Ah seven and nine minutes pigs two in the morning give him ninety- six
five in the vega channel one hundred and five one. Not the best excuse
to get up early. Greetings to all the itas in tune is now today,
starting on Monday 17 June of the year two thousand twenty- four and
well, we are already here until ten in the morning. Peter Vázquez,
you know he' s here I saw a life that ran last week on
a network. This is what I see, the nets of the lame with
tweezers, that' s right, but this one with a very small clamp,
that' s a pull for a few hilitos. The wine was collected
by the people of panorama. Then look. There' s a question we
want about Luis. While it is true that we call and attack the police
a lot, we have to defend the police cone does things well and really
what was a video where a journalist, they had stopped a journalist and the
police very decently clear, as they always do, the discrimination in this case
was and was asking the cell to depose identify themselves, to debug him by
the guy in a pretty sick black action. Mr Journalist, I was telling
you, hey, because I' m a journalist, look at the meat
and the guy is that the journalist' s license is not an official ID.
The kind of law I was telling you can serve, it can serve
as an additional endorsement. But if the authorities ask you for the card,
they' re supposed to be entitled to it. They have to identify you
as a citizen and the law obliges you to identify yourself. But just like
when you' re stopped by a bullet, you can' t appeal.
Look. My carnal journalists assume dissent and I' m sure he' s
exactly licensed, I' m sure. I was asking for headquarters. It
seemed good, but please, give me the cards for me to be a
deportation, and there' s no problem at all, the type of no,
but I' m a journalist, I' m going to complain the
other one. But excuse me for seeing the tough kind of cer do in
the end. But when he gives her the card, Mira tells her there
' s a lump full of drugs. It' s a provocation. It
' s a provocation. But, my God, it' s not a
provocation. It' s not right, there' s no right Look at
that. I don' t know. If I thought that was exclusive to
the Dominican Republic, but it' s very widespread. Journalists think they'
re a special kind of citizen, yeah, like I don' t know.
I am a little sick of this pretension to believe the builders of truth,
to think of being masters of morality, to believe themselves more serious than
the whole world and that, in some way, they have to be treated
differently, because, according to what I understand, they are the guardians of
democracy, the fourth power, the counterpower. I think that' s a,
as you say, tergiverization. On the contrary, the journalist, journalists,
the first thing that they are chroniclers of reality and, obviously, and
that nobody can deny, are a counterweight to the powers, including the powers
that are not of the state economic power, industrial power or factual powers like
the church, etc, because it is sometimes those who have to expose realities
that are necessary to be known to be corrected, and often it is brave
men and women who practice this profession who carry out these actions, which have
great value. But it does not mean that by the sacrifice, work and
reputation that has been built by that work and these sacrifices in tone to the
profession, you have patently corsus. Or that you are a special citizen,
or that you are not subject to obeying and fulfilling the mandates established by law.
Or that you have to be treated special and in a differentiated way to
the rest of the inhabitants of a moor called Dominican Republic. Not that I,
if it' s as you describe it, it seems to me that
what we' re talking about is an average Dominican who graduated from social communication
at the university that graduated from college. Brother, the Dominican is a species
to be studied. I mean, we' re a species that needs to
be studied, especially yesterday, when it came on the flight. The flight
lasted about fifteen minutes because people had to be sent to sit down when they
were about to roll the plane. Look, we can' t roll this
plane out of here until you sit down. No, but what are you.
Your flight greeted people to the bowl. Five are the nine who behaved
pretty badly before the plane took off. Then it seems like we' re
having a hard time, we' re having a hard time, no.
We find it very heavy to comply with the law. Brother to me when
a cop stops me unless he doesn' t respect me. I always have
the same attitude with the police. I have said so clearly by the collaborative
attitude of the citizen that he is good. I' m the one who
beats you around here. Nothing I' m on my way home. You
go around here if everything doesn' t live up to you if uncle ah
perfect continues or if they want you to be requisitioned or want you to identify
yourself. And so I took out the ID card for it' s called
a post ID. I don' t know that when it' s asked
for in the place they actually stop me and tell me about the document,
but it' s part of the work of the police, that of believing
that you are so much part of everything of the police or the DIGC.
When he asks you for an agent to get you insurance and papers, vehicle
documents and license and they have a machine. But bring him to the point
of telling him to look at a lump full of drugs and a directly unnecessary
prolongation, a provocation we take it seems, the police. That, that
' s an unnecessary provocation, absolutely necessary if it' s as you describe
it, completely unnecessary. Look at this Yes, it' s true.
We don' t have the best cop in the world, but it'
s not gonna be the best cop in the world until we' re the
citizens we should be because we want a Swiss cop. As a citizen of
Burundi, the problem is that if we demand a lot of police and when
they do things wrong, they fall on top. But when they do things
right, when they try to do things right, they also stay up.
Ever since they sent you to stop and he says you damn sheath Your tigers
already come to fuck Pedi. That' s the first thing you think about,
but here' s the thing. Even the same cops were saying good.
I' m detailing at least that and nothing the guy. In the
end he passed him the card, he was purged. I said thank you.
There' s a question where that happened to me. When I was
in the duel that would take me to America, there was a man with
a cell phone. Four o' clock in the morning, Diana the Lord.
The flight didn' t take a minute. Getting out of here and
the gentleman is recording me riding on the plane. Not by some people,
but by the way they don' t give him the service one wants the
guy. Next to me, then the guy recording since he had a fucking
devil' s old man with a cell phone on one like that, which
he' s been looking for the problem. Of course I do, and
every person who got a cell phone to record. He' s looking for
trouble and talking about lasting. I' ll explain why. No. No,
no, no, no matter the context. It doesn' t matter
the context. When you, when a neighbor goes where you have to marte
her for something, your neighbor goes with the plan to provoke you and capture
on video the provocation to provoke a lynching on social networks, that is,
the cell phone and the gravel has become one in one, in a warning
that the attitude of that person is not collaborative, it is not of dialogue,
it is of conflict. Why. Because I am stopped every time on
the street, first because of how ugly I am and I have a vehicle
that because of the characteristics that they have, because anyone, anywhere they stop
it it is my turn to go police motors or you go and you live
around here. Okay and one identifies himself as a suspect or the same,
because one has a suspicious profile in some respect. I' m not I
don' t look like a bank executive. I look like a bohemian from
the colonial zone who walks with two bales of marijuana in the car and I
recognize him for the look I have. So, if you see me with
the suspicious profile and I know that I have a suspicious profile, I can
' t bother because you stop me to see if by the profile I'
m not true I don' t. Then I won' t walk.
Consoling time. Oh, it' s for the police Let me record,
but I' m already showing the predisposition to generate a conflict. You don
' t have to go to the moon to understand that. Like, as
Peter himself speaks on the weekend, a conflict between two people, between a
conflict between partners, a problem than one, what ended up was more confused
than with the things clarified, which is the case. She' s from
the lady who' s recently born, so she reports a conflict with the
father of her daughter or her son, her five- year- old daughter.
She bequeaths that this man has tried to drag her, and a series
of pleadings and a series of denunciations and the lady piles a drama, a
few tears, a sheath and one seeing the tragedies that happen here, but
one doesn' t know what to think. But from there to here.
Then comes the gentleman' s family' s version that this lady' s
current partner appeared at these people' s house and engaged in an assault on
the gentleman' s mother, against the sister, against this gentleman' s
acid. And that' s where you know it. They have complaints against
one another. There' s a lyco and a lyco. That' s
why he can' t rush to conclusions, because I gave him, I
gave him real. All I see there are people who are not able to
manage their conflicts. Mental health, mental health. I don' t see
another pod and I was because I see the theoretical here. So day to
the director of Femer and Homeland that men have to admit that all violence is
their fault. Not my esteem, my ridiculous, allies, violence is not
an exclusive product and emanates exclusively from the testicles of man by a substance that
adds human nature and the human is female and male tends to violence. If
not? If not? We wouldn' t have women killing, Maybe we
wouldn' t have women beating, assaulting, being aggressive, because it'
s a behavior, according to their logic, that we only find in the
male species and we see in this conflict a situation that is what explains maybe
in many cases, in some cases, how these things end up in absurd
tragedies. We' re talking about individuals who aren' t in a position
to give in, and that' s what you find everywhere and it ends
up ugly or forgets. In the case of in the gumena of the Avenue
of San Isidro, that going in opposite way and in a house, in
a drink, breaks the glass to another gentleman because it comes in his lane.
She says she doesn' t steal it. Everyone damned you to go
to the devil to check, forgive excuses, this devil' s country,
we have to check or sit down to check it out. Then there are
a number of questions that relate her to what she started with the journalist and
going through the trouble before yesterday and yesterday this young woman who denounces that her
partner wants to kill her. And that is possibly a conflict that has come
and become a maremagnum and a madness that has reached those levels. But in
all this, then the institutions have to deal with a mess and a gossip,
a bochinche, a family that has not known, because that breaks properly.
There you have to waste time, there you have to waste time on
the prosecutor and the police, the judges in the justice system. And then,
this snowball, this balloon of helium taking gas that conflict climbing, because
what you see in the video of the gentleman who goes to this family'
s house and undertakes an aggression against them in shorts and shirtless explains that there
is a conflict beyond what we are, perhaps being aware and it may be
possible, that these things cannot be possible, that you know the disputes that
are over here. I was talking here about the case of Nicaragua, yes,
the case of the Nicaraguan is dead in Costa Rica and Costa Rica is,
and we have talked about the case that killed Mr Moncada, a man
who was nothing but a mediator in that conflict. Then there are questions,
gentlemen, that are being forged in time, that is, in that building.
It was a tragedy that seemed to come anyway another tragedy happened in residential,
which is in the jacobo where a guy that the family sent him here
who lived in the United States as a vice, that the devil caused a
tragedy to a boy who was working for a mere thirty- one years,
with a business with a family and a provocation, until that came in a
tragedy that ended in shooting. And so one can make a list of situations
to us. You can' t go out on the street with the help
of provoking a misfortune. You can' t go out on the street.
To that I think the attitude has to be different. Sure. We can
' t have the copy of the good of Americans, not of what browns
do, who always want to fight and come in at once with everyone.
Or those people are always in bad smoke for whatever reason it is then here,
for example, and it has always been said that there is talk that
the Dominican, that special, that brother and attentive to, chergea, takes
many chergea things. But if we want to organize a society, if we
want to make the effort to organize a society, there are decisions that start
from your responsibility and, of course, that the authorities have to do their
job, their work. But if things are certainly done from your point of
view, when that kind of thing happens, those excuses and everybody steals them
and everyone, then, if we take that away, we' re going
to make a jungle. Because Fulano killed Fulado. I also have gréons,
not exactly and I really, really in the case of that one. Mrs
Gentlemen, that' s got what you have to give the gentleman of the
vehicle the recognition to know that he didn' t go through with the charge.
I would have crushed her the moment she broke the glass, passed her
over with my guagua and fucked me, but that gentleman acted coldly. Yeah,
and all he did was push that lady' s vehicle with his.
And the worst thing is people thinking, people saying that man should have left
that woman looking for a bigger problem, because as long as there are people
here who understand that the sexual organ gives her a different status before the law,
we' re going to have that problem, because that between two guys.
What I' ve finished there, that arrabanzo. But possibly a guy
who goes doesn' t act as temperamental and irrational as that, ma'
am, as we' re describing and here tells me good friend Carlos Hengel,
of a guy who wanted to go viral this weekend too, because in
the Membership store, the Priceman Membership club, they asked him for his card
and he was offended. That' s why not and it was recorded.
But it' s just that my brother the Membership, membership isn' t
sometimes enough. Sometimes they ask you for the card to validate that you are
you and more of them who are being more stringent on the subject of membership.
If you are not the owner of the Membership, you sell point no
to it, but you say so and the contract says so, which is
the ownership of membership is non- transferable. I mean, I can'
t lend you my Adriana meat and Eduardo Is that why I do it to
everyone? Do you want me to do that? But the contract says so,
the contract did. I mean, I' m really sick of it.
I am fed up with this presumption of many people thinking that the rules
that are created so that there can be peace and order apply to everyone,
but they do not. The journalist who does not want to identify himself,
because I am a journalist in the citizen, who wants to blow up a
piece, because everyone does it, the family conflict, that has to occupy
time in a news, that has to occupy prosecutors, etcetera. Because there
are people who have been climbing into a conflict by their own stubbornness, because
they know that I do not know details beyond what is seen in the news.
But the story is not as it was initially told. The story has
more has less, but it doesn' t. So let' s try
not to be the crazy one that you' re telling me around here is
going to fix no, no, friend, I don' t have to
ask for a card, brother, the card, that damn ID is a
document to validate many data that sometimes need to be validated because if not,
if not necessary. When you' re going to change a check out the
bearer and no identity and there I don' t know what she said.
There you went to the bank or you were given the Adriana check You took
your check I didn' t say your name. As the weight changed,
the checks were the same that changes a thousand pesos. They had the same,
the same function and I don' t hear on a check they print
your name or write it by hand pay. The sum of both to the
name of Fud of Ana Gómez bla bla bla, that is Adriana, puts
his name and surname behind with his name, with his fist and letter and
his number of documents. So the cashier gets the check and to validate that
you are, you have to see an official document that establishes it. That
' s right, and the banks aren' t even keeping that. Sometimes
banks sit down to find out. Usually, you or if you really got
that check in that place, you guys don' t complain. When I
already have to confirm the signature, I have to validate that payment. I
' ve been cashing a check for a while since the young lady told me.
I need to talk to the office, the person who' s here
registered to confirm that she issued that check. The one with the bookkeeping.
So if you see that there is a person who is called a flano of
such a pa you valde me. If you turn that person in, if
I bring him in, he' s no longer perfect. Thank you,
have your room. Yeah, so what a fucking devil' s country we
both live in. It is hard for us to accept that the rules are
in order to ensure that we live in order and in peace, because as
long as we do not accept order, peace will not come. Keep it
right, gentlemen, this one respects you so that you respect them. If
I abide by that law, if not, I regret that I saw the
news the journalist, but you know that I was on vacation for what is
good that you had the chance to investigate a little further than the gentleman of
no yes. That' s ugly, and please stop the projectors believing that
you' re a class apart and better than the rest, that you'
re not being run over by journalists like by the sheath. No. No,
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s worth some ol villega to theánle that professionals, journalists aren' t
even the brightest. We already come thirty- three minutes saltisms in the morning
Ritmoon non- veinta and six five channel one- five one and today it
is Monday 17 June of the year two thousand twenty- four I was in
the city of Bast Bas. How Boston votes in summer is lovely. If
it is a city, that is, the most European of American cities.
You go I' ve never been to Boston and you should go you'
re going to like it because you, as a woman of paused life,
the city of Boston for you is perfect, but in summer yes, because
the freeo looks. I must send the greetings here Mrs dasy Mere Hildon.
It' s not her husband' s last name and in Rodsland State,
which I remember visiting in her years of post- graduation god studies back in
Boston City and I went in December. I made the worst mistake you can
make and not just because it' s okay. Go to Boston, go
to Boston after that and in December there' s nothing. It' s
very cold, but after a snowfall I don' t love myself with mountain
rides and mountains of snow wherever I want every time I make breezes. You
know the Chell factor and that breeze would double with that snown is a cold
devil. Then I don' t understand and I mean it in all honesty
that you have a very nice city, but it has to leave in summer.
Don' t say that spring, don' t say that autumn summer,
when it has lit summer because in summer, in summer, in Boston
has a lot to discover and in a city I get lost, I don
' t know where the south is in Boston, I mean, for me
everything is north where the car goes. For me it' s North,
that' s the direction that goes. For me that is the north,
because the city as circular, ok then you there gives you a loss of
devil and hey, Boris, we weren' t such a place now and
now I' ll see that same building. On the other hand, the
city is circular, watch the dance every day and go to the prudential wherever
you turn and find, get it in and be prudent to go out front.
So she' s really cute, Boston. The first time I visited
her was as a friend Luis Canturense ten years ago and maybe I did what
no one has dared to do. That' s where the monument to the
victims of the Holocaust is, where you mark that sheath. Now I forget
my name. There' s a statue of Samuel Adams. You know that
Samuel Adams is one of the founding fathers, He is not the founder only
of the brewery ah year Samuel Ada Samuel Adams and I sat at Samuel Adam
' s feet on the fourth of July to take a photo with a titchet
with the British flag, because if it is life, that is the life
that I had bought three days before. Hm and you wanted to put it
on that day and I wanted to put it on and I, like a
sloppy fucker in history. There' s the bet. There, there,
I' m sitting in a photo on the fourth of July of the two
thousand and fourteen, and the fourth of July, two thousand and fourteen sitting
in front of the statue of Samuel Adan. I think few people have done
that in Boston and no one told you anything. In Boston and nobody told
me anything. And then it went back to the years. It was that
I said, but really, but he kept looking at the pictures. I
say pussy, but really. I mean, you have to have Timbale to
do that, because you' re all in a very nice city. But
to go in summer, Diana didn' t give you that Button win.
The final was to celebrate. They won we saw a game, one of
the games on Wednesday. Wednesday we saw him at a place of this age.
Gentlemen, you have to see it, Boston Games, losing in Boston.
It' s not the silence that there was in that place the first
quarters where you fooled down pounding in second was, it looked like a wake
and it' s a city that lives, lives in sports and didn'
t say that in a disguised way sick. On Thursday there was an era
game, on Thursday, not Wednesday a sheath. It' s a day
of that under Wednesday and Wednesday there was also game of the rex OX and
I don' t remember who else, but they team RTS that were played
with Philadelphia, with the Philli and that were playing there. That' s
where I think there' s a game to start falling for the Dominican curse,
because when they don' t start saying about hof what you think peter
You really like basketball. You win and Boston will win and where in Boston,
today to them in Boston, and they lost on Friday wins at home
that' s the most ridiculous sheath I' ve ever seen. I didn
' t see how evil it was for you now I saw that horrible,
not terrible, game that I was aberto, but come here and I'
ll equip you and we' ll sit in a place in New York City
and we' ll see game here. So you know two cities that hate
each other viscerally at a sports level, Otos in New York, Otos in
New York. I think you know that the lollipop in that sheath full of
Henitiens and every time he gives the stuff he scored, I wanted to fall
so that no one would fight. They let' s get out of here
that this too goes nowhere if they gave him the peel, so clear,
but no more ugly thing ugly God. But go to Boston in the summer
on the button lose, don' t step on the show. That'
s like some cities here that you have to go on specific dates. For
example, I would not recommend to anyone to go weekend, long or holy
weeks the earths or point gray. You know which gray tip is more bearable,
because the gray tip is so big, that is, but the earth
is chaotic, because the terrene is two streets. The earths are two streets,
but tip bigger meat. You can go to see on, you can
go to Friusa. You can go to the country house. You can go
head- on. You can go where you call the friends of some rich
people who go there to vacation, capcana, etcetera. Or they go for
the other guys, for royal pal. We play call that over there.
That' s verón, yes, but seeing I don' t say that
way to Miche that was where the tale was told by that den Manuel and
the Ball that they didn' t give. Yes, Mr Wait, but
it tells me that the fa petion bill, petion bill, cold the hole
is cold or in the cold hole. I am Maitian that what is in
Puerto principio or in lavadi, then, in the case of here, for
example, to Vega, nothing more can be visited in February the Vega ay
not clear, because you have to be active the city, much traveler,
many people who come for the carnival. There' s laziness everywhere. Then
the ordinary days of me went to la Vega, one day out of carnival
and let' s pass it and now that you can. Peanuts were available
in December, December, December, a lot of movement and Easter. I
' ve gone on both dates and it' s tremendously moved. You know
that you go to all those Jamike Plane people from wherever they are By the
way, I must say I must demand a greeting from the community of vouchers
resident in the State of Massachusetts, especially in the area where they conquered and
lived for a long time. Already Mike to Plaine that soon there, in
one of the parks, have the convite Vanilejo. I think now, the
21st, the 21st, the 21st of July, I think the 20th a
sheath. So they have their treat Vanileo, which is a treat. I
don' t know, uh, okay, that' s what I was
gonna ask you, so it' s a sheath like it' s a
kermest, but it' s another name. Okay Okay I' m afraid
of the park in the United States in summer He asks, but what'
s in Boston? There' s everything in Boston, there' s lots
of pods, there' s lots of pods, there' s a lot
of history, there' s a lot of history, there' s lots
of interesting places to get to know. The one- eyed made me feel
in nine hundred eight, you know that for me you look more in Boston,
in New York, for me, in Boston you drink more. I
look at looking at Boston as if everywhere you drink if what Boston has is
that I think that' s why Boston was in the 1980s the one who
came to limit the schedule. First it was until eleven o' clock,
after twelve o' clock and now he' s been loosened and some locals
do at two three in the morning. But in Boston it was one of
the first cities to limit the opening hours of the discos. No one remains
of the eighties because of the violence and the sheer disorder at the arrival of
the eighties every seventies. Boston' s a real city out there. Also
out there a lot of Irish or maybe peak. I explain a little that
beer bro de sol and the beer bro de bervecere and I' m crazy
men feel the adrenaline like when you go to New York who says pussy.
But this is Brown the pod. I think pix does. Ton has his
Brown. They took me to the Boston Bron, but I saw it very
quiet and very nice. What' s the name of the brown over there.
I forgot the rite name is like I counted it starts, but without
a maxi. And I' ve gone some. I' ve been about
five or six times to the city of Boston to magic. Or now it
' s that you get into the train you know how friends, you were
writing to take you to drink. Put Cabaret Lawrence, have a very good
boy in loren to me. I was invited several months I saw there a
listener friend of the program named Kelly Mejia, who always calls here the ge
pron soul, very kind in his family, and over there they offered us
a nebrite of beer. Yes, Samuel Adam' s sonal and we had
a lot of fun. You know that on this date, at nine o
' clock at night the sun is still clear to itself and if not,
at eight o' clock the sun is still out and I was invited to
loren. The thing is, I went to Louren twice and to Lin I
' ve gone once, but I' ve gone and it' s nothing
against them. The thing is, there' s a lot of Dominican holgorio
feeling out there. A K writes to me around here that Pibody, Lowrens
or Lin feel a lot Anyone of those are the same Gorron, the same
brog the Bron, Lourenz, the Bron, feels a lot like Dominican holgorio.
Oh know the pasoleo, the pasoleo the sheath ah stops in one place.
Yesterday you know you' re a Dominican Crepublica. Yer I' m
coming to the house where I was going back with some friends and I'
m going hear the one hundred and seventy- eight and the San Nicoles sage
hundreds seventy- eight. That' s where the Washington Bridge comes out and
when I' m dismounting from the uber, a Mrs Hi Alberto tells me
you' re doing here. Yeah, when I started a priest, you
know, and when we come down, there' s tigers in a Jarice
Albert, your bath. Then there was going to be a lady oh Alberto
Varga your team. That' s full Dominican and it' s amazing how
much the Dominican living in the United States consumes, what I wanted to be
producing to let you know I think I felt on one more street in Santo
Domingo, really. So thank you all. But if you were to visit
Boston, a very interesting city, it was you who were asking what was
done in Boston. I was telling you there' s a lot of history,
there' s a lot of places that you' re in for a
lot of drinking, but you can, like he says, walk a lot
in the city. There are good places for one to walk, there are
mollis, there is a lot to do faithful, but I do not recommend
that you see Metum moll going to an American city get moles. That'
s been changing in the United States. Now there are some new concepts that
where the mols were have been demos and done, like shopping centers that combine
businesses, residence and offices. What' s the Boston Tansburt. That'
s over there, like Down Towns, where Prymar is, over there,
that' s more or less that you find, like the Il, where
the sea is that stayed. I no longer remember the name of the most
visited tourist site, one of the four most visited in the United States.
Now I don' t remember the name Medirami. What' s the name
of that there. Greetings to all Bostonians. We' re gonna win today
and don' t lose your feis, okay? Yeah? There you go,
winning I' ll see him to win yes. I' m gonna
get my Celtics thingy again, yeah, yeah? And to see you go
out the vallana Arismos ninety- six five cadan, one hundred, five one
to seven fifty minutes, that is, the place that you are talking about
post is called dorsester a dory sheath are seven hundred fifty Edward. Let'
s talk about combinations, fatal meals in this part of the program. Yesterday
I found, well, there' s a new sheath. Now they'
re eating ice cream with olive oil and they' re sanding that with beerenkena
they make it what a Arenky ber stew in KENA that let me shut up.
Well, yesterday people who do it by talking to some friends, we
ordered some ice creams where we were bringing olive oil to Meco Turbo in the
city of Patterson, hear six in New Jersey. He says he lives in
Clifton, in Clifto ready attention the new supermarket they put in for your house.
He sells a Mexican- style soup. Man, I love him,
he had eaten soup made from so many vegetables. That' s what it
' s called very good. They say it says Joselito that the link is
equal Patterson to Patterson over there is the same thing. You know that yesterday,
seeing Tiktok, something came out for me in all the years I have
Newyers and I have never found it and that Paterson Worrfall is like a park
that has waterfalls they used to beat and who dares to think what I can
now then, with dangerous combinations of food, food that you are seeing now,
that people are eating or is scary that no, that' s scary,
but that ice cream with doesn' t tell me around here I'
m Tayota Berenjena, with cello stew I like the black hill, zero if
it' s well stewed with Berenjena, you know that I saw Alberto you
See, the four- legged people. You remember them saying now. They
have a bieff pullet. But one thing bully does not matter, but that
of it is a brizque of m bv. But things look good. I
ate white rice with a little bottle, white rice with droplets, but also
that one is well stewed. The rib or value to the babacu to the
babascu to the ba cu. We then come with dangerous combinations dangerous combinations in
the food that I obo or that do not go that Good morning. Good
morning, good morning, good morning to ue Va viejito hello, good day,
sure, friend, I have some Venezuelan friends who eat spaghetti with black
abicora, obvious, very small, you know that to me what has surprised
me the most I have not gone to Central America, but I have a
good friend who went to Costa Rica about ten years ago. No lie is
done to me like twelve or thirteen years and he told me that breakfast in
Costa Rica and rooster, pinto, Gallo, pinto, rice telesgrandmother, beans
or my weights, fried hobo and I and the people after that go to
work and where that got into the breakfasts here, well, but I really
don' t look at it at seven in the morning. Not pagoetic yuga
I' ll take you with a carb. Well, chincha, good day,
hello, ma' am, now I' m not like a fool.
I don' t know how a person who' s gonna fuck you
up and let' s have a bread and I' ve seen people with
bichuela with bread. Yeah, right, eating bread- bread cakes. I
haven' t seen him, but he must be fine. Okay. Look
I can be a model, because we threw the gallesti out and said it
with sweet, which is my navy. Look, they tell me it'
s Venezuela. Next to a place that is called the delicious, sell tostones
spaghetti, the micheso stewed and throw him up cooked from cow' s foot,
the silver, already the silver is called the worker. The worker.
I know what that painting is It' s good. I know what that
fry is. Aya had a fine restaurant copy that not and what I want
to tell you when you want like a bu mondongo, a good zancocho,
delicious stop, the best sancocho. In fact, one of the most famous
breakfast dishes here in the Dominican Republic. They call it the lost breakfast Dominican.
And that for me is that the mang with the salt looks at something,
it was something that the three strokes, exactly that for me that should
call it the worker, the man who hits the most, because that'
s not like breakfast, but brother like that, no, but okay,
okay. I like the name of that egg scorched with stewed beans, so,
creamy that rich and four games that you put on. Then sound farts
the meme. Yeah, what' s that old sheath. A day'
s reas. Yes, good morning, gentlemen, good morning, web om
back and jur o jurs look at the beto that does not return me to
sleep the expense. Avocado and milk is a pump take cro no, but
wait for the fatal combination, that is to say you get in to smell
an avocado sandwich with a choco, Ricke with pussy. Once I was visiting
a feminist nutty and he grabbed me and told me to eat egg with delicious
avocado. But for me that' s a sheath of nostros don' t
say, sheath good morning, how good look you mourn tell me and to
go down for that a game of pay you co country I didn' t
have the game of pay you what happened I had just found something new juice
of payati. That' s not worth it, no, but wait for
that brave one I leave him stuck, that man didn' t lose confidence,
yes, he took trust and men like that. Good morning, good
morning, hello valia wey hears the one who eats herring locrium and drinks red
sodas spent it. Fatal combinations are not supported. I' m mortal Wow,
eggs with ground meat and avocado. He who says goy a herring that
advertising or works is in a grave error because and more the mouth, because
it has always been mentioned that he even hurts me ugly It happens to me
that red soda with the blood with bread and the haitados eat it very much
and guess. What is one of my favorite dishes of fresh red with wet
pore bread or aya oh my God good morning. Read him how hard I
leave his soup. We have to lay two eggs on it. That depends
on how they make the soup. Those pas with eggs that taste very good
that carry it. In fact, in the recipe my grandmother ram cognazla towards
the soup with egg and quite yes, there are soups that carry eggs.
Yeah, I can imagine here the Colombian hot guy. All that' s
left over is thrown out from the day before and do like a stew for
the example There' s one you go there' s another example. That
' s the Colombians. I follow you know that one believes that the only
food in Colombia is the paisa tray, because one ignorant. Finally, one
does not know or forgets Colombia It is a country of fifty almost sixty million
inhabitants and it has seven hundred thousand square kilometers and there are regions that have
their very particular form. And that' s when I realized that the cos
zone is Pacific and it was Caribbean. You eat a lot more banana than
there is a pile of plate than you already know with silver. Not silver,
silver, not silver, not yes in Colombia and one and one or
that banana is what most like the Dominican. Look, hey, hey,
I' m going to this one. I think the one to occupy.
I think what Dominicans do most is rock, which is a purpose price.
Peter hurt that whole thing. Climbing with croissack and ploughing on Saturday or everything
will play us with bonus. Good morning, good morning, two. Yeah,
there' s all this egg and avocado stuff and the spicy bread so
that all the teats when the underwear is so much the seconds. It touched
me about 15 years ago. I was a young man and for the weekend
closes to make a flat for the people who needed it, and those people
are of resource cases. I slept three days with cow' s milk and
a piece of cassava. Yu with milk at night, yucca with milk in
the morning and so on. I arrived at my house on Monday, which
had an ugly or tossed with milk and was cassava. Now that I really
remember myself, I don' t know when Chipotle will come to the Dominican
Republic, but I wish him luck on his adventure. Well, I like
chi I never eat again in my bitch life Chipotle, a sauce here to
my fast food restaurants, a plate of theirs. I already think it'
s called bas Si or bay Sou a site that they are like a new
real estate project in the city of Boston And out there in a chipotte I
' ve got two of them, a taco and maides no grade ay Chipotle.
I have to tell him to leave dad for me to show up.
It was hey, hey. It' s okay. I do not miss
anything else and I remember that in the year two thousand and sixteen I put
a tray that has touch I sell. Yeah, and I remember I was
giving myself up in New York, in Urbi Nirby NB and the neighbors thought
it was a problem in the apartment. What' s going on is happening,
sir, and that' s already that wall of psychoali sofi chichas Yes,
for the gas leak. Not good morning, good morning, mortal food
complications guys. Of course, I' m here in the frut with the
thugs, but my love for the yes, but why. Why? Or
so not good morning, well, yeah, I' m good morning.
I' m not going to do one with a riding combination, but it
' s also one that towards that person, Anabel González. So, I
didn' t come back to your house because of the sweet potato- milk
logger I got that was amazing. The band' s good to walk the
milk. Not so much silver with milk. Most people suffer from sara.
Any food that is combined with milk does not matter whether it is ripe banana
or green banana. Beat me with milk, I used milk, whatever they
give you on a plate with some milk. You have a house deep in
pot, yes, very poor, that has years that pot not, no,
not very poor with a milk calton. It kills five people uf clear
and the milk accompanies me. That' s not why on good morning or
I got tired with a lot of team hear or cachu with the compliy don
' t tie that morning. Ah it' s not like a sheath to
send a call that has a cock of fire. Good morning. Good morning,
hello, bu co model. Good morning, good morning, good morning,
hello. I' d tell you how you' re doing. They
' re great. Okay. I' m glad I' m glad.
Look a friend has a restaurant and he tells him he puts as special dishes
and bagna cabame and once he came up with the ri bay the beje beje
or with an egg and you decorate it with an avocatic beat me like I
did one three, fourth I opened that soft mos to get to my house
Mira, had to leave the bed to me only imagine, but in fact
it is very good. That cat rhymes is fine a remake. I'
ve said it' s pablocismo, but you know that sometimes we' re
all going to put on that little bit of soft egg blood and you filled
it with water. Yes. Thank you very much. That' s once
as much as the problem of the breeches and the question is that that that
shot, that worse shaking the ships, the two sheets because the two peep
was exhausted in half. I was already on my way. Yeah, yeah,
yeah, that ugly talk about you walking him. Yeah, yeah,
let' s go to the salt break She bathes hundreds, ninety- six,
five, eight nine. It is here beautiful and intelligent and very prepared
the graduate, pearl breo to talk to us and with immigration to the United
States and I know. Good morning, thank you Hello, good morning,
how life treats you. All right, all right, thank God. I
' m so glad. They' re asking the graduates to ask us to
turn them on to the transmissions that we have for other years, I have
no other missions, Mr Pila. Well, the last one was the last
one. It was the one we did with the builder' s friends.
From ah no lie the Barrick the down bad in September was there was one,
the photogra was the last. That was like November. That way,
yes, I went for February and I was more year- end. Well,
people are asking her to see me, but wearing her license means spending
a dollar on the brute. We didn' t believe a listener painter,
eh nothing. The hour- by- hour license for the United States,
if it' s a hundred dollars an hour a dream, analyze a fold
and it' s licensed. I defied that on a Monday in that office
thousands of dollars are not stopped moving, but hundreds of thousands of dollars in
the Dominican economy, because licensing helps many people who do business and need a
visa in order to reach great agreements, to get a visa, and that
benefits the Dominican economy. That' s right, so one day without work,
the graduate gets less money into the national economy. Welcome, graduate.
Thank you for looking. Good morning. Today we have questions licensed questions ask
the license to start with a burn the sweetest voice of Santiago. Good morning,
Alberto. I hope it' s going super well. I want you
to ask the doctor when they arrive. His wife went to the consulate last
Monday. Me and my son already have a visa, but she refused.
The questions they asked her were the following: if she works, if she
is professional and where she was going to vacation, where. She replied that
she was going to visit a cousin that Jesus with Madrid, was going to
spend the holidays there. So they want to know if a bad answer count
issue or what happened there. More or less license goes when a qualifying person
refuses the visa. One understands that I told you you evaluated yourself clearly a
person and has a profile. That might have been to me to understand,
maybe more form filling and I don' t know how much income she has.
Neither work and if he has a professional career, then it would be
interesting if they passed by the office or since they are from Santiago, what
I say she will give you on the three Wednesdays July 3, if God
permits, resurrects, they arrive with one. You can check the power deficit
if they have it printed, because I look at it and I can tell
if there is a mistake, but there is a day, yes it is
printing, if there is a detail, there it is now that I was
going to vacation it and vangavar a p to a cousin' s house.
Aha aha, pete, but pieter, but speaks pite idea no, no
no hot Eduardo has another connota, Eduardo asks, but already completing the topic.
Sometimes in these cases for those who may have a similar situation where the
person understands well. I have all the conditions that the consulate could take into
account as elements that bind me so as not to be a person who will
stay in the United States and touch it an isa and deny it to me.
The problem is Alberto that if all that is not reflected in the form,
the consul will not twist the visa, because it is that the form
tells you, that is, the form is for you to fill it out
with all the information that the consul up to what he does not ask,
I enter in that form. My sister- in- law was denied the
Paiti visa and my sister there fucked you C and my sister there? Am
I going to medical operation? And you' re going to a medical operation?
My sister and they told her not to go hear question, Eduardo no.
I don' t have any questions around here, because I thought you
were going out on your feet, but to suddenly bite around looking for something
to get out, running away from the claws of peter va. They write
me here I' m tired. I' m married to a non-
American city. I' m on request and I want to apply for a
travel visa. We' re afraid to. I' m a manager here
in the country She' s a director In the United States, I'
ve got my department broken down here. He can apply for a visa.
I have other questions that I ask you additional, but that profile I understand
that yes by filling out the form correctly. They' re asking around here
licensed. What kind of visas you apply for when you have to go to
the consulate because you need to visit the United States for health issues. Look
for health issues. We have visab two, which is the warning for humanitarian
reasons, depending on what the person is going to do in the United States.
I have a B- visa one B two the same. I can
play the one- two visa to do it. But if it is something
specific that the person is going to last a long time, perhaps in a
hospital it is used the two see. Good morning is requested or in your
question the graduate, pearl abrau. Yeah. Of course, I' m
here first Good morning, two. Ten years ago and you were given in
the United States on an old trip to port. They gave it back to
me because they realized we were staying. They' re good, they realized
that it was with intent to stay ok how they realized that your intentions was
to give you what questions they asked you and what you answered, what he
was wearing Madrid, OK we basically got fired on cell phone, they warned
two and saw when through she was woman OK also told her the convert that
it is going to stay in the United States. On that side, look
and they have is. You don' t see, you see it once
it' s called ah no. But there' s one that this discovery
that you' re from both the CVPs in Canada, England and the United
States, that you have that you' re pretty strict with the immigration issue,
so at your ports of entry you all do, but you kind of
put it like the extra mile and you don' t know that you don
' t know when you signed the visa sheath that you gave to the United
States. Not long. You enter American space from any airport. I can
ask you and you have the right ah because you have previously authorized that clear,
require you access to your phone and check it from top to bottom.
But absurd. Apart from the phone, they' re alerted to something before,
because maybe Adriana and why you' re asking me for a phone if
you don' t, no, no, no, maybe a three-
month long flight. Maybe he was carrying something in his suitcase, some document,
or maybe he wasn' t carrying enough money for the flight. You
understand for this life. Then there was something that the officer asked for the
phone, no longer time we are living and in the United States, that
have been encouraging the use of cash in many many economic activities, no longer
necessarily. It' s that you go with$ 300, 000 in cash,
no, but go with the financial means that allow you to solve your
stay in that country for the time you' re saying. Of course,
but you said something and I think that' s where your question comes from
in this case, that they have realized that he intended in that context,
that he intended to stay in the United States. They' re returning it
because they' ve checked that you do want to stay in America. You
pass licensed there to him They gave you a questionnaire, they put you in
an x and the punishment of five years. It seems to me that five
years old, because five years ago or ten years old, that never expires,
that is, those five years The person to get out of there calmly
because that is never going to expire, that is. Explain to me that
that is not going to expire, that is, after you arrived there at
a port of entry to the United States and they check that you intended to
stay, they ask you a questionnaire and in the questionnaire they are in the
first part or in the back. They put everything that happened the whole conversation
as a summary and below you put an x that you have a punishment of
five years or ten years. And then, when the five years pass,
follow the punishment, follow the punishment? How do you want it? Then
you' re going to go to one if it' s on a nonimmigrant
visa. You want forgiveness. You are going to apply for a visa pardon
for an immigrant who does exist, but you have to know how to do
it and show that what the people of there or the consul think here is
not forgiveness. The consul recommends that they forgive you. If he understands,
because they don' t forgive you either, he recommends. He recommends then,
after he forgives himself. Well, then I go on a solar date,
after forgiveness comes. He has arrived and is only notified by the client
to deposit his passport. Okay, so, in the case of this licensed
person, and I don' t want to be too negative the chances that
you see in a case like this, that that forgiveness is due. I
' ve had those cases that grant you a visa again. I' ve
had him and I' ve achieved him, but financial solvency must have turned
a hundred and eighty degrees. Santa O go to Mexico. No. No,
no, no, no, no, and he doesn' t write
me cry. Gentlemen, in New York people selling the traffic lights and in
the middle of the avenues, as here they do to the Greek chief,
which also new I pull off the street the last time I went to the
brawl to Brother By the way people, the others provided, not because I
saw him at Brown also changing the airport. Three yes, yes. Here
I filled out the form for my three children and put in that I would
pay for the trip, but who has a visa is the father. They
opened an administrative case for me and set up an appointment for the embassy.
He told her yes, come and go father, mother and the children I
imagine they are less than three years old. You' re not going to
the interview and you' re all going to go with everyone' s financial
solvency. And there was a mistake, because if the father is the one
who has the visa, the one who saw be was the one who filled
out the formulation for license. I have to thank you. You don'
t want to close it in this is your last turnout here. No,
well, I don' t have to pay for the flights. You'
re doing nothing here. The orientations you' ve given you know that I,
out of ignorance, once traveled with all the recuamietas, the smaller ones,
the smaller three, had taken his passport out recently and you know that
in the passport they staple the Birth Act, because I went with the high
birth to padro much and as a gift of boys, but remember that we
spoke here ago and after I think that in those days you had spoken,
after I came back, that of the two comments the one to leave how
much Ngo, problem that it is going to that pussy, since I saved
you or tablet, have tablet. Oh there because you give, that app,
without knowing English, really has to be very good. No and that
went, for example, sometimes because of some mistake that one might make and
has no intention of one that so. Nothing, yes, but the rolls
haven' t tried. But mistakes aren' t exactly there, and mistakes
are paid for clearly, they are paid very dearly. In the case it
says so, because it is interesting in the case that we spoke a few
days ago that there are immigration agents here, that they modify the laws of
big bastard and told a friend that he was going to Europe, that he
had to travel. When he travels outside to vex the girl, he and
his husband had to carry a birth certificate. And gentlemen, and I told
him who told you that about you being fucked up. And you explained the
case to him here. You explained quite how you can travel. It is
that if you are not going to stay, why bring a birth certificate or
a divorce certificate or a marriage certificate. I have to carry civil documents because
my passport has everything and my card and it' s the only thing that
has validity. That' s what it' s like to be that tourist
She uses Alberto' s notice that they' ve canceled. That' s
why I look at this is a client that she comes from me already after
she had, she was going to be a status adjustment and she came the
wedding dress on the mother. How nice all the invitations, the phobia dress
and I know what he said to the CVIPI and I' m gonna let
you pass. You' re going to pass and get married, but here
you don' t fit as a moron as boring hours returned, please,
to the migration address. Please, here, too, you' re telling
my nephew that you were traveling with your wife and son and were demanding birth
cream. I mean, God, we already talked about it the other time
and it would be good if the Migration Directorate clarified whether they have established a
new rule, because you don' t have to carry birth certificate when you
go the valid document for you to emigrate, leaving the Dominican Republic is the
passport. I don' t know that the law anywhere says that you have
to give an explanation beyond reasonableness to an immigration agent from the Dominican Republic when
the wife and father travel, when the damn boy has the name of the
sea and the dad has the passport and that, besides not only does he
say that when they enter the details of that passport, they get all the
information about that person, that is, everything goes out. There is the
name of a mother of such a date of birth. Maybe you give that
fact. When they don' t ask him for a fucking passport, the
devil would take out the rains by e- mail. I' ll take
a copy. It was and power the power to power exactly and here I
between myself and it' s over I left. They didn' t ask
for ships, no, but crazy. But there are not the meanings.
They' re asking for cell phones from the journalists here that the police are
asking for documents and they don' t want to give it. Say it
yourself there when the serrano asks for it, only between them and you will
not give it to him, which will not give it exactly. Then it
would be good for the Directorate General of Migration to explain when they ordered the
agents of shit, because that, that cannot have occurred in the head of
an immigration agent. That' s why it was an order that someone gave
and who gave the order. It would be nice if you could explain what
' s going on. He' s kidnapping children here and they must also
know the risk you have when you go into the United States with a marte
they' re raising your wallet. How do you explain to them that they
' re asking you to do that when you' re traveling, if he
wants, if that cpp can make him listen to you. But there are
others that are not there. Others are gross, of course, or they
are not gross in the sense that they are not computed, they are not
decomputed exactly. Good morning, good morning, good morning. Yeah, uh
- huh. I have a girl you think twelve years and her grandfather I
' m going to leave with this one now. Your grandfather has for me
then to see what to explain. Or that I talked about permission, but
I think that' s kind of changed. It has not changed changing has
not changed at all to apply for permission if you are going to travel with
Grandma, you need firm from both parents, both parents. Exactly hires Peter
and longsuffering my amon. There' s eight hundred, twenty- five.
We' re talking to the hairy dicisside migration questions. Good morning, hello,
good morning, good morning here this, doctor, was a question.
Yeah, I' m having a baby with an American citizen. Tele already
complicates going to America to give light. There is some difference between a naturalized
or one born there What advantage for the child of advantages, what is going
to be American, what is going to be American. That' s why
already, oh, mylor, if there' s an advantage, says here
license, how are the quotations from is Joseph going, He says there and
and ere five and says no and serene and r five. I imagine that
kind of petition when the case is completed for six months and you ask around
here what is the vinimal age a child can ask for, from which a
child can ask his or her parents. Three months before the age of twenty
- one, the petition process can begin. It says this time. He
' s a citizen, says this one. His son and his wife are
American. To travel I was recommended to travel with the American marriage certificate of
my wife and I, birth certificate of my son and permission to travel.
He hears what they were advised to travel with the marriage certificate, the birth
certificate of the child and permission or God. And what that will be,
is he' s going through the three things he needs for him to exactly
dust the Clements. Yes, the perfect recipe, but and what' s
going on, my God I really understand, I mean, and it would
be good as you hear here so much to call the owners of the station
to complain or what you say. There is some authority in the migration direction
of the Dominican Republic to which one can ask where this idea has been born,
this idea and not just that. My friend told me that the immigration
people asked his child if that was his dad I mean, I' ve
traveled picla to the United States and I' ve found myself in situations of
people traveling with children and I' ve never seen an immigration agent ask a
child whether you' re coming or with what you saw your dad because it
doesn' t seem logical to me. A four- year- old,
four- year- old boy, what she told me about my friend,
I mean, I don' t know if it would be good for the
migration address, because this already seems to be the norm, to tell the
Dominicans whether or not they need the devil' s fucking passport. The children
pass or it is with the discharge of birth that they have to leave.
That where the Dominican Republic' s migration law says that. Where you say
it in migration is what there' s a trail of people who don'
t even know where their heads are. What is it that I' m
going to do is the fucking trouble of putting your old madman' s,
nothing more for politiquía. Where the hell does Dominican law say an agent in
a port of departure. You have to require father and mother who are traveling
with your child or their children documentation beyond the damn passport. There is a
special case where you can do that licensed with a birth certificate of a minor,
but not at all, but that you no longer have the exact passport
of birth outside of here, it has no validity, you understand not at
all. In case x happens what works for you is the passport. It
' s not supposed to be the birth certificate. They write to me here.
My daughter' s stepfather is eight years old. I could apply to
the girl. I don' t have a visa yet. He' s
gonna subdue our one- year- old son. I could do it together.
See if he' s an American citizen asks her and asks every child
if he' s a resident. The children are included and it was said
to ask around here I was illegal for three years and came back voluntarily.
I hope to return to America. Okay. I recommend you go back to
the office. I say I recommend you go to my office to evaluate,
know, the year he arrived and all that financial solvency. Sure, wait
for that year of vacation. He' s gone three years. The year
of three years one makes a life, it is Christmas, a life is
already in the country. Don' t look at my brother. I'
m staying, even though I never legalize you already, because I' m
a life, but I already love Ta Washington, that is to say I
cry when where the clear spango is and Lincoln there I scream guara. Yeah,
the joke of the guy that he' s convinced Lincoln is black.
What' s the name of the comedian. This is a comedian you'
re telling yourself that he' s convinced that Lincoln in black. It says
why notice that it is the only monument where the person who is in the
monument is on the bar. All networks ay Alberto, that' s got
that cow Williams already. Another question. Good morning, a question for the
graduate. I would like to know what are the benefits of the new biometric
passport for the Dominican Republic. That non- immigration question. Good morning,
you' re not here yet. Good morning Thank you Thank you Thank you
Thank you. My photo is resident. Then our step is still uste,
you may be able to apply well for a travel visa if you have the
economic conditions, you can do it. That' s a good day.
If you say you' re going to New York, they make it harder
to give you a visa than to say you' re going, for example,
for me Twitter to rate that that has to do with it or tell
me that you deny bad warning people going to New York for what they go
to other states. Un mira writes to me another listener that yes, that
is true, that they ask for it, but that what they have to
give explanation of what is going on With this, then they are seeing there
There is a journalistic investigation case. It investigates what has taken, because something
must be happening in the Dominican Republic, which they do not publicly say,
that they are demanding Dominican parents who travel along with their children birth certificates when
they are not due. There, too, the public relationship of that institution
that has not, but beginning with the head, is failing. Well he
works on. Sir, you' re being sent these. It says around
here what that means. Graduate, read everything you say. That' s
a case number for a residency application, but there are two numbers. Those
are the receipt notifications and you still have to look for them to know if
they are approved or not. Tells him they went to the goat. It
would be asking them when he comes to see you. They sent for some
evidence and you didn' t send him before passing. Come by the office
recommended. She goes through the graduate' s office and what time is I
asked around here what time is the application of a child under twelve years old,
how long I last for the ride warning. That' s very quick,
not a month or an easy month Now you renew your travel visa and
as long as you haven' t been denied it and Daddy and Mommy have
a bike and don' t be residents or citizens. The last with the
graduate, pearl breu. Good morning. Good morning, doctor. Yes,
I have two safe passports as single, what happens and when I fill out
the form, since I have Free Union, but my passport say that single,
how should I fill it out. Reminds you or lieutenant one free.
I remind you I' m giving you a free union. You' re
not married, I mean, you have free union, but that won'
t cost on your passport, either, but on the form of that one
hundred and sixty. That' s why you' re going to say that
you have the Union free. Well, just keep me alive, you know,
a 20- year- old light fucker, so I' m sure
you were three years old. It was three years. Complain me back.
He started talking on the phone. Cousin that was a woman who saw,
that he came back said that for a woman I do, there is a
yes of my brother, it is true, yes, yes, yes,
but come mouthful they are moving us another guava gone crazy. Jack the Golda
ay ay ay Uncle I was like five years old to the Golda always no
problem or goal She has a problem with the fat thing. Yeah, and
how good there' s fat on that walk, so Alberto, it'
s good to go to Boston for three four days and know that you'
re going back. But you come in with that maleter and say hello,
salute where you already humble or and you know your days ahead. And my
brother hurt me by demolishing houses. He does, yes, the same and
the same going on vacation as going always begins with a baseman. Go and
see there You can leave your bed sandwich. Yes, the fact. On
the fourth day in a house, you' re upset and you' re
getting up and you' re just going to work and you' re staying.
That' s how he can move you. So the cousin you live
in a town called Allen Town and gives life to Palentown. Watch or say
that lin then enter the instagram already high with cold has him in the river
drinking full K that the musicologists of Fulla is a competition of music. Yeah,
yeah, yeah, Amba, tiny is pear used the guy yeah,
yeah, but this is what he wants now. But Fulano and you'
re going doesn' t come back to me already. Everything do, don
' t do it I' m asking you. Yeah. He' s
a graduate. Thank you, thanks to you, we' re here the
same morning. Lijo ninety- s the graduate of Roba Hebrew pearl lawyer and
eight only nine, yes, six, eight, eight or five, four,
four, four is the number of his dating office. So the case,
the friend' s case looks at the Rida graduates, writes the licentiate
and see over there by the office, which is the best license Thank you
thanks to you already come or go out to the fence minutes all morning i
twenty- six seconds five, which we don' t have children, we
don' t know what we' re missing. And neither, because we
can properly be able to talk to someone or tell them that they use a
loss of one, because they understand their situation because you haven' t gone
through it. I say this because yesterday afternoon we learned about the disappearance of
a good friend. I met him on the net, but he was a
person who later made a friendship. I say that every weekend we found ourselves
on a leash, like I used to park on Saturdays this boy was always
there. I remember the very extensive conversations that we had on so many subjects,
because I was a person who had a personality. He was an individual
who had a very very, very interesting personality who liked simple things, life,
simple life, and I remember those days that I lasted almost two years
doing that activity in Yuri de Correa' s business. And, well,
Julius Caesar was always there. Who' s Julius Caesar. He is a
three- year- old young man who made many friends in the networks,
but children of a professional lawyer professor who is also dedicated to the issue of
transparency with the Dominican Alliance against corruption Adoco, Mr Julio César de la Rosa
Padre is well known in the mikedos of communication and is a person of constant
presence in the media because of the different denunciations that he always makes in the
subject of transparency in some institutions. And don Julio César, because of that
same bond. I had the chance to meet him and establish a friendship link,
and yesterday his Twitter account posted desperate as a father who did not know
his son' s whereabouts. So the facts that are known so far are
that they were sharing in an activity in a small town in San Cristóbal.
At nine and thirty at night, their son goes out and they separate because
he was. He seems to have stayed longer in this family activity and his
son left earlier here for Santo Domingo, somewhere between Santo Domingo, between San
Cristóbal and Santo Domingo, stopped for some reason and lost his life, being
run over. The funny thing about this is that this young man was given
assistance where the accident occurred. The body was lifted, but it did not
carry any documents, and the authorities could therefore establish in the name of the
person who was in the vehicle, some document that was inside the vehicle so
that they could know who to warn. It was in the afternoon hours that
they found the vehicle on a DIGC site, in the municipality of Victoria and
from there, then, they could find the terrible news that he had died
in such a terrible way, run over and abandoned in the middle of a
road here, in the Dominican Republic that God free anyone. The truth is
that Julius Caesar Peralta was his junior name, he told his father and his
nearest circle. She was a very active person on social media. We talked
a lot about there we had a lot of discussions about the pencil, because
he was a stubborn little squirt who met Julius Caesar. I think it'
s the best description you can be of a person It was made by some
friend, already of a person you know and have treated. It was made
by the good friend Jackel Roman in a group on his Twitter account, where
he said many questions that made this boy very particular that I deeply regret,
not only for the youth and the promising future that this young man had,
but also for the gift of people, gift of real people a guy that
I remember when he moved to live for the countryside, that he loved the
countryside, I asked him what he found and he knew the countryside and he
told me the peace that is lived there and the simplicity with which people live
Alberto, after you know what came to him to grapple with these savages of
the capital. That was the answer he gave me and Jaser Roman describes him
as an authentic guy. I agree. That could be good or it could
be uncomfortable, but he was real, he was real and he didn'
t sell image to anyone when when he wasn' t yours, he told
you straight, but when he was with you he was a hundred percent without
a half ink deeply saddened with his tragic departure from time wrote good friend Jackson
Román Look I had a time with every time I talked to his dad and
himself. We had a bottle of wine pending and we' re not gonna
be able to take it together anymore. Speaking of the issues that we were
so passionate about about politics, the current Dominican social situation and the great problems
that affect the country. When we sat down to talk to each other in
their tone, they were quite interesting and very extensive conversations, and the last
time I talked to his dad he was watching that bottle of wine. I
don' t know why I felt that at the moment that what I said
I told him. May God give us health and life from here to have
that meeting given because they are going to have to make two bottles of wine,
because we have put it a lot and unfortunately, it did not happen
perhaps in the terms we wanted for a tragedy. The unfortunate thing is not
that we don' t drink the bottle of wine. The unfortunate thing is
that we have lost a human being with many conditions, an exceptional person,
a father of a four- year- old girl, a tremendous son,
and, as Jackel Roman says, a person who, when he gave you
his friendship, was really his friend and even if he called himself Trevaina with
you by ball or called Trevaina by pencil. That happened within five minutes of
the discussion and I am very sorry about that, but I also regret that
these situations will be this way and that a father has to come out desperately
with resources, perhaps with access to more resources than other people, for the
kind of public life he leads, and have to, in the same way,
almost twenty- four hours later, by his own means, have to
keep this tragic news. I hope, and that these things stop happening when
a person is injured. The first aid they give you here on the road
is caltera, cell phone, chain and ring and everything that appears on the
road, because if it has not been so, possibly the cell phone,
through the cell phone they give with an emergency number or through the documents of
the vehicle they give with some contact and can the family find out in time
and not live that agony of those hours, where it is not known,
where there is no answer, where there is a phone off, where you
call his surroundings said known of him. I can' t imagine that.
I can' t imagine it. That' s why. That' s
why I started by saying that what we haven' t had the joy of
being parents, we don' t know what we' re missing, but
many times, in situations like these, we don' t know what to
say either, because we know little about tragedies like these when we live.
I have nothing left but to extend to the family of La Rosa, who
is peraltating to the family of Don Julio César de las Rosas, to ask
him to send my deepest condolences from here and to wish that, in the
midst of all this tragedy, God would give him the peace of mind they
need to be able to travel this difficult path that must be for a father
to see a son, not only a son with whom you share, because
your son, but you make him part of your day- to- day
life, your confidant and in whom you consult the things you need to consult.
It was a beautiful relationship, that of father and children who had Don
Julio César and his junior son and I really have nothing left but to send
him a hug to reflect deeply on how mysterious it is to live and what
it is to be. I say sometimes there are issues that are unfair,
but you don' t find a way to explain them. And I imagine
that tragedy, tragedies like these that other parents have experienced, must be issues
that never allow you in your life, to have a day that you can
say today. I feel good, today I am happy, it is empty
forever that absence that goes to eat until the last day of your existence and
life, rather than life, becomes suffering. Live to live, but suffer
to be alive. So, from here I send a hug to Don Julio
César, a hug to Junior' s mother, a hug to all the
relatives who are going through this terrible loss and tell people that reflections in situations
as sudden and tragic as this is that life is a promise. Life makes
us a promise to give us the next second, so don' t waste
it on nonsense, don' t waste your time hating people who are not
important to you or postponing the things that should be postponed, as he said
brilliantly in the midst of a terrible loss of a great friend, his mother,
Rosa Arisa, in April thirty of the year two thousand eighteen, saying
the final words before burying her son. Don' t put your love on,
don' t put your love on. It' s eight or forty
- eight minutes of that rhythm in the morning. It' s eight fifty
- three Peter Mira, we' re going to swing. I like to
do this with a deck of that. How' s the parrandula, the
dominic bitch. Five things happened to him last week in López dula dominicana.
I don' t know. You guys don' t seem to be late
anymore,' cause I like you guys, like you' re expecting us
for nothing. You don' t know that I' ve heard a lot
of things now on this trip, because as you say, as I was
saying, ah, they' re already following the douche bag a lot.
Yeah, yeah, and there was a lot of stuff, but what happened
in the Dominican perrandula. What are the news of the stem produla, of
crawling, of the heel prandula which has been graded to put us from the
Dominican Republic. If the barandula were people to have the heel exactly graded leaf
and elbows in the elbow became the serizo elbow frandula in the Dominican Republic.
Good morning, practical, how' s this? We' re fine,
well, several things happened. The first thing was that doctor mantra to your
daughter' s subway neither white gets into the program of this, Claudio Pony
Estrella, this is not good radio. The only cancer the ogeria program has
already taken out and so on. Fuck. So, if we try,
we' re, we lock up the whole place, everything in the same
place. There' s more room on the other sides. Nice, that
' s very good. Yeah, it' s nice, Father, and
more in the middle of a process like I' ve been living on a
personal level and I can' t help but tell Dr Natra. The brother
will stop flogging publicly on that subject. It' s enough to flogging,
to get a whip in the back to spy on guilt. You have to
do what' s up to you from here on out. There is no
longer any need to keep pushing the mistakes that were going to be mentioned.
They were committed. The consequences of those mistakes are already there. What remains
of the mistake from now on and the consequences are learning, improving and moving
forward. You don' t have to be complacent to the crowd, to
the masses at every moment, beating that subject or bringing it up with even
baladian and minor discussions with people who always act overwhelmingly with each other. These
arguments are not discussed or discussed. Therefore, brother already lives his wound healing
process, reconstructs your relationship with your son to help him improve, recognize what
you have to recognize and already get out of your head that you have to
give explanations beyond what is understandable to Dominican society. That' s taken care
of, and it' s gonna take care of justice. You have to
go ahead with the little responsibilities. Adults are single, it' s the
same eight fifty. Maybe it happened with the boys' mother. This,
too, doesn' t have to apologize to anyone. You mustn' t
apologize to anyone. The reference there is that she, as a mother,
did what she owed. Two children sometimes take and sometimes not because they are
big and old, make their own decisions for whatever reason, then you can
' t either. It' s about evolution exactly, because that' s
why you give it to society so that they, supposedly, are asking for
an apology. No. We' re not going to give you eight hundred
and fifty- six minutes to the rhythm of the morning and we' re
talking about the dork. Come on, don' t get past any more
things than the way those bitchy gossip is going. I' ve got Jilin
coming in A friend of mine, my dear friend, is writing to me
around here. What' s going on, look, I woke up,
and the first thing that came to me on my TV was that about me.
I' m going to read what she writes to me to see Ok
says she says she says around here that Santiago is looking for a snitch,
that there' s inside the red building. I have to tell Santiago there
' s no one, there' s twenty- five. The Berdy says
that the Pachan spent his money on women and vice, but as a journalist
says in I am not going to charge this to the vernia, whom I
know, because I did not hear it, nor read it, nor have
I seen it come out of his hands or his mouth. But this is
said by a journalist who has an Instagram account that' s tied up or
not, no, no, she' s not the doctor. Yeah,
the reporter' s on medication, I really am, I really am.
He says Jailing doesn' t want them to be a fan of his relationship.
After I went to see Nodal. If you remember that there is a
chime between Christiano da la tipa this Mrs Guitasu, the Argentine and the daughter
of Pepe Aguilar Hey, but the walnuts seem to have the tip of I
don' t know how little. You know that happened before, that is,
in the show has always happened, that there are artists who stay with
another artist' s husband. And that, because it used to happen and
you don' t see. He spends every bit of time here, that
is, machines. Much that there is not that there is a group of
bands of media people that have been exchanged the husband is going to there is
a group, there is a group of friends here in the Dominican farandula that
that group has been given to the same tiger lu have been passing one another
Remember that the term friend of Merk exactly my sisters of mine exactly then here.
That' s very normal. The problem is that they are now making
news, so more news is being made than necessary. With Nodal' s
case, we' re talking about the perrandula. Come on, come on,
let' s dominicara. We want to comment on the day, what
happened, what happened in the bitch. Year will be because that boy.
All the news comes out of that company. There' s a big quarry
of that' s its raw material. There, what' s more,
that' s the raw material. Ah when you go to the United States,
you sit down in a Dominican room and turn on the TV and you
put YouTube at once and you see sixty- five, sixty- five suggestions
seventy are from programs farando la Dominicana and yesterday the cost per million for the
eleven with ninety- five. You have to give him that Dominican thing that
lives outside, what happened to the yes thing that happened in the Dominican perrandula.
Good morning, speaking of which, what about Guillermo Moreno. Good morning,
good morning, hey, it' s news for you. Hey,
hey, dike Santiago Matias. It' s a show It' s a
show It' s a show It' s a show. It' s
coming out of the air. Hey? Hey? What a program you are
a program that with that name can last time, it can be projected and
I look at script It wasn' t right, but part of us put
them crazy in the morning. The name was strident and had to be removed
because it did not like. I' d like to know why he pulled
it out. All right, we know since he pulled it out. Why
buro, because those guys there talked about gossip, that they' ve been
looking for you a snitch, a snitch, a snitch. Yeah, yeah,
that' s why it' s normal. That' s normal.
Remember that there was a show here that for me is the benchmark par excellence
of what is a good show, well produced, well managed and well carried.
As for penetrating all sources of news so that we can sustain it in
time. Twenty- two years after there, still the owners of the"
yes" circles, the owners of the circus, had a network of maquillists
and maquillists in all the dressing rooms, of all the channels and spaces faranduleros,
from where they served their news very well served. Or you' re
already talking about Nick here about a Hebrew chicme and Luigney well chiny that weird.
If I read something like that this morning, I' ll keep the
audience something if we get good morning, well Tamana Guaya or the wife'
s what a good morning. It tells you that the animal activated uncle over
there does not work there. Five three, one, ninety- six,
fifty- six in the morning. Besides, in this business we' re
all talkers, but when we get together from various places to drink in one
place we talk about things from another job, because that' s the way
it is. He tells me around here that Jessica enters the Red Building on
the time of the stinks, on your charges. Looks like we' re
gonna watch the show over there. Good morning, good morning, well you
can' t hear. Listen to what I saw that what was news about
the new issue of macha as a guy that may I' m marching on.
I could haggle it for you Well, man, that' s not
for me What you have to say is who' s macha. That'
s not the little face that was with the thirty- year- old.
Yeah,' cause he' s got a problem. I don' t
know anymore. I know I' m in a wallet. Good morning,
beat us up, back me up. I think he' s a good
doll, yeah, give him a good day. Atlanta, Dale Panda knows
a lot about the grumpy bitch. I didn' t leave that. That
' s sick, don' t tell me. But Jai Lin, supposedly
with that. In concert, there was a look at Odali and that then
people have that ball running to see if anything happens. But Yaly' s
can' t doubt anything. Dale Jaling never passes by anymore and gives her
the idea of taking away ta. It was an active week. The publicist
' s good enough, if that' s right, time lied, but
five, three, one didn' t. I' m sorry he'
s already let that ball go. Ball, yeah, yeah, she had
a moment, well now we' re going to, but she didn'
t know exactly how to take advantage of it. Dilute in gossip and point
of a meta line Vaina Inner Use Vaina yes, rock inside yes, ang
good morning, but I ask you a question and I want you to give
Jaly a musicha that says that I make my delicacy, raise your beligence,
my love and oh cool, my love that whoever tells you allien come out
of your circles. He' s already drinking one day, one day on
a top of a capotillo. Oh, hey there, there and you were
gonna understand. Good morning, but well, Dale, well say hello,
Dale, Papa Santiago tati lhao, because the elite in a few words,
truth is telling him about the Hony and Lisbe affair that those women didn'
t deserve to be there because you had a level that everyone in that building.
You know that I take with clamp the words that evil uttered evil,
because the real academy of the language life is all right now. The stage.
That' s right, exactly. Be careful you who like to run
and correct people when they come to see what they are there. Yeah,
yeah, right now, I' ve got that straight. It was always
like that and we said private, yes, we did. And when you
have them, they have no. But if the SARs try or the SARs,
capable of everything, I don' t doubt anything. I compete with
you how it goes to the SARs. That' s cursed language evolving,
Right now, the right way to say it is by the use of deligence.
Make your delicacy, your deli, not much the truth singing the songs
more there we have to do it we were not on the edge of a
grin. I danced no day will not stop there a flower pulls the way.
There are loves. If he punishes you and says the that one of
punishment and says they go love go to you was an agent of a part
of the country prayed with other people saying if you lie to me he will
kill you, if me mine, if he doesn' t lie to me?
I wouldn' t have seen it, I wouldn' t have seen
it, I wouldn' t have seen it. Don fate. Nine six
of us are already out on the bayana at nine in ten minutes we follow
the morning. Let' s talk to the diaz then. For ah if
you say Vasquez, you that this question arose in the conversation with the graduate,
per la breva to all those Dominicans who are residing outside and who stayed
in the United States in your question how is it going, yes, how
is it happening this year look. Now comes a slightly complicated season for you,
because it' s Christmas. Yeah, in fact, I' ve
never seen the television show that they' re preparing for Christmas. Listen to
Vaina. Of course, Petter, they' re ready. I' m
taking out the ball. Cabe and I took it out and the artistic entrepreneur
is already starting with so expensive artists for the sheath that they do for the
country, the government, the popular sheath, popular fan re my IRBN VI
for my thirty- one out of town and I also well talked about it
with France just yesterday. But people who live outside who cannot come to the
east country because they have a migration situation, a bit complicated. How you
' re happening to him, how you' re happening to him there.
How' s he doing, how long does he have to go? How
did they go? What made you stay? What made you stay? You
want to come back, which prevents him from coming. They' re better
there. I' ve got a good friend who' d find me now
that he' s gonna keep you there. Don' t relax, yes,
not boy like that in this country if there are many books to burn.
I already have to burn it, because there are many books that tell
you yes, you can be an entrepreneur give it and go ahead and such
a vain then it grabs you and as you have few tools for you to
do an analysis of or one more study of business feasibilitys that you are going
to undertake later, when those fiscal responsibilities come to you. But look now
and that' s that tcse and all that and it' s so expensive.
You' ve got business and this hook and you' ve got a
gruz and you' re on the tarp and you' re saying, well,
take off my life insurance. Let me grab it. That' s
where he sells what I have left. I see a trail of people who
go and stay there or leave in another legal or legal or legal way,
but they spend all that time. They make city where I can return here,
but until they become citizens. That' s two loose and that year
easy. Yeah, so, since it' s your town back here from
spending your jobs that supposedly left so you wouldn' t spend it. Five,
three, one, ninety- six, fifty. We' re going
so slow. There are those who said rum without papers to call him illegal,
they are like there are different levels, because there are illegal ones.
The one who entered illegally the United States. There they were explaining that to
me a person who works on that subject, which is a complex subject to
understand. I don' t know about that pod. But there are undocumented
people who are what they legally ended up with, but who have no documents.
They are exactly and there are the illegals, who are the ones who
enter illegally. They are exactly what enter a territory and violate the immigration law
of some country because, for example, in a documented one can be regularized.
I understand exactly and there' s the kind of thing I think not
those power changes of two thousand five anymore, but before you could also illegally
get to have resides well, well, hell you a song of the o
and little i is vamento. It' s okay. It' s okay.
Roberto Rodriguez five three, one, ninety- six fifty came out two
in the morning. It was the Ninety- six- five Earth and you
' re creative in the morning. If you enter through an airport and put
the stamp on the Cca passport, you are entering and you legally transit from
the South American. And after the ninety days you are given, you are
well documented if you have this illegal physical presence in the United States this day,
because already after those days are over, then your physical presidency is not
legal. Now. If you see yon for Puerto Rico, you are illegally
entering American territory and, from that moment on, you have an illegal physical
presence in the United States. I understand the difference. Right. Good morning.
Well, yes, hello, Ritmo Dale pole Vay documentary Ay came in
nice wood, sir look I' m a twenty- one- year-
old there distilled and I came and stayed and thank God. Gentlemen, I
say to myself, well, if I do here, but advice came to
everyone. Gentlemen, get through English, yes, I made be by invention,
nine months down. That changes your life, gives me my job and
opens the doors to opportunities. Right, good morning, hello, Dale would
come, mother gave him an acquaintance be good for the step. That'
s where you know and now the only thing that comes out mandale video of
love and control the song of good blay because imagine, there' s nothing
is that and this one' s called Ay the five five one where it
' s good morning, well, well it fell Dale. Gentlemen, I
forgot that pussy too. Sometimes I think right away because I' m Italian.
Also but like lack of resources, lack of capital and people, what
you need from your country. So, good out there or strange you have,
you have no responsibility. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Thanks, Daddy take
care of yourself good morning, Dale, Ya, Hi, how strong I
love there against the Hey, Hey, I called you back because this plan
I put up car and we say I won' t appreciate it. All
right, Dale, Dale, what I' m saying is to the people
who were going to stay, to learn at least English, clear that it
doesn' t last. His visionary wasware house Warehouse. Come on Warehouse loading
boxes. Look at another download on Facebook. Amazon is strong. Yeah,
yeah, yeah, he tells me around here I come in the two thousand
fifteen with my wife and my two kids. I have a brother' s
request like 50 years old. If you don' t mind. This one
' s already advanced. I' ve got a mechanic workshop, another one
of weed paints, a body shop and they' re carrots, now avivo
is still there. Oh, good morning. I' ll tell you what,
it' s coming out Hi Good morning. There' s a Ware
longst s d s. Find your golke. Good morning. What do we
got? Alberto Dale Dale how long you' ve been in Doña' s
two thousand and fifteen. It' s legal. No, now, now,
no, no, no, I have a brother' s request today.
Ah, I changed that for 20 years. But in the meantime,
we' re quiet here with our own business. And that' s good
for us. Okay. Happy, happy, Daddy, ask Peter to the
diaz. Through there we tied him up asking how the diaspora that was undocumented
is going there. Well, another max- threshold in your country. Let
' s give them good, say it, boys, how he likes good
hears. I came three years ago, I turned with a visa and I
stayed here where you were. I got a delivery job at the broc,
but after that, I had a bitch with me. You know where it
' s serious. Now I' m working with some Jews at a supermarket.
I' m kind of going. They' ve already made me handle
just one OK and at least there we' re holding up when you come.
For the contrary and if I' m not crazy, you know I
have to find out how to turn around and hear more about living sheath.
My mom' s a resident. You can ask me, too, but
it' s a long- lasting mess. I say no citizens. He
' s fried with beer in a small mouth. Good morning. Come on
in I opened a new beach. I well, see give him water day
how they' re chido. We had a great time. Dad, where
did you stay? You count Maldin won clear, clear, and it went
well. Well, I' m from St Martin' s diapore and it
' s St Martin' s. I have here now where you stayed in
Holland or French, have it Dutch, oh oh, I had how only
listeners oh, yes, and regularly I' m doing very well. But,
gentlemen, try to throw the pleyto over there. Yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, no, no, here one just goes to work and
sleep. That' s true. It' s so bad to say it
' s a devil' s heat. It tells me what the company logo
has gone through. I' ve got it painted on my back the day.
Thank you, gentlemen, good morning. I don' t really miss
your show, real life. Thanks for the show. Tomorrow come good morning,
Rie Alberto Dale a few days, how do you know this one here
Dale you also stayed, yahoo, autumn, boy, on which side did
you stay to what took you the woman. The woman hair there, but
explain her to me. She just told you she wanted to stay. When
I got to the cafe I was selling everything there, two relaxations, your
sun boy but thank God. Thank God, I' m already on my
way. No. I was yesterday the end of brother. I came yesterday,
not you, too. He' s already let go, he forgot,
he went back, I could see Boca chica do I didn' t
know much, yeah, yeah? Yeah? Yes, although it is good
to clarify and here to say that we are not encouraging any people in the
audience who violate the gringos' willingness to receive them as tourists and stay illegally
there, not and proham in life. That' s not even the intention
of this conversation. The intention is to hear what has been the experience of
what has been made of that decision. Of course I' d like the
next call Tell me about your first snowfall too. Good morning living beyond my
quote and lived all the same Good morning. I' ve got him light,
but he' s got her lonesome for this clear good on that truck
in your sheath exactly says Good morning. Brother Vine. In the two thousand
nineteen I entered with a visa. Thank God always with steady work where I
arrived, but the first three years were difficult, including the pandemic. Just
arrived, but now, thank God, we' re on our way.
They' re trying the 19th and the 20th year, I' m taking
the pandemic. I' m a lot of terrible or ninety- two terrible,
terrible. Hold on to that pandemic in the eight oh look at me
one thousand nine hundred and twenty- one. That' s how I get
ninety- six- five the best things to get up early in the morning.
Let' s get on with migration. After the break. For now
ask the parents. Roberto is wada over there. Roberto American citizen more than
twenty years ago, I mean to get the name of my boss of your
partners da has to be more than twenty years old, being an American citizen
and resident since the eighties. Remember that Roberto, Roberto studied at a University
of the Bron. They ask me that as is Roberto' s English,
excellent, excellent. You leave the care that I don' t know why
Alberto and Roberto arrives the vegetables in English is what is difficult for him in
Spanish. Okay, it' s adrian. You know I' d seen
Juan Carlos seven hundred thousand times, but I don' t know why I
didn' t associate him with him, him physically with the name. I
knew Juan Carlos looked like Edison. Despite me having seen Juan Carlos, yes,
yes, and you work. He' s with you and they don
' t know who people are that I' m just people. Yeah,
I told him that bon that Guasara, but I' m how. You
thought his name was. I don' t know the son of a lie
Ja, but believing Ross' son I didn' t know that I gave
you the other men, but I didn' t know what Carlos Yes,
I didn' t, no. He' s called Juan Carlos Vargas,
but I thought of him as I asked. Yes, yes, why güey
ay ay, let' s go pa beara, we' re already coming
out of the fence, because it' s not like I buy more of
what part of the country was your uber, because I must say I got
a lot of Dominican uber. Obviously, a lot of friend out there,
but also pile of people from the Cibao. It seems that the Dominicans that
so far from the capital, do not like the issue of ubert and I
found much Puerto Rican of the island. As they say of the island,
of the island, yes, of the fields of Puerto Rico, to my
degree, to many people of Puerto Rico, for them, for New York.
I' m a lot of taxis. To God flat, the kids
or I' m burning like the devil hoder. I want the group Diablo
Dad deserve to see it say that the lawyer Pearl Breo listening to the segment
after leaving the radio station pussy, but does not learn. He says you
have to be brave to leave his home, not knowing when you can see
yours again. This one says either or literally or give writes Elias says that
just yesterday it comes from the Dominican Republic. I was on vacation and I
thank God I' m here because the capital and the plugs were giving me
ales. Not after you get out of here. I already had a week
and I arrived yesterday and already I felt strange. Disorder. Without order it
' s mayuscule and don' t get messy already there, but it depends
when I' m going eh, it' s good this fox. I
like go boquctura. You might agree to argue, but I never tell a
person when I make such an individual, so personal, so personal decision,
that' s like eating. I can' t tell people that they must
like what I like to eat. I have my likes of yours. There
are people who migrate for multiple reasons are people who understand that migrating is going
to have more opportunity and gives them better in life, and many achieve it.
There are others who get frustrated. My grain is easy. I think
migrating is a brave decision It' s human. The human, the human
species, has etched in its adn the migration. That' s why we
' re everywhere. If the desire to know another route or the economic need
to have access to many things that prevented it from taking contrastinopla and all that
it brought as a consequence, the one who would run to explore another route
to reach the other side of the planet would not have brought Europeans to America
and this was not what it is. So I don' t see a
bad person who decides to migrate for whatever reason he wants for a buttocks,
because here they feel that there are no opportunities, because he feels exhausted from
living here, for whatever reason they want. I think it' s a
very brave decision. I think it' s a decision that involves a lot
of determination and there are people who unquestionably test what they' re made of
when they decide, as someone said here in the comment box, when they
decide to leave everything behind and leave without knowing if they' re going to
see their family again or when they' re going to see it again,
etc. That' s what it' s supposed to be That' s
a brave thing to do. Sometimes a lot of dreams, sometimes a lot
of dreams, sometimes a lot of illusions. I mean, he sells you
the idea that it' s not like friends that I have that were thrown
out on the street. I have like five stories of friends, inside them
two friends who I gave him read no, two friends and two family members
who pushed him to emigrate after they had a few weeks in the house.
They kicked him out on the street after they sold him the dream that I
' ll protect you. That' s right. Then that and they'
re already there. I already made the decision here. Just stay out of
the way and they have done it with a lot of courage and determination to
all those people. Respect. Says this I came in with papers after the
pandemic and it was the devil' s. Everything was expensive even the vehicles
pay for them you gave others. This one says we need to get organized
now, but well, they' re basically arguing about how difficult it is
to emigrate. He says there are people who feel like you don' t.
I have a friend who doesn' t fit where she was born.
I' ve got some shit that I don' t feel like my big
hear where he is is happy here wasn' t. I feel like I
' m one of those I didn' t give it to the Swiss.
I don' t feel that right here, Peter I lived here. I
' ve got big investments here I can' t make it today. Yeah,
yeah, yeah, no. The same, the same, but emigration
of the devil looks to migrate even from a village of the country to a
larger city. It' s hard. Imagine you leaving your country, that
you are a passage from your village and look in here. I read a
guagua to a gua, a guau I give her, I give her my
respect for all those people who grab and leave and start from scratch, which
I leave which one. Hands like that, for example, have a life
that is not of a bad life, but they decide to leave everything behind,
sell everything, make a gift of things and leave with that for another
country to start. I wish that by watching the game of the grada.
It looks easy and it' s not easy, it' s not easy
it' s not easy customs nine Look at it and other culture maybe.
There are more cities that are as mixed up as New York, because you
go to a city that is more homogenous, where you have the facility to
adapt to. But in these cities that are so chaotic and that life is
so fast and so impersonal and that the system is so cold inhuman, that
has to be terrible. Get used to another habit. It' s the
worst, because, for example, economics is good. You can make money
by selling a light out there in the bronchus. To me what I had
is enough was to not be able to drink my beer now driving two responsible
Dominican pride aha no going. I have to take not so many gentlemen too,
the weather that suddenly grabs you there a snow that you have come out
on Monday that what a good week it will be and you open that door
and what receives you for that reason a snow digs it for you to leave.
There' s an age that makes him old that the bones start to
crack when that cold doesn' t, since you just cruc and I know
people who emigrated to the sixties, not that an ark. That is why
I agree with Donald tro another in your country We already come that morning rhythm
and beat me thirty- six minutes. We left in the morning on the
same ninety- six. As the Dominican Republic is the country of unusual things.
I am very surprised by the number of friends who have young children.
Starting with my nephew who wrote to me this morning and going on a trip
with his son. The child is almost six years old. His wife was
going to travel with the child and the immigration people demanded his release from birth.
In the case of another friend, that he and his wife are American
citizens and his daughter is an American citizen, he was demanding him to leave
the Dominican Republic, the same sheath a discharge of birth of the girl.
In the other case he is the friend of us blue keel, who is
not only the one who demands birth art, but they question their children.
She writes to me that she wrote to me and told me that her child
was also asked questions. Then a friend of Lenin also writes to me and
tells me that the same thing happened in December when they were going out and
that the no worse, the little chamaquito of Charlatán. He started saying no
and that guy lasted almost an hour explaining that Vos is looking for pictures of
when he was born and Vaina sees that he' s kidding son, that
they' re the network that makes my mom that the devil. Then something
is happening to you and the State has not communicated it, or the Directorate
of Migration is adding to the Migration Law of the Dominican Republic, because the
document that must be required to leave a minor of the Dominican Republic when traveling
with his parents is supposed to be the passport. Or something is happening that
you don' t know who else this has been happening to traveling with your
little children, because that I know and map so I' ve applied to
the doctor that this kind of documents walk with him when entering problematic territories.
This also happened to my brothers Rolando when he was traveling in April to Europe
with his four- year- old girl, who was demanded of him and
then soul is a show. They ask him from here so that back then
he traveling with his wife. Because don' t tell me it' s
not Mr Father, it' s not Free Union, but a wife who
has the married name on her passport, I mean, I' m talking
about case that she has a married name on her passport and they' re
telling her. It can also explain why this is being done by the Migration
Directorate. That is, there is something that is going on beyond what one
can understand, because this makes no sense above all, because the legal document
that must be required of a person to emigrate is the passport. And it
' s supposed that in the system where you read and put the fingerprints or
put the passport number, a sig number of information comes out. Inside them.
The travel history the first issue of the passport. How many renewals carry
the name of the person' s parents, how many times he or she
has gone out and how long he or she has remained. It' s
all registered outside. The line was one- time that the line everyone doesn
' t have why the line was what it requires you now. They'
re basically what you had to do before. Filling out a form to get
into America and I' ll fill it out for you here when you get
there. Your mom walks by and they put in your visa number and you
show up your history in the system they have in Americans sometimes they screw you
up Someone can explain to you. Someone knows what to obey that migration is
demanding of parents with children, with minor children, for what they demand discharge
from birth. But when they are traveling to minors they see us confused with
the exit permit that is already known why. And it' s okay that
in many countries they have this, just like in the Dominican Republic because of
the issue of child abduction by one of the two parents who have already had
many of these cases. They have established this measure to prevent this from happening
as little as possible, as little as possible but in the case of what
the hell for when father and mother are traveling with the child, the child
has his passport is easily identifiable, because if you tell me that in the
birth certificate, beyond saying who are the father and mother of that child they
are recognizing him, what other evidence you can have from now on for what
they want him for. What I want you to tell me is what you
want it for and what justifies it is causing a problem for those people who
also potentially because so far we do not know. But what if it'
s already happened that some people came with two boys and they go on vacation
and two birth certificates and there they grab it the CVP and tell them so
that those documents are their intentions to emigrate to the United States and what follows
to be able to leave, or what toria? And then there is no
circular. Either this exists or it is at the request of other countries.
Good morning, Dale, well, yes, Chile, good morning. My
wife and I traveled several years ago and my wife was followed to look for
an art of birth to confirm that the child was our daughter. Before me,
because we were the three who left the country, I walked with that
birth. She was running a scan on her cell phone and that' s
why she showed it to her. And that' s when she saw each
other, because she saw that it was real that she was the daughter of
us, the child. But that doesn' t make sense. Is that
that doesn' t make sense in any way? It' s just that
I don' t feel a clear stupidity that I do, because it assumes
that all those data are recorded in the immigration database. I mean, this
is an immigration rule. When immigration determined that this should be so, how
it was decided, for what purpose, what the end of this is.
They' re kidnapping children in the Dominican Republic and we don' t know
and you know it and you have it hidden in what way they' re
taking them. It' d be nice to know good morning. Good morning.
Hey, look, my wife traveled in the summer with the boys and
she got her permit and I got birth and all this little bit is no
problem. When we see in December now again and I put on howm attacking
we' re going to be led to transcendence it' s going to be
marriage and I were juanca him. Then I told her already, I'
m going to tarn him, I' m going to have her phone because
maybe and she attacked taco. We' re going to take her to the
prísico and they asked us to. Look, it' s everyone who'
s traveling husband and husband. Looks like they' re demanding it. Yes,
because now that she traveled alone and did not ask her, I wanted,
but the justification for the issue of permission. Now the question. I
clutched my friends, my friends, when we traveled praying in December, they
asked them for their daughter. My good friend' s husband writes to me.
Then the question I ask you is who determined this and why. Why
to a married couple, who have two children, who have in their steps
contributions and who have to be the registered data and who can immigration people verify
within those data who are the parents why they demand birth certificate. It is
the answer to that question simply and we have already asked it several times who
determined, who made that decision for what purpose, what is the purpose of
good morning. Hello okay, yeah, look I' m rolling it,
it gives you yarn to go on talking. Don' t look. What
happened to us that would say that we passed him the documents and he and
the boy, the black detaire tells me how. I know she' s
your daughter, but I told her because you don' t have to why
there and you tell me you need a discharge from birth. I left him
for the package he says oh and if you' re her uncle, they
have the same thing. I tell him no, but you passport him.
You have to know that I' m the declarant. No. No,
no, no, I don' t need an allowance. Otherwise, I
' ll let you out. And I say well, because I call it
a super smooth or something because we' re their dads. Then he told
me what year he was born. I give them the live is still there
on the computer. It tells me what day he was born. I give
you the dy when was the last time you traveled with them. I give
him the day and he tells me you don' t even have a picture
of a baby before birth. He says no. He tells him he won
' t cut you off and he didn' t leave for a while.
And for Carlos, as he told me to Rolando Dale Jete, the so
- called garajo fell. You know what' s bigger than me. I
' m sure the guy can finish me off. He told them I'
ll give you a chance. Yeah, not what you' re talking about.
But the question that I ask and that would be good to know why
they are demanding a document that is not necessary to demand it in a port
of departure, because the law does not establish it. I wanted to obey,
what is the logic, who made that decision and for what. Well,
say Alberto, good day to the boy. Already this year is a
trip with the whole family. We walk pious, eyes days, Yes,
doctor, my wife, to the girls and I asked for a birth certificate
of each one and I went to Colombia and I, but why don'
t you have to have the act release The study topic was running. It
' s a contrajo. That poses half- forgiveness. I understand what the
point is. I mean, the data isn' t necessary for what they
have a good passport for so you have to do such a long process.
I mean, the Dominican Republic passport system doesn' t have those recorded data
that you can access through the number and know everything that you' re registered
there about who you' re a son, when you were born, and
so on. You' re not registered because it really seems to me.
I find it really problematic because of what it implies, because potentially that involves
a problem for people who go to the American nysteril, mainly that' s
where they most ove for any nonsense. What people are looking for traveling with
a minor and taking birth certificates from that minor. That has no explanation.
Then why the Migration Directorate has instructed its agents at Dominican airports to demand from
parents travelling together with their children birth certificates of their children. They have no
other mechanism in the Migration Directorate to validate that these individuals are the parents of
these minors. Who decided, because as far as I know the law,
does not say it by the way believe I was going through it the other
day reading the pods and not and says it from no creati side at the
time of you leaving. It has to revalidate the identity of a minor who
is going to leave Dominican territory with another document, and this document is the
birth certificate or if it is an administrative decision they have stopped in what motivation
this decision of reversity has been made the data of the identity of the parents
through a birth certificate in the ports of departure of the Dominican Republic to minors
who travel with their parents. It just seems to me that it doesn'
t make sense, that it' s absurd. So, if something is
going on and they know it, why don' t they tell a statement
and all of them younger than they' re going to leave with their parents,
the parents will have to revalidate with an additional document that is the parents
of that minor, because they' re kidnapping a boy, the Dominican Republic,
and if you know that, you already have the information. At least,
or is that here we have the institutions to screw up the citizen'
s life and point exactly Good morning. Or Poli Dale, good morning Well,
yeah, here, from Puerto Plata, give him Dad Let' s
go there. I provide this lack of logic, really because when they take
a minor to take out a passport, parents have to take one after the
other. Then really all the information that is detailed in the Birth Act is
recorded in the passport. Sure in the system it looks like the people that
are there. You don' t know the law in my gratification. That
was something they personally pulled out to screw people with a creative, a guy
who woke up. I say every hour from now on you' re going
to ask for the birth certificate. I say that I already appeared construction,
the navel and had scratch with the forum of his vesticles. He took it
out. Yeah, I made a friend around here. I traveled twice on
the way out with my daughter and his wife. You knew everybody' s
asking you to look at me I didn' t know about this sheath.
I mean, we talked about it already, but I thought it was something
that just happened to my friend Rolando. I said, well, that just
happened to him. But what I' m seeing is that I did the
practice, the norm. Rolando tells me around here that I' m close
to the call tells me that the guy left it for today 20 minutes.
He gave her a chance, but I put a note in it. But
I put a note on him in case he comes back with the youngest,
he has to be high. But who decided that at least one photo of
the birth ta. It was the President of Vinader who issued a decree or
the Directorate of Migration issued a directive, a note, a memorandum. There
' s something. And because someone explains this damn sheath to her, because
people deserve to know why this shit is being done. For if they don
' t travel with the yellow mart, just don' t take raisins and
bears out of it. I' m going to agar consulate and get his
visa on the birth certificate and he' ll tell you no. What happens
is when you' re going to get the kid' s visa, you
have to bring a birth certificate to the consulate. That' s different.
He saw the consulate, the American consulate, that' s different. Then
explain the gringos are asking you. Tell this country where this nonsense of asking
parents to see together with their underage children to leave the Dominican Republic has come
from. It' s just that the Migration Directorate doesn' t have a
mouth or there isn' t a communication department, because people deserve to know.
That' s why they' re gambling on that. People deserve it.
Yeah,' cause they make you come in again,' cause you
' re going to travel, and when you run into that mess over there,
then they make you have a bad time. What it looks like in
the government of the country we have returned again to the stone age. Instead
of the country moving forward, let things be much less bureaucratic, simpler,
etcetera. We have an excessive, excessive bureaucracy so that anything if you communicate
that in a timely fashion everyone prepares. It doesn' t say anything about
the Minutes. It' s not that he doesn' t say it anywhere
from birth. It is that the issue of the Birth Act of behaving it
as a document entering the United States, because I have already explained it here
in several occasions analyzed, but it is a problematic issue. Looking for a
problem, looking for a problem for people. So, if it' s
America that' s asking for it and you don' t know it,
say it, say it, or it might be possible that everything here in
this country is a bloody bureaucracy, it' s with a fucking inept.
If invention looks for no purpose, then, if there is a high rate
of minors who are taken from Dominican territory by person who are not parents,
report it and if the system of the General Directorate, the Passport Directorate and
the Migration Directorate of the Dominican Republic. You have no way of verifying the
parents, the names and the number of the declarants of that child. They
shut that damn sheath and throw the daite or it' s a douche bag.
Or it' s solved. This is resolved by three codes and the
renewal of the minor' s passport requires updating of data. That' s
what I' d do or I' d propose to prevent people from getting
that bureaucracy from being someone to explain where this sheath comes from, the mojonada
that comes from the bayara.