So, as I dreamt last night that Dona Rosa, Roberto and Doña Indira
gave me a bowl or ninety x sixty of the little girl' s little
one, I' m agitating the dream. I can' t win the
dream that I don' t know the date of birth of Doña Rosa or
Doña Indira. I know Roberto was born in June. I don' t
remember the day Roberto Rodriguez apologizes to me, but I already have the number
sixty fixed by the guagua, which can be zero six x is ten in
Roman numerals. Truth I did is a hundred ah truth aha already fixed it
there are. But as the numbers arrive is one to ninety- nine,
then she has her triplet and you have to play there the day with Diaz
and the sixties. Now go out and play it, and when it comes,
that sheath comes out right now. This weekend was the Carol Ging concert
two days and I definitely and I am already I crossed the ethereal boundary of
any type of artist or concert that is not oriented to the group in which
I am. I' m located because I got interested in Carol Gy'
s concert when I called the other day my friend Androclis the room, androc
Andro that the room if you' re going to ask me where you could
get tickets, I Androclamy I what has surprised me is that of course and
next week I would have a concert because hai still as they say. It
' s what I' m surprised at I don' t show up or
I don' t know what I' m hearing. I knew I was
in the dream. What also happens is how already concert producers do not need
traditional media. You don' t know half of it anymore. The producers
do their concerts and no longer need to announce themselves in the ninety- six
beat and in the star. No. We are already being called to Roberto
to negotiate eight ballots for two hundred, fifty- eight, one thousand,
five hundred, thirty- eight wedges not when they are battle concerts of pantyhose.
Exactly now, when they are the dead that I bring, they demand
three hundred ballots and they catch you atadiacuña, but already they need as perhaps
in another time the times have changed, perhaps they needed the media as they
do not need it today. But in the case of Carol Gyn, the
concert was a success. Several things, first, the concert served for several
things. First, here' s a look. Public health here has to
take care of the high rate of obesity in this country. A Golda tro
disguised walks see Caroli carol Gia is the empowering woman Golda maltramp They were all
at their concert. Everything exactly looked like Arena Era' s watch. They
were all at that concert. Another important thing about carol Ge is attention to
shop owners, like Sara what it' s called pulmber if and what it
' s called fishing, the yellow one that' s there in Forever,
wo ever tny One, etcetera. Admit it to you already were defeated by
Chaine Diablos ninety- nine percent of the outfits who showed their way to that
concert were all bought at Chaine. Now more or in the Chinese stores of
the Jacobo for the purposes and for the uses cha Echan you never need Highda
Plus and Hilda Pros Hilda PLoS do not. But those, those, those,
those super- large sizes are made in very easy Chaine, make it
easy. What I imagine is the weight of those tarpaulins that these ladies wear
to wear to pay for them. That' s what it' s all
about. If I made it so hard, I' d laugh so hard.
As long as they keep buying big battles online, they' re gonna
be happy. Then there are two things now with first not. First,
there is no longer a study to make that sixty percent of the Dominican population
are overweight. We haven' t seen him with the Carols concert yet.
That' s confirmed by you. If he sat down, Jefferson sat down
when he was fat. That' s not what you' re fat for.
Then I' ll be right there. Finally, it has to do
with something that you have to get the poor guy out of your brain.
The p says yes, exactly says the saying that you can at least get
out. There' s something you' re not going to have to do,
what you' re going to remodel the, the Olympic Stadium. You
know that when you go out and say kneel down the land to sign it,
you pass a rum roller one step. If not there' s the
contractor that' s going to remodel the Olympic. The only thing that won
' t have to crawl that one in the filming of the earth, because
she' s already knelt on Carol Gy' s two no- oche.
Then the other thing is a phrase that says you can get the animal out
of the jungle, but not the jungle of the animal. Look at Dominican
economy in the last thirty years, from ninety- four to two thousand twenty
- four. Its size, the size of the Dominican economy has multiplied almost
tenfold. People don' t know the PIP, etcetera. In the year,
in the year two thousand nine hundred and ninety- eight the PIP of
the Dominican Republic, the gross domestic product was about one thousand six hundred thousand
four hundred pesos. Today, it' s above eleven out of twelve thousand
dollars. And we have been from Latin America, one of the countries that
in the shortest time has tripled almost quadrupled its middle class. This is a
country, it' s a middle- income society, this is a middle
- class society. Middle class doesn' t mean to be rich. The
middle means class that are people who have certain, a certain level of income,
live a certain standard of living and you can give certain luxuries and certain
pods, because economically it enters well, but we continue to be a society
of mentally poor people, mysterious people, people in short, creeping. I
have seen people who are very well- off and come from generations being well
- off complaining about the prices of drink at Carol Gy' s concert and
as my friend writes brilliantly, fire at it writes fire at ta. I
see people always complaining about the prices of drink and food inside the concerts and
even making calls for consumers, which is crazy, because no one was fooled
with what things cost. The prices were published in the bars and the sellers
that were going to your seat showed them to you. Going to a concert
is a privilege, it is not a necessity, because the fun itself is
not and yet, you have the opportunity to choose a cheaper option, like
buying your drink at a crowded and taking it at home while watching video of
Carol and on YouTube. That' s what I did. Now go to
a discotheque to see Gohit and its combo and do not have twenty- five
zero minimum weights for the drink and must consume obligatory, because there are minimum
consumptions established many activities. You say it fire, I' m saying it
in a parenthesis, in a concert, in the stadium. No. Perhaps
what you should review is the issue of not accepting the payment by card so
that for smaller consumptions, that is my eternal fight always in your port,
pays taxes, always in some businesses, far from crying for drink prices within
a concert. What we have to demand is that the sand conditions where the
shows are performed be improved so that they correspond to what you pay for a
ticket. The sports palace, for example, leaves much to be desired.
The Olympic Center itself goes Pablo Duarte, where the Olympic Stadium is and the
Palace of Sports is the mere mouth of the wolf, for its scant illumination.
The road must be lit up. You must be lighting the way with
your cell phone so you don' t trip and fall. Parking is another
headache and many choose to do it on the street, because inside the Olympic
Center there are some entrepreneurs who want to give you in the mother with the
price of parking that should be free. You guys don' t deserve me
to say fire. Age doesn' t deserve you, and I agree with
him. Look at that moaning about prices, I went to the concert of
the last concert that I went here was the one about what is called the
vaineta, that sings a song called Hellow Julu Coldplay. Colplay is Coldplay and
I thought they were going to take a card that I made I drank with
the thousand I took. We put in packs of beer between four people of
those President' s Leagues and enjoyed our concert and then drank outside when we
went out, because we thought they were going to get cards inside the concert.
Those prices that are there published, stop thinking like poor, because I
have always explained to you that it is expensive and expensive and in concerts.
It doesn' t matter what the drink is. It' s expensive,
not expensive. I went to a festival in America in two thousand thirteen.
At that time, a beer cost fifteen dollars. They just got into that
concert. Those entrances were not above 3, 000 pesos, above thirty.
I' m think I hear it' s exactly that I mean he'
s paying you over three thousand five hundred pesos for a ticket. He wants
a beer for fifty, please, which from his house brings Carrolgi He must
have counted more than a million dollars. Just pay her because she' s
in her prime right now and there' s sixty million wrongs. There goes
the raydel of that Jeva that has to go for fifty percent of the cost
of its, of its, of its hiring, of its payment, of
what is paid to her the ride of that includes Luz the devil Vai on
stage all the staff that works with her Hotel blah blah blah another half million
dollars and perhaps more. I mean, that' s an assembly of 150
million basic pesos. Easy there simon cats, two million dollars, two million
hundred fifty riding. That event is that the one who' s complaining is
not the tablet that thing not totally, but I' ve seen people who
grew up in a golden crib complaining two babies, that alcoholic drink hurts.
It' s like I go The water comes cheap wherever you want It'
s always a little blanket. Go to Don Pepe and complain and see a
small bottle of fifty pesos in the day. Look in turn a shot or
worth above three hundred of the two hundred and beak of dollars a take or
I was in the bravo the other day the same frozen tomaho is three thousand
three hundred fifty eight pesos, but you have the job of having to freeze
it forty- eight hours in your refrigerator ripen it in your home and cook
it as and after you cook it as it should so that it will fit
you like it denturo. So, since I' m not at it,
I pay you six thousand pesos and nail it to me if I have the
money. Or you can raise the cow. Or you can raise the cow,
beg God for that cow to have the ho- patoma meat and all
that did go wrong that brought it bad fuel, but it doesn' t
matter. I' m mentioning Simon Just like he came to you first for
bringing artists of that dimension. It' s not cheap. It' s
not cheap. And then, my esteems, no law hears well listen,
no law of the Republic obliges you to attend any concert. There is one
thing that is called free market and my recommendation is for what are expensive,
ballots, expensive drink, expensive concerts go to us When you stop going to
concerts, those who ride events will lose money. When they lose money,
they will understand that the market is already willing to pay over price and will
have prices that they may understand you to be fairer for the Dominican pocket and
income. Then they will put affordable, reasonable prices, similar to your mental
poverty, and then, at that time go, but not in anien b
you are forced. You don' t have to go with a scream.
I don' t avoid the first businessman who comes out with a gun to
stick his hand in a people' s pocket. What the heck. So
I' m on fire in the can You guys don' t deserve me
to hook up with me Thanks to all the friends, they sent me pictures
of Carol Gy' s event. Let' s talk to those of you
who thought it was Carol Gi' s concert in the Republic of I'
ve come before. He came high in chabona. True, she had come
on other occasions Dominican Republic. Carol g who' s on a pretty successful
tour of the world, was here for the weekend. How' d it
go to you? It' s not my afternoon, but I think he
' s an artist who' s at a pretty good time. It'
s there yes taria, my camboya estedes poda yes, good morning, good
morning, it' s okay how you' re talking, well, well,
placello are my therapies or keep every day the vega sombres wife, ah
how cool my love. I thought it was excellent, concerto, good novifica
the phenomenal scenery or strovillar excellent drug. This is gonna happen like you guys
who can' t be trusted. Of course, don' t imagine the
beast You' re going to get out of whatever you want By the way,
clear, uh, fat women that you said yes, yes, yes,
remember that Carolita' s going goal is weak now how good she said
yes, yes, Merico Adril and it was exploding quadrito and everything, after
Anuel there was Carol G car bomb. It doesn' t look like that
Mur de Anuel hit him. Good morning Good morning Give him my abo We
' re fine. You really stick everyone through an incredible energy, charisma of
everything, a star and the tosa how it went when he sang it oh,
you know he ended it. He' s done. It was with
rotating platforms. I read, I, I read that I read that there
are people who were writing there. We return to the same thing that concert
organizers must ban minors from entering concerts. I disagree. I believe that the
responsibility for whether or not a child is at a parent concert is clear,
and the State has an instance that says what is the minimum age to attend
an event that fulfills that body' s role that says good this event by
the explicitity of the lyrics is for over eleven years or by the type of
artists, by the shock that is going to be presented for over eight years.
Because it' s there, there' s the law that establishes.
It is a responsibility, although I do not agree with it, but it
cannot be circumvented by the State, because for that they have substance created and
pay a group of parasite public money to fulfill that function. Then the first
person who must fulfill his role is the one who rents the place and who
regulates the show. Those are part of their duties. Not censoring communicators is
what he likes to do, but to comply with all that the Regulation gives
him that by inheritance we have received from the dictatorship of trujillo and that remains
in force until today. That' s what it is there, that is,
what it says in age is supposed to be a public event he and
we fulfill his role Now I don' t have to go around telling anyone
if I don' t take his son to a concert, which seems to
me that that' s the father' s responsibility. The entrepreneur has to
say that I' m not going into song. It is not a problem
of the entrepreneur, the beginning of setting up a show, giving security,
fulfilling the promise that the rita is of present safety, assembly, punctuality,
organization, etcetera. Not to tell people if I can take their kids.
Of course I find it completely absurd. That sheath five, three, one,
ninety- six, fifty. That rhythm of the morning, this rhythm
ninety- six, good day, how about you first good morning, but
days the concert hello. Look at the concert all well logic, all this
or the chevré. But it should be noted, apart from the arene clocks,
that everyone who participated was female. I mean, the whole concept was
full of women. I saw a lot of men My social networks were women.
I stopped by, I saw some women with an aufi who didn'
t or who stood up. But there is a question that both Bacdony and
Carol g are two artists who enjoy the favor of the alphabet community here,
in the Dominican Republic and throughout Latin America and the United States. Look they
write me here Alberto, I paid to see Carol Gi and I was satisfied.
There was no guest on her own, and it was not too soon
to get out of the change of clothes. Really, that' s what
I' ve been the common denominator and that people are very happy with themselves
the Carol giy concerto l the Chow what' s called the bishota to whom
the rock bug ho raper ask a question. There' s not a law
that forces a counterpart to adob puts tondyj and fulfill yes, yes, that
you put to her DJ Doni fifteen minutes and either you days or you put
to you hey me you put to what to do. As Georginadera once did
his painting was not Paljona, yes, altita, dominican that pintole from here
and that he altita tita put five pictures there my vinta the story ready lis
is very well. That' s so much that I don' t agree
with the counterpart either, but one question. I disagree. It seems to
me that absurd and degrades the artist, because many times he chooses any old
madman to meet a quota. When did we get past her? I enjoyed
a normal concert there in disguise. No, that' s not part of
the experience. What I do is that part of the experience of any concert,
that is the costumes, come on if that you organize the bonches,
for example, the barbarellas. Of course, if your guy was thirsty,
I' d buy some houtfie out there. That, that' s a
sign that you' re getting old. I' m old. I don
' t know, but I do what I still don' t understand.
The people who go to the concerts are going to record them. Mr You
' re gonna see those videos you' re recording again. I exactly,
I recorded only one ching from the concert to watch the concert yes, yes,
because you can record the same tiger said in a moment the cold play
or in English. I want to ask you to please stop recording in this
song so you can enjoy it. In that approach he sang that of Juan
Luis, true not singing one and that he doesn' t have to give
devil. No. I say in that concert the concert always the associate of
all the Latin countries that I film understand, that is because you can very
much like the song and you said enjoy their advice, enjoyment and good those
that I could intuit several things. If I had money to invest in a
clinic, it would be for diabetic issues, I understand why there are so
many variatric doctors who make variatrics in the Dominican Republic, also because the creinics
of aesthetic operations have multiplied. Why it was impossible to buy clothes here,
because those sizes were not going to appear in Forever, One, p or
Pulamber, because they do not sell large sizes. And definitely that Chaine already
here defeated all the fashion clothing store chains, because everything that was used last
weekend was bought in pallets in Shane. Well, this April 24th, we
' re having a presidential debate, but we' re serious about it.
The 24th of April is the good date near the elections, less than thirty
days after the elections. Yesterday, Abel, in a speech published on his
social networks accepted, but we are clear that neither of the two who later
accepted would have accepted if the President did not of the first step, if
Luis did not say, if I go, neither of the two would have
had to settle ange with Vaini, Tantares, with the collector Cobriel Varga and
all that they are around, aspiring that they are nine in total truth,
yes, they are nine. Cano now I see you in the democratic spirit,
but let me tell you something. I believe that, regardless of everything
and everywhere, rules are put in place that when debates are organized by private
entities, such as Angel, who is the Association of Young Entrepreneurs of the
Dominican Republic, they set their rules because that is an issue that they organize
based on the best practices that are given out, that is to look for
moderators, that are as balanced as possible, that are at the height of
the circumstance, to seek to ask questions that are chosen by drawing lots the
themes are also drawn the positions in the stand as it is called on the
podium podium the podium are also drawn and all of it so that so that
there is not someone who says well, this is you is arranged for the
President to look good like me and invite the others. No. The thing
is, you have to be honest, too. You can' t look
at the collector there you' re not going to look for anything. That
man' s all he does is insult. It' s man the only
thing you make insult the thief. According to him, all the politicians of
the Dominican Republic are thieves and the only serious one is him and the one
who and the one who gives the serious ID is him. He' s
not bringing anything. You know Alberto. In fact, I, if they
want them to, are in all freedom to ride. It is a debate,
because this is the problem. It' s just that ange yange'
s putting lan Angel' s igle did that good. He put as a
ceiling a people allow five percent of the pass of election you have received in
votes and there is already a point and there you go and participate in that
person' s party and there is bel Abel. It came out that he
' s going for the fight of Isacó the fight of about a fourteen in
the passing bed. I don' t stay out. I thought, like
people, that it was a good opportunity to hear the new amount of nothing,
but that you said about the collector. I told the truth to tell
Luis Thief, Thief on the side, no, because I was thinking about
the other candidates that I know can speak much better. But if they make
one that can free market, I make you mount one the wave that mounts
one invites to every alvarto tell me here that it is important to see that
Palomeme clear me rarity. I believe that ange was Angel said in Santiago.
Other than that, I think that, apart from the President being comfortable,
that sixty percent remember that he has suite I saw he' s comfortable,
but it' s not sixty, it doesn' t get that far.
No, but look at me. What I think is that a good opportunity
for opponents, because they can win some points there and the President is to
lose some points depending on how they are handled, how they are handled in
them, in their presentations. And I believe the fact that people also believe
that people are going to fight to and to speak out and debate. That
is not because the culture of debate is hundreds of years old and the Dominican
Republic has come very late. In this country neither the universities nor the schools
are debated, nor are the governors debating. They do not go to the
communities to answer questions, to make the approach and to listen to the counterpoint
of their approach. That' s not part of Dominican culture. For the
input. There' s a good chance. The President is helping him.
Believe me, yes, I believe that and I believe that with this action
one of the greatest contributions, because remember that here we have had we will
call it when something does not come true, to be completed with lots of
debates. People mention Utco Garcia and Juan Bos, but no one can tell
you where I' m taking the video of that doesn' t show that
you communist and I don' t know what sheath. That was one thing,
it' s a debate, and one and another very different is you
sitting down and sketching yourself. It goes in objections and against objections, which
is different. But the debate is supposed to be the approach to a given
topic, the position of a person and clear to say or criticize each other
about their position without crossing the boundaries of the decent and the educated. But
in the case of Dominican Republic. I believe and I am convinced that Luis
Vinader already gave this decision a point of no return to the upcoming elections and
that it is winning. Be gaining prominence that in the imagination of a part
of the population, this great space that candidates to what is done feel to
make approaches. To me it seemed deeply stupid and unconsidered, thoughtless towards the
elector, the decision of both Carlos Guzmán and debet and to leave a people
standing after they confirmed that they would attend a debate. I believe because it
could have given the opportunity for the voter of Santo Domingo Norte to see if
Betti or Carlos Guzmán were the real options. I honestly, I don'
t know what Carlos Guzmán' s tone is like, the tone of voice
and Betty did her campaign, a very well- run, very decent campaign
on her part. She did a great job, but in depth I didn
' t know the approaches to the big problems that could be identified this North
Sundays and what solutions she has in mind that you can submit her to public
scrutiny already and if she already won. After saying good, and in the
debate he said that such a thing would speak in such a way in front
of the topic of the landfill, in front of the theme of the Cruzakay,
in front of the topic of traffic traffic traffic disorder, etc. That
he' s there, that' s why he' s the devil to
stop me from throwing a bomb at him. Not that it' s there,
Santo, full North Sunday, except two corners of the crib, but
and the maximum Gomez is the only thing. That way you can kind of
say he' s decent. But I understand that the debates that the first
thing is we educate ourselves in front of what is a debate as a society.
We' re not polite. The vast majority do not understand what to
discuss. Second, after us, we' re getting educated. With this
is the need for us to understand that politicians have to submit to scrutiny the
questions of society through interlocutors, in this case, angel that is, the
University, whether it is the journalists, is the media group and that they
can confront that and one knows how they think beyond the political harangues that they
give that are designed from their campaign commands. The third is also giving us
the opportunity to change culture, to make politics, to move from slogans to
the content of ideas that have lost prominence in recent years. And we were
talking about it, and you remember Adriana, that we talked about it here
in early February, that this Mayor campaign had been the most pupa campaign,
the most unflavored, because the PRM candidates stood in the President' s voice
to win. It was Luis. It was for Luis Avinader that the majority
voted, not for the candidates, and that can be sure all the betis.
Jerónimo Vigo, Astacio, the one in my town, maybe you can
say good maybe the one in the Vega or maybe the one in Santiago.
The one in Santiago was for the president that people voted in store. It
was because none of them proposed anything you could. I saw the interviews of
Ulises van Hombre also in limbo or Lucía Rodríguez. In fact, then to
understand that gives us an opportunity to know the content of the ideas of those
who are postulating to the opposites and we, too, as a society,
to be conscious and have knowledge of whether they have any idea or have no
idea. That makes us even more rigorous in the future when it comes to
electing and voting. I think it must be politics out there, in fact,
you look at it. Those issues seem to be the line right now,
now of those of the local elections that go in the same way as
the past. If you see, all the posters, they all have Luis
and Luis next door look because it' s for Luis that they know that
people are going to vote for Luis Abinader, not for them. In other
words, everyone who wins in May must thank God that Luis is at his
point of political populity, because he will endorse them of politics and politics.
Or the bad bonnyg of the election of two thousand twenty- four, but
it had its moment. Don' t deny bad Bony that Baboring filled up
the wakes, but look at the debates. I think we started well.
Obviously, society still doesn' t understand what the mechanics of this is.
But if you certainly see it has been done so far. It is not
a good start and, of course, politicians are taking advantage of it from
the point of view of their campaigns. But when we can bring it to
common sense, for example, now you know, for example, of the
candidates who have participated in that in those events, you know, at least,
how they speak or mind their ideas that we' re not yet going
there. Yeah, yeah, he' s not around yet. So you
realize if a candidate is just to talk, if he' s a brute
or a car for a brute guy who won' t even talk, who
doesn' t even know how to express what he' s supposed to be
practicing there. Well, we' re still going out there, but the
ideas still and what they must express nothing yet the town still makes you bath
is I think never before like now there. In the past we received the
Peña Gómez made the mistake of rejecting the invitation to debate of the Fernández in
the year ninety- five ninety- six. Then Leonella Miguel Valgas beat them.
Then give it to the rest of the politicians. That was Luvia Vinaderi
and I think Lui Vinader is showing with this decision that he seeks to make
a difference and whether I like it or not to sympathize with me or not.
That' s the way it is. He is the first President of
the Republic to run for re- election in the recent history of the Dominican
Republic. I would have to review the past in more depth that he agrees
to go into a debate having all the winnings risking facing two people who have
much more state experience than he, who is a Lionel, has much experience.
And so is Abel. Abel lasted six years as president of the House,
as a deputy and knows how the state works and is eight years old
as mayor and was seven hundred years old as a deputy, etcetera. Then
a President with three years of experience exercising as President to confront these tigers as
experience that he says I am not afraid. I' m willing. I
' ve already been to two thousand sixteen. I' m gonna go now
because he' s doing maybe what no one' s ever done. But
look at daring to face his adversaries in a place where he' s going
to control us. The speech, neither the questions, nor the reactions,
nor the answer and exposed to a large audience is worth falling on a hook
and that has, from my point of view, enormous value and I appreciate
that no matter what this is going on, because we must get out of
the horn, of the kitipo of the paw. He comes back from the
back door to see if we come to the debate of ideas that are so
necessary, especially today than the world, that the world is so complicated.
I have the impression that in the first debate you will see how important it
is to you, to politicians, that I have an impression. In the
first debate there was a candidate who came out very strong from that fact and
another went very badly. All licensed, pearl abreu with us today before your
presentation do not turn and making. I put on everyone wants to be given
it, but many don' t know how to ask for it. I
' m sorry, but your visa and it wasn' t approved. Giving
her visa went to Chi to test the rhythm of the morning the obreo pearl
licentiate looking to pull talk about visa. Yes, migration to the United States.
It says if the pearl breu with us today we have a question of
decency. That' s right and not Peter Peter Gell. I think it
' s just that I' m always looking forward to hearing the pine questions.
Oh, not something. They used to scare me, now they fascinate
me. No. No, no, no, no. No. I
have a question on purpose, Doctor, which provides this matter of looking for
laughter. Every day it gets a little more complicated. But, for example,
you' ve always said here that the people who give in warning consulss
this check your history or what you imagine was with a friend who works on
it and you don' t know what level of review they are today.
Maybe in the two thousand thirteen they were checking, but today my brother is
checking. But they check, check, check, check, even get into
social media. It' s all of them, and that' s the
least of it. If I am, for example, there comes or calls
the biter who doctor in law, graduated in law exactly and my profession is
that, but what happens on my social networks. I' m an influencer.
Well it can affect that and how to influence, so you upload photo
with no affection, first you influence it as long as you describe it in
the form. No problem is that the form is well drafted. But that
to my clients Alberto maybe there are a few who bother because I ask many
questions. I do a lot of research, but the ones my beloved clients
don' t know is that while they' re telling me, what I
need to know I' m already figuring out how I' m going to
fill out their form correctly. You understand. Let' s go then to
the line. The five three, one, ninety- six, fifty questions
for the graduate, pearl today moon s eighteen per channel. I feel five
one, rhythm, ninety- six, five questions about migration to the United
States. Good morning, good morning, ah ok Dale, good morning.
Your question, if the first is me, I want to congratulate my aunts.
It' s true that you can place the mail that I have when
I give it to you for nothing. If you already have a profile,
your daughters are completely separate profiles. And the other question. The other question
is I would like to live in America some time in my life. My
brothers are citizens, there are my parents. The question I can ask through
my father, which I give when I reside. But if parents, siblings,
take them to that resident, they can then apply to him if he
is single, whether you live or free, because the resident does not ask
for married children. If you understand, that' s licensed. You say
it, I mean, if I got married and divorced, I wet those
ends. There' s no offspring there that we talked about before single divorcees.
They are two completely different concepts. For me it' s migration.
If I was already in a marriage, that woman killed me and has pussy
fucking me for work, a pension of 30, 000 months and I,
Mom, left ten years ago and Mom wants me to do papers. He
couldn' t do it because I married this thank you who now understands my
life. I made an eight. I divorced her. Mom can regret me
clearly that yes as long as it proves that there is really divorce, that
there are no more children and then because look what is going on Alberto,
my mother asks me I am divorced, asks me, but then I,
in the middle of the petition, have a child with that person. Hey,
it' s nice to have a divorce, not that. Which is
very common consul. What happens is that you know that the last then the
first licensed question has to create different profiles, that of a second wrong question.
You can ask him if he' s single, you' re single,
but if he' s married, he won' t divorce for that
purpose. You' re listening. But I' m gonna tell you the
truth. If I was a consul and I was a consul, you from
the licentiate hear what you' re going to stay in America. According to
Albert, confirmed Alberto, since those daughters of yours have a visa, you
' re going to sell everything he has and you' re going to stay.
Write down the Adriana date. She writes to me, writes to me
here a listener that if she can go ahead she is that if according to
the image, I will tell her what the image says, that if she
can go paying for the cups or something that can go forward, says the
image. Due to the numerical limitation of the issuance of immigration visas required by
law. This request is not eligible for additional processing at this time, no,
my love, You cannot pay because even the system does not allow you
to pay at all, you do not advance, nothing is paid when the
system enables you nothing else. You' re in one of those safe categories
of those long categories that you have to expect me to work on the priority
date. And they put another question to me. The saying, pearl loses
it and good clear question. My sister or introduce me, she' s
over a year old. A job they want. Author of the subject.
Everyone supposes I told her, Mom and the brothers we live I lived It
' s not that if she has the conditions, the consul understands that even
if she has the family and she' s not going to stay in the
United States, she can grant her visa because they' re going to evaluate
them both, not the family that' s there, I mean, no
matter what family you have there as long as you' re well prepared and
have the conditions for life. But they write to me here questions. Yeah,
I have a parole to become a citizen. I can become a citizen
by having turned three years old with total residence. Yeah, or if I
have to have three years of residency, but the ten- year residence doesn
' t, I mean, immediately, I' m married to an American
citizen I wish temporarily. Uh- huh I have her on parole, but
then, when I have my three years, I can at once do the
citizenship process. You can do, okay, now what you have to meet
the requirements that this requires exact truth. The first one already mentioned it,
at the age of three, you' ve been married to something very important,
something very important that relationship, that relationship because you have parole. You
know that how you get ten years is proven the relationship again has to be
a very strong relationship so that you won' t be denied when you'
re going to be a citizen and I recommend looking for help before the license.
But of what you can, you can. It' s a problem
that people, sometimes by knowledge, don' t know. People think that
maybe they have to stay every mandatory with a people that America. Until I
get the final, because yes, but I' m going to quote you
a case. But the problem is that he may be affected by ignorance,
when I was told the story, maybe he doesn' t know that there
is a process that is completed or taken away for him to already receive.
He marries his son' s mom. She gets pregnant, American city,
takes her away, comes here to her boyfriend' s office, takes her
there, gets married, but in time all relationships have problems. When they
give him his second, second residence, the second that they give him two
years of two years. There the relationship is broken by a series of situations
between them and Fidelity, part deyx, series of Vaina, and he has
then had difficulty completing the processes because they depend on it. He understands,
but that relationship has had a conflict. He can do it alone. Then
he doesn' t know, he could do it alone. What happens is
that and there, son, you have to document the according to daughter,
ay son de por Medio, that is, it is already known that in
the interview here with the honsul, the song, if so it was true.
He' s got to look for himself. If he' s inside
the U S, he' s in there looking for a good lawyer,
maybe we do it from here in my office, we work that out,
but it' s with the evidence he' s going to prove, because
that' s what he has to prove is that it wasn' t a
business. There' s the evidence. There' s Eli, there'
s the son and there' s other evidence of infidelity and other things that
can prove it and can have the decisions. Yeah, the ten- year
- old' s a problem with that licensed. Look there' s one
of the idea of us tar people, thank God. Yes, for example.
And this is for example. I had a married relationship, I had
three children with a lady, yes, a woman, but that didn'
t work. Yeah, I kind of get divorced, like love' s
over, if I finish the death if it' s not like we'
re flying well. I know a citizen and I marry that citizen. There
' s case with that person and we' re dealing with paperwork and issues.
They asked me what happened That person is of the same sex as me
I mean, he' s a bird. Then I have a relationship with
a woman I have another boy. I had truth in what can affect that
in the interview process as long as you prove what your sexual preference is,
plan No problems. You saw that thing bothering me and your questions very pale.
Pete your question is very valid, because I know always no problem.
I know a case of someone and I' m going to tell you one
thing. If there' s anything those agents do, no matter what they
work, but there are red lines they don' t cross. No.
No, there' s trimiens no. Don' t you? Don'
t you? Don' t you? Don' t you? Don'
t you? Don' t you? Don' t you? There are
no red lines I cross. I know Alien with that same story you describe,
and when that person went to the interview, all they asked him was
about his relationship. They didn' t ask him if you were or aren
' t why, because that' s crossing red lines that don' t
dare and that blades you changed. No, that' s not at all.
Boy in a lot of school and your day goes out there with a
case. You know that lawyer already so crazy always for Marzon a license file
and don' t correct yourself discriminates ho I told here the story of the
mom of some friends in the year two thousand one. We' re talking
23 years ago and you' ve already been to the citizenship interview, already,
Mrs Christodie crime in the first question who is the city And there if
you have your citizenship and because you don' t have it, wait for
another one to solve that. You have a woman to say what she learned
in English. And there' s a show, a sheath, or we
were a sheath, why because in America it' s a society and people
don' t know that there are issues that are very sensitive and today it
' s the subject that' s being respected too much. That issue is
very sensitive. Now the incredible degree. So much so that they are what
they control and what they review when it is a male woman relationship that you
are asked there should not fit the slightest doubt, not many questions and whether
it is man or man. In return, the thing isn' t the
same, too, because they' re couples They have to confirm that the
relationship is true. Yes, it' s true. No problem, just
like the age difference. If the relationship is true. Look, I have
a case in the office that is, I think it' s 20 years,
the difference and she' s scared, I told her my master,
but why are you scared? Because if your relationship is true, there is
no problem with the so- called classic questions we know as intimate questions of
those, I can tell you that there is no question to You anymore.
You can' t make it not simple things. For example, what your
husband brought you as a gift for You on the last trip when your husband
came now, that is, they are simple things. You have to know
maybe not even intimate Witter. Let' s go to the line. The
question for the initiated, pearl opens. Good morning. There' s a
good day. Good morning your question, love, my love. I wanted
to know, for example, a pregnant woman can go look for a güist
for me. I don' t like it when it' s too far
ahead in the Basliga. I don' t like it very much because you
can give the consul yes, you can give the case that if the consul
understands, what you could give birth in America. I mean, I don
' t personally like sending anyone pregnant good morning for good morning. I'
m interested in that. Hear as noble. If you go to radio you
give a stick ok Dale, we hear you ask. Well, there'
ll be tables three next. I have more than 14, 000 experiences aprema
but this seven years I have been working as a freelance. I' ve
hired to start in the United States and Turkey. I don' t know
if that could hurt me, since I don' t have a formal job.
Inside what to publish Dominican at the time of request biz He wants to
know how? He' s fourteen years old I' m being a computer
professional, seven of those fourteen works as a freelance, that is he works
him in companies in the United States, companies in Turkey and he earns a
salary, he wants to know the time to apply for not having a mechanic
doesn' t know it and people think that being in a fight is just
trying on cants. No. You have your job. You can apply for
the visa by correctly filling out your form and I imagine showing that here too
you work independently, and I imagine he will have to see some kind of
sample documents. You know how I tell you. Computers that I have so
have their visa prepare and fill out forms correctly. Five, three, one,
ninety- six. So he' s got a world in his head
that maybe doesn' t even exist exactly. So don' t worry about
it, brother, your process, and if it' s your turn,
it' s your turn. Good morning. Good morning. Hello question for
doctor doctor. I had an American visa. I left for America for four
years. I was deported there for a drug conspiracy. I didn' t
make a car or anything. I was deported. I have an American son
since he was born there. Fulfillingly, I can now make forgiveness and request
for resi in that contest understood well. Look, he' s so sorry
for kids. There' s no forgiveness. We should evaluate the case of
the conspiracy that for that case there is also no forgiveness. For there to
be a forgiveness for a child, I have to have a husband, a
father or a mother residing or American in the United States and forgiveness is sent.
If he' s your son and you' re carrying a pardon,
they send him to fill up for that son. But it can make your
case unforgivable by its solution is written with the letter m license which in such
a case would have to evaluate very well. I recommend you to stop by
the offices Good morning. Of course, she' s holding on good morning,
she says, and she' s going to fall dead with you.
I' ll remember. S' s gonna give me a pole. Now
he always asks. Yeah, simple, I want to go sa with my
partner. We have two years of one hundred and twenty already wins forty.
We recommend that we pass you like light. Yeah, they' re couples
and it' s shown in free union they don' t have to get
married. If in case you want, we can do it. But too
many people make the pods this Union free. No. I don' t
use that at all. You don' t use it at all. But
then I did what they are, and they believe that, and they don
' t want to. But if I have that pregnant woman, not aleberto
because and what else to show a free anion that I have children, that
I have an account to put in common one of this a time we have
for common cities, the act of some books are and I have a hard
credit card to her too that is also evidence. Or I' ll stick
that one hundred and eighty card or the husband of mine who uses it.
But the same one that records one- twenty, one- twenty goes to
forty on this program is rare project on this program is the other way around.
It' s always the women who win the holster and the men one
hundred and twenty, one mae forty that you do things and the men and
the others are with a people that I won that a quarter of what I
win or what I don' t. To see mine don' t listen
to your men and we win the same or we' re not or a
little more the world I don' t admit any more because I don'
t care how much I beat myself in a house so that some people put
in midi that telling you not to pour, stop prompting you I am nothing
like how many divorces alberte provokes thinking for mine. Well, like a house,
people may not be tempted. There' s two questions. There'
s a saying around here. I' m an American citizen and we'
re applying for a nonimmigrant visa for my husband. It is propitious that I
can accompany you somewhere in the process. If you carry any documentation from me.
You' ve already handled the pass, her passport, but in the
interview you won' t let her pass. He goes only that he qualifies
for the visa. What she' s going to wear is her passport.
They' re asking for a passport. You can ask me and you marry
s have children who have notice, citizenship carries passports, but always comes the
classic question that I have seen him. I' ve seen it made to
friends who are married to citizens so on form, but the question is that
they make you veigacá. But if you' re married to a popute citizen,
you don' t do a residency process. Ah espe should be bucaviza.
What' s the answer in that case? What happens is that you
answer the real reasons that the person has for not deciding to make the request.
That is the real reason I have a job here, stable Dominican door,
with my family, here, that I have my property, here'
s the real reason. They asked me the question. People understand that that
' s why they' re coming out as citizens, they want papers at
once, and they don' t. Exact or so, they write me
here how long you are lasting for medical appointments after making the impest payment The
medical appointment is the one that they send you to do the tests and we
always find out that the child that you have so with science listens to where
the OK appointment comes from. What time can your Colombian girlfriend ask for?
Says your host his no- havia colombian. Now to ask for his tough
one- year girlfriend, about eight months the process of adopting citizens over residents
of the United States of children in the Dominican Republic. How complicated it is,
how long it takes, how much the first thing is that you must
complete the adoption here, make the adoption complete. And when you already have
the complete adoption and the Dominican Republic has that validan to the institution, which
is accurate, and when I already have the adoption and it is my son,
I have to live together and migration asks you two years with that minor
to then complete already as stepfather and submit the petition, that is, as
adoptive father. Let' s say exactly that it begins to be the complete
Dominican Republic process, the entire adoption process. You have to live together,
that is, two go, two years, live, live here exactly,
here in Dominican Republic, that child and after you already have that warm time,
It' s calendar time, calendar time, two years and then you
start the process for you, yes, to do a well done process,
because that' s what immigration asks you to do. Then there are people
who have been desperate in my house, in my office. There' s
a case like this that the person despaired and sent the petition without the two
years and my gratification tells me that I' m that it' s two
years that I' m asking you. That' s it and my funny
are the business is not a negotiable and after all those licensed requirements are met,
what time does the process take from that moment that the petition is made
a year, eight months, when as an American citizen, that is four
beat down a boy God. Appetize my God. Doctor, you' re
asking me. Yes, ask doctor, if the person can become a citizen
five years after entering the United States, five years after having obtained residence.
What happens is that if you marry an American citizen three years of physical presence
and if he' s not an American citizen, it' s five years.
Okay. The last questions, the last question for the graduate. Well,
very good. Look, you' ve been very good every day.
There I always have to paint the last one for the graduate, pearl breu
to the graduate. I don' t have a step. This three.
I' d like to know because I know it' s a long way
to go which other application type, type F or type B option we could
do for too much. I recommend you messing around. The first thing to
explain is what F the F is three is a category where he is,
he is married and he is asking for a father, a mother American citizen.
And the visa he wants the EB which are from EB one to B
five, which are Einstein visas are for people who have extraordinary abilities, like
Peter' s, exact science in art, in education, but sometimes here
of all that a residence. He got married and Mom or Dad asked for
it. That takes how long that process takes to look. They' re
currently working with the two thousand eight. Pre Let me look, let me
give you the newsletter, but Alberto we don' t know what year they
asked him to give me to look for the newsletter. I' m going
to look for her right here alive and tell her to give Messi the year
they' re working. Covisa No. If the person qualifies for a visa,
he could make a visa application Alberto, but he is speaking that he
wants to go live. So, if it' s going to live Alberto
' s not a visa, the tourist visas, then look. They'
re currently working with him. Faith October three, two thousand nine. That
' s the exact date good, but you don' t know many other
options. You saw, but no, no, Peter, we don'
t know what year he was asked for, because imagine they didn' t
ask for it in two thousand ten. I' ll clear you up They
go for eight ten is to nine, nine minutes to two thousand one,
fifteen years later. I have to say to us, friends of the embassy
consoles from there embassy, who will soon be moving our faces, look at
this job that I here is a job you don' t take the thing
from us anymore. I don' t notice a thing. If you knew
what to care about, we don' t have a lot of consular staff
from the American embassy to listen to the program. That is why, but
I know a lot, I have known a lot and because also what it
is called a new deposit there in three hundred and sixty. There are also
many people there who listened to our program that when you go to ecco,
we realize. That is what happened to me the second time I went,
the first time I went, that I was a good forward, not any
of it, a claw guy and talked to me about a little bocinita,
Alberto that your dive here and I' m talking about the two thousand thirteen.
I wanted to die ay ay ay ay my God, thanks graduated,
Thanks to you, Alberto, I will be if God permits, the day
after tomorrow in Santiago, in Santiago, Wednesday twenty, the birthday of the
love of my life, which is called Alonso. Alonso turns eleven. Graduated
for congratulations for Alonso and the people of Santiago, which is the city that
percapita. There' s more laughter in this country. Go without fear that
you, since you put in the redraft, who are from Santiago, give
you the visa. I don' t know anyone who read Santiago' s
visa. I don' t know anyone. All my friends, everyone has
a visa, everyone has a visa. Unbelievable. Thank you, graduate,
thank you. See you next week. You where I know you' re
going from laughing you from Friday of pains to Monday of censoring. Oh,
it already is. She has a piece and me and I were leaving now
from on my next trip, I was going to bring you what I know
going to the swimsuits so that in the summer you go to a little one.
But bring, but so along the coast, the coast. You know
the beach, the beach fiven from here Lincoln beach in Esamana, not Switzerland.
That' s not the ma attack license here in Turinmo interlo look at
Rincón Beach. What it' s called to speak of French corporal. We
have to take Palmilla, Balia, Piña. I got the gone alias Piña
that you think hasn' t gone to beaches five license n no. But
the Piña day I' ve gone hears it go ok many years ago.
Yeah, I don' t even remember what. I don' t even
remember that one. I have to get to Finia. I remember that on
the day of Piña there is a windbird that remains on the roof of a
tree house that is called coconut no, but I was not saying that that
was many years ago, but in that it has the commitment to take the
graduate. Thank you. There I saw news of the suspension of communicator Emilio
Angeles for manipulating a gun on television. I have to sit down with my
lawyer friends that my easter on this subject was not on the Pachá program on
Channel forty- five earlier in March. Apparently, Mr Angel is going through
a situation with one of your children. It seems that he has been receiving
some kind of threats and he, then, resorted to deterrence through a presentation
on this program so that those who are threatening his son know that he has
an eighteen- shot comb that is willing to empty it to anyone. And
I must say that, like Emilio Angeles, I had children and a gun
with eighteen shots and someone who was threatening me with a son. I would
also think about going to the gun, but I wouldn' t say it
publicly loud, I wouldn' t say it publicly. Now I do not
know which was the capital of the inheritance of trujillo was that he raped Mr
Emilio Angeles and I completely do not know. Here is a law of arms
in the Dominican Republic that regulates all this issue of possession and bearing and all
this matter, and I do not know what it is. What is the
punishment that the law establishes for persons who manipulate on the public road or teach,
deter, threaten with a firearm or, in this case, in a
media. The you, because here was a television commentator in the nineties and
the eighties that the first thing he put on the table, where he made
the comments on national television so that people understand that that is not new.
The first thing he put on was his gun and two revolvers that we didn
' t kill everything. He' d put his cheerleader in the air.
I mean nothing new. What happens is that an old culture and they challenged
each other to duel. We were going to find it in such a place.
Or bear thy soul, which I bear mine ninety and eighty. It
was a poetry, the shows were a cowboy party. This paya has changed
a lot. Now there' s the question. I do it in very
good faith. I will never justify or defend censorship. I believe that whenever
a State, in this case ours, decides administratively and without pursuing any process,
it does not even allow the affected to have an act of constraint or,
in this case, that the person who is being violated a sacred right,
which is like that of freedom of expression. I think that' s
totally arbitrary. I have lived it twice already in the flesh, because I
saw him twice and being here, because we have had to deal with that
ghost always twenty years ago, and now, in April, that under the
pressure of a journalist from the newspaper El Nacional, who created a column there,
because Martia Peter was suspended for three months. It wasn' t just
surprising him without any argument to why they were doing a rogue program in the
year two thousand four and there' s no truth there. And the random
old woman who was then Minister of Women in the hippolyte government who came here
and she was the one who made some insults here on the phone and then
came here in person to provoke and then used all the power to be sister
to the woman' s minister to get that three- month suspension rushed.
But I' m not going to justify, I' m not defending,
I don' t agree. I do not believe that a country where freedom
of expression is valued, cherished and defended can or must exist an institution that
gets involved in that. That' s a question that must be left between
the owner of the media, the owner of the program and him who rapes
is Mira Fulano. You did this, you' re suspended without pay for
two weeks. A question between individuals that is very different from the state to
go shutting down microphones and silence people. And I' ve always said that
because I' m convinced from the philosophical point of view, because I'
ve lived it and in the Dominican Republic it' s always been abused.
And if we want to become a modern State, we should not, under
any circumstances, justify ourselves in favour of accepting that prerogative from the State.
That' s not what I' m defending. What I' m saying
did Emilio Angel seemed like an unnecessary abrupt and they told him no. No.
It seemed to me, it seemed to me to be that brute and
necessary. But instead, Emilio angels I would assume the same attitude. The
difference is I wouldn' t have said it publicly. Why. Because for
the purposes, for the purposes that are pursued, that is of no use.
No one was dealing with suspensions. I do know how to nava and
I don' t and I am fine with a matter of psychological therapy.
There' s no such thing as therapy. Nothing. It' s just
that the state shouldn' t cross. It is that when the state arrogates
the law, that kind of is that if you say in a law that
I respect the freedom of expression and dissemination of thought and, on the other
hand, I keep the inheritance of a dictatorship that I used, that created
for the purposes of control, of control of the media that institution And you
keep the inheritance of one of the bloodiest dictatorships in practice, with the inheritance
of that of one of the bloodiest, bloodiest dictatorships in America, is recognizing
that not everything that did the dictatorship was bad, but that is good and
saveable and perhaps there are people who do not understand it. Liberal democracies do
not censor, modern democracies do not censor. When the states mount on to
that, they are on their way to authoritarianism, to dictatorship. That is
the path that dictatorships begin to take. The first thing dictatorships are looking for.
Control who may or may not speak. It' s a question of
the channel and the producer of the program, but it' s not right
and I think it' s absurd to suspend it, because I don'
t know what the powers of the inheritance of trujillo and the law of arms
of the Dominican Republic are all about, when that should be that I should
be a subject that would be. That' s why I ask and do
it in good faith. I mean, it' s forbidden to manipulate a
gun on television, it' s forbidden to threaten someone is not prohibited.
You can do it now. What there is is a consequence of the action
that I believe in both criminal cases I do not know the law. That
' s where I leave it to lawyers, to the bogeyman to tell if
he' s listening, to show us about these kinds of situations. But
I don' t think it' s because you show a soul on a
TV show the lens that you' re supposed to take care of good habits.
I don' t know how many more shits they make up have that
attribution. Excuse me. I' m not a lawyer, but I have
the legitimate doubt. Meanwhile, EmilioÁngeles takes a few months for the United
States a spiritual retreat. My position is the same. It was the same
in the past, in the same times I won' t change. He
can be suspended ten million times, ten fucking millions of times. I'
m not going to change my judgment then, nor am I going to remain
silent. When, regardless of whether I agree with someone or not to suspend
someone here suspended Alvarito for several days and that because he offended Duarte' s
memory. But the law doesn' t say that you can' t say
that people are in such or such a way to say cowardly to Duarte,
to say that he was a depressive homosexual, you shouldn' t give him
the right to say you offended memory. The legitimate offense where communication is exercised
with freedom. It' s called right to offense. But it is difficult
in societies as gross as ETA and so intolerant as authoritarian. You talk about
those things that people understand because people love that they silence each other, but
it' s bad when they apply it to them. I have seen communicators
celebrate the censorship of their colleagues and when it comes to them they want those
colleagues to come out, they want me to demonstrate because their rights are being
flouted. Remember the saying that said came for the Jews and that there came
for the blacks and that there came for the fat ones and I remained silent
when they came for me, no one could defend me. I repeat,
if anyone knows to explain to me, I want to know where they collide,
where they meet. Of course, we will stop asking this question.
Hey, it' s fucking Leonasm, uh, what an unnecessary replay.
This question we want to ask here in the rhythm of the morning is worth
the jumbomance in relation to the fact that the concert of carol Ge has generated
many conversations among the miserable, that you face the drink, among the complexed,
that the people dressed too strambiotic, too crazy. But I want that
within that we can separate the chaff from the wheat and ask the question to
those who attended, who got in tune with the atmosphere, the mood of
the concert that made the balloon, which is if change clothes, etcetera,
a little bit wide, which is you flat, a fat, etcetera.
And you saw star any of these things, that that' s part of
the event. Now, what did you have that you said this crossed the
ridiculous? Yeah, if I already broke the ridiculous meter? I have to
show you a picture. Hey, let' s go to the line and
please don' t be cruel. But just tell me what that was you
saw at the carol ge concert what the concert was called. Tomorrow It'
ll be nice Tomorrow It' ll be nice Morning to ugly, ugly,
ugly ugly I really looked at shoes, yeah, yeah, the role.
Say hello, guys Oh, but I live a broad who runs for one
arm. It was blowing up with, like, a hotel, all four
inches of fabric. I' m told that the dispassionate tape ran out between
Friday and Saturday or golden because there were people that the size you asked for
didn' t fit and they had to beat each other with dope parcos,
those chichos, rarrarrar and cando la maya. Good morning, good skins of
love. What did you see that broke a ridiculometer one? Ma' am,
I want this one, so blas there' s no present, a
hat and a hat of date and base alone, and ages in which here
at the roof, the old women of the country, the only old woman
we put them in. Ridiculous here is japhephyte to the big, of course
the others have to pay taxes, of course, as well as the car
pays right of circulation. You have to pay the right to ridicule. The
disorder in order exactly write me the mesh blouses here. I read it on
fire to say it' s over. No more Maya fabric in the country.
I' m going to China, also to China, to China,
good morning. Hey, I saw a woman in boots, a fine taso,
but not if you itchy. But on the ground no, my love
friend, I saw I, my God, Good morning, Good morning,
Good morning, Yes, I saw a darkish bluish humiliation and the straw had
a pants like flatty lycra, but a tight thing that took away the spirit
of those corrections, everything from Moreno, the poor could not walk, but
I saw that it seemed to live walking it because it could not take long
from that of this Dance itself. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it just
changes the barification. Good morning, out of hate brother. It happened to
me that I got a fire. They' re dusty because I made it
from almost Pa, Pa, Pa with a merolsita and that every house my
loved your cost. Oh, men, there' s a man. Imagine
here the wigs, that there were some pink wigs of the baddest quality.
That' s because there' s some hair that' s far from the
leb that a chip and fire. Yeah, I do sound like a cigar.
There was a juquita, a juquita. Good morning, what' s
up. Come on, what' s up. But I went to pick
up my daughter around the naco. You know how she was. That'
s horrible. I stopped by I had to go back. I talked since
I could come back, but I couldn' t. That' s why
I could tell you. I had myself here by the UAs I said I
was spinning there in go on it I don' t know if I raped
Lai and behind this I' m not aware. I was going to catch
it endlessly. I got back, took the tunnel that would make the base
and went out that way by the bomb and got there and got there in
time where I was going. I was on the road against I saw that
Nady going down no longer had a chance because I was going to pick him
up well what you saw there. I have a lady coming. First she
was going with her life the two silveries, the girl a little past my
pound, some three or four granchin nothing between her already, but the doña
looked like you when you bought a sandwir on aluminum foil and then all tru
the paper like that, a truss foil bun. Now what looked like doña
so not a sandal at 2: 00 in the morning. Oh, my
God, it' s people if it' s cruel, Alberto. That
' s why they canceled the Carnival parade. Yesterday everyone dressed up among saba
goods and drebianiza. I had not been born dancing so I saw some ridiculous
talking about in a video that came out yesterday in Tiktok, that they should
not have had dialogue that on Saturday. I think it was me in Tiktok
and I don' t know where empathy went in this period I lied to
me already was justified. It seemed right to me, but I saw the
video because Pablo was watching yesterday and I heard it rather and already said that
there were people who had already prepared their compass. The problem of o,
problem of them or the yard is over, and I agree. The decision
was timely. I myself thought of the middle of the organization and with that
of coming from the deaths that were made known in the last days as a
result of that tragedy that happened in Salcedo, what was to be done,
because the atmosphere a festive, no and that we are already in Lent and
what more carnival. I' m warm but the carnival is very far from
what it is and there let' s be clear and accept what the church
accepts to society. The Dominican carnival is separated from what the Christian Catholic is
for carnival. One thing is the cultural activity that the State celebrates, that
is done with the patron of the State, and another very different, is
that they do it in another place. Regardless of that, the environment was
not for you to have fellowship in the middle of male com while group of
families are crying the death of their relatives in a fact linked to that same
celebration, because, as it is not, it does not make sense.
We continue with the ridiculous Carol' s carnival g the ridiculous? What was
that you saw that broke the ridiculous meter? Fulometer? Good morning, thirty.
The morning, no, no, sir, looks like it' s
been fried by the potty from the living room, I throw it rich,
as well as because it' s not room the way you put me.
Good morning. Hey, I was coming out for a birthday and I forgot
the sheath that lar is eating it and you hang me like a sheath,
a crichel that said buggy, but it was so Jevic. I hear you
and you Ah is getting overweight or. But I gave you a bad idea.
If you' re Golda, because your word says bug, not because
normal would say vicha. But you see, I said. Good morning,
good morning, good morning, good morning. Okay. But I saw a
mattress kneaded with a half ay, sir upholstered, with a bathing culture.
I mean, I' m really telling you how I did this Mr Cha
comb crime. I saw a lot of pimply combs. Not now. If
I studied medicine, attention to what is new entrance to both the OAS medical
school, which is one of the best in the Caribbean, as that of
INTECH and that of the myima OIA. I' ll make you a recommendation.
Well, there are more medical schools. I just mentioned some to mention,
but you have to have ready in your head. Look, medicine is,
in the first place, preventive. Not medicine in the first place is
vocation. Yes that is the one who studies medicine, so it implies the
sacrifice in time that must be devoted to the integral training of a medical professional.
You have to have a vocation for that, yes or yes. The
second thing is that it' s the profession you' ve chosen to live
off it. Therefore, you also have to seek opportunity, along with vocation,
of course, opportunity to place yourself in the market, either as a
doctor working for an important medical institution of the public or private health system.
But you could also end up having on medical net or in any of these
a practice where you attend patients in a private way look at the profession for
the next twenty years. It' s three professions. The first in docrinologist,
the second cardiologist more than ever in the next twenty years and the third
one in the net sheath. From feeding as the flame that makes it nutritionist
news with which they do not take diet. No, well, they'
re not this is a matter of diet. I mean, sometimes the diet
isn' t about losing weight. Ah no general varies in paroscopic. Okay,
okay, but from there on out. That' s already complicated in
your boy' s life. But I' m talking about things that are
going to be sued in the future. If or if you and I have
a friend who had a local and we were all with me that day,
but not when you' re going to get the song and if he calls
me, we' re going home a four hundred- book girl singing I
tell him to go, to eat your buy. Oh, my God,
Jeffers. But what are the doctors who treat diabetes, playing servants, the
two lolo, etcetera? Or if you have a black neck, you'
re going to line up and teardrops, say the science that the lower to
old exists, start to forge at thirty and you' re already old,
at sixty. This has to do with a number of hormones and skin oxidation
that you arrive in a very particular way, after you are almost pensioned.
Then we want to talk to those who are looking for their boyfriends in the
retired club, the armed forces, in the geriatric area, in the health
square, or they go to the frying pan of the colonial zone to conquer
old and old men who tell us both men and women. What smelled like
your old man, my old lady always hurt so much more than the old
man or the old lady you were eating five, three, one, ninety
- six, fifty, good morning, like the team. Sure, good
morning. I lost the old sloppy old thing that smells like apollos, like
watered down to god after five three. That' s why I' ve
given me a lot of sheaths It' s plashy without a lot of cream.
Na bien tell me she' s old jedi to old. Good morning,
well, I' ve got one that smells like Fredes if it'
s always happened to you, it kills the love and it' s the
one they take care of. Yeah, what it smells like and how old
the old man with the old lady is five years old anyway. Anduyo eats
with mother. Andullo. For those who don' t know the sheath is
a sheath where tobacco is compressed. For tobacco it' s tabajo de yullo
that when you light it and carry it a lot. In fact, I
owe you instead of flying the same then to me, well of course it
goes five different years. He didn' t have the marijuana. Good morning,
yes day, good morning. I had that feeling when you were going
on a trip and you loaned yourself a three- year- old suitcase of
cloth. Matched to a closet like old baggy tea like eggs. That'
s how you get the old suitcase. Oh, sir, good morning,
what smelled like lua I, the old lady you were with was fifty-
two, but she smelled like galley. You know he always has a candy
on the sign. Good morning, hello by friend or that smell league between
dogs, menal menal menal YouTube was original one of my fears of going out
on the street smelling like menton that of course if there is nothing that says
more than you old. He said that under increase, the low amentl the
low by arrow from you, for you can stop, you can pir Yes,
yes, good morning, wind could reach and where in New Jersey,
yes, five, three, one, ninety- six, fifty- two
in the morning by the channel, one hundred, five, one and ninety
- six five. We talk about the smell of old, that science has
shown that yes, the old people want old good morning, good oligious health
as an emergency of the hospital. Yes, emergency to the hospital. Or
it' s like a serum smell tied to the fluid that looks like it
' s infetal, the one that' s red. I' m yes,
Jesus, I' m seeing a lot. Jesus, good morning,
new days had six and always smelled of alcanfol good morning or hello. It
' s time for me, good morning to Alberto. I' m bad
at laughing because when you said that the old men take a drink or a
menthol when I was pregnant, I had to walk with a mentor smell upstairs,
because the suitcase of half- bad old old lady. So now I
' m not old, I' m pregnant and I' ve had a
lot of men that' s why the old lady likes me. The thing
is, the old lady is good because they' re emotionally vulnerable. Not
and if you add pregnant, pregnant women have a what the thing calls it,
the one that attracts men who want the fermon forgiveness that sex for that
sheath behind the pregnant woman. I know you feel proud of your pull.
Men, pregnant, oh man. It' s a mess, it'
s a mess. Good morning, so say or I tell each other the
tea bath, garters, jacha pod, that they are particular, different.
Or if he smelled like a pod, proper, low, whither he went
away with confidence, yes, or that cleans tigers that don' t get
away from your splash, that smell sweet, that you put his mouth.
That' s bitter, like the retamas. Good morning, I had a
bass like a head, a magabeta like a loosener. Yes, because the
bass agabete is very common, because remember that as little as that lady agabete
comes out, the clothes are very long saved the or and then it smells
like that waiting. And but in the kitchen drawer it smells particular. Why
young women don' t snow, just like women travel more. There are
a number of variables that influence it to do so. The first, a
young woman doesn' t have enough money, as much money as she does
to buy herself clothes very often. Therefore, the frequency of repetition of your
pieces of clothing is higher. As much repeats they are more washed as the
woman matures and begins to accumulate clothes. She' s cheap, she starts,
she takes her clothes and one day she remembers buying a dump when I
was twenty- eight and she wants to put it on at forty- five
and there she clashes with reality. He' s got more belly than p
and then he gets in there than Gymnastics, etcetera, and he puts his
dress on the dress. He' s seven ten years old. Finally,
he' s ten years old and that waiting bass doesn' t take away
any laundry from this country or the world, or putting it in Vapol.
Nothing removes that smell of water from the clothing dice. And that' s
why mature ladies smell more awaited than young women. Good morning, five,
three, one, ninety- six, fifty. Good morning, good morning
Tremajegan a cream jelly olia. You say you had an old lady smelling of
milk meat if you had a winch. Good morning, good fools, let
' s go in the morning or old. I' m the one who
comes down from that relationship. I' m sixty- five. Child to
moral field love. I' m weird. It depends, too, because,
for example, there is old of that age that this gentleman says depending
on the target to which and the level I have economic to which it belongs.
I have some news for the mechanics, especially what they do in heavy
mechanics. Take a good bath now what' s so young that thanks you
stay. Bathe well now that you are so young that after the fifties the
low gasoia You do not take anything away. Gasoline is the tanning fingernails,
but the whole thing about him and the only tanning sasuña already black and terrible
sheath. I was a mechanic to my heh came to get my claw out
of when I worked mechanically at the age of ten. I had left the
mechanics. That' s two thousand four. A million- dollar old woman
wasn' t the same as a naco old woman. You' re not
comparing yourself badly, because both the million and the naco are there in those
economic boundaries exactly. But the old one in the million has a different cultural
background than the naco. No, what' s going on is that the
old one in the million and the old one in the naco were the same
old one. It' s not more classic, really. No. No,
no, nothing. Hey, what' s going on? The old
one from the naco and the old one from the million were the same old
one. The thing is, the old Naco woman was evicted to be a
tower in the house she lived in. So those old ladies, too,
are living somewhere else. The one who now, in order to make the
comparison fair, should be the one of the rosmil and the one of the
million who believed with good luck, because who in the negotiation gave him an
apartment and I saw him and live with a son who have moved you with
Sancho Sama, son with whom he believed that for living in Naco, he
was rich. And it turns out that not that you weren' t rich,
you were middle class and not smitten by your life. And now what
gives you time paid for a small apartment in the Sama Ensancho or Rosa soul.
So I don' t see that next door is that you can'
t pay this side of my life and get ready that pro you' ll
also have to leave Sama and Alma Rosa. What is getting expensive, of
course, of course, will end up living on the 19th road of Mendoza.
Not there for the carriz. Over here? Over here? Over here?
Over there? Over there? Over there? No, don' t
call me that way. He arrived for James, for the other exact one.
Over there. I have a friend he said I don' t live
across the bridge there. I wasn' t crossing bridge when he went home
to Buca. The cheapest thing that in another was eight million when Boca apartment
came out says no, I leave earlier, because now he lives. He
lives across bridge two right. Friday at 3: 00 in the morning,
I got in there. But this Mr Ahorita said it. But it'
s another country. That' s another country out there and out there and
I ask how much an apartment here costs to rent eight million, no or
rent and the person with whom he was half and she paid there fifteen zero
weight and I wander fifteen zero pesos around here fucking expensive tama that enktu hears
truth tank Twi exactly his motto. Well, out there closing up with the
smell of old man. The smell of old is a real phenomenon that manifests
in adults over sixty years of age, generated by the presence of one of
a molecule in the skin that, when it is oxidized, produces this odor.
Although it' s associated with a bad smell. Thus it is indicated
that it is more complex to explain and less unpleasant than is commonly thought.
This aroma begins to appear acedor at the age of thirty due to hormonal changes
that increase the production of a fat in the skin, being more marked in
older people due to the decrease of the natural oxidant capacity of your body.
Research in the United States has shown that the smell of old is less intense
and more pleasant in older adults. Older adults not old compared to young people
as body odors change with age and can be perceived by humans to identify biological
age, among other aspects. These studies, therefore, shed light on this
culturally relevant phenomenon and in constant scientific research around the perception of body odor and
its relationship with age. So that phrase that a colagenite is good for the
smell, for the mouth and for the touch can have no more reason than
the eye tries to make the colage bring these problems to you. Here,
you' ve done it. The age of majority is not going to pressure,
there are people complicating these days, I want to extend a congratulations here
to a great friend, a great brother friend of life, already he left.
He turns thirty- eight and thinks already that I met you like twenty
- six, he' s the accountant. The accountant, Mr Maldonado,
must recognize you now. He wants life to have been generous. With you,
not only by the human being the human quality that adorns you as a
human being to IT, but because, despite thirty- eight years, you
do not look so ill- treated. And if you add up that you
' re in all week, that bad life you' re living, uh,
and being collecting stories and facts on Twitter, that you' re still
preserving your thirty- eight, that' s because life has been enormously,
enormously generous. With you, God, you are still blessed with great health.
Allow yourself to continue to enjoy what you have accumulated as a product of
your frugal life. The counter is an accountant. I don' t know,
I just know a single accountant will vote after everything. My cousin,
he' s a painkiller. My cousin used to calculate even the beer she
was going to drink in a week. This week I' m going to
see five beers because nothing else. I have money for five, because next
week I want to drink two. Ce Mira to Vaila everything already applies accounting
and finances it and truth. That is to say, for him already forsaking,
excellent, human being, great friend, solidarity, tremendous person. I
send you my congratulations on your thirty- eightth birthday. Life loves you because
it keeps you roaming, good spirit and good attitude. Although you are already
entering the border of old age and today is also birthday, but to this
life, so I make it the foot has hit hard in our friend,
Yanni the skinny already you say that neither has passed a roller and the confidence
that I have with her looks skinny of my life was that you fulfill some
ninety- seven good, well, but it looks fifteen, but Felico tires
a forte. We want a lot, Yanni look you know that spoken or
earlier that the Dominican Republic has grown economically by the spirit of the Dominican continues
to be of misery. That' s terrible for a society where the most
affluent people are the ones who complain the most about things that shouldn' t
stay ah sure that José Horacio is going around talking about the networks and distribution
of wealth that tell me where we come together, because he gives me the
share of the wealth that he accumulated, that touches me. We begin to
start with the example people who have lived comfortable all their lives, don'
t know what' s going on work, what parting the back throws forward
talking about a rancid discourse of radistribution of wealth and sheath look at that.
I am not the poor who have been able to come out on the basis
of work, talent and sacrifice of misery. I don' t hear them
distributing anything. It is a posture of people who have been very comfortable to
believe that they are the moral pas ladines and to be saying that the country
is wrong because there are many look if there is something that is real,
that is where there are more millionaires, there is less poverty. That is
how it is understood. What I say clearly, the more millionaires you have
in a country less poverty, there will be in that country and the more
millionaire there will be inequality, but we will all be richer in proportion to
the work we do. And you explain to him that these stale socialist politicians
don' t understand. Returning to the tearful middle class of the Dominican Republic,
says pro- consumer they, the executive director of that entity, Eddie
Alcántara, accused opposition political leaders, camouflaged representatives of non- profit organizations,
create an environment of uncertainty and confusion or the issue that has to do with
the products of the basic gratas. There are other things they say. I
hear quite honestly here there is free market in the Dominican Republic and everything is
expensive everywhere and honestly. You have to talk honestly because because maybe you don
' t think you see a brother bubble, everyone attacked the whole world.
Go ask the Spaniards how much it is worth a liter of olive oil compared
to the two thousand twenty. Everything is expensive, and not necessarily because the
government has made economic decisions that affect prices, etc. So people who work
so long ago work the gallon of oil that I bought four years ago,
in six hundred ninety and new, in one thousand sixty- nine, four
hundred pesos normal. Now, but I' ll see you how much soy
costs today compared to two thousand twenty. Ah it is simply that the government
is not all the fault of the government, although the one that manages the
macroeconomic policy, that affects the prices and it was and those things and the
economy is the state, but the fuck he is saying that there is not
and is not seeing to remeasuring that where you sell what you did in the
two thousand nineteen take pressure. Now take pressure. Let me see here They
wrote something for me. This has to do with it. Ok ah,
today is also birthday, Carlos Reyes, birthday today for him, congratulations,
Carlos friends of Twitter, birthday today, Carlos Reyes, birthday in the idea
of his life. Yes, well what is disguised in the vega, yes,
of the drunkards of social networks, yes, of little, but good
people Yes? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? Or to see him,
okay Well, there he is. Of jen complaining, well, complaining,
No, because we watched the weekend a quejantina with the prices of the
concert, carol Gy, drinks and a lot of video smuggling Romo. That
' s creep, that' s people. She doesn' t complain about
this, she still does. I think you have to do things with dignity.
It' s just that I explain by pricking a tiny tip of that
peace. When I went to the classic of Baiseball in the two thousand seventeen,
I went with a group of opulent friends bootate, I remember I had
to put four hundred dollars in an account in the yard without being able to
spend it. But my dignity was first that my economy greeted the group of
that count of three liters of ay yes in red. That was not four
that card that day did not want dick, he said no longer pass from
here in the yard, in the courtyard of the courtyard, in ging when
the yard was fashionable, when the park was fashionable. Then it gets full
of us know that the shit went away, but those friends of mine,
obviously, at the end that I had to put five years ago, I
have one account and another you can imagine on account and to me it was
to help me that they put four hundred and that pays the soft drinks four
hundred, two, four hundred dollars. That in that same experience, I
hope my friend is listening. That' s why I say the things that
did condignity. My friend was in the middle of a move, he was
just moved, etcetera, and he had made a series of changes in his
life. A new job, et cetera. My other friend, another friend
and he said look Alberto, I' m not gonna pay fifteen dollars for
a drink in bad Lin Park. I know who you' re talking about.
No, I didn' t ex you I went I stopped at the
supermarket. I bought a pot of Shampoo curl for the hair. Of course
it lasted a week throwing the guacaliente to take away the flavor and the four
days that we spent going to the classic, we spent watching Shampoo. But
with dignity. With dignity, with dignity, uh, with dignity and also
as he had a jempeya on his trouser strap he would put miniatures of whisky
and vodka. And we did that with dignity. We didn' t show
it, we didn' t make fun of anyone' s dignity, nor
did they bring it up to return. We didn' t go to networks
to ask them how he put the Shampoo hipotte paes and so his wife came
out with the wallet already from the work of my caldita was leaving work with
her pot inside the wallet, and those tickets know that the woman already sent
me with that sheath, the face full of pot. They didn' t
even check them anymore and we drinking Shampoo I don' t believe you give
give another to the vamos, we give others. The codes go already,
because it has the glass wash again. Then do things with dignity. Yeah,
yeah, yeah, they don' t show' em because you'
re not. Yes, because you know what' s going to happen that
then the review is going to be drier, more thorough and invasive. The
person who does the consrs concert or does the wrong thing is going to put
a woman and there you are going to get a finger in your anus.
Yeah, I saw you play, I saw that case. Here are some
liabilities that drop a liter of the Wickings a mont throw a fart that what
comes in if it has pierced you goes for the pot oh my bid,
what by no. But it was amazing. I was unforgettable. That'
s not the truth that I made it more serious and Alberto, I made
it go ours. I don' t know. From good city heart to
world nine forty. He knows who is champud the boat was a little blue
pot of a champuñ a station to Mars and the great super chain was holy
moro, the chain of the hundred kilos of power prove all that of the
cenki already has to go changing the word. It means something else here.
The gigahels of the terabay emma. If they don' t talk about kilo
of the thousand pixels, if the gigaceles galga, I don' t know
ro kilo you make his mouth water a lot in hearing that on the Dominican
beaches and where they are. So we closed off with Peter Eran. Yesterday.
Yesterday was the inauguration of the opening of the cable car of Santa Histórico
de Santiago and to the exact rules went precisely to that the people of Santiago
who are already using the telefo The spherical cable car. We really need to
see if you are complying with the rules that have been laid down. What
are the letters MIRA, for example, let' s start with the generals.
The Santiago cable car will provide a collective transport service that will improve mobility
in the interior of the city and allow the connection with other modes of transport,
accessing the city quickly and safely. I live in a neighborhood that they
put cable car, you can' t imagine how traffic changes and how people
re- educate traffic. Traffic and people are re- educated in the face
of behavior are modified, because there is the dog behavior of the corners where
the public car does not take, and there is the behavior of organized clean
stations, of transport systems such as the subway, the cable car, etc.
All how they can be the same people with two different behaviors. What
can' t be done good. There are eighty- three cabins, four
stations that will have the ability to move four zero people per hour a four
- kilometer ride from the Junta to the Yagüita ten minutes will be traveled.
You' ll be picked up that path, there' ll be gestations.
It may also be your people will be able to exactly. It is forbidden
to cross the yellow line, which is that of the one until the cabin
opens the door. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. I
' m going to give you security, you don' t all go in
and stick like others. The entry of people under the influence of alcohol or
drugged persons is prohibited. Also forbidden to eat or drink in cabins. That
' s what I paid for my room, that the devil aut si utetra
of me messing with are no longer what connabanes are going to take it out
of his hand. Forbidden to travel alone to children under sixteen years of age,
he says, smoking in cabins is prohibited, entry with firearms or white
weapons is prohibited, entry with ro fish and animals or super friendly buttocks is
prohibited and entry with largetotototes is prohibited. I mean, I won' t
be able to ride ay oiga. Obviously, this ro his bulge that I
want to pray good in the way of use attention city heart. In the
coming weeks the period of education of the entrance will be free. Each cabin
has capacity for twelve passengers ten sitting two standing. Children under the age of
12 must be accompanied by an adult. Children over 12 will be able to
travel alone. This does not correspond because it says here sixteen, what the
prohibitions say and what they say here. The schedule of the educational period will
be from 18 to 30 March, including Holy Weeks. You said Roberto hears
this million- dollar idea, that your reporters ride in the first station you
had and report of cable car for super week Santa Fulano of such Mira.
There is no idea of Benia on Fridays from Monday to Friday from eight to
ten, Derano, from eight to ten in the morning, Saturdays and Sundays
and from four to six in the afternoon from April 1st to 30th. All
stations will be operational from Monday to Saturday, from six in the morning,
nine and four in the afternoon to eight Sundays and holidays from twelve from noon
to eight in the evening and from the first of May that will already operate
commercially, that is, that you will have to pay your ticket from Monday
to Friday from six in the morning to ten, thirty in the night,
Saturdays from six to nine in the night and Sundays and days worth eight to
nine. I am surprised that, being such a sophisticated mode of transport,
they are not within the rules or prohibitions, a weight limit for the people
they are going to use. Not the cabin has a weight limit, which
are the equivalents. I think a thousand and we got an exact sheath,
because the first time I rode on the cable car of Acá de Santo Domingo
the cabins said. But what I think should depress is prudence. But when
you ride a£ 400 people, you can already fit three people less.
Perfect, it' s not basic logic. If you have there, if
you have capacity for twelve people, I imagine that must have a capacity of
is a weight of completion. You grab a person who' s overweight,
because then the thing changes, it' s going to change and that would
mean his belief. I do not or if using logic some danger, said
the president of the Monorrieva, ready for now, by the end of this
year, at least the first test for November. The Santiagueros are already going
to be able to do, as they say, making their plans to spend
Christmas riding in the Monorrie. In no way have I seen here in the
matter of the train, the subway, the subway, I have seen several
problems in the treferico. Nothing happened here. That' s what the problems
that occur in the no no, no, no, not in the time
you have operating the cable car. What' s happened is that maybe it
' s raining with a lot of breeze to the cable car. Something wrong
with the passengers. It hasn' t happened as far as I saw I
can' t ride you. I live near a station and where I live
there are two cable car stations and there has never been a bad one,
there has never been any kind of setback. I don' t think I
know for any reason. People change their complicated behavior in space where there is
a lot of security. The question is because both the station near my house
and the one on the savannah lost in front of Charles' coming goal in
lots and service and the station in the three arms and the one on the
head of the 17th bridge are full of security, that is, a lot
of security for those subway police people. While they' re going, there
' s a feeling like you' re hyper- watched, alone, no
security. It' s not Hinchofer going, no, there' s no
one in the cabin. There' s only safety when you go into the
stations, when you' re in the boarding area, but when you go
in the pod, nothing happens. I am once a woman who seems to
have been taken to her for the first time, not only to ride in
any means of mass transport, but from the jurunela that she lived and the
lord was going wrong up there. Oh, man. I' m the
people who get dizzy still, but you know I' ve never been on
the cable car for a very simple thing. I' m afraid of heights
and just thinking that in the cabin where she rode me it might seem like
a funny guy to jump in and have to blow it up. There.
No, no, no, that, no, it' s not designed
for that thing that it' s not that easy to assault and that sheath.
You feel insecure. I' m telling you because I' ve been
riding several times. Now. The first time I rode on the cable car
was in Puerto Plata. Yeah, there' s nothing there and I'
m talking about 20 years ago. That was in the year two thousand four,
two thousand four, two thousand three, about the new bars and well,
it sounds ugly. But the Cibao had telepheric first than the capital,
that of Puerto Plata. And when I got on that cable car, you
know it' s different than what' s here in the city, as
it' s built, because you' re climbing a mountain and the totally
different feeling is another. At first you feel a little glass, but when
you go to the first tower, on your way to Isabel de Torre there
for the mountain, you start to question yourself. I made one here already
this sheath stays here quiet. If you see cable, if you leave cable,
because remember the people from a few years ago who got stuck in the
cable car, that I remember, it never goes to me, it scares
me. So the one here, the one in the capital, is easy,
or the one in Santiago. It' s going to be easy,
if it' s better, to have some sheath engines. What' s
your emergency name? That moves that sheath and that' s a little bit
above the floor, but I put a sheath in the middle of the mountain
over there with those tall towers with colon. This was done by the best
president we have had in democracy, The father of Dominican democracy and architect of
the modern and prosperous state in which we live, sacrificed his historical legacy to
prevent the communist scourges that were born in the country from bringing their claws closer
to the management of the state Joaquín balaguer Ricardo. There' s a ban.
He built the cable car that I don' t quite agree with,
the one to suck. You can' t trade, you can' t
what you can' t be is visibly drunk. Of course and that'
s not just here, that in any system on the New York subway,
before not in New York, I' d spoil you. If you were
seen visibly drunk, security would take you out exactly then. But that eating
thing, look at it and I say it as a user, sporadic of
the mass transport system like the subway, the cable car. Take care of
those pods, because when you stay on foot it' s that I changed
my mind about the subway. Once I stayed a month on foot look at
my brother and I was getting out of here from the station. I would
come by taxi, go in a public car to the station there from the
Nuñez de Cáceres with Kennedy and I would give him to the Juan Pablo Duarte,
which is the one in the Olympic Stadium and from there I would go
to the mother Tingo in December of the two thousand thirteen, that way more
or less two thousand thirteen, and so on. Look, gentlemen, when
you don' t have to grab the tube to ride a guagua or a
crowd, you' ll be in the trunk to ride a public cart.
That' s the best thing in the world for you to know. So,
well, the people of Santiago take care of their own cable car.
You guys are making a very useful play. Use it tomorrow to tell us
how it has gone on your tours of the day of oins teles. Yeah,
yeah, yeah. This country didn' t get to any more,
because this is a country of ungrateful people. They did not allow Balaguer to
rule the full four years of ninety- four to twenty- eight. Well,
if it hadn' t been for the twenty- four, the war
would have ruled maybe up to two thousand and this country maybe, maybe it
would be better than it is. But of course the war had a sense
of smell and the witness of not having appeared on the road Leonel Fernán,
this country what I know, Honduras. Thank you, God, you knew
that you sent those two great men to us. Leonel doesn' t understand
that he' s out of style, but he' s still grateful for
the sacrifice, he suffers from what I did exactly. If you take care
of that play, uh, well, and now we' re underestimating you,
too. But he has proved to be the excellent President. He has
completed only that work which was fully initiated in his Government. The only thing
that has delivered Gabinadel that his government has begun so far is the Santiago cable
car. We' re still waiting for the nine or the nine. Wait
for you guys to get three or three. Vol Dios, Lords, if
I had wagered money with prime, I lost the poet to you you thought
I was going to give him fast. No. I told him to that
bathroom in October, on October 11 of the year two thousand twenty- three,
we were on our way to Santiago and he was telling him that he
will not cover the injuries. I know. This government has been in a
hurry and is going to have to complete the subway. That' s so
smart and sir seeing in February the subway that goes up to the alcarrizo,
subway that Abby says they' re in the ninety- two percent ready Look
there hasn' t stuck a block in there half of October that you see
it outside and you say, but what ninety- two, ninety- two
percent there nothing. There it is then, Peter, people in Santiago take
care of their ten bonus, not the cable cars. What comes now the
monkey ten in November I didn' t laugh. I do, I want
to get into the monorrhie La Yagüita and those places. That' s where
they' re gonna have it. That' s the cable car, that
cable car. Remember that the first few days are going to be a little
uncomfortable for you who are not used to it. Like this. He also
completed the carrizo wait for you, but the caricio left him. Started,
he eats it. Just look, look, look, andr, the only
reason I love myself is to ride the monorail. You know what it'
s like to make sure the voice recorded on the stops is spoken on top
of them. Of course, next stop of the hyda. So in Loppi
' s jia, in good habit. Now people have caught him talking to.
Bathing is the most beautiful thing. There is no accent on the most
beautiful world. I understand that' s what you find out. Oh,
one thing and the other. Santiago had it the governments of the forgotten fight.
Yeah, so I don' t know that she' s an employee
who doesn' t want it anymore in Santiago, because they did nothing more
like that with valation in Danilo' s eight years. But Danilo was giving
jumps to rough country. Danilo Danilo' s government, what he did was
the cyclone that reaches Navarretti' s and I forgot about Santiago, but he
crossed the river and the compassion didn' t give it. Thing sheathed and
hugged Vieja Baye