s capable of thirty years, which is
the only thing he can' t stand is a horn. You understand me
then, tell me a situation as the girl came out of that I understand
if it is already closing with the situation that you have narrated and understanding that
there have been many acts, perhaps many omissions, negligent actions on the part
of all that are involved. And that' s the judgment of courage that
I can come up with. The question is already you at this point,
as a family of this case, that has already reached this situation, what
is the, what is the action that you are going to take, I
mean, you are going to introduce to them of justice so that they are
responsible for the bar facts then to act legally with the other matter that has
to do, because that can still be done legally to this day. And
there are the authorities who can take care of this. I mean, what
do I think is that this has to be resolved and it is in your
interest, as a family, to take that decision, to divigate this legally
so that at once and for all this situation ends because to tell us otherwise,
it is going to become a vicious circle that will definitely end up dragging
it into a vortex, into a dead- end whirlwind. Yeah, well,
what I' ve heard, I' ve heard all the cars,
I' ve heard all this. As all the programs that are heard say.
Yes, and I have heard that he never speaks the truth, because
I heard one that even before this one says that she was going to buy
them a car of mine that daughter me walks with money that he gave it
to her. He understands that this was his version of the facts and,
obviously, from that and from your decision to talk to us and tell us
what you have lived, is that we have given him this space in the
program because we are obliged to do so. But the situation, but beyond
what he says, is his version and we cannot endorse it as an incontrovertible
truth. I think that I repeat to you in what is right is that
the authorities take care of this problem and that each of the people involved,
because they take responsibility for what has to be held responsible and I understand the
most, the most appropriate and what must be done in this situation because,
according to what you count on and from my own experience, there are many
issues here that are of omissions of any kind. Let' s say of
questions that you are not aware of, that there are means for these situations
to be set a limit, put one up here and perhaps out of ignorance,
for not wearing out in those processes. So you gave yourself a chance
to get this situation to this point? You understand, I don' t
understand, yeah, it looks like we' re out of the country later.
I understand, We can' t say don' t give up until
three fingers get to this point, because there the greatest is him, who
was the greatest, he and I, just you him, according to you
know what the age difference is between them two. Or the difference that I
understand that he told me to call you a teen and a year old and
the girl tells me now that she made a capture to her things when she
ran when he was eighty and he is forty- four years old, the
daughter is eighteen years old, that she failed. You understand, it'
s not like he says," senteinta yecínez," because I know that
Cleana wants a daughter to tell me and that she does the clean. If
he tells all the truth, I hand him over to the girl and we
go to that justice. There we' ve already made fifteen at least to
you this one too will be good to have a minor. Then the director
already understands the moment what he wanted to do with justice or how he reaches
an agreement, how we do the thing. Well, now, at this
point I understand that you guys have to take over a lawyer on this case.
You have to attend the call of justice. Where is port the lawyer
is not going to start shooting. Well, I' m going to confess
to the cases and all the evidence so ener hand of justice. You understand
well I, Mr Nelson, we have nothing left but to thank you for
telling us the story from the perspective that you have lived it you have recognized
here that the act of burning down that apartment was a reckless act even out
of despair. It wasn' t right. And you don' t defend
that either, because yesterday I talked to your lady, the wife, the
mother of your daughter, and she, very twisted and very sore about the
situation, said she was very sorry about this and that under no circumstances did
she defend that action of her daughter, under any circumstances, in her own
words, but that they, you, as a family, had a story
that should be heard And of course, I told her she is our duty,
a man of opportunity. He never listened to me. I did not
arrive as a means that we initially echoed the part of the story that he
told us we had the obligation to listen to you and that is why we
have given him the time that we have given him here the only thing that
I desire from my heart. I' m a forty- four- year
- old man. I don' t have kids, too, but I
have nieces. I have a daughter of fourteen and a niece of twenty recently
completed, and I only wish that you could find the way out of this
problem that you can have peace, that responsibilities. Well, being an adult
means not being responsible for our facts. When this implies it, he will
have to take responsibility for what can be established, which is equally responsible on
the side of his fig, and it is our desire. I think there
are already too many conflicts in society. The intention of us as societies,
to create the spaces so that these conflicts can be resolved in the best way
and that those responsible bear what the established deity, which is the responsibility for
the facts, is. So more than despair is keeping your mind clear and
doing what is right. I talked to your brother- in- law,
your ex- brother- in- law, and I talked to your wife
and talked to you earlier. And my only wish is that because despair can
lead to making wrong decisions. And I think what you see in Sunday'
s video, if it was the product of despair motivated by whatever reason,
is the best evidence that making desperate decisions will always be a bad decision.
So I wish you and your family that you can resolve this situation and it
remains there in the hearing of the rhythm in the morning to make your judgment
of this fact and to wish the authorities to give you a quick response to
this situation so that it can be resolved in the best possible way. Denmenso
a testo just perfect now. He asked me a question that not others should
look for a means, to find the remedy in time to that when it
was happening, when we knew that he was already with a manon brother.
I talked to his mother several times and talked to him that he can'
t say that you don' t talk to him. Leave me my daughter
Don' t worry, or they' ve already left you. Leave her
there, leave her there. In the such don' t take me to
the mouth again. He, Jimmy, I was looking for her again and
I' m coming You see, she' s gonna be a girl.
You understand for me you took her away. Then he went back to the
two months bread because he looked and threw it at me to fuver again for
anything that I was looking for or something that I was looking for that which
is clear, because if he has a tististe, if this is a woman,
I have the phone intervened and he goes to pick up the phone you
are sure that something found me. You gave him a spoof, the saint
you. Maybe it' s because of someone who treats you that calls everyone.
Everyone talks to him I the first way I tell him this was Nelson,
by another woman could be and amo you understand already you could be confused
in the thing. So that' s why it' s forbidden to have
you on the phone with a maniac. That sted led to a comet system
of any kind. Well, Nelson, back then that' s psycho was
what I was doing. Well, Nelson, we thank you, you for
getting close to us telling us what you have had to live. The audience
has already listened to them and already from this point on, because we have
nothing left but to wish that everything can be resolved in a way that justice,
the means of justice, the means of defence and all that can allow
them to be resolved. I hope that in the midst of all this,
you will be able to have peace and find peace and that everything will go
well. Okay. Well, thank you, thank you very much. Well,
then, for what they tuned in, we were now talking to the
father of the young woman who is seen in the video that has circulated widely
in the media that burns an apartment on Avenida Jacobo de Mas Luta. In
short, this is a situation that has come for some time now that this
young woman, according to the relatives, was angry that this person had time
behind her daughter, that they did not have a complicated relationship and that this
has reached this point. I believe at this moment that those who have to
take charge of solving this situation, public ministries, etcetera. Authorities that have
to do with this, they have to take over without any delay. We
have already seen enough stories in this country that end in the least desired way,
and I believe that we, as a programme that deals with both these
issues and I in a particular way, have witnessed so many terrible situations of
all kinds. I understand that it is not to give it a lot of
thought, but that those who are to take care of this will take care
of it. I said the other day that, had it been the opposite,
justice would have been quick to act. Here there has been a lot
of omissions, out of ignorance, perhaps lack of guidance, and this has
already come to this point. At this point. What this demands is that
it can be done effectively and in a timely manner or vice versa. And
the timing is now so that since the opportunity has been given both to the
one affected by the fire that spoke with us on Wednesday and to the family
of the young woman and the same audio of her that we heard at this
hour, we are already practically dedicated to this issue on our part. It
is only up to us to hope that this will end in the best possible
way, that it will be determined to be justice and that it will be
the justice to which the two responsibilities are determined by each and if the responsibilities
corresponding to each act denounced to each of those involved can be established, since
justice will be provided as established by law in the courts of the Dominican Republic.
Peter Vázquez is miram apart from that today vouscame us meat that has been
a tradition that has been lost with the passage of the times, from the
culture where I come from, since it started the month where Santa Bueno was
made, because then the faces there did not exist Fridays or Wednesdays, not
as or as they do now that as they do not covet that there is
a sacrifice. There' s one thing, one question of that if it
wasn' t done, we even did it at that time because of ignorance
or such total ignorance, but this one today, people already that like they
don' t stop that sheath and like people have lost that form for the
week that by the way, this Easter year, the people that go for
the already these dates there are no rooms, alleys, the earth is in
nothing available that has on the earth. Well, then, let' s
certainly talk about what he was doing when he was listening to Roberto Rodriguez super
Easter. It' s customary for me to leave on Thursday. Roberto starts
Thursday, doesn' t he say Thursday? I knew it the good guy
the day he starts sometimes neither his Wednesday sometimes nor his Thursday. That'
s gonna depend on how hard we' re going one day, he'
s gonna do it on a Friday. Besides, no, you don'
t have to think about Monday. You should be clear. I always go
to Paco Tuin, the highway. I' m going to listen to Roberto
and we' re always criticizing Listen to these things, Roberto really criticizing your
work. It was what he said there and I always have a brother-
in- law who traveled with him, who is Michofer this who likes the
work Roberto does. But while listening to super Holy Week, who is thirty
- seven years old, some history already. He must have had you.
As you listen to Roberto Rodriguez in super se Semana Santa, I remember coming
from San Pedro, from We came along the old road of San Pedro.
What' s his name is the road. Meya we were listening to Roberto
Domingo, the safe kiss, as he says, happy return super week Santa
and a stream of vomit crossing through the middle of the hacienda, the passenger
and the driver of a little nephew of mine who gave there on the board
of a white series B that my brother had. I think from then on
it was that I caught him, as if calling the will to the cerebs
to stand in the middle of that reed cleaning to vomit and on purpose.
You know people were seven, too, they took the married one. Today
the work is effect, people have become aware and what they are going to
vacate. Many no longer come on Sunday, they have a day before,
a day after that. I have a memory, I' ll never forget.
My brother left Orlando. I had gone to Duarte peak that Easter and
we were going, we were on our way to look for him at school,
because he left in a school group with super Easter Week eposed and the
characteristic sound of super Easter I mean, I will never forget, especially the
excitement of seeing Orlando again hears. You knew the cockroach was the only animal
that would survive. I would survive a natural nuclear attack, nuclea and chich
i five, three, one, ninety- six, fifty rhythm of the
morning let' s lisme ninety- six tell us. What a story.
While listening to super Holy Week happened to you thirty- seven years. It
' s got super Easter something must have happened to you listening to super Easter
and nine hours a day, gentlemen, yes hand, and can once we
put a pool of that one that they sell very big in the space of
the house. You know that when I stay, unlike the others, when
I go out, I don' t hear super Easter, I hear music.
And when I stay, I hear super Easter to keel. I'
m the opposite, of course, because I' m not the way I
' m at home. If I didn' t have it in my house,
I didn' t have to go veto, I had to cry on
the beach. But let me see now what happened. You say a lot
of the coolest. Good morning, good morning, good morning. You'
ve got everything for you, too, it' s visions for all of
you, and it just always covers up. I' ll tell you what
happened to me once in a week Santa. I have a family, I
am a single mother and always for Santa week, I bought everything I had
to use with my daughters and put her pool there close in the house,
in the gallery, because this time we are Mishima enjoying his popcorn, his
beans. I hear there' s a gust of tyrus coming out, but
a gust and his mother rat, tata, papa paívio of glory. I
used to live in Sanchez over there. Then, when that shot rap fell,
there was a boy who seemed to drink one, had a child loaded
and comments because the mother saw the child loose and he put all the viruses
in him. The pool turned blood. Oh, God, I' m
the lord and I' m going to tell you something. There wasn'
t a week Santa more peta than that out there because on this day all
because she has a pool, that' s where she took it. I
' m never going to stop my life suit So for God' s sake,
sir and you ask me what happened to the child and I' m
Abroqué told him that you let the child go and you made him rat ta,
ta, ta, ta, ta, good morning. Who told him
that the taro boy lowers the tata ray or good morning. Either give me
love and all or table per me happened to me pockmento yes we are good.
To me a do sot wow and they' re not all hello,
hello, not this good. There you go Thank you, my love,
a kiss, bonao, beautiful town. What' s called where we always
go Marco and I back in Bonao and the vaite, not the river sheath.
It' s just that we didn' t stay We always went to
the ranch once. One of the senators' macaw will win the tonito again.
Not what' s going on in there that I lose, eh?
No, I say what' s Antonio Maite Antonio' s name more and
I' m in the pod. Macaw is not for accapable. Macaw'
s there in Bonao Maybe it was here for the bench. Of course I
went to go. I tasted you hinche charrón de jabal and I liked it
gross. That' s very kind of you. Don Antonio Tuesday Estrella,
has already come out better legislator than the supposed studied and specialized in many topics.
Good morning, well, good for today, thanks for the tare call
coming out. He was telling me what happened to me. It was listening
to that week Santa that I touched once I said don' t take me
to the clinic because they were going to tell me and they were just counting
and syntophizing so much from Bonao. No. No, no, no,
don' t tell me. I don' t know. That' s
why it wasn' t the crinic this week Santa don' t tell you.
In fact, there was that one hearing the level. If Roberto is
listening, listen to the level that has arrived super week Santa that people ask
not to notice it in the statistics so that they do not tell you this
week Santa, come here, but you saw. I have two of these
to go up yesterday. Please. You want to stay calm. You'
re too good a band now. Yeah, he' s telling you the
rivers. He' s sixty- sixty- five I saw a survey.
Yeah. That' s why it doesn' t mean that we' re
legislator, because last year, forty- two sessions were missing. But that
is the intention of botolar, of voting intention. They have to turn it
into real votes. To the buttocks that was wanted strong, fute is the
age already I want your Senator, who has done absolutely nothing, for nothing
nor anyone can be the problem of it. Super Holy Week, the power
of communication. Good morning if it happened to you as long as it happened,
good of a tradition, although I have with wife amen listening to soper
Semana Santa and I say the same thing so that they don' t tell
me, I don' t go out, so they don' t tell
us, want me not to tell you, that Roberto Rodriguez doesn' t
make that chain so that you don' t get out. According to Roberto
himself, he does that for two purposes. First, orienting the one who
goes out and second, will calm the one who stays. Because, because
of the timing of each report, when people hear something happen and don'
t hear a family name, they calm down. That' s the logic
of that that' s what motivates me. Hand. I am thirty-
five years old who don' t know what to set foot on a beach
on a Friday, Santo Roberto, that voice the most beautiful man. Then
whore tame the voice. Good morning, Dale, but ad Alberto Vale happened
to me that listening to his pre the week Santa, I called and I
earned my high beach. I use it for the jin, for all sides,
so I want mine this year. No, not your Easter pair,
they give us lumps, no, don' t come with that story.
Well, not even us Humbul. The only thing that' s her for
Santa week are giving to those in the vega cabin a roast puelco that they
carry on Saturdays after. There is the only thing that is done to work
with the fact, to relate events, etcetera. And Roberto with his reflections
the email of the twelve ay how it is that he makes the song that
he always puts. Good morning, good give good about Alberto, uh,
how you' re good and there' s cast, number one of the
first, rhythm give it my people, I want to enroll in the contest
of his pallada ten You start, because you' ve gone here, truth
we' re noticing people, truth, or you pretend that we' re
a live show. We' re afraid that here ladies in your name.
If Roberto went through your head, you were wrong. Roberto calls jac that
said there at ten five. I can' t count. Enable on a
form, on a page. Attention. Juan Carlos Vargas Medrano. Enables in
a form, on the page with verification by clear text message or validity.
Who' s he who' s amazing. Where Fai Rafel will be I
' m tough on Rafael technology in Santiago. Ah well, here they are
asking who' s gonna cover the egg- eating contest they' ve had
since Rafaí. If they do that contest every year, what a co-
responsible since supreme is as in Tangeming, they do the hot do in the
United States. Here in rafa and egg the VIU five, three, one,
ninety- six, fifty questions, Peter, Well, we' re
talking to people who listen to Holy Week sugar, the power of communication,
the service of life. Thirty- seven stories that happened to you listening to
Roberto Rodriguez. Good morning. Well, yeah, well, it' s
all clear. Look on a Friday, for Christ' s sake, we
caught a cold buna, and I fucking fell under the bridge. I'
m alive with casturality why it was that the river was dry. We know,
I didn' t get you off the bridge and one of them I
pulled and I never found the swirling bottom. Hey, there' s a
swirl. Hard, hard, hard, you' re alive not to tell
you. I' m alive by chance. Hell, uh, yeah,
yeah, yeah,' cause you fell the old bridge of the bridge dejuna
cry you know how many people have taken and one of those is now that
I don' t wear as I do in that area of the Holy Week.
But when I was little, there was always a story of taking Fulano
from the gray, took away the river Yunas led to Julia and appeared on
the wall of the dam, but of Pente. But luckily he didn'
t find the bottom anymore, because if you found him with his head,
it was going to be worse. Not by hogate, beaching a low-
gate platoon in a swirl. What' s the difference? Drown, at
least you' re tall and Peina opens you give her good morning, okay
don' t tell you. You know there' s nothing here on Saturdays
in the capital, the Sao. I go very normal stealing for my twenty
- seven and a little bottle. I' d have sex as an extralon,
but I' d get an ugly one. I mean, that one
I used to give as such. The ratico leaves trul on the twenty-
seventh or so February wedding blizzard as it is called the one reported here from
the capital. I don' t know. You said it, Adriana I
saw the dentuation he put on. Her name is Olly Chin, she sings
it that they don' t tell you already in you. Don' t
go, don' t leave the waiting yet. It' s the same
one in the morning. This rite ninety- six five hundred and five one.
In the cybado they remember that on Holy Monday Roberto starts with super Holy
Week. He says in the promotion it' s Holy Thursday. That'
s why the barranque is a lie on Monday Greetings. Oh. I dreamt
last night, my God I dreamed so many things, but one of them,
one of the things I dreamed of, was on a trip with Roberto
Rodriguez in New York. Hey it' s the pod in New Yor I
already Roberto we went to the Chinese neighborhood and you, who was buying replica
and ran out of me so that I didn' t realize that everything you
have you buy as replica in the Chinese neighborhood. Listen, I' m
fucking sleepy, which is your birthday date, and you ran away so you
wouldn' t, so you wouldn' t find out too much, and
so you wouldn' t like it. No. No, no. He
hears the dream and the dream with Roberto. I dreamt of Roberto where we
go on a trip and went to the Cibao airport, we arrive in New
York. In New York he was Adriana. I was walking, too,
Rosa, and I was at Doni' s on the trip. But well,
and when we were getting out of my grace, Roberto Agarry gets lost
and I, who is a guy has a hound he fell after I found
him in the Chinese neighborhood and I was lost in a replica store that took
me a replica store that was on Canal Street. That' s where I
got lost and that Roberto ran away because I didn' t see him Look,
Roberto, it' s a revelation. That was so that I didn
' t, I didn' t, Antonio, that was a reveal Roberto,
that was Jehovah. We found out all those suits. It' s
a replica. Calvin Kleine de chir I say I dreamt it last night at
four thirty- six. I woke up when the alarm sounded today. Yeah,
and you, those English Armon shirts. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
New York replica sheath. Over there. I' m serious. I dreamt
about Roberto and I' m telling him about it. And the super-
Holy Week preventive operatives before the breaks. We were talking about things that happened
to you. There' s a super- Holy Week listening. For me
the best anecdote I have with super Easter. You have to see the story.
I insist on Roberto' s story. When Macalver sponsored it, I
don' t forget Holy Friday, coming down from Friday ten days, mouth
on the calendar if you come Holy. Ninety- eight fell Friday to see
if memory wouldn' t betray me. It fell ten or eleven, but
I know it was one day, one day of that, because I was
coming down from Fantino. That one comes Santo, we were meeting a relative
of my sister who died in an accident at the Controva crossing. He was
hit by a minibus and Roberto was giving his dissertation. I was talking.
It was Friday, Thursday ten Friday eleven. My sister' s grandfather died
on the 10th run over to Santo Domingo and on the 11th we were there
and Roberto, at five o' clock in the afternoon, is talking.
Thank you, we' re bald going. He' s talking because these
drunkards. This sheath because she hears that one here grabs and throws mascard the
but by the pussy Roberto, but it turns no more. That already you
have the yes you' re going to say don' t see. That
' s enough, of course, because it' s okay. Oh,
my God, there' s a question they' re sending to Roberto.
You' ve already spoken to the gentleman. I' ll read you the
Integro message. It does say the message. I am disenchanted with the lord
of the white beard, who is believed to be young climbing mountain and sheath
the best point. I suggested you have to put a correspondent here in the
diaspora, in Manhattan, specifically nothing happens to cover the old lady who makes
a bean with candy in a bucket. There in me I ate that bichuela
with sweet. That' s in the Nicarous salt, St Nicholas. It
says St Nicholas. That' s one hundred and fifty- five. If
I am not mistaken, one hundred and fifty- eight more or less,
he says, since the days but you have grown so much and he comes
from thanksgiving, collecting health and passing it through his patch, which also includes
the diaspora. In that super- week operating ambli more wars. Roberto is
obliged because Roberto enjoys dual citizenship. Not to the idea of stealing the entanglement.
Roberto, since I' m an employee I' m always available.
You send me and I cover that up there in Manhattan and I' ll
put you where I' m going today, but don' t worry there
too. I don' t do this job. Tell me what to do.
Not good. I then throw Roberto the challenge to get five ads from
beyond Super Semana Santa to report thanks to Bodega, Tal Bodega, such a
thing, because Roberto Roberto. There are very good Dominican journalists there and Roberto
knows a lot of that. Well, there' s park are from the
Vega that at some point collaborated with Super Semana Santa, so Roberto also in
very important chain. Exactly. Yeah, that' s why Diaspora tex.
That counts as one coming from Romana Santa, but I' m here.
There' s Robert Sanchez' brother, who' s sick with his couple
weeks Tony Sanchez, producer of the morning bassoon. Ah yes, there exactly
every year. Listen and follow him up and I' ve found him many
times sharing things from his week Santa relites her. My friend Krymer They'
re first too. There are also a lot of people there, but there
are also a lot of vegans. You don' t know what Roberto likes
is the molasses of the house. Ah, well, if not from the
past life. Oh no, if he' s going to sleep, if
he goes, I' m going to bath. I have all the requirements,
they' re both upside down. I, therefore, Roberto Rodríguez,
who is in tune while traveling the forty- eight thousand four hundred and forty
- two square kilometers of the national geography, since collecting contact with his journalists
who collect all the national works He has good morning. Roberto Msu Chin from
Radio, Roberto that you are a radio man. Good morning, this is
a good day, you rude man. You told me two things because I
don' t want to keep defaming you with the subject of Mcalver the year
ninety- eight and that Friday, at five o' clock in the afternoon,
that you made a presentation to explain why Mcalber was protocinating super week Santa.
I don' t know if you remember. Yes, that' s
the point. It is that a true alcohol within Holy Week, what we
are trying to get people to take us then in what we were trying at
that time to understand or to make the audience understand, was that Mccalbert,
through his sponsorship, made it possible for us to be able enough to remind
people that without drinking they could spend a very good Holy Week to minimize the
number of accidents. At that time, the idea was not to promote the
product, it was to promote the idea that one should drink in moderation.
And in any case, or in most cases, not drinking alcohol at that
time and in that part, because there are also many people who do not
know that brands have what is called social responsibility, which is part of that
moment was not understood clearly, the concept of social responsibility was beginning to express
itself, but it did not develop as or not developed at that time,
as it is now, that most companies have within their conceptualization precisely their social
responsibility. Look there really is that with the time you have Easter super Easter
on the air. I have a million memories. I told you the first
time I heard you see Santa week I remember it, as I was nine
years old now. I was barely riding on a daie to your Amarillo charman
on my way to the city of La Vega and because on the radio you
were talking to that music so annoying for some, but so distinctive of what
is done. And we stopped at Caribe Tour, which is not remembered now
what was called that fuel station that was facing where Caribe Tour was that year.
Look Roberto, I don' t want to repeat that experience again,
because we had to get through the guagua window in order to get to the
capital. What a time those eh and and so I have a million stories.
He was poor, that was when he was poor. Yes, yes,
yes, but there are a million stories also that come to mind and
that, somehow, the sound of your voice or some reporter and the sound
of Superweek Santa has been present. You told me you had a super Easter
story Look. What happens is that already the sound of super Easter was chosen.
That sound was chosen by Gabriel Gruñón. Looks like he' s getting
caught up. It was the sound we' re gonna have on Easter and
I listened to him. I liked it, because the sound really what it
does is like putting you on alert when you listen to it, you listen
to the sound and you know what' s going on or something can happen.
And that was just one of the things I liked most and I was
interested in when I heard the sound and understood that it was very appropriate for
just what happens during Holy Week. You were already moving forward and there was
this audience from both Santo Domingo and Cibao, from all over the country.
Once again, the concept of super Holy Week, tom Koki Medrano, Gabriel
Brullón and this server. The concept of Holy Week is precisely to make people
understand that during these days, if we act in moderation, if we take
into account certain parameters of life, we can minimize the number of injured or
deceased people in this process. In the end, only twenty percent of the
people in a community, from a country, move when there are long weekends,
as is the case with Easter, for example, on the weekend of
thanksgiving in the United States of three hundred and four million inhabitants. This is
the busiest weekend of all airports in the United States and all bus terminals in
the United States and only sixty- two million people move because only twenty percent
is leaving. So, if we are eleven million people, we' re
talking about two million, one hundred thousand people going to mobilize this Easter thirty
- seven or Easter two thousand twenty- four, but there are nine million
people who will stay in the homes. So, what do that person do
in homes or how do they distribute their time? What they do during these
four days. So that' s what you identified Easter or yours for Easter
What they do and so we give you an easy- to- hear mix
of music. We' ve got inspirational music for him, obviously, for
the spirit. Let' s introduce, let' s reintroduce secular music again.
Soft so that people can have an entertainment of that point of view for
the information of the primordial. Because it' s reason because that twenty percent
that comes out is multiplied in households in an exponential way. I explain to
myself everyone has a brother, a cousin, a good friend, a guy
who comes out because there are twenty percent, there are two million people who
are mobilizing. So, when I' m at my house, I,
for example, live childish to give you an example, and my cousin goes
on vacation for Jarabacoa. To put it that way, when he offers a
career, Jarabacoa says that everything here is calm. In Jarabacoa, people are
bathing in the city is beautiful. The city is full of people who feel
like it. That person who is infantine, feels relieved, feels wow.
Nothing' s going on. And that multiplies at the country level. The
people who are in Santo Domingo listening to ripo ninety- six or star ninety
- five, which are the stations of the Medrano group that broadcasts super week
Santa, as the person leaves the capital, which is the largest source of
vacationers or seasonalists leaving the Dominican Republic. So, you stay, you widen,
your time knows the lost. You have your tempiantin rolling and you live
in any of the places, that you stayed in your house, in your
apartment, but your son, but your brother, but your cousin left for
Punta Cana. So, when there, Mamuel Joaquin who upstairs saw here right
now, in the province of Alta Gracia, everyone in Calma, here,
in Punta Cana, we only see the vacationers who are enjoying how that person
feels and is at home, feels calm, feels relieved, you understand and
then that mystical island and why we bring to the air journalists who for some
people say nothing, but that is for people who do not understand the concept,
when that is why we are leaders of audience at Holy Week because we
make a concept for people, for the plain people. So, while when
what comes out, I say Beato Mayor, Manuel Antonio Come and tell you
here all this in Calm, the Pinto Sky, This is the citrus capital
that here is all right. That is excellent news for the elderly, but
it is excellent news for the people who are in Santo Domingo and who a
relative left for the elderly, for Shroud of the Sea. You understand and
enjoy the National Park of the Haitises in Sabana de la Mar, for example.
You understand me then that' s mystique and that' s based on
him. To finish a good story. It was Holy Week of the year
two thousand and seven. I was as a moderator guest at something the church
of the Most Holy Trinity was doing in the city of La Vega, and
that was totally full. And when I' m used as a moderator,
I really get off. I see a person, a young man coming to
me and it' s something of the most shocking thing that' s happened
to me as a super Easter driver. That person, just Alberto de Santin
your people, just approaches me and tells me that I had long wanted to
meet him, I say what happens here. I' m on your order,
Mira tells me. Two years ago, on a Good Friday, I
was on my way out of Fantino. I went to La Vega to do
an errand. I went back and on a curve before I got to after
Gima, he tells me I took the curve very fast. I was listening
to super Holy Week because the vehicle got the four douchebags up and I was
so upset. I thought I was dying and at that moment I was listening
to super week Santa, and just what you were saying, Roberto is no
matter the difficulties, no matter the situations. God is with you, calm
down, stay calm, and I felt that you were talking to me,
that you were in that car until finally the firemen came and rescued me and
I am alive here thank God and that I stayed for you. Hey.
When that guy told me that, I graduated and said it' s worth
doing the work of his persemian Santa. It' s one of the most
shocking stories I' ve ever had at this time. Definitely, Roberto,
not only in which you have been able to collect, but what we have
had the chance to get closer to being passionate about communication from the way you
communicate. One of the reasons I was interested in the radio and the speech
was that first contact I described Camino a Fantin, on the way from Fantino
to la Vega to ride on a turkish Caribbean dork. It was a battle
that not even in gladiator times, but what we were hearing was seven o
' clock in the morning. I was with my brother Alejandro, my deceased
brother. Raúl who was going I went my brother was eighteen years old,
Raúl eleven and I nine just turned up and we came back to the capital.
As you will remember, in the 1980s Dominican Republic it was not what
it is today, that one arrived at the bus stops and was tubed that
one was riding on guard. Yes, yes, yes, and from that
day on, because I became not only interested in the radio, but also
interested in the media. And here we are today. I never imagined Fildback.
Oh, not later. Imagine you don' t get any worse,
God. And before I leave, I want to tell Adriana that right now
we' re walking through the road that connects us from Tomayor to the Fabook.
We are heading for Pedro Sánchez, the province, Facebook, in search
of the Santo del Cocu and I on the one hundred and fifteen meters of
water. You have to climb a mountain, but super hard. But this
old man would still hold on. Roberto, please, super week Santa revitalized
me. Where am I? Where am I? Where am I? Vigo
looks at me. Yeah, like the day thing. I' m gonna
put you one where I' m two novents away. Very good. Thank
you and I need two, Roberto, that you please be calm, because
we need to preserve the most beautiful voice on Adrian radio. Adriana Raya Grande,
which is a time of pay, a salary increase. Thank you,
Roberto, greet me at your width. He' s the good one.
Yes, I' m here Son Fernández, I' m with Don Fernández,
I' m with Luis Vital, who is accompanying us and we have
a new member of forvidia, Miguel, the famous polyologist, the one who
handles the drone It' s half- cheek, because don' t put
up with this pressure. Alberto is thirty years old and I am. Whoever
puts holds the dick when we go three laps. The guy you' re
looking at back there and water and he says I say here we' re
gonna stand up and it' s true and we still don' t get
to the hotel. The tiger says that hook and Juan Carlos Valga that I
don' t want to see him sent him for ca. Thanks to two,
Roberto, success, thanks for calling good and you heard there and in
the woman tremendous history, man, decide, but in every decade, Roberto
of the four that I have, eighty ninety, two thousand, the two
thousand ten and this that we are living, I can tell some moment listening
to super week Santa that passed me some kind of sheath of all kinds,
uh, of every indora. So one day we' re going to sit
down and I' m going to give you this idea. You have to
sit down and write the documentary the forty years of super Holy Week. So
we' re going, I mean, rhythming the morning and apart from the
leadership of that company that very often tunes the rhythm of the morning over there,
greetings to Joe and a sweetest collaborator woman in charge of a pretty important
department. Back in the anabe group the name. I know the owners are
Campellido Rodriguez. I' m not wrong Look. This week it was the
Sovereign Awards. Sovereign Prize has come in a blatant decline in its audience,
in the audience of this award is not for the prize per se, but
that we are in a time where there has been a generational change and here,
as in other parts of the world, the United States, is witness
to that. The Oscar did not have perhaps the one hundred million or not
the seventy- five million viewers it had at the beginning of the two thousand
decade in its last Sunday edition, but certainly had a recovery in the audience
in comparison to last Sunday' s last three installments of that previous award,
just as it happened with Grammy, there have been changes as people consume the
contents. Having content on demand now makes it easy for you not to worry
about becoming a live prize. For example, I have Max in my house
and already at 12 midnight there was the prize available to me to see him
on that app. Just like the stream, it also means that many people
don' t tune in on TV, as happened with the sovereign awards and
tuned into some of the platforms. Yesterday, the immaculate Cruz iron data of
the newspaper was released. He talks about the audience data in New York City
through the 47th Channel of Univision. There he was seen by about one hundred
and ten zero persons between the ages of eighteen and forty- nine years.
Let me tell you something. One hundred thousand people, one hundred and ten
zero homes that tune is a number, but very good in a city like
New York, where lives about one and a half million Dominicans or so.
True, there' s the ten Dominican spora in New York City, a
million two hundred Dominican sacks. There is no longer where you walk to feel
it a good one hundred thousand homes that tune into the age range eighteen forty
- five, which is the best for this type of awards, although the
one that is good for advertising is thirty- four, fifty- five,
depending on what type of content, is very good. So those who had
the idea went pretty well. He led, led all the awards that have
been presented in that market, such as the case of Countny Music Awards for
Words or the Billborgs Awards for Latin Music in May of the two thousand and
twenty- three. I mean, compared to that, this one hundred and
ten zero viewers or homes is pretty good for the network that next year,
if you decide to present it, because with this number you can sell at
a good price. But there are also the Dominican Republic' s audience data
for the award. The award had its highest peak of audience in the past.
Last Tuesday twelve had several peaks of audience, but the highest peaks of
audience were from nine and fifty- eight to ten and fifty- four last
Tuesday. And how many people tuned in to the prize. According to the
data that I' m seeing here and that leaked to me, six hundred
forty- two thousand five hundred people over the age of eighteen tuned in to
the Sovereign Awards and the demographic profile. They also detail it here. I
' m not going to start reading statistics so people don' t get complicated.
Most of those who tuned in to the Sovereign Prize were women. The
Sovereign Prize was tuned by three hundred and two thousand people. So that'
s very interesting data. A pre- one as always comes from different sources
the information and is very well. I congratulate all the team that did the
work for television. I don' t think you know how to look.
You can criticize what you want in the way the winners select, but the
work done for television paid off, and that must be recognized so much by
the general producer of the Prize, by the executive producer Césarito Suárez, the
television producer Alberto Saya, and all the team that accompanied him in all this.
It is not a question perhaps to compare sovereign prizes with the Sovereign Prize
of two thousand three, which I believe not two thousand three. Not the
one with the highest audience. The highest was in the two thousand twelve,
which I think had twenty- four percent of the rating and more than sixty
- five percent of the che. Who drove, I don' t know,
but produced it. If I' m not mistaken, because I don
' t have all that data in my memory, uh, it led to
it as it' s called, produced it inile renebream, if I'
m not mistaken. That award was one of the most tuned of what'
s called I' m already the biggest audience, you aha. Me.
I think that the biggest challenge that producers have of that, of that kind
of events is precision lies mainly in what are called this, in the talents
and the scripts that are written. It will be for, for, for
the development of the Jan Prize What has always been visually seen as production look,
it has been quite what was done for television was quite well and the
scriptwriter writes to me to claim that a friend wrote to him that I ended
up with him with the script and I said here, fortunately, that my
friend is a screenwriter and that this program is recorded and everything is left there,
that is all that YouTube. I dedicated the first break on Wednesday'
s agenda to this issue. I said two things about the prize. I
said I saw the prize on mute. So, I can' t value
the script. Right, you' re out of the first one, already
out of the first one. I can' t give script opinions I did
say that many people were finishing up and talking about script and my opinion was
that, since I don' t know script writing, many times getting into
that water is complicated even though you know when a script is good or bad,
and that happens as with the sancocho. But I cannot evaluate my dear
friend, Juan Maruel Tejeda, who tells me in a way, in a
jockey way, the best that I finished the script If there' s something
I know from the first time Juan Manuel Co wrote a prize, it'
s that in Juan Manuel Tejeda' s pen we have one of the best
scriptwriters in the Dominican Republic. For better or for worse Juan Manuel Tejeda lr
a temper of the thousand demons and working with him is not easy, because
he is a very professional guy in what he does and he lends himself very
little to being born. But I don' t have an opinion of the
script because I didn' t see it, I didn' t hear it.
I didn' t hear, joke I didn' t hear not one
thing exactly I' m one thing. The script execution is another. It
' s another thing, or if you can write a perfect script, but
I have the same opinion and I haven' t changed it. Now that
I can tell you about Juan Manuel Malo who has bored a question that puts
the soempran in a bad mood. Hey, there' s a yes,
yes, yes, a question from you. Within the data you gave you
mentioned that the largest number of people who tuned in were women. How they
got here, why it' s done here. The audience is measured and
there are companies that measure the audience and these companies do segmentation. Let'
s say. I don' t know how many little boxes there are so
far that they measure audience in the Dominican Republic, but I know there'
s another company that' s the one that measures and then you segment from
what the sense says, that is, you do a sample to take reference,
to measure the audience, and that sample is representative. Let' s
say exact calculus. So the calculation that is made is that half of the
majority of those who tuned in three hundred and two thousand nine hundred and thirty
- four, these are not the majority. These are the men and the
women three hundred thirty- nine, one thousand five hundred fifty- six over
eighteen years of age, that is, the women were the majority. Okay,
but we' re wholesalers. Yeah, yeah, yeah, but for
a five, percent, a zero, zero, five, yeah, yeah,
' cause there' s nothing. The work is done so much the
Alberto, the work of Alberto Sayas, the work of Juan Manuel Tejeda,
the work of the entire team for what Martín was obtained, it was obtained
on television not an ex job I liked what I saw put on the screen.
Now there are issues, like I was talking to someone the other day.
People may say good, but why didn' t they sing to him?
No. Eddie Herrera sang a tribute himself for a subject of resource limitation.
We don' t have Daddy brewery anymore, which is$ 1 5
billion to set up a production. Limited work was done and what was done
was done and yet. I understand that it was acceptable and I hope that
the decline of the institution will not be with me for the prize. In
total, how many people because they saw it six hundred and forty- one
thousand people on television, on television, and that' s a lot in
the Dominican Republic understand that that' s a lot. If you forget about
those numbers from 12 years ago, caramba that there are cable now, there
' s Netflix such, the physics exactly you would have l crack, you
would have to calculate the people you saw. For example, I was looking
at alternative applications. Imagine that one. The alternative application ends, in other
words, it has little time to have started or medium time. He'
s come to the NBA, which are the good games in conspensation. He
was seen by one eight had one eight of king, transmission two visiting one
eight million exactly visiting. You know that rhythm of the morning. Ninety-
six channel one- five in Vegas. So to all the team that made
the realization of sovereign prize television from here to a hug. I am happy
with their success and nothing keeps holding hands, even though Crobalta is still getting
her psa Parigi leg. Ladies, wise daughter the cape. In the Dominican
Republic we know more about ball than about our laws to talk about laws and
a little clique ball rhythms of the morning. Juan Arturo prayed that you are
too slow for a section like this that today comes Candela pure Etera. Well,
he' s here with us the best lawyer. Greetings, Greetings,
good morning others there are many things to talk about, but yesterday I sent
you a video of the lawyer to the togada, who is now in a
mess with some neighbors. I love the stories she tells. Gentlemen, the
client is me a chimay with a neighbor who tied her up by defaming her
in whatsapp group. You can already know, but day greetings here to the
lawyer zilan day by day. You can search it at tiktok s and yesterday
I compared it to Zealand, Zealand. So, Zealand, Zealand, Diaz,
lawyer, listen to the show because because of the video you sent me,
which he said, I made the morning mood recommendation, and I bought
a Microphone on the side, I bought a carabelite. No. No.
What she bought are the good ones. What' s going on is that
I' m a mike. I bought one of those and I threw it
away You must buy a rodeo I' m not going to give$ 170.
Me neither. That' s why ah so the rodeos that roll exactly
hundreds seventy- five dollars, but the one she bought is very good,
but it only works with iPhone in an ideal way. On Android you always
unhook or old Selvainaziland day conversions with Zet at the beginning and ta at the
end, you can look for it. Give him the video Albert sent me
well, for the distinguished Zealand speaks of a particular case in which one person,
a couple of friends, one approaches another told him look, I have
this idea of a business. They' re very close guys and asked him
for my favor. I need you to be a migrant in this business.
It was something she says that what they were used to was not the first
time and they had never been wrong with each other. But it happens.
It happens well and it happens that on this occasion, because she speaks of
two million pesos and that the person who asked the other to be his guarantors
started for the United States, Villa Mexico and left him hooked with the debt.
And he talks about you. He must not be a guarantor of anyone
except his family, very close family and so on. In the year two
thousand four, in Scoutsha Bank solutions, which was there at Churchill, in
the Kney and with what it' s called the street, you know it
entered the gardens. It was the Jardis, the Jardin de Faith, a
Tine Blue. I served as a guarantor to a friend of mine and those
fifty- two thousand pesos he took paid for them. My friend who I
served as a guarantor gave me the best advice in the world. He told
me, he told me. Then he paid for the fourth. He dur
how I' m made to pay for it. I' m talking to
you that was two thousand four. Around there was the equivalent of 150 thousand
pesos from now or so told me the truth that you' re an asshole.
The friend of mine told me little to you, he paid and since
we had a balance card, tell the truth that you' re an asshole.
Look. Don' t ever do that to anyone again. Don'
t ever be gallant to anyone again. You know why I used you great,
because you were diligent in saying yes to me. I proposed that to
you thinking you' d say no, but I wanted to teach you a
lesson. Don' t serve as a guarantor to anyone, and least of
all if you don' t, I' m lucky to pay for what
in case I had gone with it, what a guy says like I hear
Bisi go through your ibiza what and I leave you with that he I you
with winning eight thousand pesos in a Medran group and with a family on your
back the devil takes you. He gave me the best advice of my life
was that and he did. He did it with fact, not with words
with fact. Okay. After that, never in life has anyone ever been
guaranteed anything, which is basically a guarantor is what is known in law as
a personal guarantee. You present a second person who in case you cannot fulfill
the commitments, because that person, in your names, you will assume it
in the law. The word guarantor is not mentioned in particular. In the
solidarity sealer code there are two types of guarantors, the simple guarantor and the
solidary guarantor. The solidary guarantor is which. The solidary guarantor is a co
- debtor i e me, and the simple tumo is the simple tends what
is called the benefit of exemption. I' ll explain what that is?
When you are worse simple and the creditor of that debt will look full,
no more paid. You have to pay me. You have, as a
creditor, to prove to that guarantor that you have done all the necessary diligence
to try to collect that debt from the principal debtor. And until you do
that, you can' t leave me on my property. The figure has
basically disappeared into the facts, because no creditor, no company, wants to
have to do all the diligence to charge against the principal debtor after leaving a
second person. So the most well- known figure is that of the solidary
guarantor, which is what we tell you guarantor that you become a quail,
that you are a quail, an equal debtor, because you are taking the
loan and something that lawyer Zealand Diaz said in her video that there is a
tigere that you drink in three coveces with a friend. The friend baicoges a
million peso to the bank, that this case was two million, two million,
exact, two million pesos. And this guy is married to a woman.
The broad has a car, the husband has a car, he has
an apartment that is owned by them who are paying it and the bank comes
for it two million and executes that debt. Carlos of the woman carried tiger
carts, because in that kind of situation of the woman also eco debtor.
You commit to the heritage of the community of life, the community of viennes
and the certain sheath. That' s because in the end I list Adriana
Gomez. You compromise all the goods that are within your heritage, unless there
are any exceptions, that you have established for purposes, but realities. If
the property of the marriage community is compromised, then you have to be very
careful now with what I don' t agree with is that you run out
of actions, because it really isn' t like that. It' s
complicated. I' m not going to say no, but it' s
not quite like that, because, for example, we' re going to
assume that I serve as a solidary guarantor for someone that someone doesn' t
pay and I' m forced to pay 200 thousand pesos. I pay the
200 thousand pesos. That payment gives rise to what is called the right to
repeat. The right of repetition is going to be that I have a lawsuit
for myself to claim from that debtor the debt that I have just paid.
I mean, instead of what you do, I pay the creditor and that
debt I' m paying, so now the principal debtor has it with me.
How I' m going to pursue her is the hard part, because
if we' re obviously talking in this particular case, about a person who
left the country and probably hasn' t left anything, because it' s
like it' s complicated for you to pursue that amount now to that person.
You can also prosecute her criminally for abuse of trust. And if you
get against that person that there' s a statement that he' s in
rebellion, that he doesn' t appear anywhere, because you can make a
request for the corresponding lives so that this person brings it through Interpol with the
countries that we have an agreement for that type of tea for 200, 000
pesos. I' ll get the woman and we' re good. But
I lost you in the case of two hundred thousand pesos for a proposed number.
That' s two million pesos, as the lawyer explains. In this
case, if I understand doing a hundred thousand steps for that number, but
you have to make an investment with a people they lend you ten million pesos.
You serve him as big That person is running away. I' m
putting the woman on her for ten million pesos. Already with you in part.
There' s everybody. He' s got to keep a lot of
hite exato up to ten million. You have to keep a boy and I
can' t make you crazy because I have a prosor more chapul attention then
it' s hard. But if you have actions against that person and if
that person gets caught over there, the time he' s going to be
imprisoned the more mess he' s going to have judicially with you, because
he' s going to have a hard time. The reality is that pro
- user has a very interesting application. He is a user of the application
of the situation of the clairvoyance of banks. I' ve made use of
several times, but I' m going to the credit office. You can
go to financial health or inside the app, and there you can see how
your financial health is. It gives you the averages. They have here a
sample of two million twenty- one thousand four hundred and ninety- one people
on average of these two million people on average. People are in debt in
four hundred and eighty- five thousand five hundred and seventy- seven pesos.
I' m nothing more than eighty- six thousand credit cards. And that,
of that, is common. The average of people. Credit line is
the use of thirty- four percent of the credit line with which thirty-
four percent use it. Let me see the average number of loans, that
is, loans, etcetera, from people. They are dray there is no
yoto that May I have twelve, but I use them well that the people
who here appear the average of the credits that they use as samples, are
two. In my case there are five and well and from my first credit,
which was in March of two thousand three, already twenty years ago.
It' s twenty- one years good in your case needs. I don
' t want to ask you it' s here that knowing with these tools
is important, because it' s been you know where to play from.
It tells me the rating you have and another part that has as a tool.
This is very good for who it is, for those who use this
is your financial health, that is also you can evaluate it there before you
put it in a book so that it puts a wall that robs you here
people and I insist a lot with this because through the rhythm I have had
the blessing that I have reached a couple of things. But what comes most
often from people who want to know how to get out of the credit data,
because they are four years old who pay us a debt. Well,
there' s the law, the law of that creditated and decreed buros.
If people are wrong in the sense that I' m not going to appear
in the reporter' s office, but in the bank there is exactly perpetuity
and we' re talking about the basic report, the report that most people
have access to that is from that refurte for the more technical, deeper sports,
full report. Debts continue to appear and, in addition to their credit
being punished. How the banking scheme the Dominican Republic is united, all banks
can see the existence of that debt you have with another bank. That'
s not gonna go away. Yeah, but not because a friend did that
to him and he subdued the bank that did it without his authorization, but
the one without his use the bank has your debt information. And when they
pass forty- eight months, banks without the authorization of the person cannot request
the other bank information from you that is personal and private. And that friend
of mine won him that lawsuit from that bank, which is a very important
bank, and I' m telling you that two years ago, okay,
that was at two thousand twenty- two. So yes, the bank takes
the information, but exchanging the information without the authorization of the owner of the
information is illegal. I find it strange, because it is normally included within
the contral He won his lens of adhesion contracts. One should see particularly what
to say about that addiction contract. But if I have seen the clause where
you authorize that to the network of banks I avoid because in reading you I
stop to read it. I' m not gonna argue with you why not,
counselor. No, what I' m telling you is, you had
to see the deal he signed as the memo. I mean, I'
m not saying that for him or this one asking hard enough that he won
it. If you don' t, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no. What I am
pointing out is that case which is possibly an exceptional case, but the win
- win would have to see particularly what the accession contract he signed at the
time said. I imagine it was a loan he took on occasion and although
he won it two years ago, he imagined the contract is much older than
that of two thousand eight, two thousand twelve. Right over there. You
know davia there was no good law. You know that, with some regularity,
those contracts are being updated by the same request of the Superintendency of Bank
to a way to heal also the portfolio of clients and so on. Then
b for Lambert. But it must be acknowledged that this boy has done many.
It has made worth many issues that are in the laws of both banks
and financial, battery and financial law, and the law is of the credit
bureaus and all these things. When I say this age boy, I feel
contemporary to Mr Alejandro Fernández Bleu, who is the Superintendent of Bank. The
best I wish Ike had ten officials of the twenty- three ministers in the
country like the one who work and don' t pack. Of course they
have to be one of the best valued that' s inside this not-
old one. Really what you wanted done to four baths is really he finding
him a lot of things aimed at, but what they have done has a
lot of people who have gone. You' ve had complaints with Bang and
they' ve been in charge of all those problems. It' s a
huge amount. I also have to say such a thing. I really like
the app that you mentioned per user is very useful, so you say too
little can give you to download from all listings. Yes, yes, yes,
for the flame, but please, to the Bank of Tre Fonte I
was discharged. Stop calling me the handwriting pussy. Yeah? Yeah? Yeah?
Yes, I measured discharge in all of them and they keep calling me
briefly taught you in the app. Yes, briefly. I want us to
touch on two themes so it is not yet deepened and no details are known
what happened at the Carnival of Salcedo on Sunday. We already know that a
person teaches artificial games. It all caused several people in disguise and others who
were not disguised to be affected by burn series. There are already two deceased
persons and there is one person responsible who has continued to be identified according to
the law, how it would be for this person to be persecuted and what
punishment he would receive, should it be proved that he is responsible for the
use of the fires and who caused such damage to these persons, including the
death of two minors. In this case, I believe that what would prevail
or what should be pursued by the Public Prosecutor' s Office manslaughter. I
understand that the use of the artists was never your intention. There is no
intention that the mood necandi you want to kill people, but it is given
perhaps in the context of negligence carelessness exactly, but that it does not exempt
from exonerating responsibility Now what we are talking about is a two- year sentence
and could even follow your first offense of suspended imprisonment, that is, that
you do not go to the fight goat to the vent or thirty, because
it does not exist in that situation. There was no mood you hurt some
people and even the person who had initially signed up, like in the initial
version I heard right here that there was a person who went behind me who
kicked the yes, because there was a lot of confusion there you didn'
t know what was going on. When they see drunk aber, he broke
that exact box after the fire started. But that was the initial version that
circulated and I and I took it from Salcedo VP' s page. That
was the initial version that had happened. Which means that if that is the
version and the Public Prosecutor' s Office, it can determine that in fact,
that is, because this person would also have the responsibility. For the
same reason, manslaughter and, obviously, being under the effects of alcohol do
not exist from responsibility. But if it were, all the drunks he'
s made you do is not be held responsible for what he does exactly because
you' re drunk. It is not a mental condition that prevents you from
discerning what you do and pauto gets drunk. You make the right sober decision.
Beb multiple decisions. Made of drinking is multiple times. The other question
has to do with a case we saw in the press this week. A
young woman is seen in a video and they lit up an apartment. This
fire caused serious damage. This person' s partner points out that he did
it out of zeal, et cetera. And then the young woman' s
family tells her version of the facts. I' m not here saying that
one or the other is the truth, but it' s the versions.
He says that all this happens in the midst of a trifling of them out
of jealousy and trouble or the family says that it is that this man,
being much older than this girl appearing in the video, eighteen nineteen years old,
come with a somewhat problematic relationship for some time now that, in the
case of her, who is of age, who is responsible, should assume
by whatever fact it is, it can be verified that she stars in the
video and on the side of the family that points out that this person with
whom she was in a relationship living at home, but that this man is
with her, that she is sixteen years old, if they can act legally
and if it can be proved, let' s say and proved in one
case and on the other, how one can love a case on the one
hand and love one case on the other, because we would be talking about
two facts that have under the law penalties and responsibilities that can be established correctly
what could be established and regardless of the circumstances. So I also heard the
young man who called in the txiste comment yesterday. One is neither excisive of
the other nor is it going to reduce responsibility in the case of the latter
which in one case neither in the other, in the case of them being
a minor. There' s what the code sets out about it, and
that' s sexual abuse and that' s that. And while the family
might think that she is now of age, open a file in justice and
where the public prosecutor' s office will show the evidence that this man is
already much older than her, since he seduced her, took away and hsexual
her and he will have to take care of that part, that part and
the family can pursue with civility, finally that person And in the case of
her that when the fact is perpetuated is of age. What is established thirty
years in prison for peromenia and there is no mana wow, thirty years you
and try to burn down, a home or anything. It' s a
30- year prison term. Point as simple as that seemed to the method
plan. It is then here we have a difficult situation for ourselves to forgive
and there I go. That' s what we talked about first. It
is not an excisment of the seconds or seconds, nor will it limit it.
The responsibility is thirty years. The Public Prosecutor' s Office is going
to pursue her for pyromania? He' s going to pursue her for attempted
murder, maybe attempted murder, because she' s not supposed to know that
if he was, he would notice there damage to the property. I understand
from something also that I read and heard as there was damage to the physical
plant of the apartment below and above. I can' t say for sure
during the floor. Yeah, well, I can' t really assure you,
but those people are gonna have it, too. If so, the
action is opened to them to prosecute criminally and civilly. They come for the
parties to try to make no agreements. In the case of pyromania, an
action is public or not, it does not have to start anything in action.
The Public Prosecutor' s Office can move it alone. To act is
a public action and in the case and in the other, in the case
of it, also that the Public Prosecutor' s Office can act, must
act equally. These are separate cases of intense public action. There are two
different files that you' re not related to. Maybe you can use it
as a defense that ended up leading to b but there is no reduction in
responsibility or penalty. That' s why it' s 30 years. Well,
there she is thanks to the lawyer and to that there' s to
think about the bad decisions. That' s how it is in one case
and the other. They can follow me in arrobajo arcio em on all social
networks and invite them to follow behind the home, behind h this week we
have interview with the great and esteemed here I mail him ah here runs to
my sister, aquiles that the other day we said two are worth on Twitter,
but the problem is who Correa, that Correa seems picapleito of the Palace
of Justice, I told him that he is the most important polemist, that
of the most important polemist of the Republic, because he grabs you say ay,
he says that you are wanting to say b yo, with all the
affection and respect that I have for my friend Correa, I must say that
I did not turn you up what we were on Twitter, because you gave
you everything to a statement that was made the night that on the podcast of
the boys, without subtracting any merit as much of Ricardo as they should,
ara abujo behind the podcast. Putting the podcast back on yours someone claimed it
was the best podcast in the Dominican Republic and I said more than eight hundred
fifty thousand podcas sometimes it is the best without five. It says without the
rigor that you imply. It' s very, very light now of what
they were nominated for there, of the five I was dominating there there'
s no better one. And of all that is done that as a sports
podcast in the country, is the best. That' s right and maybe
to put it that way, it doesn' t take away merit, for
example, from the East Pana of the musician who interviewed Junior Cabrera January,
who does another to heavyweights who are also excellent podcasts who are out there and
who do a commendable job. It really is something that I, with a
lot of things, is not simply to not put on a horse visor and
not to recognize that although we are very good, there are others who may
have less audience, because in the audience the numbers do not say if what
you do is of quality or is good, because the most listened artists of
today I am not demeritando oigan I started by saying that they do an excellent
job. What I want is that we can be objective at the time of
making affirmations and if so, all their artists win with millions of views,
were c the Creévy, the cream of songwriting and musicalization. Let us not
have deeper conversations and you were for that direction that my statement went without detracting
from it. There was Garabújo and to Rica, who are two people who
enjoy my appreciation and my respects and that is, they are the reference of
everything that we are trying to do sports communication in that format, because we
have to understand something I think it is the most important thing. There are
concepts that evolve differently. Here they had podcasts that were transformed into YouTube programs
and in the case of them it was the other way around. They started
with a YouTube program and transformed it into the few then. That' s
also thinking about how you become something now. No doubt, one of the
five that were there was the best, best by far, uh, around
here, at the end of the world. None of what was there exceeded.
Oh, opening the podcast. Let me be on some social media topics
for myself I passed on content. Gentlemen, yes, get more creative chin
came out two in the morning thanks to Juan Arturo Recio. The takicardio is
called this attention to my booby friends who liked to smell cocaine stick in,
pills, etcetera. This is your song, your numb jaw, your twisted
fingers. That' s so you guys are grinning and grinning at the kings
of the Dale Mainson Coca- Man face that friend of yours that you know
smells, smells, and he doesn' t know you know it. Hey,
squirt. I have a friend who gels his nose for Allex I already
say pussy, I didn' t know you was doubted. We have Mr
Befan here before the presentation. No matter how you like to drink it,
cold or hot, standing or sitting, hard, soft, yes, big
or small. They give nuñez you will learn the best way to drink it
to talk about beers arrives at the rhythm of the morning. The architect of
beer bearfe in the rhythm of the morning. Yes, it' ll be
nine hundred forty- one. It' s Mr Bear Fan with us here
today who comes with a guest tell us brothers, good morning we' re
over here. Good morning, everyone Good morning. Well, we' re
gonna fix this for you to kick me out It' s gonna be here
to get out in the Chamber and in the live that I' m not
dating. We' re here today and dry your microphone. Baby, please,
there, the microphone right here So, oh yeah, there, there.
It goes well, lipid four two, yes there, such brother that
we have others to sleep a lot, yes, yes, yes, yes,
to begin with how I know the la, stretching, stretching? Yes,
four of it' s very good, very good, very good,
today we' re talking about beer, like every Friday we come here for
the morning rhythm and also for channel one hundred and five and we have a
special guitar. Our dear friend, Gloria has a new bar that' s
in the colonial zone or. Gloria' s already going to give us all
the details now for national radio so people can visit her and see what the
products are we' re going to find in that place. In the meantime,
let' s go talk to her. We' re trying anniy beers
This is the Fryday hears coming on Friday. The friar is an Indian paylay
moon there for six five g I explained to you that Indian pallade was a
sheath that the British invented to bring beers to India. Truth is correct.
The beer arrived fetid, damaged rotting sour after crossing two oceans and all that
agitation, all that agitation and temperature changes in the environment, then they said
we have to look for the return so that the troops and also that new
market get fresh beer and they started putting hops on it. Well, then,
talking to your guest, tell us a little bit about the project,
about this initiative, where in the area he is and thank him for coming
here at the rhythm of the morning, by channel one hundred and fifty-
two ninety- six. Good morning, very good morning. First of all,
I thank everyone for this space. Well, my name is Gloriano Sandoval.
We are located in what is José Grabriel García Street, one, seven,
one colonial zone, coc Davier is a true group that started this project
in Panama City. We' re in Panama, Cocdavier Clandestine. I am
the representative of that group here in the Dominican Republic. We open it here
in the colonial zone and the is loke is coctavir the toxic and which ones.
What is the concept of this project started in Panama, Panama I love
myself in light Lives of Panama City. Visit Panama. The group is made
up of Venezuelan cigars. In Venezuela we usually consume what is polar. I
don' t know if you know her. I think so. He'
s programming it for you. I got the blue one drunk. I also
greet the wife of that ball who likes bluish very much. Upon arriving here
in the Dominican Republic, I meet a group of tasters who are with whom
I usually frequent well is culture, beer well be library. And I got
interested and into this world. What characterizes us coctavier here, in the Dominican
Republic of the other places is that we are a spot, apart from craft
beers, of cocktails based on beers. Okay, all right, we'
re on a course with a mixologist, which we' re going to market
five cocktails based on different types of beers. They' re going to see
blonde beers, staud beers and red beers, which the other places are servings,
as they offer. So, in your case, one can not only
enjoy two cocktails that you offer, but also a variety of beers. But
you mentioned some of those that you mentioned that are Venezuelan bills, you can
get there or some of those clear ones, the polar ones, the Panamanian
ones. We' re working for that soon. Ah yes, because here
it is not difficult to get ames downtown beers So far only rooster walks.
There the rooster around here appeared Tecate who, by the way, I met
one of the friends of those who bring rooster here and also what is called
the cocktail that they matter from Guatemala, who were with another here that a
year ago was the name I was learned Karma to Karma. Yes, of
course I didn' t find him in the area and collector there, in
the barahona with leopard Navarro. Returning to the project, then one will have
the opportunity to not only cost the beers, but the beer they call artisans.
How many varieties of you are offering to those who visit you. We
have the range, the castel, we have the lirium, there is the
polar, that is Venezuelan, there is the birfam, those that are of
cans that have citrus flavors and particular, either pineapple, mangoes, that are
drinks of women, those of other face and you know that I the beer
must be made of beer. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Basically I'
ve been checking the Instagram account are going to have a fairly wide circulation of
European beers, American beers and some of the craft beers that are rolling in
the market, because we all know that the pandemic hit all markets, even
in the craft beers market and then production has five or six producers, no
more. Hence, in your case, how you find them on social media.
They' re asking Coctaviers. Two, Panama, says Coctavier b Panama,
will appear. You can' t teletrace the one here. It is
a mixture of cocktail and beer in English cockten cock ok cot carve the key
Collie cock Bock Xavier the toxic by the toxic. You know that, so
this beer can' t talk a little bit about it. Adam, the
one we' re testing today to listen to, and they don' t
have that much time that they came to the country. I really went to
go to test them have names of the days of the week. Oh,
right. I think Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Thursday. Something yes,
Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday there is a heff vising, which is
the white can. If I' m not mistaken, there' s a
yellow one, an orange not to say mom, that a sheath that we
made up and it' s red that we brought it today because, obviously
or ten Fridays talking about beer. This beer that I tell you, gathers
together everything that an American ipa should have, although it is not as powerful
as normally presented Ahipa americana. I think it falls more into the session ip
part is a beer, as we can see here in a bambarin tone,
a little cloudy, that a wait, wait for you to smell yours.
We have to introduce him. Even white foaming down retention leaves a little bit
of the foam layer on top or leaves an ar of foam on the liquid,
as we can see in others' glasses. And basically what character characterizes
it is the aroma quite hops and fruits of the tropics. It has a
touch of pine resin that is obtained with some hops, and that is what
leaves the tongue dry when one takes the first, the second drink. Now
Adriana is going to say that eurote cer you taste like melo to tropical fruits,
fruits of trop smell me s, I smell my car of vanilla,
of ni nitio de ni Teng, but with the filling of. It is
not the Hindus that I find in Tiktok the Hindu biscochos of vanilla of that
not have then with the filling of because it has like a touch like orange,
I quote orange as citrus, like the peel of the orange. Orange
girl, the shell, not the orange. Hey, hey. I'
m sent here by a friend of the per capita beer consumption, as we
mentioned in Panama, the Dominican. I don' t know if she'
s noticed that the Dominican is half a slug. Ok brindado, he likes
you think he must find you half- worldy. Tell you look I'
m going to, because I' m the best lover you' ll ever
find your life. And in the middle of the round is the tiger.
Knockout or I' m what we see most of the world. Look we
' re not in ourselves on the average of what you drink most, not
even water, nothing in the first fifty countries, or anything. Here is
the country that percapita drinks the most beers in the world, from the Czech
Republic, six seventy- seven liters per person. But we are there Austria
of two, Poland of three, German of four, Romania of five,
Gabon in Africa of six. They know who comes first. In Latin America,
they know who Panama is more, because I went to Panama in the
eighteen thousand and I miss seeing so many beer bars in Panama. I mean,
there' s a lot, there' s beer bar chains wherever you
want. You find a place to drink beer in Panama and then here we
are full of stuff. I' m not talking about bars dedicated exclusively to
beer consumption. Then Republic of Congo continues in the eight, Ireland in the
nine, in the ten, Latvia and Latin America and they don' t
come out with very good numbers, but it' s there pulling its head
for us. In this list of the world seven points, seventy- two
liters per inhabitants Mexico. Yeah,' cause there' s a lot of
people in Mexico. Panamanians get in when there was no Latin American country in
the top ten. Looks like that was more up- to- date.
He' s drinking more in Panama. That' s what it looks like.
No data for people to know that what they are, although they are
Venezuelans where the concept is born is in an environment of beer drinkers. In
fact, there sometimes they do not respect the schedule that respects us, that
is, the closing hours. The customer wants to keep consuming. But what
I miss most about Panama is that there the law forbids drinking on the public
road, that is, if you stop a bomb. You put your solvent
safe, neberita you ride it in the car you go passenger. You can
drink it in the car, but not in the wax, in the container,
that is, you can go as a passenger. There are states you
can drink, in the United States as a passenger and in Panama this is
the case, but there you can' t drink. On the street,
I' m so weird, I' m so interested. Then going back
to the beer, you brought another one today Let' s go to this
one. You can get it in Coctavier, in the colonial zone, exactly
you are. This beer' s good, and you' re going to
get these two because you can get them there in the neighborhood. We'
re going to keep drinking the little beer that' s left in the glass,
because now we' re going to pass, or we' re going
to a beer that, fortunately and unfortunately, isn' t for carajitos.
I must raise my complaint. When Beer Fang does this kind of thing,
he always writes to me. She calls me a friend, remember to have
good breakfast, because I' m wearing a machete today. Then you understand
a parral. Then today he didn' t tell me. It started with
a six- coma five, and now we go for one with how much.
Please tell him the hearing. Let me search the data correctly here on
the label. This is eight degrees, because it is a rather lupulada wheat
beer. This greetings to Ramonte. What you' re seeing again from Live
and is in Panama City, Panama, Panama City. I have to go
back to Panama or the country. A couple of months ago I didn'
t love Panama. I went there to the top floor of hard rock coffee
in sixty- four. You guys get your hairs up there. Yeah,
we' re serving the sixty- four- story- sixty- four-
five- dollar Moele. It went from up there consumes and the pain very
characteristic, he doubts felito and that was up there with me, I'
m going to be it I saw now give me a second, but let
me confirm and my friends from the travel camera Yjulisa and Wilson are now testing.
The Snyder Vice. It' s a pretty loupulated wheat beer. The
correct name of the Wisem dopperboog style. It' s a superb beer It
' s a wheat beer with quite a load of hops. This was known
as tap ce five, because these beers come with numbers, i e tap
one, two, three, four, five or six and seven. There
' s a tap nine and tap ten, which is Nelson Soing. People
can go for some pretty eye- catching labels. They have the logo of
Snyder Vice, one of the oldest breweries in Germany, and also because of
the number on the label and collar number five. These are extreme quality beers
that can also be obtained in Cottavil and we will try it now wants me
to have to see you smell me. Let' s buy rome then what
smells hear you hear when you bought yourself a new bike. It smells like
the rubbers of the new bike, but you' ve already rolled on the
pavement like a little bit, because it smells like pavement, but good with
the rubber, but new, yes, exact the rubber, with the hairs,
but of course it does with a little bit of partitions already lost,
of course it does. Coffee for when Adriana goes to say the scents.
We can get like a musicita, like people say the broad more said what
hook. Imagine, uh, we can' t put on a musicita.
This beer we have here for Life, for the House, for people who
don' t see on Twitch, it' s a very shady beer.
You can tell it' s an unfiltered beer. We have a crown or
layer of foam or stew. Let' s say with an ivory bage tone,
it has a lot of retention quite. I like the lace come exactly.
He' s rich. Oh, yeah, all right. Leave lace
in the glass, i e the foam is attached to the sides of the
east glass. Like I said, eight point, two degrees of alcohol.
Let' s see then the theme of flavor, see how we do and
then see the theme of retrobust. So health prost for all. Cheers tastes
like rubber is a mixture of a wheat beer, a hef visno boss envisen
or whit beer. If we said so in English, with quite a mixture
of luke greetings sons of magarita. From Dubai we are international doubt, so
when I way, I wanted to mention here that apart from craft beer,
cocktails based on beers will also be able to get drinks. Well, be
it whiskey, rum gin and vodka and wine, oh, all right.
There after br of everything, practically clear the name saves you for your coctaviers
from it since the birthdays of before on the pineapple that had guineo and pod.
Yes, yes, yes, Hobo, you had or he threw him
out, yes, he was thrown two pots of white robbery and a gallon
of wine by force and a gallon of life. It was muscatel, horse
- brad mouth, yes it was the second, the second half. The
first was for children and the second half was for adults in the suit the
additive pluplu pluppi. The Dominicans have told me because the toxics have sounded a
little bit. Yeah. Picture this week that we' ve had so much
news involving toxic people. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
like that bolbusca sings and they squirt it was a witch like the top yeah,
yeah, it blows it up. We wanted to put a name,
a jocoso slogan. Similarly, when time goes by coconctavier, the toxic one.
We plan to open up a coctavier to a face tip and alemonen how
I saw the jealous one who went to the first one, which is toxic.
Usually the toxic is the street one, no, but the jealous one
too. Jealous is the one in the house. But nothing. The order
of the additions does not affect the product exactly. Exactly there are champions the
plant nothing. You have to give a reference so that people know how to
get to the bar. The bar is where it is. Let' s
mention the place, the location for a back street, the street behind the
parallels, you didn' t just do anything. I don' t do
it locally or I don' t give you a lockdown. But if you
say on the resistance street, it came easier, yes, yes, exactly
in the resistance house, yes, it tells me, it came easier.
Made you know, he' s a man all that way over there.
Greetings to Roberto Santa Ella and Rafael Emilio. Oh, not too. We
can' t find the picaderite we exactly have the picadera. I have to
have little ones. I don' t always know if I do. The
first time you ate small was in Doralzuela in Miami. Say hi to Randy
Quit. I' m going to do it in Spain. Small, very
bad chin, not small. It was small, but the small you have
because to me in Miami, when I went now I saw a little one
that looked like a bat. Oh, boy. Or yes, there is
small and all sizes put the lime in the end me because I know small,
small the size of chichi arm, exactly yes, the little one that
I met with guava that are white inside very good. There are different types
of yes, so I ate it was really good for diabetes. So excellent,
little one more speaks cold and what do I get those hams men,
exactly cold head, some mini cupcakes that you like, which is pizza sauce.
It' s full of pixa sauce. This happens the smoke at once
or so I boards the stick also excellent style sausages on the grill with fried
papita coc taviar. It is called the concept that you have a very wide
variety of beers, but it also has Venezuelan beer and they say that they
will soon also tend from Panama, but they have this variety of beers that
we have, which include these two that we have tried today and they can
find it easy on Instagram cock c or KP a b e the toxic k
there are two n double e ere. Yeah, the toss is fine in
the letreo contest Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I' ve seen
a lot of movies in that pod before. Yeah, I' m 20
now. Adam, therefore, thank our guest today for passing by here,
for the concept, for the beers, polar that so much work, polar
of those beyond Venezuela, truth, exactly of the venezola my friend, I
have a friend, brought me a sispack a few years ago and I drank
it on a Friday in my house and really that the polars and the blue
already give in the mother. Yeah, yeah, there' s the polars
too There was the rais that was so mature that it was still whatever it
was, because she' s temmbrama. In Venezuela. I thought Brahma had
left the Venezuelan market. They did return, that Venezuela was the first country
in South America to which Brahma came out in the 1990s and began to sell
the brama lights. Venezuela is the country that until the year two thousand and
fourteen consumed the most beers in Latin America. Per capita. Yes, or
jachon the Venezuelan runs Soberto Mira. I realized that Venezuelans are drunkards. The
day I tried the cocuy and I said for you go out and drink.
That' s really worth it. Tremendous, tremendous. Let' s repeat
the address. Let' s repeat, to reiterate to the people who visit
this bar, this concept that you have brought from Panama, so that people
know what they will find, that there will be different beers, different styles,
various brands of different origins and that they will also find drinks of wine
and based on distillates, that is, rum is, vodka, gin and
perfect whiskey. It should be noted that with beer drinks we are in workshops
with a Mixologist. Ah, he' s not at the market right now.
We' re in the learning process Look at this one. I don
' t know if you' re making it up, but it' s
one thing my dad always drank. He' s given you a drink ok
with beer wine. I don' t know if you have it there,
but you can experience it. Hey, I' m right here to hoíte
a reservation. My dad used to give that up. It' s tea.
We are located on Calle José Gabriel García, one, seven one,
exactly behind the Malico location. Well, thanks to you, thank you very
much and I' ll see you then on Monday. For good, that
' s the idea to do, the idea to take care of. Thank
you for coming by for so many guest thanks. Well, thank you,
see you Monday. If you had something to look for on YouTube, I
imagine that by noon the first hour of today' s program will be available,
where we had the chance to hear the version of the facts given by
the protagonist of Sunday night' s fire also the version of the facts given
by the father of this nineteen- year- old, telling it tortuous and
difficult, according to them, which has been the relationship of her, of
that young named Pearl, with her partner named Steel, who gave factor I
that led to this whole situation For our part, I believe that already for
me there what remains is that the authorities take care of that family issue.
We, as a means, had an obligation to allow both parties as we
officially listened to the gentleman' s version, listen to the young woman'
s version and the version of her family. And we have more to wish
for this to have the best possible outcome and reflect on all these situations look
briefly in thirty seconds. I don' t know if what young women count
is true? If what the father tells the truth, if what the affected
person counts is true? Because I haven' t had a way to verify
the facts. I believe that it is the job of justice to establish the
responsibilities that are not facts. But I have seen and lived a lot to
the boys I told them a story that I lived about sixteen years ago.
I have years here in the morning saying that there are profiles and that there
are behaviors in individuals that give an idea of certain realities that occur when they
involve situations like this. For some reason, I was telling the boys I
don' t think we' ve got all the facts spinning 100% as
they are. But if there' s something I' m staying with and
I was telling Adriana and I was telling Peter in the first hour, on
the pause of an experience that I had with a friend Veden, I think
more independently of everything than what' s being said on one side and on
the other. I believe in overol in him in the, in the epicenter
of the story, who tells the girl' s family, who tells the
girl, because I have seen that and witnessed it and I have had to
intervene many times in situations like that by demon sheath. I get those,
those misfortunes, and that' s the result of you fighting out of your
weight. Nothing goes well. When you mess with a people you lead with
a full life to twenty- four years, twenty- six, nothing goes
well from that mixture. That' s a problem. That' s right
then if you like that, I buy you a tick and you go to
Thailand you fall less troublesome. Bye, take care of yourselves. We go
out in the morning. Ninety- six five rhythms, the best excuse to
get up early. I repeat, I hope that everything will work out for
both sides, or that it will work out as best as possible, or
that a solution can be found where everyone can move on with their lives.
In the meantime, we' ve already done what' s our turn, Baye.