Yesterday was the debate of the candidates for Senator in the capital of the Dominican
Republic, an initiative carried out by the Nuevo Diario, an organization wins,
I remind us of the name and radio group of c Media, media RMIA
and Radio Televisión dominicana and other sponsors. There were the five senator candidates for
Senator for the National District or Mar Hernández, Vinicito Castillo, Seman, Guillermo
Moreno, etcetera. I couldn' t see it completely because I was busy
with other things. I could see a part of the debate, but from
what I could read, because it attracted the attention of many people who were
commenting and sharing on their social networks the answers to the different questions that were
divided by block in this debate led by Jaime nook moderated by Jaimerincon and by
Víctor Gómez Casanova. I saw the first stage where he was told what the
shit is called that they want to impose on you the bad gender ideology in
public policies and people. Perhaps you can' t imagine the transversal and what
and what influence these theories that, as they were originally named, are called
gender theories many public policies here in the country. You saw the debate Peter
Vázquez, something that you thought at first glance about the visual, looked very
striking, very interesting. I think it was definitely a good start, a
good start, it is a yes that seems to me an excellent initiative and
I believe that this, from now on at the level of communication and proposal
of the politicians. This really marks a rather interesting start and, of course,
the people who saw it might notice some I don' t imagine this
of what the political class really is, as they think how, how their
proposals are, how they eXpres at the end the debate ended up becoming what
the political class is like. But of my incito it was really already insane,
the viticito was all against Leonel. Leonel passed as with Trunn in a
debate that was ninety- six percent of the time spent in a Republican debate
a few months ago, according to the 1990s, which then went to attack
Trump, who was absent in the debate. Yesterday I saw the complaint of
many people on Twitter say but why they always go to Leonel and why everyone
attacks Omar if he is responsible for his actions and Homar' s dad is
responsible for his own. In fact, there you also show that many of
those who have good, those candidates, some of those who were there were
just blubber talk, because they were not even prepared could say good the question
or thing. For example, I had a question that was asked about the
proposals they had and what they used was not to promote themselves, not to
talk about what you were going to do. And it' s really the
scenarios of the debates that are spaces where the candidate is being promoted. There
is a story with debates that are not from televised debates or through the media,
because debates do not arise in the tenth century of debates in the United
States, England and much of the West are long- standing pods. Before.
What happens is that the mass media does the debates before the people,
because the debates took place in scenarios where a public went and what expanded in
the commentary the opinion of those who attended these debates there were not things.
But what the debates are one before and one after that famous debate between Kennedy
and Richard Nixon in the 1960s for election, where he would end up winning
Kennedy for those who watched him on TV and Nixson for those who heard him
on the radio. And you will say how like two, the same fact
is perceived differently, depending on the medium you consume it. Look what we
saw in the debate. I saw the first answer in my opinion. The
first question, the opinion with which I most agreed on the topic of gender
ideology and public policies, the subject of education and all that, was with
Guillermo Moreno. Guillermo Moreno made it clear that he does not agree or share
these identity experiments, which brings with it everything that this brings in the package.
Then I saw the position of the democratic choice candidate who said that Hedro
' s ideology does not exist. I wrote a tweet that said when you
see someone arguing that one thing doesn' t exist, being that touching us
everywhere, it' s because he' s part of those who promote,
defend and want to impose that. They' re trying to brainwash him,
to deny, let' s say, it' s like the teraplanists,
that is, those who deny the existence of what is now called gender ideology.
They are the ideological version of the terraplanists. Theraplanists reliably assure and have
a thousand arguments to claim that you have it flat. That first question to
me told me a lot and left me with a little bit of a disagreement
that I recognize. Guillermo Moreno gave a good answer, but it turns out
that when you went to Twitter and found the response of the people, to
the shorts of the answer, those who saw Omar Fernández' s seemed great,
that it was not bad. It was not bad, He was brief
and was quite clear and sharp in his position. What I' m saying
is that in the times we' re living today, the one who didn
' t see the debate will have to feed on the little cuts that appear
on social networks like Tiktok, like Instagram or like Twitter itself. And it
' s probably the same thing that happened with Richard Nixon, which conceptually,
maybe Nixon was better structured in that debate than Kennedy, but what didn'
t even dominate telegeny, that is, television, which was a relatively new
people technology, and Nixon looked bewildered, nervous, sweaty, and that somehow
conditioned that whoever saw him in the debate thought that he wasn' t competent
enough as he looked comfortable young young telegenic kemedy. That happened all those things.
That, that is, at least the impression I have of the feedback
that came through the redity and the new technology is precisely something very similar to
what you talk about happened in this debate. But in a general sense,
I saw a lot of answers from people who were candidates. There you are
and, of course, you couldn' t miss the jocuso part, the
jocky parts and especially the king of the memes of that debate will be vinicito
those oncosity also said couple of truths that really you really are, then you
get to see them really like this And one of those foque truths that told
you little pussy, but missing in lots of matches and what happened. And
you' re gonna go from pussy to pussy and but it' s true
guy is in all games. But you' ve had a chance to do
what you' re saying. Yes, and I didn' t cough it
up, why do I, as a votant, for example, have to
give it to you because what I have dates from the opportunity. Let'
s do some guys, for example, that' s for the first time
and then they' re the things that the debates reveal and that are interesting.
That creates opinion and creates debate. If you believe precisely this kind of
thing we' re talking about. Evidently, those who debate in these scenarios
are informed about the issues that will be addressed in a gender way. Let
' s talk about this. These are the blocks. They' ll be
from this pod. The times were so much they were informed of the rules
prior to the debate. You can tell him, he is told in a
gross way to look at the debate will revolve around issues that have to do
with foreign policy, such as the issue of relations of Dominican Republic Hait or
the subject of the so- called what we saw yesterday or the one that
is going to debate, he does not get there to see what the surprise
is going to come with. Not the second ones set clear rules that were
almost fully fulfilled in the debate and I think the most important thing is with
this type of events, is going, educating the audience. But I keep
something and I want to share it now before we go to music is that
they come. I think that the most important thing that has is the confrontation
of the positions on the same subject, of those who are aspiring to be
elected by the people so that they are part of the solution to those problems,
let' s say, But it is also a way to leave a
documentary proof of how committed or not they are to facing those problems that they
have posed some sort of solution in a public setting like the scenario of a
debate, Because certainly here and I say it with much pain, legislators do
not legislate for the benefit of the people who choose them. Dominican legislators are
a commigraph seal that, depending on who asks them to sound doso. They
give it. They may be executives and they are pro- executive, or
it may be business interest groups or foreign interest groups that they are there,
because it is not true that legislators here sit there to defend interests and question
them is, essentially, that they benefit or that they may harm the Dominican
who elects him semi- conviction. But it' s good to see you
there exhibiting your ideas for one to know how you think or not to talk
about marriage. Obviously, the question is simple. Who do you understand who
won yesterday' s debate among senators running for senators in the national district?
If you saw the debate, we are obviously talking purely and simply about subjective
perception. I think you had the debate. If you saw him, who,
according to your perception, was better off standing in the debate based on
how you had him answer the questions, points and counterpoints that occurred between candidates
on the stage of the debate yesterday here in the national district. Five three,
one ninety- six fifty is the morning rhythm per channel. One hundred
and five, one horism ninety- six. The other candidates probably didn'
t notice. I mean, no, no, no, no? They
didn' t notice that the fact that it was all against Omar gave Omar
a huge advantage, because he is seen to be wanted to attack, that
is to say for something. I felt that Guillermo Moreno was there, but
it wasn' t like he never saw me I' m here, but
I' m not. William sometimes forgot that he was there. Well,
Carlos Rubios felt like he was on a YouTube channel life. Yes, exactly.
Well, let' s go to the question and don' t go
too deep either. Who do you understand, according to what you had,
that won yesterday' s debate, Who, according to you, had the
closest answers to the positions you have When I tell you to win, I
mean that it matches your position and that, therefore, you would be willing
to favor is to that win that I mean with your vote. Look what
you' re not so much about going to that kind of scenario, scenario,
political gentlemen, and I' m saying it from my own experience.
For me, that served me, for me to meet the other candidates.
For me there was nothing more than Omar or Mary, William Morino, and
Breno the others. I honestly didn' t know it existed. Good morning.
Good morning, good morning, definitely give him the political. Five,
three, one, ninety- six and fifty is coming out of the morning.
The question is simple, without many complications. If you saw the debate,
who do you understand who won? Good morning. If you want to
make a comment or a podcast, Good morning, first time I see a
debate 28 years and I understand that by its participation the way it was expressed,
Omar Fernández is the only winner in that scenario. If this twenty-
eight or good morning, Omar Hernández says that Omar Fernández good morning, good
morning, you saw the debate yesterday, what did you think. Who do
you think won the debate yesterday? Good of the two candidates I knew.
The others didn' t know they were on the road. They were running
for office. Guille didn' t lose the mood. He says Guillermo model
lost, which means Omar won. Then it' s simple what it'
s called. They' re math. Math in all a hundred or not
exactly brones Good morning, Well, good morning. Sure 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. It was by the most ill- prepared aim,
that is, seeing that for me he won and second plain it is not
noticeable that country, why he knows that he will forlara three prm. But
what' s a lot of this, no more bad stuff. God said
nothing to the first answer and he will call alone twenty- nine minutes.
Good morning or bad, says the glomar. Good morning, good morning,
good morning. I understand how bad, right, because I responded up to
the point as a person who had an understanding of what the Senate is going
to do says that, that' s the good thing about the UN models
sheath and does neo- horizon debate schools look at it there or clear the
study. There, seven twenty- nine, good morning, notice, good
morning, well, look, look, I really or badly didn' t
meet my expectations until after seeing the debate. Yeah, I always saw him
as being relaxed that he had that Bimba lyon yes thing that yes, it
' s like I saw him, not very convinced. But yesterday I brothered
there I realized that we have to prepare to get to that real Maquizo,
we are going to see each other for nothing. Seven- thirty minutes of
the morning we' re here asking which of the five candidates for the district
Senate you understand. In the debate that took place yesterday, several television channels
were broadcast on television, including Radio, Dominican television, radio stations, etc.
He won yesterday' s debate. Diputa. Good morning, Well Alberto
boy as such, I welcome you to see how important it is to see
a debate in our country. It' s very intecisive and we look at
how sea is an abuse already for that March will eat it with Yuca.
What a stop Peter agrees. Yes, I, then we could conclude that
the one who stood the best came out of yesterday' s debate. To
those who saw the debate came Omar Fernández. But what was the worst of
everything that was there was one that I didn' t know. Let me
get the names. I don' t want to be polite. Eric I
don' t know what I say, Eric Eric Het you know because you
know him. I didn' t see him yesterday, but I liked him
very much. He was the mussel that gave him wine, but one thing
uy then gave it to him and he was laughing dead. I did like
that, God, my own me itore the candidates yesterday beginning Castillo Seman Guillermo
Moreno, Omar Fernández eric Ortiz, by democratic option and Carlos Rubio by generation
of servers. In the debate Congress to the Senate of the National District.
I hope all the other candidates look here. Not all candidates endure debate.
Today the points go you. I imagine a debate where you put the torito
of what is going to beat torito, the bacán, tapas in the storm,
in the storm that Carlos Rubiés has forgotten that it was not on Instagram.
Let' s pause. So we come with the one with the worst
performance? Come on, according to opinion, according to what they saw the
debate, Omar becomes gou Toman, according to those who saw the debate,
which was the one who performed the worst had? In yesterday' s debate
it is seven thirty- two minutes. We left in the morning on channel
one hundred and five one, rhythm ninety- six five. Here there is
a province that endures us in the debate, for example, Monteplata, Monteplata,
who is called the Senator of Monteplata, what has senate El monte Plata
announced to us. The last one I knew I knew was Mariotin Mariotti was
the last senator I remind you of Monte Plata. Yesterday was the night of
debate to clarify that this is not the first time that a Dominican Republic debate
is held, one of the first debates on national television. Let us say
that one of the most remembered was that debate between the priest and the presidential
candidate. The priest of the autical Garcia good, the lactic. I do
not know what devil and Professor Juan Bosch would then come many years without debate
and without society forming a clear enough idea of case debate. And we reached
the year two thousand six, when he aspired to re- election as a
candidate for mayor of the District, Roberto Sarcedo, and this because he would
accept a CN Group debate on Channel seven in front of 24 hours of Pacheco.
I don' t know if you remember that. Eighteen years ago in
the two thousand and sixteen there was one that another skirmishes that if you debate.
In the two thousand and twelve there was no debate, but two very
interesting speeches where they presented their proposals in the American Chamber of Commerce, a
lunch at a hotel Hipolito Mejía and Danilo Medina broadcast live on national television.
Both positions of what the Government owed for the next four years. In the
two thousand and twelve it generated a lot of attention. It was noon and
still a lot of people, as they continued on television and radio what there,
as both candidates put before the American Chamber of Commerce at that lunch.
Then we would arrive at the year two thousand and sixteen. There you will
remember the last participation in politics as a candidate for Toay de Camps. There
was talk of the mandurria, which was an expression used by the licence of
cams to refer to all the political and economic power used by the Danilo Medina
regime in that election, which was where, in an absolute way, a
victory has been achieved here in the country in the last twenty- five years.
Dani would end it with a sixty- one percent point. I don
' t know how much voting devil, and that' s when Luis Javin
is running for office. There he showed his political profile. There were also
anonymous people who were there and how to forget the masterful participation of the president
of the PEQUDC, Mr ue Sin Chávez went and the other lady who was
called now left my name. Then everyone will remember, perhaps not all,
but some, the debate that took place or the attempt to debate that took
place in which Rafael Paz participated, who went as a candidate for senator for
the Dominican Liberation Party. That neither came to debate and finally, because I
pass today well, let us hope that he has learned from his participation last
year, from those of the election of two thousand twenty, and we are
already or we are in an environment where the word debate has become part of
everyday life and politicians, no matter how much they flee, will inevitably have
to be part of these spaces. As Peter Ahorita said, the importance of
first being to gain traction in the interest of the people is good and the
second for the same candidates is also good, because yesterday I amended that Mr
Ortiz was the candidate of the Option Party. Let' s all be birds
and if I knew about this boy, about Life and thank you for your
donation, fulano, Carlos Rubio, b then, according to what you had,
according to what you saw in the debate, if you saw him obviously,
which one, in your opinion, had the worst performance in the debate
pada me, pada me, was Guillermo Moreno, because you think, if
I explain myself, I saw many answers from him that seemed very good to
me. Me. What I thought was that he didn' t get involved.
That is to say, this is all this and the other, but
the debate itself was not fulfilled by him. You understand, that' s
like he didn' t argue very little. According to everything not, then
I would say to you no, my love, I don' t know
how it involves also that was the perception that you had. That' s
what I ok and you, Peter Vasquez, I lived it a little bit
solsin and I didn' t really satisfy any of his answers. I did
not like the first answer he gave to the question of gender ideology, it
seemed contun dende to me. Now the other part was where he told his
story. I believe he was prepared to give answers well, as he says,
from personal experience, because the answers I saw always touched on a subject.
For example, when he talked about his grandchildren and sex education, and
that I have a grandson and that I see, it seemed to me that
he did the same when he had to talk about the three causals and there
he talked about the experience with his wife and the birth of his son.
I think that' s where they tried. He repeated the grones forgiveness to
his son that he was out there. Yeah, they moved it. Yes,
they did train him exactly to empathize with that direction of what I think,
that is, I expected better days, worse performance according to what you
saw in yesterday' s debate, that he had no forgiveness for the word
for the idiot of Rie' s face. That was the worst and with
the size Guillermo Mores he did not give his answers to Airea because, unfortunately,
I am materialized on the subject. They' re going to eat him
with cassava. It' s true you say, it' s true that
yes, too much where to cut yourself Good morning, yes, good day
team, so he played to not let his head see what he or she
did. It is shown that Omar Fernández five, three, one, ninety
- six, fifty, which was the one who had the worst performance according
to what you saw. Tincito, my God, what' s this man
doing? He spent the whole night talking about Leoneso Hernández Who, apparently you
did last night in the debate among the candidates for Senator for the National District,
had the worst performance. Good morning. Carlos Rubio asked us for donations,
asked for thanks for their duration. Good morning. Well uncertain, I
say Saliomé, I was human was human, lionel, totally remember, twenty
- two this. The debate was organized by the new newspaper the Council for
Social Economic Development of Santo Domingo. It was broadcast by the new TV daily
and a radio station also its world Superchannel TV, thirty- three Future TV,
Metro, BTB TV, Carivision, the voice of the tropics and the
TV announcer and other important information platforms and RBTV. Impressive lady, you have
to give her your band and ban water. No, no, no,
I said it since he was named. I said on channel four I was
dropping books and then hard, I mean, I never saw it and in
the air still and it has a TV channel, there passes the two moves
a sheath, so I see it sometimes in my house. Good morning,
I' m sure you saw who had the worst performance in the debate yesterday.
Good morning, everyone. I believe that Guillermo Moreno and please ask his
political team to tell Guillermo Moreno that there are already three victim care offices,
that he says he will open one it seems that they did not tell him
that there are already several. No yes, it is also important in your
times, that it is easy for you to search Google. Oh, in
case there' s anything else. The social security expert who at the age
of sixty, when they retire to sixty- five and continue if he is
sixty- sixty, wants to move him to sixty- five. Yes,
but the intention is that, because the end of the pension funds is that
you will last as little time as possible to receive as little money as possible
or from your source. That' s the idea. In the 1940’
s, you retired to your fifties, but began to increase life expectancy.
They moved him to fifty- five. Life expectancy did not continue to rise
to 60 years. In the Dominican Republic, the average life expectancy of a
Dominican was sixty- six years in the early 1990s. Today we are above
seventy- three men and seventy- seven women, thirty- six, which
implies that when the Social Security Act was drafted eight hundred and one was put
on a good average. The Dominican is the median lives sixty- six.
We are going to give you six years of pension, but it turns out
that in the last twenty peak of the year life expectancy has increased thanks to
the governments of the PLD has increased of more than seven years. I did
have to say that I didn' t retire to sixty- five. The
poor social security expert was hanging himself, you bastard. What, but what
do you think has provoked a lot of lawsuits in France, Spain and those
European countries that want to move the retirement age five years later. I think
I always relax the same. Seven hundred and forty- five. Who all
the worst performance and debate, according to you, Juan del Diablo, if
you don' t listen to me, you won' t see the question.
Five three, one ninety- six fifty, good fifty, good,
good boy. I think it' s good, it' s all right
Look at me. Guillermo Moreno was the worst, because at the time I
noticed how when you have the course, You need the crafe and you don
' t want the teacher to see you I was exactly like you. You
say. Five three, one ninety- six fifty. Yesterday was the debate
presented by the Nuevo Diario between Omar Fernández, Guillermo Moreno, Vinicio Castillo,
Seman, Eric Ortiz, Carlos Rubio. According to you, if you saw
the debate, who had the worst performance. Good morning, good morning,
good morning to me Guillermo Moreno felt like he had all bottled up, like
he was lost. Ay ay says Roberto Rodríguez that in reality and perceptions are
two different things, but that in the world we live today, perception is
sometimes more important than reality. Good morning, morning, good morning, five,
three, one, ninety- six and fifty in the morning per channel
a hundred, five, one or ninety- six. This block' s
question is to take advantage of the debate on last night' s worst day.
What was good morning, good morning, Talia the worst. Guillermo Moreno,
good morning Red, good one, the worst one. Guillermo Morden,
tell him of the good candidates, Jennie Ortiz, name Carlos Rubio, Vinicio
Castillo, seman Omar Fernández and Guillermo Moreno of the questions I saw from the
part of the debate I saw. Worst performance I ever saw. I'
m gonna say it, since we' re closing this. The worst waste
I saw was that of Vinicio Castillo. Seman by many factors. First of
all, that yoism, that sheath, it got a little tired of me,
and also its body language is too disruptive. When he comes in,
he' s very aggressive. It looks aggressive, it looks balanced, you
see some people who give it is what it' s called what they give
to the crazy Sanax not the other lithium thing. Looks like lithium didn'
t take it yesterday. That what his body language conveyed imbalance, nervousness or
need to impose his idea. That was what I saw in his moral cor
language, He who was the one who did it the most and Carlos Rubio,
then, later, Guillermo Moreno looked very articulated and also Omar Fernández and
third, Edric Ortiz. That' s very important and these guys who work
on advising politicians look. There are tigers who make videos that talk. For
example, I' m going to put, I' m going to set
an example that you' re going to identify. Easy. If you come
Trump talk and gesticulate with his hands, notice that he never crosses his hand
over his chest and the way he does it. That' s Trump'
s, that' s not his usual body language, that' s what
they learned He didn' t talk like that, but you were a team
that taught him to gesticulate the right way, because even that communicates if you
look at the way Trump talks or let' s say President Fernández himself,
or we can go to the beginnings of candidates. As Luis Vinader' s
candidate, he has been mastering the management of his language and body language.
That' s important. The moments of communicating you You find it in lots
of people who help control that and manage it properly and explain it to you.
In the case of Vinicito, what gave me was a disturbance. He
was on strike Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, street was gonna be you He was gonna get out. Of course,
a guy with an experience in politics that is undeniable and Omar. At
first he was very nervous. Good morning, Benecio, Benicio, Vinicio looked
very overwhelming five, three, one, ninety- six and fifty already the
last. Who, according to what you saw yesterday in the debate, had
the worst performance. Good morning, well, yeah, the best tickle.
Good morning. Good morning? Good morning? Good morning, good medium,
sell thalego, we finished Omar was good morning. Who had the worst performance,
in that today I came, she says good wine. Yesterday' s
debate of candidates for senators for the National District or Mar Fernández of the People
' s Force and the Dominican Liberation Party and the PZ of Guillermo Moreno,
by the Modern Revolutionary Party and alliance to country. Vinicio Castillo Seman for the
reformist José el Cristiano y la Fuerza y la Fuerza Nacional Progresista, Eric Ortiz
for democratic choice and Carlos Rubio for generation of being vidors. This was broadcast
on the Canal Cuatro televisión dominicana also by the Nuevo Diario. It was organized
by the Nuevo Diario and the Council for Social Economic Development of Santo Domingo and
participated in it these candidates, so those who saw it have given their positions.
The topics covered were gender ideology, the Haitian issue and the border,
the three causal issues, technology issues, etcetera, etcetera. Social security and
all these matters that are in the interest of much of the Dominicans and that
have to pass through the colander. Many of them from the legislative system of
the Dominican Republic. Finally, when it was wine, he looked so aggressive
that when Erick told him to sneak into his face, I said You.
Now that the cookie is coming, the little wine is holding in his hand.
Really. I didn' t think there' d be any place to
put him there. You know how important it is for you to monitor your
legislators. It' s just that, as one legislator friend explained to me,
legislators sometimes go through bills so they know they exist. There is a
bill that has been proposed by a PLD legislator for companies to give preference to
victims of attempted femicide. Preference preference, that is, if your husband hits
you, you' re going to interview. You say the maydo at once,
but the soft one and the cold the prosecutor' s office and I
have the job for you. You already know who does not vote for them
a nonsense, but what he says was made by a bill proposed by the
deputies Marcas Rodríguez, which seeks to give preference to women victims of attempted femicide
in the workplace, both private and public companies. The proposal foresees that at
least two percent of the people in these institutions are victims of this type of
gender- based violence, and suggests that they be given priority for access,
promotion and job training, ensuring the necessary conditions for their performance. The draft
legislation also provides that institutions must report quarterly to the Ministry of Labour the places
available to women victims of attempted femicide, with the aim of facilitating their employment.
It is argued that this initiative seeks to improve the quality of these women,
promoting their autonomy, participation and personal well- being, which also has
a positive impact on their children, and to increase the financial capacity of the
family. The legislative proposal is based on the principle of protection of personal integrity,
establishing the Constitution. She stressed the State' s obligation to provide protection
in the event of danger. The bill is currently being analysed by the Gender
Committee of the Chamber of Deputies and hopes that it is issuing a report recommending
its approval or rejection before the end of the current legislature. You owe it
to yourselves to know who you choose, why you vote. Because if every
group that identifies some kind of disadvantage in Dominican society is going to demand a
privileged position, that it be given privileged access to employment, health or whatever,
then we get screwed, because I have not heard more absurd things than
this proposed law is what is now attempted. Attempt has to be, for
example, what happened yesterday in Santiago with the lady exactly attempt that the Mario
gave her a career, that he took a gun in this case that attacked
her and this lady ended up hurt. Eye. That gentleman previously injured a
teenage girl who went to school with her father. Late in her father'
s vehicle and by a touch she shot and wounded this teenager in santigo.
I mean, he lived two people there. Ah it was a shot that
dealt with the teenager and he had. He was gonna argue, he,
he had a restraining order. The extension orders have the same protective effect as
the masks in the pandemic. Not one real man was a demon boy,
yes because my God, but it' s this kind of proposition or one
can evaluate. What kind of tajalán or taxalana one commands because you a sheath
look at the issue of violence within couple relationships is a very complex topic.
Countries that have dedicated huge amounts, with better institutions, more educated societies,
people with more capacity to deal with conflicts. And yet, in those super
advanced societies of many aspects, tragedies continue to occur within the couple. Violence
continues within the couple, a thing that has not been found a solution.
But we have legislators who understand that everything can be resolved with a law and
that the laws are able to solve everything and that the state must intervene and
cross over to the most absurd aspects, such as that a company should now
set up an evaluation process. Let' s now evaluate the sales department.
How many tubes your husband gave you. This month you' re the half
- five husband. That' s where I got the position of supervisor.
It' s going into Fulana' s hands, because she' s the
one who' s got the most horn. He held you six months to
the husband, two orders to remove the husband, two omidations to the prosecution.
Therefore, although she does not have the ability to be the supervisor,
those tubes and those restraining orders give her all those points to be promoted welcome
to the position and fuck the department. What happens is that meritocracy gaffes.
This is a jerk, it' s a spanking. I believe there are
issues that should not be crossed. It is regrettable, the issue of violence
is a tragedy, but there are issues that should not be crossed, which
is what the State now intends to impose on companies as well as how they
choose personnel that they must take into account beyond capacity look. I understand that
a company must care about an egg if a person is being mistreated or not
as soon as and so much what it is evaluating is its ability to perform
in a position. And if you tell me that I have, then you
have to take into account that a person is giving it, they are poking
it in their house for me to give a position to the one who is
running or that I should give it a position From this, then what we
are doing by putting aside the merit to take into account something that does not
bring value to the company or the person. I would change that because I
am training and not even by law a training human resources so that they are
what I know, I watch if you are mistreating her something like that,
but give her a position, because for each one it is worth a promotion.
But the problem is. I am, for example, of what I
think our two did to them. They must meet certain requirements to be legislator.
Yes, yes, yes, you must pass an exam. Gentlemen,
for you do a master' s degree in information. You have to pass
a test. It' s a master' s degree. It' s
not just, it' s not just. That being Dominican. He'
s eighteen years old, because it' s that you guys look. Many
people think they study, train intellectually and academically. It makes them smart exactly,
but look at this one or have a title, something stays then don
' t edit because a racabaca lady from a neighborhood that has a neighbor'
s meeting, can already be legislator. No, that' s not bad
jab good may be the proposal made by this lady, a bill that seeks
to give preference to women victims of attempted femicide in the workplace. In other
words, the proposal provides that at least two per cent of persons employed in
private companies are victims of this type of violence. This is not done in
the state, because you have to sue the private company, the private company,
Ahorita, you have to appoint the president of the company that was hit
the most in the year and the potemada of the year is fulana. So
come fuck me yes and really that the pods you see the published dom Red
Domba Red Domba Adriana Gómez Peter Vazquez left the question before the pause. I
don' t know what it means to act drastically that if you cross the
border, but I think I have a suspicion look East. We' re
talking to him about the way your partner used to conquer you. Making a
trip to the past, this one noticed how things have varied when it comes
to falling in love with a person and we certainly set an example that fell
from romanticism that was breathed in that environment in those times, when we were
young Oh, when we were young, Oh youth, when you were young,
I was going in my dad' s testicles still good with the truth
is that how your partner conquered you, what did How he approached you.
What did he say? Good morning, it was Oriental, good morning,
good morning, walking boys. Okay. I don' t know if I
applied that at this time, but my husband conquered me out of exhaustion.
How was the tiredness. And he' s got good, because he lasted
a year inviting me out and we were going out, but he never told
me that he liked me, he didn' t talk about anything about me
he said project guy, because he invited me, but I kept going out
and out of curiosity and tired. And we' re 15 years old for
eating. That' s if he doesn' t say it, then eat
that tire. Yes, well, yes, so, sir the countryside,
for the truth that after my effort I acquire flower or flowers lords is clear
and devil flower we believe in the love that, if it were not for
funeral homes that is multiplied by the cities of our country, the floristries did
not exist And the past and the missing is called the balloon Gloria hou Parry
of my friend. If women know it' s real, if a lot
of why the man gives them flowers they fear because you want to break the
flower of the real flower, then have a shop when a flower bouquet comes
to you a thing that does not land give away. It' s nicer
there in the world. I follow it to my friends at House Party lud
Animal five, three, one, ninety- six and fifty look at it
there all that balloon boog love. Well, let' s go to the
line. Good morning, ask piterra the way I have my daughter. Good
morning, my style, mine was thoroughly employed. I had to not see
that man about ten years and we met restaurant and yesterday he asked me for
the phone and we started talking and he half I can visit and he started
sending me flowers daily for about fifteen days. That' s really nice of
you That' s great I' m gonna do one thing to you.
The first time I went out with him I didn' t have sex because
my beginning wasn' t allowed, but that' s what I wanted you
to break up. Or it was this one says a great friend that the
friend lasted five years, five years throwing him pullite, pullite, pullite,
and you what he' s going to do and respect her. Oh,
how nice you are to keep that dress to the happy of the lovers.
Merry Christmas or the good day or the photo lasted ten years sending a thousand
messages. Well, we have seventeen more hours, the ten that the difference
is twitter that we' re talking about people who are seventeen fifteen years old
married, I mean, we' re talking about they had the time for
that. Yeah, clear class now you get it. We can' t
last a year after one. No, no, in case I don'
t give it to myself. I ask at first that we are tired.
You two talk. Life is very fast now. I believe that the great
problem that has existed for relationships has been exactly the kind of life we are
living. This tiger already said the question of millennials Simon Sineck said instant gratification
has been what has fucked us all, that is, why employees already last
so little the younger ones in jobs, because they understand that just as they
give like to a photo and the reaction to that like is a like back.
So everything is from the instant result and people sometimes don' t engage
in relationships because the relationship instantly doesn' t give them what they expect.
Also because we' re embezzled in love, obviously, or in romantic relationships.
Or we don' t know how to differentiate between romantics and ideal love
and common love. So that' s a big devil problem. At the
moment of your being able to establish, of your being able to invest time,
encouragement and resources for you to end up being with a person that is
of your interest, because we do not differentiate the infatuation from the infatuation of
love and the infatuation of true love are very different things. It all ends
in mating, but look there' s a whole thing for sex. Finally,
there is before you and notice that before there was practically that question of,
in the case of man, being able to come to a first sexual
relationship with a lady when they married the wedding day and that sort of thing
and during all that process of falling in love and having love and that kind
of thing was a whole event, that is, to live that experience and
then to come to marriage to consummate the sexual act, not simply because the
wet is a virgin or not a virgin, but it did not give much
importance to that, but to consummate that kind of relationship was what I actually
carried in that in that relationship in that relationship. Not now, now you,
first you have a relationship and then we go. I didn' t
like it clear I have, I have a lot to listen to. Say
it was the coat of the virginity she takes care of. So the woman
is doing without whom the women arrive, they already arrive without virginity and action.
Yes say no that Fulano was my first time you did already. I
don' t, I don' t see the only thing. What'
s wrong with you that it' s not your age group too, no,
no, it' s not that I' m telling you that that
doesn' t look serious to me anymore that they' re doing without that
already we' re going there. Good day. I think a friend who
' s in love with a wife hears how she sends him a pod with
Chipita. They don' t know they put it in the world and dedicating
the song to masmite, bathe your subject m you bathed That will work good
morning. Now what they say we' re going to flow. That'
s what they say now, look, look that yes, yes that'
s said now Mira, let' s flow. Let' s try to
see if this works and we' ll go there. It wasn' t
asked anymore. Loves and like the three exits, you see that she jumps
you from ah look. That' s my boyfriend. Oh, no,
watch yourself ask what we are and you say beautiful how Mira pixel around here
a friend sends us to take advantage of the flowers that in principle the wild
flowers had no other purpose than to placate the bass women had. That'
s the reality. He' s saying the tradition of giving flowers in the
Middle Ages later. In the Middle Ages flowers were also used, but above
all they were used to aromatize, decorate or improve the appearance of the person.
In addition, there was no clear meaning to this when it came to
giving them away. Adriana, you don' t like thunder. God knows
what happens to the flow and what I told you today, for example,
I like to have things clear. You know why. Because the flow.
I' m told by a person who tells me we' re not going
to flow. I feel like you don' t have the level of commitment
to go on, that is, for us you follow. So I'
m not gonna be with some people who don' t know what they want,
because I can' t, I can' t lose my aunt.
We' re getting to know each other, we' re seeing exactly it.
Let' s say by age. Okay, because of age, but
because I have too much in my life. At the same time, then
if I open my space to you, my time hears the moment I sat
down with you to eat whatever it is I am dedicating my time to you
that I can be perfectly working it. Don' t come to me with
what we' re going to flow with. Good morning. There' s
a chance that I flowed the Devil' s Millenial Eye. Good morning,
little good morning. For morning hello my love. I already knew you or
I knew my husband in strange circumstances for me. We were in a nightclub.
That record dropped you, I was practically forced. I didn' t
want to go out. He sent me to ask for the phone. He
saw me from afar. He sent me to ask for the phone with the
waiter, I sent him to him He called me. The next day we
talked and what made me fall in love with him was the way he treated
me. When he told me we can get out. I say yes,
where do we get together, and he said no. I' ll pick
you up at your place. And now, day we' re going to
turn nineteen, gentlemen. And now, nowadays, it changes the story,
because I don' t like that I' m going to if I don
' t trust you. I don' t want you to know where I
live or not, that I' ve already had one. Don' t
get your old booby- trapped. Everything, everything, yours a problem.
Don' t get what you' re wasting your time for. That'
s why you' re alone. Ninety thirty- two days and then,
already, Mr Berto, I say also that it is eight hundred thirty-
two two you kill yourself to the good thing that of course poo conquered me
in a very particular way to see it I invited her to leave Lemos know
nothing to me and guess that she fell in love with me because she gave
me no. No, I' m paying for it. Good morning,
well, yes, good morning. Let me tell you that I met my
dear soda in the municipality of Fantino. Piñero, they' re bad,
yeah, yeah, yeah. I excuse you because I was at the carnival
and you know, Goséin the case is that I met my husband in a
company back then, in the ninety- five, and we were sending you
know that there was no such thing as this cell phone today. I had
to call him by Codetel Way card and I remember sending us fat was actually
couldn' t be looked at. I had to go to Codetel painting to
get a couch from him. But the truth is that today we are twenty
- nine years old with three nice carnations, but so I didn' t
know, they sent us the messages dedicating ourselves. I used to go to
Fantino every now and then. He came here in the capital and the truth
was that it was a pure letter that we both really fell in love in
case it was some Brito that you conquered there, some last name rite,
no Brito, no, this is Lopez, ah it' s not Lopez,
by eye the Lopezes wrote that Brito. You tell me about the screams
of journalists. Bro didn' t yell at us Roberto No neither of us
who we' re here to are, we' re friends, they'
re very friends, they' re quite friends. But my family' s
really defantine. My moms and dads really got married and came to the capital
and we were all born here, but we' re always going to visit
me on my vacation. But in about nine days I met my husband.
There or there you can see rake that man one nine days in the pineapple,
and find out what drunken britches there come down from what you say look,
that' s bad. Of course not, you noticed well to partenerlo.
Stop for God' s sake I' m prepping you for a gas
and you drink it. They' re leaving with no straw or thank you.
Like always daiglis who doesn' t write to me and sends me important
data so I can share. We' re talking. I was looking and
ran out of the boys talking about the theme of love, et cetera,
and romanticism. Love, romance, etcetera must be differentiated. All those things,
those concepts. You have to understand it in its proper measure. And
I' ve been looking for us to focus on those Roman samples and if
she' s dead and tell them that here she' s writing. It
began to write about the death of romanticism in the West for a long time
now, but the most critical point where it seems to have started to be
noticed more was from the two thousand ten, which is where I have found
the most written articles on the subject, since some e to multiple factors,
including the speed with which we are living. Life, what I could read
briefly of the five or six that caught my attention and how our vision,
of our presence in life, how we have things, all those pods,
how we get to things. They' ve changed us, which is our
expectation of romantic relationships. But there' s a concept that maybe a lot
I' ve heard speak a book that has taken its name called liquid love.
I heard it well, because Daley' s friend sends me this and
I asked the artificial intelligence that person loves of liquid love. Well, liquid
love is a concept developed by Polish sociologist Sigmund Bauman to describe the dynamics of
human relations in the liquid modernity we live in, that is, postmodern love
as opposed to solid love from past times, characterized by stability and durability,
Liquid love is fluid, volatile and ephemeral. Bauman argues that in contemporary society
interpersonal relations have become more transitory and less entrenched due to various factors, such
as globalisation, labour mobility, technology and consumer culture. These changes have generated
greater uncertainty and a sense of security in loving relationships. Liquid love is characterized
by its ephemeral nature and lack of commitment. In the long term, people
are more willing to leave relationships in search of new experiences or personal satisfaction,
and connections become more superficial due to the ease with which they can be established
and dissolved through social networks and dating applications. This concept also addresses the idea
of the liquidity of personal identity, where people are forced to constantly reinvent themselves
in a changing world, and this can make it difficult to establish strong and
meaningful relationships, as people may feel unable to engage due to uncertainty about their
own future and that of their partners. In short, liquid love describes a
panorama of loving relationships characterized by fleetingness, instability and a lack of lasting commitment,
reflected in the challenges and complexities of life in the modern era. Totally
and today the trend is today common is and correct me if I' m
saying maybe something to bother you. Before. The usual thing was when I
was a child, none of the women who were already in age, in
adulthood let' s say twenty eighteen that I knew had had more than two
couples that you knew as you saw in school and a boyfriend with whom they
formalized a relationship to then marry. I' m talking about between the moment
I wake up to the world and I' m conscious until my early teens,
let' s say my adulthood. This begins to change and to become
totally different from the two thousand decade, since it is common for a woman
or a man to have had a succession of relationships before perhaps reaching the relationship
with which she forms. They' ve been formalized for a couple of years
and they end up breaking up and starting another relationship. That' s the
usual thing. Now you ask which person, any woman. You ask any
woman over twenty- five has had more than six boyfriends. Any woman,
uh, and take care of more than six and I' m not talking
to you from when you start getting them in school until the moment you talk
to her any woman and if you get the tigers, that' s where
the doors are closed. I have a friend who talks to me about his
girlfriends and I' m always lost to what fucking girlfriend he' s talking
to me about, all the little brides he' s had and still old
pussy has already doubled like a rod. This is the time that the guy
hasn' t formalized anything, because it seems he' s gotten used to
it, that he' s made a habit in his life, that every
certain time, every one and a half years, he has to restart the
system and have a new girlfriend. It' s become his habit. And
just like him, there are a lot of men, because everyone has their
hit, everyone has the one that their hit, the one that is their
hit. But time can' t stay there. We have to keep testing
and certainly the times that every day in culture is evolving and today is already
culture. That' s not just in our country. There are countries where
it is even worse, but that is the reality of the world in which
we live today. Therefore, the you spend time on issues of romantic details,
candle dinner, sending flowers, writing a poem, dedicating a song,
going to contemplate the sea in an afternoon to see the sunset. The other
day a Venezuelan actor spoke that you know, that he really likes to do
something. He' s going to see the sun set at the mall of
this helipad with his mother or his daughter. That' s nice, I
' m the devil, but I think you' re the only one left
in the West who does those things. I guess there' s more people
who do, but it' s me who told me. The thing I
' m talking about is that sometimes you spend little time on little details like
that, like watching a sun bet with your mom, look and imagine yourself.
In conventional relations, it is clear in relationships that the real rush in
which the world is lived is what drives things to change. In the end,
what people look for in the whole relationship is sex. If sex moves
everything, then everything moves. All that moves is that sex moves everything.
Everything that happens with all the people who are getting to know each other.
They don' t give the sheath that hard, because that' s wasting
a lot of time. If in the end we' re going to die
there in sex, then let' s go to sex directly. I think
the quickest way to sacrifice a long- term relationship is to sleep with that
person in the first four weeks. I agree. Or it' s saved.
I don' t think he' ll be saved. Honestly, that
' s what you look at. The exceptions are that relationships last when sex
rushes, because the tendency or the conventional when this happens is that the relationship
ends up diluting, because like you sacrificed the lamb before they even asked you,
it' s like you have a god and ask yourself to sacrifice some
and there' s a whole ceremoniality. Behind that. The ceremoniality of things
has an important meaning for us, the individuals. There are no things that
you are egotizing a buttocks, three four months you leave, generating as that
scarcity is generating need in the individual. So when you get to try it,
you say I have to try this again. I can' t sacrifice
him. Now it' s what you think teacher. I agree with you,
Mr O, that I asked for a look I felt like I said
something offensive, offensive, but there are those who say because they told me
no, because I came out. I slept with the first one and I
have so much time with my husband or my wife. You' re the
exception. Greetings to Roberto Santa Ella, who is stewing a chicken and making
a moro at this time of the morning. I have a measure. He
would wake up at eleven o' clock in the night and make a whiff
of being even fried ripe. Hey, I was giving him two in the
morning. If where you say altar and fell asleep. The problem is you
grab it. Let' s go on the first date. She gets pregnant
and she' s already had my daughter and they see the problem and people
who don' t even know each other. That' s enough. That
freak didn' t work, but she' s going for the other one.
I have an idea that I think was going to be the solution to
the problems of relationship and gender- based violence, to see privatize justice,
how so and give it the franchises of the courts where the problems are divided
into chains like Berger King or McDonald' s, which are the most local.
Then McDonalds is going to have in each room a room where there is
a mediator in the couple conflicts. If you take advantage of it, if
you have one left out of your house and have a confection with your partner,
you go and a half right there, check before you get to the
violence, before the violence arrives. I think that is the quickest solution,
to prism the mediations and to give what I know to Grupo Bona. Yeah,
yeah, the adobong, the marinade, those people, and in everyone
I have a psychologist in every psychologist in every store, and so you quickly
access the service and you may not escalate the problem. And so it is
called the benches or the full, the officers of Santos prin Starbucks. Yeah,
there, that' s good Anton and there' s debate tonight.
He' s like that. There are good guys there in that debate and
there you may or may not agree with José Horacio, but he is a
very articulate person and also with other boys who are there. Yes, now
capable of peace, I was saying luck. Yes, Tamariotti, Talis Mieces
goes to another girls Aita, Brillanca, Brillanga, Yes, the neighbor of
the one she worked here. Why is it that relationships don' t last
either good. A Polish sociologist says that this is the result of something he
named liquid love, which is nothing more than this panorama in which we are
living from loving relationships characterized by fleetingness, instability and lack of lasting commitment,
reflected by the challenges and complexity of life in the modern era. And,
therefore, this implies that questions to which one used to spend time, such
as r a letter or dedicate songs, or all those assholes. Listen to
all these hooves, for today they are unimportant because of the immediacy with which
we live and stay the soul. If we go then with Mariana. You
know that, regarding the comment I made with the fluid, I want or
some conflicting opinions, because it seems that my comment was misinterpreted. Of course,
on a first exit, I' m not asking you to go with
an engagement ring to tell me we' re not getting married, but there
must be a level of commitment that you' re not going to waste my
time, because my time is or I agree. With you, unless he
talks about fluid to me. You don' t talk to me about fluids.
Don' t talk fluids to me. That' s when I kind
of fluidize the devil. When you' re going out with me, you
have to know that I' m looking for a relationship. The first thing
we have to do is get to know him clearly and know what we'
re looking for. If you guys have no relationship, you can talk to
me, I' m not afraid in that sheath we' re gonna be
friends, but it' s just that we may decide. And dude,
I' m not gonna give myself power that you know that I flowed in
love with you pod. Well, you guys fucked up, but also who
it was that told you that I still lack a friend, because to me,
friend and especially man, I have left over, that is, I
have friends that don' t fit me, that is, no, no,
I don' t fit a friend anymore then so that you want to
make friends with me exactly no, unless you are business friends. Look,
Adriana, I got this mention for you. I' m gonna put it
on you. Yeah, yeah, it' s for work, yeah,
but not that friend of mine already I have my friends, I did everything
you were going to do, what I was going to do, then flowing
conflicting opinions. You like to be told that you like to flow not to
me. Not me. I don' t have time for fluency. Neither
am I a river, nor is Adriana. What is the problem that the
most limited, scarcest, most expensive resource is time. Of course I do.
Then, when one is unwilling to waste time with anyone without any expectation,
it is not future. I' m not me, since I'
ve had a very limited time. I can sit down to drink three days
in a row, but I can' t be spending time with some people
to see that if I germinate it the seed of love germinates, no,
because one day I don' t. No. We' re not gonna
see this. We have to come up with a plan, a plan,
a plan ok. Let' s meet, we' ll treat each other.
Influences if silk is given, if not given amen, but flujimos,
flows the mont with a target. If it doesn' t happen, maybe
it' ll flow, we' ll flow. There are no things more
liquid than the word" fluid" Good morning, literal, ok, good
morning, I can see a good day. Boy' s not a friend
look. You know I don' t like to flow, but I don
' t like intensity either, because, for example, I was treating like
a bread that he didn' t want to flow either, but it was
going too fast. I' d come in if he was full of me.
No. No, no, no. No. No. Don'
t confuse, don' t confuse things. It says alcoholic beverage advertising.
There' s Mexico, all measured. Of course, when it comes to
alcohol, it' s all measured. One has to know, dose,
sweeten, but I, those people block it. So the question that I
ask you two with lectures. Otherwise, if we haven' t just met,
for example, Adrian and I didn' t know anywhere indagram and a
week we' re going out, because that' s where they can do
something. How I' m gonna have a plan with you if we just
get to know each other and not the leather. It' s gonna come
off the leash, okay, but you and I are talking now it'
s gonna come out on the leash, you and I are talking. But
we' re talking. But and we can talk without necessarily being in love,
and that' s where things are going, everyone is planning. Then
how I' m gonna get a plan to your life on a first date.
No, there' s no way exactly. You have so I'
m supposed to date a person, but I have a life goal. I
want a relationship, I want to form a family with my house, but
you don' t understand it and the other one that' s called then.
But I think people forgot to fall in love. But if you'
re what I think, you can say what you want to go out,
you have crazy sex. Well, then don' t look for me,
because me, you and I aren' t evoking it. And that'
s simple. And that' s what we talk about before you sit somewhere.
You know. Fifteen single years give me all the experience in the world
of saying that people no longer know how to fall in love why they look.
They' re simple like you remember how you fell in love. In
your years as a young man, I was rock- pottering. No,
it' s not like he threw stone. You started by looking at the
person who attracted you and looking for a way to establish a connection and,
through that connection, to establish a link, through that link, to find
out if things were like you idealized it in your head, to get the
unknowns into it and that determines that you have that that is determined by the
time you have to invest in it and the effort you have to make.
So, given that everything has to be like this, especially with networks,
the apps that are for dating where everything that I' m talking about disappears
immediately, because it makes people think that love must be a question like soups
that are prepared in the microwave ready and instant. And it' s not
like that. At least I don' t get used to that kind of
people' s way of relating. Therefore, I prefer to be alone rather
than in a constant love vortex here. I can' t be falling in
love every six months. What my heart can' t stand. That I
like is that in the process of falling in love you get rid of many
things, even information from you. Then you have to open your heart.
And if then, if it didn' t happen, you' ll go
back to, you' ll see someone else the exact heart to know you.
Then the time will come when you leave the and don' t perform
too much, the heart will open. I say, just so you and
I don' t know. I need to talk to you about my stuff.
That' s what I like. But, but, but that'
s the big deal. You know what I was reading. I read that
article here more than four years ago. It was like before the pandemic,
which is how romantic novels, popular culture, series, movies have made us
create a wrong idea of what sentimental life is, what relationships are. And
why, today, more than ever, especially women who devote a lot of
time to romantic series and romantic films get frustrated and end their relationships because the
relationship they have with their partner does not come close to those they saw on
The Notebook or what they saw in Neweiland. I don' t know what
sheath or the series they' re watching now or the Korean novel they'
re seeing, or the model of love televisa or then. That has been
studied and it also affects that we have so many problems, above all and
women excuse me, but I don' t say it for putting the channel
to you, but you' re the ones who put the most pressure on
the relationship as to waiting for the guy to have a detail that will surprise
her. One day in San Mar there' s a man like that and
it doesn' t mean that the man doesn' t love you or that
the guy doesn' t have that sheath. He forgets. He' s
thinking he' s got a heartless engine there to deliver next week. There
' s a piece coming from Korea. He hasn' t finished getting to
your mechanical boyfriend. That' s where it starts and you think that,
on top of all that, he has to spend hours surprising you with a
detail. No. Life isn' t like in movies, because I know
it makes that detail that' s what a screenwriter did. They call him
at scene number forty- five. You surprise her there with this. Life
' s not like that. She' s surprised to have a peu your
prof e takes surprise and that it hits me or not image, You put
it safe to crystals. He' s going, but Adriana' s going
to ask the heart. Alberto can' t take much pressure and disappointment.
Soft. Alberto, I, really, when I was young, I was
selective and dedicated my time to printing. Not that I said it' s
flowing, no. No. If it was perfect, in case it didn
' t happen, I didn' t fall dead because of it, but
I spent my time courting the couple. You know how to cut yourself off
good morning, not a cut Juan, you and what happens is that,
as Drenan says, you have to have the clear attention. If you'
re going to meet a person, you' re willing that what you want
to form a family is not that you' re going to come and tell
him that first date. Hey, I want a boy. I want a
house I want a car. No, you intend to form a serious relationship,
yes, you intend to be nice. Yeah, so you go out
like you don' t go out with each other, exactly well, thanks
to being serious about getting books down too, which is a great series,
that is, a stable relationship of you and me alone. And there'
s no third party, that is when, because those are things that you
talk about, that is, I' m not going out with some people
that I don' t even know remotely, because we' ve talked,
even three, four or five days before I get together with you, and
something we should have in common for me to get out of my house and
join you. You understand then, if what we do not have in common
is the kind of relationship that you seek and the one I seek, then
in which I seek, then I do not seek anything by joining you yes
with us here at the rhythm of the morning, today Tuesday, March 5.
Don Luis Mira, you' re welcome, thank you, goodies,
how good they are, yes, and we' re pretty watching. Luis,
well, we put it on lens, because this is his month with
many celebrations, Women' s Day, Happiness Day, on March 20.
Well, then, happiness, the World Happiness Day, has been declared.
Today is the day of deterrent disorder. Well, I don' t know
what the rallo is Well, that' s what you have to do with
some parties so they don' t go to the elections. It will dissolve
it. Well, all this month the month of March came. They remember
that I had said that until March, until thirty- one, foolishly said
that before many people have taken it seriously, many customers, many entrepreneurs,
and they are in that that we had said that March is like the border,
as the last opportunity of one to face what he brought or could not
conclude in twenty- three and then clean free the twenty- four. That
is what we have been talking about decentralization and decentralization. To use a short
word, it is like letting everything organized free the owner, the general manager,
the ciao of the operations and from day to day, so that he
can dedicate himself to growing, to developing his company. Obviously, that doesn
' t mean she' s going to be a stranger, she' s
not going to be aware. It' s the opposite. Decentralisation increases control,
he will have all the information, as we have said the indicators,
to ensure that his company is doing well. But definitely the role of the
entrepreneur and Gerbert, who is the group of SMEs in the United States,
he always said that the role of the owner of the business is to get
out after he can put it together well, structure it well and get out
and get out to grow the business. Then check it out. Obviously,
the subject of control is something that cannot be renounced. It' s like
dad and mom, that is, whether we' re home or not.
We have to have control of the family, because that' s not delegated.
I can find a girl, I can find a driver, I can
put everything together, but the responsibility remains with me. But I don'
t have to be present on a day- to- day basis in that
that' s what distracts the general manager that his real responsibility is to grow.
We have to file the report with the owner. Actually, reporting is
no longer necessary in the strict sense, because he has access to reports,
computer reports. Today, most of the software is in the clouds and you
can always have access. The owner has what are called indicators. Everybody says
I just need to see three numbers. Account receivable, account payable and the
cast flow, which is what is coming in and which is what I have
in the bank. If I' m monitoring that. Obviously, if there
' s an indicator of that that doesn' t make sense, that clicks
it, then there goes a noise, a dissonance, then there he comes
in and finds out and asks and calls asks for explanation. So today we
' re going to talk about starting everything. And already in the month of
March and the next quarter we have to start. The chance is over.
The chance to say I don' t lack is over. Look. It
' s like you say, go with that punctured rubber and stop every time
and air it as you can, but start. Then now, when you
start everything appears then forgiveness. We' re saying to start everything. You
mean right now. I' ve got my struct, I' ve got
my team armed. Everyone' s already like the ballplayers, everyone' s
at their base. Now we have to achieve results. Now we have to
see the benefits. Now we have to see the profitability. So, that
' s where the manager' s role appears, the owner' s role.
So obviously, the owner has. Its main function is that the company
it formed no matter how big it is, no matter what it is dedicated
to. It must be profitable, which is profitable. There is a formula
that always common sense entrepreneurs, who are skillful, say no. My profitability
is that if I put all my money in the bank and the bank gives
me ten, this business has to give me thirty with what I have,
then there is a criterion that the profit that I receive is worth, that
is the amount the balance that I see says if it is worth it,
then that is known as the financial health of the company, which has to
do with capitalization. For example, yesterday I was told by an entrepreneur look.
I think we' re going well, we' re selling well,
but we' re buying at a speed and I see my capitalization is going
down. Then I have profit, but my capital is going down. Then
we have to do something. So it' s ability to realize if there
' s really profitability, if there' s good capital, etcetera, etcetera.
So the owner' s function is number one, that financial health of
your company. And to monitor your financial health, obviously you must be aware
of some financial indicators that also have to do with the nature of the company.
There is a company that everything is effective or mostly effective. There is
another one that, on the contrary, its eighty percent credit. And then,
when you have an 80th credit, you have to have an extraordinary collection
management, because everything comes around. And then you have to see those bullets.
Then after you already have your armed structure and your company is running,
your first function appears to be watching and watching every area, every component of
that company, because there is a feeling like I already looked for the engineer,
hire the architect, I already have the engineers, everyone in his work,
the production manager is in plant and there is the feeling like that all
that, and excuse me to borrow his words of the day, like that
everything is going to flub aha, like everything is going to flow, because
I gave you everything there is all there bring me money then as it will
flow, because look, unfortunately, you don' t have to be watching
in some way. I go back and repeat, you don' t have
to keep an eye on last century' s style of sitting behind the person
and watching him like he' s hanging around like he' s doing an
inspection. No, but you do have to devote time, for example,
to strengthening the warehouse theme, the inventory theme, because that' s where
your money goes. For example, there are businesses like restaurants, cafes,
hotels and those where they break down, for the warehouse and the kitchen,
because their biggest is, when you go to a restaurant, where their inventory
is, where all their liabilities are in the kitchen and in the warehouse,
then if that' s your nature, a pharmacy, a hardware store,
then you have to watch out and make sure those areas are okay. It
' s awesome last week, at a planning meeting and I ask the team
we' re implementing how the planning is going and everyone said wrong the contingencies
and we' re wrong. And we' re wrong and the owner stayed
in two pieces. Dry was told to me. But I' m surprised
they say that. I' m surprised. That' s the point.
I mean, he' s a company owner, you can' t be
surprised because I tell him that there' s trouble with such a thing.
No. You have to ensure that every area, every important area, yours
is okay. Therefore, the successful entrepreneurs are those who each day strengthen their
weak area, their weak area by nature. You, if your job is
customer service facilities, and that you have to ensure that those people who went
to install, that that' s a critical issue here, in this country,
they' re going to install you home you have to then sometimes have
a battalion to pick up all the garbage and everything they leave you in the
piece. However, there are other companies, as I think I mentioned here
the air that I loved the funnel they carry for water. They put it
under them. So, there' s no parramia there and there' s
nothing there. Then those people you realize they know how to do the job.
Then it' s important. It is to strengthen every area, every
time. Certainly, a company owner must have a routine. Let me go
to the bacinium. Then, every time he goes to the warehouse, he
puts both his hands on the head of the regrow there and God swore that
that was all right, because they had left it. Then it' s
true that I' ve complicated. You imagine in a five in a clinic
it was an O R. Don' t let anyone fall on you every
time you finish surgery and leave that spotless. So, that' s how
companies have to have that. Then the mastery of a general manager. The
domain requires a total commitment, that is, it has to monitor each area,
area by area. I' ll come back and repeat, then for
your sake, get that thing about your company flowing. Fluir means, saving
the differences of the other subject here, flowing means you remember the train and
people throwing coal and film at it. That means, the carbon is going
to make is steam, it made a boiler wait for steam, that went
to a few pistors at greater steam pressure, more speeds. So that made
the train flow and flow means at work, that what was said was done
and that is concluded to what was said was going to end with costs and
times. Because there are a lot of companies here that are efficient and effective,
but they are too busy. So, they' re efficient, but
they' re not effective. So, if you did, but you did
enough, then you always have to keep an eye on that part. So
decentralize, which is a target of the owner of the company. It doesn
' t mean you' re going to work less, you' re not
going to work less with your hands, you' re going to be less
involved. I repeat, in the day to day there are decisions that you
will no longer have to take, there are questions that you will not have
to answer and there are clients that you will not have to attend, because
that has already been decentralized. But if you' re going to have to
learn the hardest part of a company owner, it' s learning to lead
your team. It' s always been said that the team you choose and
that' s a critical issue. There is an investigation there, in the
air about Central America and the Dominican Republic, about the management of human resources,
and we reach fifty percent effectiveness, that is, that human resources what
they have to do and what they have to do is fifty percent. So,
whenever they call me and ask me and ask me myself, but the
question who' s boss, then it' s like giving therapy to the
kids so they' re obedient, I mean, explain to me how I
' m going to work a child under ten to obey the dad no,
but then it' s the same. How you want the employee to work
and the employee to be on time, no, but that' s the
role of the leader. So a seo, a general manager has the complication
because he has to learn how to lead, to integrate that team, and
that team makes him look like him. Think how he' s always impressed
me. I' ve said it several times that here the company owner is
serious, he' s honest, he gives everyone a nice deal and his
doors are open and he swears to God that his managers are just like him.
He has the feeling that there is nothing unfair about this company, because
he is not. He has the feeling that they are transparent here, because
he is and he believes that this is happening down and, unfortunately, it
is not always so. Then part of his responsibility is to make sure that
good service is given here. We talk about culture, that is, he
has to make sure that what we said is done here, that what we
promised is fulfilled here and that here we give the deal that I feel I
have to give that is honest and that you are always here in this country.
You hear about going in and about the bikers and the laws, and
everyone hears it. And it' s kind of like you' re hearing
a novel, that is, you' re hearing someone who' s talking,
but you wonder and what country you' re talking about, that right
now they' re going to be there' s a campaign now that'
s supposed to last a long time with the biker issue, but everyone knows
that from there, to reality there' s a very big stretch. So
people get used to it and then that culture that we' ve somehow assumed
here, it' s Dominican and that' s going to happen to companies
too and it' s going to happen to everyone unless you keep an eye
on it. So my final recommendation to business owners. Yeah, he'
s got to decentralize, he' s got to get you out of his
hands to use the brain to create, to expand. But that doesn'
t mean I don' t get you down there. You have to come
down all the time. An example here when I worked with Alfonso Aguayo,
who after all this study, he decided to have breakfast every Monday with his
people and there he listened and heard because he was surprised at everything we investigated
that time about the weather and how they had to work so that people had
an idea of not talking about the weather and the weather, but about the
weather within ores. They were telling me clearly here they complain that there was
a traffic that was like this, of a lot of dust and complains look
at the crap so that we have. And they complain that you worked with
sand and that looks at the shovel they buy look at the boots we have
and he owned it and he had no idea about it, because that'
s not his style. He' s not like that. But since he
doesn' t come down and go to those corners, he never finds out.
And the manager, as I' ve always said here and excuse me
a lot of managers, but he' s human. The manager tells the
owner two things. What the owner wants to hear and what suits him.
I mean, if I talk bad to you and in a relationship and insult
you and you' re my employee, what you think I' m going
to tell the Chief that Jefferson is a complicated guy, he' s a
guy I don' t know what' s going on with him. I
' ve talked several times. The different story, of course, is very
different. And here we talk a lot about social harassment, sexual harassment and
many issues that sometimes the same management and it' s true they don'
t find out and are surprised when that happens in their company. Why,
because I have to go back and repeat to the general manager. You have
to have means, you have to have resources, you have to have some
tool that allows you to ensure what is going on in your company. And
that he has to have it directly, not through human resources and through it
in some way. There are big companies with open mails. In large companies
they have mechanisms in which the employee can complain, demonstrate, or report any
situation as it were. So let' s get started. We will conclude
the month of March. Try that before the thirty- one of this month
or, before the Holy Week there will be any subject of that free so
that we can start then the next quarter, quarter April June, with already
say with new shines and with the piles set to go after Smith in twenty
days and weeks. San Bueno, Don Luis, there' s something else
left in these last few minutes, well nothing. Twenty more. I'
m probably going to work on living one day at a time, the key
to success and happiness. It' s been talking lately. I am getting
a lot of material about happiness and closing to put the spoon on the subject
that you talk about loves. And that' s actually, this bound love.
Actually, artificial intelligence, the iPhone has damaged everything because it' s
getting us used to it. An author says not to use his hands,
but his fingers. So, our fingers are magical. So, nowadays people
don' t use things anymore, they consume it. So I was asking
her the other day, driving by deep, how I could give her the
city Twenty years ago and I knew the directions and they came by references and
today it' s impossible for most people to get anywhere without you sending her
location exactly we' re losing. So, today, there is a consumer
society. Then pay attention to the metaphor when you, what you consume,
what you have or what you need. Except then, when you use sex,
as you describe it, it' s consumption. It' s because
the person who consumes it sex as you described it. And that boarder and
I' ve met you three times enough, I' ve seen the size
and already said for the bed that' s called consumption. And the one
who consumes sex is because he has no love inside, he is empty and
walks desperately like the one who goes from here loves and has to pee and
he has to make a need and he is desperate and he has to stop
at the first thing he finds to consume. So, today both females and
males are so empty, that is, the person who is empty, what
they are looking for what they lack. So why does it have to happen
then from one sex to another because it is empty and sexuality, interpersonal relationships,
what is human is not consumed, it is not consumed why, Because
consuming is using something and spending it, And what is consumed is things,
not human beings. I mean, I' m not a consumer, I
mean, I' m not someone to satisfy like beer, you brought me
the beer and you brought me the Christian, one to drink and another.
But for God' s sake, they didn' t say that, because
we' re seeing that more and more breakups are more and more vexing,
much more dramatic, and more dramatic as ra wars because they' re empty.
I mean, the human being is very paradoxical. You have to study
or find out, because the human being is awesome. After you love yourself,
you stop looking for hugs, looking for kisses and getting live and getting
given nothing, you don' t need anything anymore. After you understand yourself,
you' re already waiting for no one to understand you and for anyone
to understand me. No. After you love yourself you accept yourself, recognize
you and live happily with you, because that is strong every time you see
yourself in your face. That' s how you say he hears how I
say to you and he always knew he had self- esteem. When I
saw that picture I was, like, 15 years old, I mean,
walk around with a guy like that, a bun up a pill. You
had to want too much. So, well, then there I found out
that I loved me very much, because truth, then you' re free.
So it' s like you asked, when you' re going to
write a book, or you' re going to write or you' re
going to do something. First he feels it, then he thinks it and
then the third part executes it. So when you' re going to relate
to something no, no, it' s not that it' s not
consumption, so have self- love, women and men. Respect each other
' s differences. We stopped doing it. No, but he has to
know that what you' re doing is consumption, like I tell the client,
if that' s evasion, you know that evasion. Yeah, well,
he kept doing it, but you know what escape. Ton that you
recommend not that decision is clear to you the say My job is to recognize,
as with what I work with leaders who are dictatorial. No. My
function is for you to recognize that you have a covering style and that you
recommend me not to recognize that it is covering. So far, so be
that infusion, then look. Here' s the democratic one. Acqui is
the participative. What works in the 21st century is more participative authoritarian and you
have the covercitive. You decide youth then. Well, you see, you
have to understand. That' s a lot in therapy, in formations.
The subject of pornography, which is art, is not art. You have
to understand the difference between an art photo and pornography. And what do I
do? No, you have to recognize him. You don' t want
to put me in one thing for another. Don' t want to say
such a thing to me. No, that' s got his name right.
That' s called abuse. So you say when I do that I
eat if it' s abuse of power that you' re doing because you
' re imposing something on a child that he doesn' t have any other
choice and isn' t healthy. That' s called abuse and how I
correct it. No, I can' t tell you that' s yours.
So people have to assume if you' re stealing the light, you
have to understand that it' s called a staff and if they discover it,
then because they recommend you not. No, I can' t,
I can' t recommend anything, but you know you' re, you
have to recognize everyone. In conclusion, you have to recognize, put the
right name on what you' re doing, and then you decide. So
that' s the reality of today. There is a lot of consumption,
because there is a lot of existential emptiness. For example, today' s
topic. You have on your phone up to five hundred and six hundred contacts
and before we had fifteen and twenty people and we lived happily. So now
people are afraid to talk. He doesn' t like to talk, he
prefers because they' ve already put themselves on this topic and everything is very
easy. So that' s how life goes. So you have to retake
the relationship, the contact and, above all and that my final message,
be aware of what you are doing. That' s called such a thing
he keeps doing, but he has to know that if in the month of
love, which is March, woman' s day too and happiness, one
has to start loving oneself. And it' s wonderful when you love yourself
and you don' t even go around asking for love, asking for hugs,
asking for kisses, or asking for anything. Everything they do is begging
the opposite. You' re the one who gives love to everyone. Thanks
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Luis' information, his contacts, books, writings and videos. Rhythm in
the morning. Rhythm no twenty- six five congratulate Michell, who is on
birthday today the year Michel liber is Smitchell, the Puerto Rican for Dominican adoption,
by birth. So for Michelle, who' s birthday today, congratulations
to Mrs Michel. How we do a route in Puerto Rico again. Michel.
I hope it' s soon to turn the island around, but for
the set do not give the bowl, cross it from the northeast to the
southwest by the mountain to hit it for the island. As the Bori call
it. Yesterday was congratulations to You. Yesterday was the debate of Codese the
sheath that between the new newspaper and the people that, where participated, where
Marca Fernández participated. What is the name Vinicio Castillo seman and the otherÓscar
Ortiz, Edio Eric Ortiz, and what is the name of the goat Carlos
Rubio. There then? So, here' s a little summary of what
happened with what ended up being the star of the debate, or the two
stars of the debate, one for bad and another for Although people said that
Guillermo Moreno was the worst performer, I' ve been reading in the morning
completes the opinion of many people, of all directions, and everyone agrees that
Guillermo preferred to keep himself. Yeah, he picked up. It was picked
up, too. Although there were a couple of answers from Guillermo Moreno that
I liked, especially the first one and when he spoke about the cause.
I mean, it' s not that I agree with his position, but
when a person defending argued there was in his position, it must be recognized.
I liked it, like the boat that the other debate of them I
imagine would be good one close to the elections. Yes, more, be
closer Let' s hear this little summary of the exchange between wine and or
marcito in the debate wait. Suddenly there are very specific issues that we have
opposed in unfortunate and wrong public policies. Yes quickly I say, when the
conflict over the Masacre River arose, to have made a hasty decision without previously,
to have gone to the primary and diplomatic agencies and to have definitively and
for a long time closed the trade between the two nations. Obviously, it
led to the bankruptcy of hundreds of merchants, businessmen and vendors and producers who
make life and who live mainly from trade in the border area, as well
as opposed to that draft law on human trafficking that was sent to the National
Congress by the executive. That of the aberrations contemplated in this bill was that
it fined Dominican companies to pay maintenance to foreign Haitians who were in an alleged
situation of vulnerability in the border area. Thank God that the Dominican people in
the legislators responsible also opposed such a bill. It is not true that the
Government closed the border and empowered it without first complying with the diplomatic side.
Here Haitian officials were quoted, the Foreign Ministry and President Avinader worked clearly and
trying to find a solution and it is very regrettable that Humar Fernández and his
father, Leonel Fernando, and the people' s strength have gone in favour
of the Haitians with the issue of the Canal, which I criticized at the
time. The closure of the border was correct, the militarization of the border
was correct and it is also not true that the merchants of the border broke,
the government helped them and today the border is not the same, as
I say the President, today there is an order with a biometric data.
Unfortunately, and I sincerely say this position of the strength of the people of
the Omani Party. It was incorrect that Mar Fernández said intrigued me to place
his father and his party when he went to Washington to stand in favor of
Haitians, to say that his Dominican Republic had sent troops and necessarily intimidated Ti.
This is not a subject of intrigue. Sadly, in a dispute over
Ti República Dominicana, the criticism made by the Omar people and their father coincided
with the position in Tiana and weakened the position of our country. And that
' s what I' ve been talking about Very serious things. Never situations
of lowness or intrigue or anything that seems to him And there are all the
newspapers our positions, which are not new, I am simply reiterating them tonight
and it was very painful to see Leonel Fernández coincide with the Haitians and Ahomar
say that that closure and that action of the Government was contrary to what had
to be done time. Of course it is, well, it is regrettable
that, as always the friend venezo that it was to generate delivery with some
debates that make no sense. The truth is that from the force of pus
we just recommend that they go to the multilateral body is as in the case
of WEA. We asked them to do it. In principle, they listened
to us and finally gave us the right reason when the Foreign Minister of the
Dominican Republic was the time after WEA. What does surprise me is that friend
Benicio, the good friend Benicio, at this moment talks about the fact that
it is not true that producers broke down when he himself sent at that time
not even for trade to allow himself to open the border. And today I
casually read a twette from him saying that he must be allowed to follow trade
in trump nations, despite the gravity of the matter that there are twenty today.
Very unfortunate, my friend Benício, in fact, to reply to the
deputy and candidate Mar Fernández. I am not simply advised by my friend Benicio
who keeps energy, because there is a time for debate, we still have
the next energy issue. It was interesting. I think what everyone agrees is
that the exercise was quite good and congratulate the organizers of the new newspaper that
they are no longer inventing pods, taking away from the creativity of discola people
and that they focus on the vital part of their business model, which is
to inform and build opinion through the verified information that publish much the debate alber
The debate was quite well today there is going to be one of the deputies
of circumcision number one on the same channel, by the same means And well,
Ahorita, we talked about provinces that do not stand up to their candidates
going to a debate. You are willing to make the list of provinces that
your candidates cannot stand to go to a debate. You have to see candidates
who have clear good people who start, people who call as this is heard
everywhere, be honest, uh be honest. I know there are provinces that
their candidates do not necessarily, because all candidates are at the same level.
Sometimes there is a setback between functional illiterates and solidly formed people. That you
put them up to debate would be your souling a show of bad taste yes,
so I' d like to. I' d like people to call
us after the break and tell us honestly provinces that their candidates can' t
stand going to a debate. Then we close the program. Today. Yesterday
there was debate and there is also debate in a number one circumcision in the
national district. And in yesterday' s debate were the candidates for Senator Omar
Fernández, Guillermo Moreno, Vinicio Castillo, Seman Eric Ortiz, Truth and Carlos
What' s Rubio Carlos Rubio the Gat, so the Goat. So let
' s go to five, three, one, ninety- fifty. And
the question is simple. According to your point of view, I am the
mother who are the provinces of the country that her candidate does not stand for
two and a half hours ago to debate. I' m looking here for
the candidate why I want to hear together, no, but there are already
pre- candidates, there are many provinces. That' s why we'
re touring the sovereign, the people, the people. Five, three,
five or three, one, ninety- six, fifty. Good morning.
Have this. Good morning. Good morning, good morning. You said they
can' t stand debate, who we said province, not people. This
is the big problem of such a brute country. The problem because we'
re asking provinces and believe me, believe me you' d be surprised to
see Felipe Bautista. I' d surprise you by arguing. Oh, no,
Felipe' s tough. It' s hard. I remember we saw
each other going against arguing. He ate Dominguez Brito alive in the supreme Godia
of Justice in July of the two thousand and fourteen. Tremendo crushed the political
career Guillermo A Dominguez Brito tremendous Jenni Beni. He punched himself for that,
because imagine or you already forgot about it ten years ago. Good morning,
National Television, Alberto en Cadena. Good morning, ah Juan Apontenmeda says that
Asua' s candidates can' t stand to go to a debate as senators.
The last candidate I' m about to be was a candidate A down
on me I' m going to give you a second chance, I mean,
I' m going to be nocture life again. She' s cool.
What happens is that there' s a complicated day, a new Torevia
sun opens. Oh, I was out there these days. My brother look
at me no more grape. Good morning, sonon has already sown neil grape.
Good morning, no pylon in a lullaby, and I can' t
stand it. Says Santiago Rodriguez, his candidates can' t take two hours
to go to a debate? So much okay, good morning, well,
good morning in the province a c ramére that, the candenato FLR says that
your province, in which you were born and raised Sánchez Ramírez, its candidates
do not stand to go to a debate? I don' t know they
' re not the thoral candi. I liked the Senate President' s speech
of the 27th. I believe that of the last days of the speeches of
this period as President of the Senate has been the most measured, less filled
with polismo flattera tomb that we have seen in the four years. The President
of the Senate studied the same school I take. I studied, but I
don' t know him. What do they call themselves Senator from back in
the years re Chacua at the Chacuel School. He studied yes the study in
the chacuel yes. Yeah. Or one speech, in my opinion, on
27 February. Good morning, yes, hello Santiago Rodríguez. Santiago Rodríguez comes
out again, that these candidates do not support a debate. I don'
t have that. I, I think I have one of the two candidates.
A province is missing. Yeah, missing, one good morning missing,
well, say a lot, one more good morning. That changedato so difficult
the vega says that the vega, Hey, Hey, what are the candidates
for the vega part of Henao. I don' t know. I don
' t know Enao is one who' s the senator, he' s
the current senator and Johnny Motors is the other, for the platter, for
the protago fight. This gentleman who was the one who lasted seven hundred years
as a senator, is aspiring for the strength of the people. I don
' t know if because I don' t have the strength of the people
they are and don' t quickly forget the political so that you see we
forget the name of that lord. Good morning, Johnny Moter asks for an
infant. They can last half an hour, not the hour. They'
re not talking to you five, three, one, ninety- six,
fifty. Which province their candidates would not stand, they can' t stand
their tools. Here in the capital is a debate. Good morning. Good
morning, good province. Duarte Nicolás Hidalgo, the current prm deputy, what
this Barbara said. We' re asking which provinces your senator candidates don'
t support. Go to a debate and I think they say these damn alternatives
that at once grab the police, the sheath and want to personalize it.
I don' t know. I' m going that year. Good morning,
good morning' s rhythm. I' m good at it, good
rhythm of the hand. Yes, not to tell you that Alberto Good morning,
good morning, I ask the audience at this time of morning. Yeah,
we' re gonna do high at this time of morning. Yo,
this is a dream night. I' m at peace. Which provinces your
candidates can' t stand or go to a debate. Good morning, good
morning. All right, it' s not all in either. Water,
hold on to me, bloody teba, viente. The Senate House is called
back from the years. Roberto Vayan, Car of the Saints. Effective,
he was very close to my cousin. I' m not going to say,
the name and such the heat. Yeah, don' t tell me
about the hatred some people have for me. Yeah, it' s the
talent. Good morning. Well, well, well, well, yeah,
well, good morning. Province that does not juan their candidates go to a
candidate debate to snooze. Eh five three hundred ninety- six, fifty hard
days. Yes, the province of Soap. I consider it recorded before discharge.
He says he gives Soap, Sonia Mateo is aspiring again to Not by
PLD Sonia Mateo, you' re prying Senator to Doors Soap, because that
campaign is going to be fun in Dajabon. Of course, and this guy
who' s a journalist who wasn' t plowing over there once. What
do you call Salvador Holguin, Salvador Hol Gin, Yes, I saw him.
What happens is that I don' t know if they finally selected him
in pr I don' t think so. I don' t think so.
I don' t think it' s much of a joke. A
sheath, a book would be a lot of fun. Also Verasau was a
show in a debate with what calls everyone here entertainment were already yes, yes,
yes. Politics can' t be that the only one who gives you
the subject is a hippolyte. They' re not leaving him You' re
just forced and forced. Today I have eighty- three of them already.
Let' s give him a chance, let' s give him a chance.
Ponte Plata broken and who knows Monteplata' s candidates and I didn'
t follow him. That' s a lot of saquita you need. I
' ve gone several times and I' ve hardly been taken away by myself
or come to you. You' re not gonna get anything out of it.
Let me rain if this interview shows up. Oh, my God,
this 2, 000- vein interview looks at visitors. I already know one
more fucker is coming. He' ll see. Oh, my God,
Mount Silver. I think I know for waiting for the candidate of the PLD
I think yes, wait is not the one who is trade unionist of the
eight was what is called EU Hubiere, yes or best. Then I have
the wrong list in my head. Too bad I' ve already let me
see ah, well the chop, yes to be, but one thing of
the cano. Bring the chop, good or it' s not meat.
Yeah, but they don' t taste the same. The chilli tastes good
about the problem. I' m in the last candidates I met from that
pro went to those, this one, Mr Hubiere and Mr Mariot. Then
I' ll put on Silver. I' m actually talking this after.
I don' t know. Don' t know anyone else. I can
' t find the video, but it' s okay. Leave him there.
Five, three, one, ninety- six, fifty we' re
talking to you here. It' s a rhythm of the morning, Rio
ninety- six provinces that their senator candidates can' t stand going to a
debate. Good morning, also give him good morning or Monte Plata, do
not endure a debate. Who are the candidates? Pedro, how Pedro bath
of one already fres yes, hears for Telemonte attention to my friend the cablero
that pay for Luis a tasting that goes Telemonte Plata, Good morning, well,
not from lu to the reed. You can' t stand the lorry.
It' s a stupid municipality. It should be a province. They
' re already far away. Fuck. How it is said to create a
nation apart from being a couple after the vega San Juan de la maguana and
deep stream, the fourth largest territorial stretch of paelo to the reed that puts
some dom acarrizo. What' s the name of the gentile there, that
' s why it' s in there. I' ll think I'
ll pick him up in there. There' s a normal siren. Good
morning, a world does give him hears Christina and the current no five,
three, but ninety provinces. Good morning your candidate can' t stand going
to a debate. Good regards, good morning, guys, good morning,
love Alberto la Vega. Not those candidates can' t stand a twig and
the candidate you were saying is Euclid Sanchez, Ay Euclid Sanchez and that I
' ve forgotten the name of the politician. Good morning, monsignor makes him
monspeaker completely agree that monsario Nobel. Well, maybe one of them will,
hold on, but there' s another one that can barely articulate a coherent
idea on some national issue. Well, it' s a good country to
be interviewing the country' s international potrica programs in the PLD government. If
I had the idea it' s like well articulated. He' s talking
about the dictatorship here that the courtroom is now and the Senate isn' t
that far short. Come out now, there' s no party. He
broke the record or broke the record in two thousand twenty- three of the
most absent senators if he repeats as self- sealers, thanks to the PRM.
Not because I' ve done anything for the benefit. I don'
t see much more than if he' s religing, they' re gonna
take him back. But that, then, will be luis to take him
back. But because I' ve done something over there. I doubt the
banker very much. No, no, no, you' re welcome.
The one who doesn' t, that didn' t lose, that didn
' t send it anymore. Good morning, good morning, Berto, day,
a province that escapes and wo group before cordapera hears you, has you
punished. Sure, I have one trying to call me and I don'
t have the water. We already took the hole. It is not there
that the senator who wanted to put a muzzle on the journalists what it is
called eh Melania Salvador, but the nia Salvador, author of a bill that
sought to impose a gag see senator anea Salvador, ah of which is believed
above the good and the sea, they send her water yes, but for
a group still I do not know any of where there was a group orusco,
from where they are ahiva and the other sheath that is more people than
neiba, like it is called that it stays in that province, because that
people that nein do not say it, I say it, they do not
pick up exactly I am going to look here for municipality. Galván, Galvan,
Galban if you want to kill with an agent of galvandile that neiba,
Emma polo that galvan and you tell me later, I already tell you later,
how you go after that I want to go in my life that I
have gone to neiba well to or not another what happened there that, that
not Pablo, only Paul, that is town. Case, that' s
Pablo, case Garvagacos garban the one you are, they arm that is under
you, you really tote, because I talk fighting. I don' t
know I have friends, baraukenes or as a geliga, barao baño nuño buruco.
But you guys call on the plus. Who' s there, that
' s in the province of San Idea and Prostitute Idea were in the I
don' t remember. I have one of the tallow stuff, but I
don' t know what it says around here which galvan boletry, hey dear
threesome bole Ollero piece don' t leave around Anthony Peña that' s barahola
ok me. I have to go to Galvan, I have to go to
Neiva, I have to go to Espina and Farfang' s kills. Kills
kills, kills Farfang. Out there romantic to sit on a crowded order three
beers and after you already have your hot beak. So, St John,
the top of the border is more jorg c than you' ve learned on.
Oh, well, thank you all. Yesterday was the debate here in
the district. I hope that the other provinces of the country, especially the
one that are to finish six demarcations of the country are the most i that
will determine the election of next 20 May. And I hope that those six
demarcations, their candidates can, then, debate and people listen to their proposals,
that beauties see us tomorrow you missed something, fortunately, that this program
the signal arrives tomorrow to some provinces bla