To get rid of that on the multiverse, multiverse multiverse fantile from Monday to
Friday from seventeen to nineteen in Alejandro Fantino, in Neura Hola Bandita. How
are you? I think he hears us well, how we' re doing
well, well, basically just arrived. You hear something, yes, you
hear it well. We don' t just listen. The only thing I
expect is reciprocity. Hey, tomorrow, afternoon, tomorrow. I hope you
start that way in the morning, the morning boy, how the teacher is
said to be loud. More tomorrow they' ll throw more. I'
m c more tomorrow, more tomorrow with the bike, starting with the one
that enters with the motorcycle director. The next entrance is going to do with
the bike and the bitch. I don' t know if any of you
saw Wendy' s photos taken on top of the bike any minute now,
the bitch comes up with me. It' s been hard to get past
here with the bike. I don' t know if I recommend it.
Not here, you can do it here. I think you can get in
here with the pilot. Well, he' s past the screen bill,
Antonio' s bill. He' s gonna ride the plane. Antonio'
s gonna hand over two. Take the bike, because it doesn' t
give me to drive anything else, just the broken one, so healthy with
that relationship I ask you please, because it will happen to Burón. Here
or I know I' m freaking out on. This whole program hasn'
t been the same. That program is gonna be the skinny one counting the
den, and we' re gonna put it down. Let me faint at
any moment. But, well, they' re gonna have something clear,
something to watch live. Not that you want to give us a summary of
what was the very bad experience. No, no, the truth is for
you to have half respect for him. It' s the skinny chest,
which means it leaves ten kilos, ten kilos more than ten kilos down is
to have respect. The truth is you' re having a hard time And,
well, nothing that I know at some point needs to be started.
Sure, it' s gonna take me a few weeks to make myself optimal
again. But, well, here we are, we' re benching you
skinny, thank you for coming. You know that, please, thank you,
thank you, because here you had to fctt fall fctte my head exactly
good, good thing you weren' t there yesterday, because when Alexander left
this, I' m going to comment on it personally. I drove Agustín
crazy, and then I drove Osi crazy, which he said under a change.
It seemed disgusting to me what we did yesterday, but not as a
team, but as a depelot It was like some sort of random you.
You weren' t. I' m not gonna make it better either.
I do, that' s the idea. We' re not going to
have three programs either. I was very angry because I didn' t like
performance at all. In fact, I walked in and said I' m
going to read the comments. Well, he' s always going to be
in love with everything. But I said this was a piece of paper.
So today we promised something of better quality, better quality because it will be
an informative program and I want to thank nico promance who is always with us,
When well, one is more delighted, and more and more followed here
next to everything. I' ve always got you worried. I' m
telling you, I' ve been worrying about your presence almost every day here,
and of course I had to come back and face them in my personal
life. When they did, they saw him interviewing Malvina, a documentary from
Malvinas. They saw it, yes, very nice. He' s out.
Very good, very good, very good, very good. And special,
Malvina left on Tuesday, April 2. The truth is, we interviewed
three heroes, off the charts. The three, the two pilots and the
soldier who came. I tell you that, Ureta Martinez and Esteban, the
truth is off- status. They are people who have anecdotes that, as
I told them there and I kept that phrase, they told anecdotes and for
all the rest it is history bombing the aircraft carrier, the attack on the
fleet in the strait that of having sixty soldiers, unpacked with six thousand British.
This one mobilizes him, that is, you put him in a position.
I didn' t see the cuts any more, but what surprised you
more than I didn' t see in the entire interview was the craziest humility
with what we can be talking about outside the Chamber, taking a beer,
eating a roast, which are anecdotes and for them their anecdotes is the story
of all the rest of the Argentines. Things that one studies, one,
one reads, one hears, one asks no, because I know him,
who knows another and all the rest. We are like this and they lived
it in their own flesh. They were on top of a plane nine hundred
kilometers per hour, five meters from the sea floor going in the wake of
a missile to an aircraft carrier bombarding it with a five hundred- pound bomb
and leaving looking for a Hercules who knew where it could be, but because
they had radar, they couldn' t find it. They had to find
him in the middle of the sky to falter because they didn' t fall
apart. It' s something that' s all out of our understanding,
because we can look at it You see today we can give you some what
I know. I don' t know if the word is real, the
importance of what was lived, but we' ll never get to understand it.
It' s crazy, because you say it' s experience. It
' s an anecdote that I really wish they never had to have lived it.
Of course not, but the truth is, as you say, being
in touch. I' ve also been in touch with all of them and
other men linked to football who were also in Malvina and saw you move a
lot. You move everything clear, especially for our generations, that is,
in the case of the three of us, which is so far away,
because we don' t even live it, we didn' t exist at
that time. So we' re much more disconnected out there than we did,
disconnected in the sense that we weren' t in our homes as this
happened that we just didn' t exist. If we' ve already had
it far, we' ve had it. My generation, for example,
of sixty- five, was there to be called. So, in fact,
we live it a little bit, too. You saw the thing of
saying we' re here. We' re in the same quilombo. He
didn' t have it, he had no idea. It was an abnormal
situation. No. Don' t you? Don' t you? Don
' t you? Don' t you? Don' t you? No,
but you know I was surprised by the ambition on top, which was
in details Esteban Puerto San Carlos waiting for a possible landing, a possible bomber.
They would listen to the same radio and listen to Buenos Aires to find
out that he was going to war. He had intelligence reports where he could
be. But they listened to the radio, they listened to the people in
the city and they listened to that to find out that he was going to
war. If the British sailors were said to have come different or not varied
to give those, then you saw a thing that was so complex that it
was lived by compatriots people who lived the moment you were alive, but who
are Argentines like all of us and then all the traumas that are left afterwards.
But well we invite you to nico today to talk about a couple of
topics that he is specialist, he will be able to give us a better
panorama. I' m gonna tell them a little bit They saw the kind
you saw. You go into class and the teacher starts. We' re
going to give the notes at the end and you say don' t be
such a son of a bitch, because I don' t want to stay
all class and you stay. Well, the best comes at the end.
But we' re actually going to make a program a little more structured,
because there' s a lot of information. We' re talking to Otto,
who was going to be the point of what we were going to talk
about, because it seems like everything is the same subject, but it really
isn' t. We' re going to have a special guest who'
s going to explain what it has to do with the increase in gas bills,
because I don' t know you guys I didn' t understand absolutely
anything. I read the headlines, read increases of four hundred and high percent
after up to ten zero pesos. Well, he' s coming, Fernando
Heredia, we' re all from Juliet Terress Juliet School. I don'
t think he' s listening to us, but we sent him a big
kiss, Fernando and I are from her school. Then we are going to
talk now, at this moment, the meeting that the Interior Minister Francos is
having in conjunction with possi and the governors who also, by the change,
already ended exactly a meeting to define two key things, which is the basic
law. It' s a basic law that' s at least half of
it. There were six hundred items, four hundred were removed and two hundred
were modified. And it is important to know first what is being negotiated,
because there is an important issue and this I spoke to the Ministry of the
Interior portfolio today, because the fiscal package is being discussed two things. In
the law basic forgiveness, in the negotiation with the governors, One the basic
law and another, which is the fiscal package, which has to do with
the chapter of co- participable profits. And here' s good. From
what they tell me from the portfolio the governors don' t agree. Then
let' s get a little deeper on that topic. Let' s talk,
too, there' s the trunk minions. I hope we' ll
do the survey we' ve been waiting for. I' m living them
on the other side. Yeah, on the other side it' s internal,
we' re going to see a cut of Adorni, too. I
don' t know if everyone saw it in the chat room. Thanks to
the people over there from Twitch, they' re calling the log. I
don' t want to say anything. We' ll just signal. They
let me know when the trunk shows up, only the military found out.
Thank you all. There we are looking at the two screens of YouTube,
also of Twitch we will see what Adorni said and then we will talk,
well, about much more information. Typical news you saw, but recently or
all and Manu from the other side of production sent me a link because it
is recent on repellent topic. We can put it on screen. If we
all read it together, you see that for the people who are on the
radio they are not watching. The Government is obstructing the importation of repellents for
30 days because of the high demand they have read to list. If this
one isn' t really, I read the title just like that. It
seems to me a good, good measure, because the missing is notorious and
the reality is that these people are very concerned, because not only are there
no repellents. First, almost 90 percent of the market has a single mass.
The others have very little production and then there is no inspiration. So
either because there' s a lack of tea and abuse too, uh,
no, let' s not say abuse that there' s abuse and we
have flan' s there' s abuse of entrepreneurs. Let' s just
say they hide or sell at ridiculous prices. You know that more than entrepreneur,
I think they are the retailers that accumulate because prices have come out in
the free market, that are unpayable 60, 000 pesos or 80, 000
pesos. He also said further, to see that we no longer go to
that end fifteen thousand pesos. It' s already a terrible thing to understand.
So, that' s what we sometimes don' t understand in this
country, and it gives us a fight and we complain about everything, and
we expect the negotiation, the corrupt politician the other. But, well,
let' s also look at this side, boy, not really. No.
We don' t miss a chance to take advantage of something all the
time, all the time. So crazy is a question you' ve already
seen cultural. Let' s say we have to start changing that kind of
maneuvers, because they' re maneuvers already to see we can go down a
little bit. There' s a subject that I know what we say there
' s only one company or two that they do. The atman has approved
or enabled one hundred and twenty to go more than they can do. The
point is that the problem is that we keep in mind that for up to
a little while, inputs were banned. They were forbidden to enter because of
the impossibility that existed to see that it says amid a record of contagions and
deaths, the Government decided to lift plots to the obstacles, to the import
suddenly. That' s where they' re making jam jokes and naming you
cute. I' m telling you, I' m not saying. Surely
there are people who know the subject. Javier Miley' s administration announced it
through a statement. They' re going to be accepted for the payment of
the go. Don' t forgive the impo if he' s livin'
twenty percent and withholding the profit tax six percent. Given the current epidemiological context
and the consequent increase in demand, it seems barbaric. I find it barbaric
because to see if you are defining that the market is settling, but there
is no market, there is a failure, if there is a lack of
supply and you are facing one of the most complicated epidemics, the offers accommodates
nothing and the craze there does not sit like you and feed those who later
want military in the price controls and other things that end up ruining them.
Ara co notice that if it goes down twenty plus six you are talking about
that the market, at least in the price of repellents, will accommodate.
And there really is a subject that would be good if you saw that whenever
there is a temporary change in some tax issue it ends up being perpetual.
Come in. I don' t see myself with this one at the time,
which was twenty- two percent of the temporal at the time and temporary
this country, especially in taxes, are all temporary. The point is,
the storm is about one hundred and fifty years old. Sure, well,
he remembers that I hope this is also temporary and instead of thirty days,
it is temporary from Argentina and lasts 150 years. Live cinema without values,
no profit, no retentions, because Argentines are what we pay the least taxes.
On that and if it pleases also the whole watch well, is that
it is open so that it can import it company and so that anyone can
import it. Of course, the bad thing about that is that you have
15 days of good mortification. But if you make a decision. Now in
the mo to see there' s a different guiding area have a small thing,
but you know that this is going to bring along something that I tie
up what the skinny says. Now that they know that in fifteen to twenty
days they' re going to start appearing, you' re going to see
how they' re going to start extending them, because they know they won
' t be able to hold him back any longer at the price for speculation.
So those who are hiding are going to start showing up. And yes,
because no one will sell it to them after they don' t sell
it to them. Of course they see that it clarifies that you have to
have as a question of AFIB are written down with tax key and have us
the level train for the imports sensations for you to buy on Amazon send me
two soft. You have to be clear is clear, but colon a tutorial
looks here says Christian Enrique Jiménez does not exist in the market failure. Actually,
you have to talk to an economist about this. You have to create
in the market. If you have a company or two companies that generate the
repellent or any type of product and are not producing it well, the market
is clearly having a failure, then you have to create it. You have
to have more options. Sounds right to me. Regardless, we can then
discuss whether or not public policy was right. The minister is going today the
Russian minister, he' s going to give an interview and the night of
forgiveness in the case you just described. It is a market failure, but
it is imposed because it has no way of importing imposed by whom by restrictions.
But if you have two companies and we are going to remove the restrictions
because there was another one of the issues of the companies that told you well,
we were not jumping that this demand was going to have a certain volume.
Not that. I think it' s a foresight mistake. It'
s a new clear one, so you have to create the market. But
it' s barbarous to see that you import them. Sure, well,
if you can' t care, then you can' t produce either.
After all, it is not that the market fails because you wanted to fail
as part of that market, but because you had no way to operate in
the market. I understand what I' m going to, I understand here
you read some comments, but bad flaws in restrictions. Not the market here
say later the black cape twenty pesos Thank you. It' s fart about
the repellents. For you, it' s the skinny fart. I mean,
it doesn' t seem to me that everything to take care of the
welcome people is, but you saw how I know. Me. Yesterday a
ment explained that the secret is to kill him. That' s why the
spiral and insecticide is much more efficient. It' s just that it'
s not something you can carry on or throw yourself over. The repellent serves
repels, but I' m taking you clear. Well, you have to
be, you have to have this on the record of I renewing it two
or three hours, because if it' s not the same as nothing.
But well, if everything that helps is welcome, well. Here I will
read you two comments fctt TK less hard. How many are one hundred and
fifty Uruguay a lot and nowadays you buy three four provinces with that always zincuent
Uruguayan thanks to st hand to hand, I made it with the dollar,
with the dola. Well, TTKM donated that to us. Thank you very
much, Sebastian Morenza, 200 Mexicans, greetings multiverse endurance. He sends them
to you in 200 Mexicans coming this way. Not the one you' re
talking about. Good topic. We' re going directly into the single political
part. He' s going to explain to us a little bit what has
to do with the base or what happened with China. Regarding the military base,
let' s also see a Patricia Bunrich twitter. But before that we
were commenting that until now the meeting of Francos pose and the Governors together for
the change, the negotiation that there is. What I was told is that
the Government is very optimistic about the basic law. We must start with the
opinions and then start with parliamentary treatment. But there is an additional issue.
I don' t know if they saw what they' re saying there,
in the chat there they' re putting the otdo helmet in and out or
everything' s going in, but I want us all to listen to the
cop Adorni. I believe you that there was a significant improvement in Adorni and
then we can tell if you have data or not. But the guy puts
his face on every day giving the lecture and today he treated you all the
issues every day. There is an important issue, but there he dealt with
three points that we here in multiverse. We count every day and I would
like to hear it and I want to hear your opinion too, Augustine,
because good theme indoctrination with the video we saw the other time was the theme
or the fundamental discussion. We have the video to decorate for some saw the
lecture and in the morning yes, to see if we can hear it.
He touched on three important themes. Indoctrination also spoke of the taking of building,
the video that comes from the video that we are not to that video
that the beings of Malina left when the director began to speak clearly exactly where
they are not. We don' t have the example and he said this
will be faith or not, because we didn' t know. We saw
it live, we reacted and what we saw was logical. I don'
t believe in videos other than this, I don' t. This was
a video of an act at school that they were doing memory for the day
of the hy The news brought Alexander and began to penetrate this. What about
indoctrination. Why. It' s one thing to have a line in an
establishment. You have a line or you go to a faculty and there'
s a line and a program and another thing is to indoctrinate. Well,
we have the Adorni Court to hear it from the national government. They will
be amended, the bill will be sent to amend articles 11 and one hundred
and twenty- six of the National Education Act with the aim of penalizing indoctrination
in schools. In addition to this, the Ministry of Human Capital that we
are going to communicate to you. Of course, when it is implemented,
it will be responsible for making available a channel so that parents and students can
denounce indoctrination and political activity that does not respect freedom of expression, that is,
in short, they will be able to denounce when they do not feel
that it is respected, that their right to be educated is being respected.
Stop it please, because then start with other topics aus No. I think
you' re welcome. Let this be the truth that many years ago,
at least personally, I was waiting for some sign from those who decide on
this situation. Because the truth is that I' ve somehow exhausted myself by
thinking about the issues that happen in school. It' s happened to my
kids, it' s happened to friends. It seems to me in very
bad taste that someone should lower ideological party line within a school. I believe
that the teacher, the master hand, the educator, is to teach,
not for this to convey what he thinks from the ideological partisan point of view.
I think whoever does it has to be thrown out. They have to
kick him in the ass of education, whether it' s from the game
that' s been played, there' s a shame. Yeah, let
' s do one, we can do a survey. We' re not
going to ask any truncation and borteriks. Let' s ask if they ever
felt they were indoctrinated at their school. It' s okay with that question.
Yeah,' cause there he said who felt they felt. Let'
s do this, did they ever feel on twitch and YouTube that indoctrinated them
at school? Here the youngest of all is nicono yes how old you are
twenty- one so it ends twenty- one n twenty- one nor has
look. He' s putting on the chapin. Now we put in the
poll keep it, save it, but Lois and Roso were going to put
it wasn' t the people, so you finished school in twenty- two
thousand twenty. I know what school you went to, a school in Rosario,
which streams, streams and you felt you were taught at some point.
You don' t know I didn' t, at least I didn'
t have that, that, that feeling. I was a school, the
truth that very good in the city of a school this nothing had the privilege
of a good school that many people can not and I know many cases in
Rosario that if they indoctrinated them, especially in matters that do to what the
interest of politics makes, for example, history. Many schools, the typical
is the teacher or history teacher who goes down in that sense, because I
tell you a part of the story. It' s the easiest thing to
do in mathematics, physics, chemistry, economics, good economics, out there,
but in us in the toughest sciences, it' s harder. But
in history, I don' t know ethics and citizenship or Catholic doctrine,
ugly what the subjects of religion are called. That' s where these facilities
tend to be generated the most in order to generate this indoctrination or downline or
tell you a part of the story. It was a school that is from
lopus there and I was explained in addition to Christianity, Catholicism, which obviously
emphasizes that they told me other things. It is also true that it is
high school they counted it also of small, but how difficult for my question
is this today I put myself in motivation going exactly the first thing to limit,
how to feel apocalypse people, come a problem. That' s what
it' s got to do with it. Yeah, obviously that mud fucked
up, because we don' t have to jump automatically either. While I
fully agree with this measure, we cannot jump to anything. To begin to
say that it is indoctrination, because if we are not going to fall into
the same one that we always criticize of the banalization of the dictatorship, that
everything is accused of dictatorship and the real weight that has that is lost,
then with the clumping happens the same thing. If we jump with anything,
we say no, because the kids in history are watching Russian Revolution, they
' re indoctrinating no. That' s where we' re making a big
mistake, because this is part of the story. It' s a very
important thing. What I am present, that is, data, is important.
He' s a black music teacher, but it doesn' t matter,
but he does study pedagogy and everyone, though to see how you define
it. For example, if you have to give history, you who know
a lot of history, what do you give to say I am not indoctrinating
for the Russian Revolution, that they are Bolsheviks. You don' t have
to tell things the way they are. You have to tell the facts,
because that' s just what history is. You can' t give we
' re going to get back to the typical truth and interpretations or suck it
ready, but I can' t tell you. I can say something.
I believe that we know what it is to teach and those living in Argentina,
because they have made their hair gossip. I did it almost without exception.
The soleros do not clear that we students to see we are talking about
what kind of students if you already boys, like the through Payó, six,
seven or eight years. The professor starts to give a class of how
good he was, how bad the military was, how good the terrorists were.
Then you know that you are teaching them, but apart from us,
that is why you are not subject to any clear interpretation. But there is
an educational program that must be respected and where to understand what to say,
but there is no educational program that says well about Cristina and Macri' s
evil. Well, that' s what Evelyn b says wrong. I'
m a student of the elementary school teacher at normal number nine. You literally
can' t say you voted for my law. Teachers take you from point
to point indoctrinating everything to future two centera that would also be lousy if it
were the other way around, because that is, returning to the example before,
just as it seems to me that the logical thing is to be taught
Russian Revolution. I' m going back to that. It' s not
good that they want to sell you, for example, to make it as
big as there is and it wouldn' t be good either. I'
m the one who armed her bad. He' s already explained something to
you, but here' s what we live on about what happened here.
There have been concrete facts since I tell you, from the new democracy to
today, and they are always the same as doctrine. Not even Carlitos a
Dorocklin adoctrinó iséstor Cristina who we hurt. It' s them if we
go back. But if we go back, when I have book, book,
if magazine and logic, but we go for ours. My dad'
s already passed away. But again, the new democracy, the new democracy,
as you are told, of the last forty years. It was they
who indoctrinated. They were not Alfonsín, nor de la Rúa, nor Carlos
Menen, neither they nor Macri. No one who goes to a school would
see you and say look at the engineer mac no John, They ne Nestor
Cristina always with the same tsarasa. You know what I mean, I'
m raising the Waus. Why then do you think that young people today are
perhaps in proportional terms, the ones who support most. I tell you easy
because young people and I tell you young people of all social classes realized that
beyond indoctrination there was a great verse and they realized because the one who suffers
it could not get out of that suffering. And that suffering was eternal because
it always depended on them. You were never going to be free, because
you always depended on a grant, on a plan of this. The reality
is that I understand that there are many people who are going to follow the
system. But evidently, just as much of the radicals' children became Peronists
in their time today, for me much of those boys who pass you,
if they were periodists, realized that that schism exactly goes no more than now,
they realized that it was a great verse, it was to stay next
to me that I am going to take care of you. The verse that
I' m gonna take care of you is that you' re actually gonna
be poor all your life and I' m not gonna take care of you.
I' m going to work you out like why the big one went
easy on you. I' m gonna work you out until you get the
last drop of blood and you' re always gonna live out of my hand.
The subliminal message. Don' t hesitate. But na' s not
the subject that the kids noticed because they' re not dumb, because today
' s this thing that connects the world to you. Then you realize the
truth. I think they' re shitting us and if guys, they were
shitting them because while your dad, your dad, stayed at your house because
they told him it was gonna be better. They didn' t have a
home, they didn' t have a car, they didn' t have
a life, they depended on a plan, they depended on a subsidy.
Then you realized that there was another way out there to progress in life.
That is the issue for me, globalization or, at least, the media.
That' s why I say what' s going on is important,
because everyone knows what' s going on. Now we know what' s
happening in Ushway, it' s what' s happening in Chile, what
' s happening in Uruguay, what happens in a minute in a second.
Well, that gave everyone their eyes, and I could sing to the end
of the window. But you know that we really are when you live in
an environment where the eyesights are the earmuffs before. It' s very hard
to get out of that, but it' s obvious that people noticed that.
He' s right why the kids decided to support and you might realize
that next to this they were going to be all life poor. Eye.
I don' t say they' re going to be millionaires with Miley,
but I mean, let' s try it anyway. This initiative was celebrated,
but always in this type of thing, I am very comfortable with it,
because it is not enough to take action in education on indoctrination and nothing
more. It seems to me that the state education system is completely deficient or
deficient in our country. I think we should also have a serious talk to
change. The world has changed everything, the ways of working have changed,
the ways of preparing and generating money has changed. Then it seems to me
that education has to start mutating more for that side. So, well,
it' s good, it' s really good this, because it'
s also the basis of a lot of things. Now let' s not
be alone with that, but I don' t even have to tell you
anything You' re going to have to leave in a few minutes and you
' re the youngest on the table. I want to hear your opinion about
this, because you' ve recently finished. We' re further away from
finishing the college. Except. No. But there is one thing the skinny
is saying, which I find interesting to point out, because we say well,
the education system is corroded. It' s corrupted. Now they live
here in capital or province. He has the Minister of Education of the Province
of Buenos Aires. It is a good question who is the Minister of Education
of Buenos Aires city. I don' t remember if you want Santa Fe
Provirincia Education Institute. And it is a self- assessment that we have to
do in each one, because the educational system, in addition to existing at
the national level, a coordination is of the provinces. Yes, it is
not true that he is and no one asks for an answer from the Governor
or the Minister of Education of his own, but or that he is chris
I love in my immourucro. You' re putting this in the code.
There is a provincialization of education at the time, which took place in the
1990s and each province is in charge of how it will give education in each
of the public institutions, because the private will also define its own curriculum.
The superchas guys are gonna be blown up by now. But I say how
you agree on how you tell the concrete facts, how you agree, but
how to where you' re going to see. I always say and the
example is not the one that corresponds, but I always take it to what
is sport and football one. When you say this team has identity, what
it refers to, its history and how in lower divisions, it prepares the
guys for when they get to first division, according to their story and remembers
their game style to how they want their team to play good. That transferred
from education. It seems to me that as a country and we have to
say well, where we want to stop in the world, where we want
to aim and start to generate changes in function in education, towards But for
that, to see what we have, that we are importing producers, which
we are then also to educate so that everyone has and each province has the
best tools to be able to grow from their place and make a country bigger
and bigger. Looks like stop but pay tell me things. Well, we
talked about it, there' s got to be a clear, corely equal
education plan for everyone. Not at all, no, but of course not.
No. But that' s just because she talks. We talked a
lot about regional economies, but to weave to add a little thing just destroyed
education. They cut it and made it by whom and in all previous governments,
provincial or national, they all produced, all were good repo. That
' s why I' m telling you where they looked at everything then.
That' s why you have to generate it again, you have to do
it at zero and you don' t want there to be doctrine. I
think it' s barbaric, but there' s got to be a line
for no one to say one. I' m not going to tell you
no, now they' ve switched to doctrine on the other side. But
the education system has a national framework. But I say, every province is
party an ideological line. Sure, sure, you' re not going to
anything, but there' s a national line on what you should realize.
Of course, yes, but I' m telling you, we' re
talking about the importance of electronics, the importance of regional economies has to do
with the province where you are. It is clear then why St Juanino,
Mendocino, Tucumano, Saltenius or Jugueño or the missionary have to teach the same
thing. If many times the approach that could be given to it could be
much more efficient for the person who is sucking it to the knowledge and the
b do that is living daily can produce something more personalized. It' s
super what we' re going to the micro the drain macroson has to talk
about the validity corporately, but I tell you something we also have to separate,
because we, out there we have a vision of what education is about
where we live I had the opportunity to go to Pujato and accompany him to
Alejandro. We went to school. I felt like I was going to school
where I had gone, because the boys had the same discipline at the same
training. They' d line up in a row, you' d be
in a row like we did back then. There, evidently, there was
a line in the province or, at least in that locality of this one
that came down from the same teachers. Now, if you' re in
a place where they sit and instead of telling you who St Martin Belgrano was,
that many kids don' t know, they don' t know if
the beetle, the flag created it, who it was or, because we
' ve seen no terrible pedeos. I totally agree. Now I' m
going to tell myself something to finish and I say, instead of saying it,
look, who was a branch, a forbidden word for chisnerism, who
was a vellaneda, who was this rock or who was whoever, they tell
you who was left behind. Then you' re starting badly. That'
s right, you' re starting badly, because no one beyond the misfortune
that this guy may have died to top it off is told who' s
a bad guy and they' re lying to you about how he died.
Then it' s all a lie. They don' t teach him how
to talk to kids. You spoke. I' ve had schoolmates in a
public school who were humble kids from deprived neighborhoods and really today kids don'
t know how to talk. Then it' s okay. I' m
not going to talk about my time, but your time, your time how
they talked and because you talked and because it depends too much is the importance
of having another subject within all this education, the teacher. The importance was
a good teacher, because if you have a good geography teacher, you know
what the yunga is in Jujuy. And if you don' t have a
good geography teacher, you don' t find out about any of that.
That' s where we need to rethink from scratch. All the education.
It' s all wrong, it' s all happened course for the teachers,
well, it' s going to be this one of him that they
' re going to give the variation to know if they taste good is on
the day they proposed to do that, yeah, turn on or the country
and good and good, but there are good teachers or teachers that you listen
to them and say now they don' t have any bonus and another asks
you bad one in the chat you don' t know, you don'
t know the ecosystem of nuna so I want to tell you that they send
me today what I' m going to tell you now. I' m
not giving the name of the person who happens to me. It happens to
me in an evaluation. I' ll tell them. Keep an eye on
this, because this has nothing to do with the pizza tests you saw.
Also there the boys don' t become a certain, they don' t
have a certain level to solve the basic math problems they want to interpret exactly.
Don' t pass me the number, because those of you who want
to hear you call us, you can' t ok I tell you by
whatsapp. No, but the line one, the line one is ready.
Well, now, if you pass me the line, I want to hear
someone look at what they' re telling me Listen to this because I'
m telling you the truth is terrible. A person sends me a kid'
s evaluation. I' m not gonna tell you age. I' m
still getting an evaluation. I' m gonna put her down here. I
' m going to show you how I look. You saw it hit when
you saw it. The evaluation looks. What it says is don' t
say anything. What you' re saying don' t say anything. I
see nothing. It' s so good if I say take a piss and
see a nice voice. I' m being sent this evaluation by a cop.
Don' t raise the rat glow, not just because I have the
spide filter any must have what the fine thing is, it puts evidence,
put obvious problems. Well, I' m gonna work everything right here.
What they send me is the back of an evaluation. I see I don
' t know a division and down he says I didn' t study teacher
sorry, I don' t want to disapprove face. Sad I want you
to draw her to the teacher and draw the teacher' s son. When
I see this, when pulsator professes his face, when he prepares thirty-
nine years, he has not deaf here look, rare the letter and you
how old. You think, what' s this guy got, tell him,
but tell me no. No. Now that I' m asking you.
Yeah, I saw the net da think yes, five, but they
might have a lot more. Sixteen years old, a school in Lower Flores.
The person who sends this to me knows her and really tells me about
the problem she has day by day with the kids so she can teach this
topic. Then you wonder. Sixteen years old, I didn' t study
Prof Forgiveness, I don' t want to disapprove of this is real or
be thrown out at least no salo saclo, take it away from me,
but honesty you don' t matter anciently and I think that in your time
too if it' s okay, it' s also zero and yes logical.
You understand me that' s how to see. I' m going
to say something and everybody' s going to fuck me up, because most
of our followers are young people. We have to start with discipline. Discipline
which means discipline. Stop going to school like you sing your ass one on
shore the other no jo. That' s mini skirt that no brother.
Discipline. If you don' t impose discipline from the place where practically your
life begins, you won' t have it in your whole life after your
house. No, but you know what' s going on Look, there
' s one thing, too. There' s not that much discipline.
But the school, the school aligns you, you understand me then. I
agree with you, but discipline has to be. Then we need to see
what happened here again. I understand that the world has changed. Anything you
want can go on with the cell phone, the table all you want,
but here' s something that failed. Education has been failing forty years ago
in Argentina, since Alfonsín, which was to be the Federal Education Plan.
After that he was all alive to the PEPA. What I' m saying
is discipline. The kids are gonna be mad. Who does not, no,
no, no, who lacks, who repeats, repeats, who does
not study, does not study? You have to tell yourself if it has
to be four years in the lower first, you will make cousins a very
strong cultural problem and because what you say, which is that discipline that I
totally agree that there should be discipline respect are the basic values for which society
is contributed. The school' s gonna sue them. In case you say
now all the generation who grew up without discipline, they will not sue their
son, because today the new families and this you see and you will see
a restaurant, they are father and mother talking and they are reading next door
with the cell phone and the lenè. If he pulls out his cell phone,
he screams and goes back to ta. But I say, that generation
that wasn' t disciplined, it generates a very important root problem. But
if the house can' t do it to you, it' s already
misformed and it doesn' t have discipline. You already have to impose it
is like a change of subject, but it is yourself. Yesterday, a
woman on the street is more of a cop to the point of wanting to
take her gun, and the cop didn' t encourage himself to defend himself
out of fear of what' s going on. The same fact in the
United States knocked her with the taser, left her hard on the floor.
This is discipline, well, but in the educational case, it is also
true that it starts in the house, because before in an era. But
if you tell Dad look, Mr Seven Boy, he doesn' t come
with his pants, shoes, and pussy. You don' t agree to
go in it happens to someone else that you in education, at least that
' s how I learned it good and the carrot, and it' s
okay, that there has to be the stick that isn' t there today,
no, but it also has to be the carrots and there has to
be the veneer. I understand, but there' s never one here.
Palo explains the analogy well, because if it does not seem that we are
saying that we have to put and stick of the discipline for stick, no,
we do not want map it not the stick is discipline, says the
coercive stick, the stick is hass but for fear of the repercussion of not
doing and the carrot would be the benefit. The carrot would be the incentive,
the persuasion to do it for self- interest tonces something has to have
a bit of both and balance. It all ends in the same place.
The education system is fucked up. The educational line is, everywhere, totally
distorted and the way of education is ancient. You can' t educate anymore.
How he was raised that fifty year. We need to change. We
need to update. It can' t be that a kid is three years
old or that kid who' s sixteen, six, that' s sixteen.
He can' t. I don' t know how to write or
write badly, but it' s probably no matter how you write. They
were divisions to make, your cell phone and it does you 150 thousand things,
but well, today if I was happy two thousand two, you have
to lift him up on the second Sunday. Well, because they don'
t ask two questions. Well, very effective, the cutivating system that carrots,
teach the boys an attractive way and learn. But let it be something
current, horia that the academic formation has reward Second, of course, old,
not first, but forgiveness. But I' m done with this.
I end any good give it to us to fire it to me you know
what dinnertime is to make you understand the guys who learn that for their benefit.
Of course it' s not a burden, it' s no obligation.
Let' s say it' s better said tools for your future life.
That' s got to make them understand. I don' t know
any jokes that you naturally don' t want to learn. No. There,
no, no, no, no, no, there' s monkey
no less when they go has been promoted and they throw them anywhere. He
' s been promoted here. Here are teachers, teachers who have lived in
fear because the father was coming. Of course the mother would fuck up sticks
and promote them. That' s, that' s what comes from the
singing This is what I' m saying for me is wait for me.
One second first, thank you, Nico. We can have a round of
applause. Nico is coming to see Nico, famous Claudio. In fact,
you go free udo a lot and co promancio. Thanks for coming. We
' re going to make a change, because we promised them we' re
going to someone else. He' s gonna be in that chair still the
best until the end. But thanks you felt comfortable. I felt like I
' m gonna be tomorrow. So it' s going to be tomorrow and
we' re going to talk it over well about the Chinese military base issue.
Yes, let me stay wildly in the mood to talk about the Chinese
military base. I' m asking for the station operated by the Chinese armed
forces in Newkan. What' s going on in Newken Good Fundamental. That
' s the only promance that' s gonna tell us tomorrow. Now it
' s going to be a change. Fernando Heredia is going to come in
and we will also welcome him. But as long as we' re not
gonna see how he' s doing. I want to tell you I was
just facundo that one. Now let' s read the super chats later,
but I think there was a guy in the Facundo chat in San Luis who
wanted to tell us if they ever indoctrinated at school. Let' s give
the number. I can ask you, please, to put the phone number
back. Four five hundred nine eight three two, four five hundred nine eight,
three hundred two is the number now and one. Get him the air
ben to see hello, hello, hello. I go there I hear you
well, what your name is, how you are male speaks facundo fa world
of St Louis. Ah facundo was you, but you saw when they'
re in the virtual stack. First waiting for you to take out Luis'
s entrance. I feel like I' m waiting. He' s waiting
to call how you' re Facundo We all heard a little down spectacular,
the one without falling into too much. What caught my attention is that nothing
is said about zamba indoctrination. You remember the zamba. Yeah, sure,
yeah, well. My elementary school son, who is already thirty- six
years old, I live in the province of San Luis, I have a
trade, I am an entrepreneur, well, etcetera, etcetera. My son
in elementary school, my son in elementary school, they indoctrinated him like there
' s a video. It' s particular. If you look for him,
he says he talks about the military and talks about Videla, but he
doesn' t know why the military coup started, among other things. And
if you see the samba page it is clearly seen as Sarmiento was a bad
person who belgrano. It seemed that he had this strange means of thinking.
If you guys look at it a little bit at some point, just one
of the guys. You can look at it, take the job, see
some of the jobs there. It' s interesting to analyze at some point.
What part of San Luis is capital, capital. I have a trade.
Here you have a trade that your children forgive me how many children you
have, I am two, how old are eleven and thirteen years old or
eleven and thirteen years old, so now they are thirteen no longer first year.
Maybe that' s the first year. He' s here He'
s a third year. Oh yeah, third year. How is time,
of course there is no seventh here says there is clear exactism and how is
the educational issue. You terrible give me some concrete that this account and indoctrination
begins particularly when from here we have a feudal government for more than forty years.
Yeah, he' s been running the same family for forty years.
Yeah, it' s okay. When we talk, they talk a lot
about formosa. But St Louis has little talk with Wiñaki and also, once
in the chat he has answered me things that I have asked him and he
knows it well, because I have written some books of St Louis and he
knows the story. It' s terrible. To be punctual first, in
primary, the specific adoption is against these videos, to give the boy a
perspective of a reality that did not exist or that existed from a place that
was not the real It is terrible. Not good, well, that'
s a constant bad apology, no, no, it' s not a
constant to tell the story, partially, deliberately, so that many don'
t know what really happened, because in reality, I always say that everyone
will draw their conclusions, but give them the tools. Now, if you
tell them, look at him and start counting one a day and start seeing
him count five. Logically, you' re going to have a very biased
view of reality. But this, unfortunately good. You live in a province
that has been victimized, I mean victim, victim of a system, of
a personalist, authoritarian system, etcetera, etcetera. And unfortunately, the country
has also been a victim of this. Well, and some, there are
some of you. You had booby- trapping. Yes, it was created
why, because the generismo Cristina and Néstor Kinnard copied the model of San Luis,
They copied the model of San Luis, of the public work, They
copied the model of indoctrination, They copied the model to follow from the scam
to all the taxpayers. It' s terrible. It' s interesting to
talk, because we need to talk to the doctor. No, but I
understand you and unfortunately you notice that you had a practically two brothers, one
of them now at the time supported together for the change, but it was
Adolf. But the reality is that they were going to alternate a tropoi that
clearly, of course, they were alternating one and the other. They were
alternating, but always with the same practices, the practices that they tried to
follow all their lives, because to continue their whole life with their way of
being the province was practically their property as to pass formosa and unfortunately, the
people. They showed great works, but people were getting worse and worse not
only that. Today, St Louis is living what the rest of the provinces
live. For us we lived a kind of Panacea with industrial promotion between the
nineties and two thousand and six, two thousand and seven there was a kind
of Panaceda. St Louis grew up a lot and actually raised the real terms
and grew up precisely because of private investment. Then that was cut, obviously
because it was asking for it was already a matter of elections and asking for
coimas. Literal people of the government called and asked the factory managers for coimas
to say well, you want to keep having the contract. Well, you
have to vote for Fulanito and tell him what' s employed. It'
s yours that you have the hot stuff about it It' s a practice.
Let' s say that' s why I say that the school,
the Quinerismo School, was created by the Rodriguez to Facundo. Thank you so
much for communicating. We were waiting there. Let' s keep asking people.
I want you on the other side, I love that they called us
from St Louis. We sent you a giant kiss and thank you for being.
Thanks to the almost ten zero people on the other side looking at us.
Please put like simply to help the phone algorithm four five hundred four or
five thousand four five hundred. I don' t read anything, guys that
eighteen thirty two. You guys, please, how' s the phone four
five hundred ninety- eight, thirty- two good. Call there, please,
to see if they felt, because here' s what you' re
going to report if you felt you were indoctrinated. I want to know what
part of Argentina they' re looking at and if they know any kind of
indoctrination, either with a family member or with something four, five hundred,
nine, eight, three, two, how it' s going. We
invite Fernando to explain to us a little how the issue of the gas bill,
of the increments, will be, but that we will leave it a
little more for the final indoctrination theme. This law thing. I insist again
on how we will define whether or not something is indoctrination. So far and
here I understand, Alejandro, when you feel it says no one gave me
the answer nor do I know the answer. We know that, because either
I ask her. Four five hundred, nine, eight three, two so
had ever at school or college. They talk about fines, they talk about
I don' t know what suspensions don' t matter. I fire now
who to fine the teacher, the school, not because he has. There
we have a listener Bennite Manuel to see how good afternoon, how good afternoons
are, boys or all right where we live in Buenos Aires. But I
' m from Santa Rosa la pampa. You' re Santa Rosa la Pampa.
All right, tell us, well, yeah, me, mostly,
the same with the San Luis Acá Boy. We have a couple of caudillos
who are Berlas Marín and good all that is Peronism And well the indoctrination is
to me they took me from the same school, from the student center,
already in the high school had student center and I went to the modification in
the year two thousand six of the Education Law that was amended. I don
' t know if you remember. Yeah, yeah, well, in two
thousand six, we were taught that a deputy was the one who ruled a
governor, that is, doctrines and, well, a lot of things at
school were already being done what was high school. Moreover, when I passed
the faculty, I went to medicine to see the basis of the subjects that
I had from the more political base than chemical or physical base or stories,
he explained to me yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah, since then what
' s been learned in high school was for the military, to be a
militant. Of course John two thousand six did not go to debate what the
school was like, or how it was in school or what bases you had,
but to see how we could take advantage with a student center, with
a photocopying center or what to improve in school, because the provincial government does
nothing. It' s just that the big problem is that it' s
not the issue, because the skinny guy here was saying who you' re
punishing. First you have to punish the one who transmits later you will see
the chain of responsibilities. But the reality is that here the great chaos in
education has come from above and if you have your president or your president or
your governor or your governor, you' re down. From there, all
those who adhere to that party or that ideology are going to be what they
are singing to, because they also had something in favor, no one was
encouraged to resist that of course that pro We mark you where the agn people
is because I don' t say if it doesn' t come from above
that it seems to me that it should be the way one can pose the
indoctrination that comes from their highest heads. It remains or can simply be left
in the opinion of a teacher. So I' m not indoctrinating then,
but the profession doesn' t have to go and give an opinion, there
has to go and teach. No one asks for your opinion is fine,
but there are matters that merit the best to raise an opinion. Then let
' s say where the line is. There, that' s where I
ask one thing and the laying seems to me to have to do also with
whether something systematic and sustained over time and I already have a line of several
teachers or messages in the acts or posters stuck on the walls. It seems
to me that he goes more out there, not just in a class with
a teacher exposing his position of last, because if we don' t fit
there too then, in the end, then what we are books. We
' re not free to say or what we think, you can' t
be free for whatever you want. I put myself in both places like because
I try, I try, that you have to be objective. We talked
to you, but we' re just gonna get you into a teacher.
Tell you the truth, you' re great President Milaye Chao Chalo and if
I' m not interested, I' m talking about one side. I
' m talking to everyone. I' m talking about everywhere. I tell
you where we found the line to start reporting that kind of thing. Well,
Emmanuel, you' re still there with us. If you guys don
' t listen to each other, in which part of Buenos Aires. As,
I am in Santa Rosa, the pampa ah you are now in Santa
but I or in Buenos Aires and I go in Microcentro and I see the
students that good I see today with what is happening with the Party of Miray,
that young people from universities want to divide the Party of Mileve because they
think different from what the President is doing, that he is really doing everything
that he promised. Yeah, yeah, that' s why we can'
t tell the truth that, in fact, well, there are people.
We know that people are infiltrated and that there are people who want to be
Macana as libertarian and it is not freedom. Emmanuel a thousand thanks for calling
us thank you for parti program dale. Thank you very much. S perfect
hug. No, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no. But you must also become a lawyer for
the devil to see che. If not, then we' re going to
cut the freedom to see without math, I start talking about Nestor is the
best thing in the world. I' m indoctrinating if it' s the
matter. It' s one thing to transmit. If there' s anything
like I said or with history. One may at last raise an opposition,
but it is far from training. If that is not sustained in time and
comes from a line above. It doesn' t feel like people keep calling,
please,' cause I know the phone down there a lot. I
think it' s very clear to try to spot someone who' s teaching
because it doesn' t matter which side he' s pulling for, but
he' s going down a line and he' s going down a line
to guys who are just taking their first steps in strong education. And it
seems to me that that is barbaric and deserves a sanction. But no doubt
speak well of whoever speaks well of you. You have to tell the story.
Now Sarmiento and I such a smart yard thing was good, it was
the best. It' s already docha. There we have Gonzalo de Merlo.
Gonzalo, how about good afternoon, how are you doing wrong, how
are you doing good afternoon? To you to the whole table a great affection,
a pleasure to hear them every day, a pleasure to you and thank
you for listening to us. When we talked about indoctrination, you lived it.
You in person, you have families away, yes, I am,
I am thirty- seven years old, I have my married, I have
two children. My lady is a garden teacher, so what' s going
on in education I live it. Let' s say in our own flesh,
we live at home. We went to a generation. I ended up
in school in two thousand and four, which we were already part of the
indoctrination of how one thousand questions of history were told, both of Argentina and
of the world situation. But now it seems sinister to me. For example,
my youngest baby is four years old, he' s in room four
and the biggest one so second grade than the kids. For example, on
March 24, they put on the big handkerchief, the white handkerchief. Tell
him what memory, truth and justice is and tell him that a military coup
is being commemorated. It' s okay. When she came and told me
that, I asked her, well, son, and what is democracy then
and not being a barbarous dad and what is a dictatorship. And I don
' t know. And of course you don' t know, son,
if they haven' t explained to you yet how the constitutional mechanisms work,
you don' t have the age to know why they put a white scarf
on you to tell you it' s being commemorated. Go find out what
I' m going to explain where I' m going. Yes, because
I' m going to sneeze, of course, but what you' re
counting, they who you' re counting, unfortunately, we' ve seen,
we' ve suffered many, but we' ve also been involved.
I' m telling you a little quiet about it. I say that today,
the cultural battle must be fundamentally fought and it must be given every day,
in every place, in the cafe, in the bar, at work,
everywhere, because they do, it is true, They know what the
issue is. They went all over you and we let me pass. Then
we let that happen and I don' t take care of you, because
I, for example, left public education in college. I left UVA because
it was unbearable. Once I started discussing Marxism, because they wanted me to
come and sell an autopic story first. We are not now going to discuss
Marxism. No, but we all know that Marxism is utopian, that it
is inapplicable and that the little that was meant to be done failed everywhere.
And gual spoke against Marxism here speaking year two thousand five, two thousand six
and saw you thrown Ottoblock was Mr who was giving you the chair. I
wanted to shoot you and I had to get out of the grape. I
had to study in private education, because I really wanted to learn what I
wanted to study. I studied law, I studied finance. I don'
t care. You saw that they want to come and explain to me that
the water wets or have to argue with a salami, that the circle is
not made with a square, but he is made with a glass you saw
the square of the circle. I don' t have anything. I can
explain, but yes, it' s true what happens, that they did
such fine work for so many years, where in the generation, especially in
mine looks. I am from Merlo, I realized that this country was lost
Augustine when here in mer They put a train in the year two thousand three,
a train exclusively on the branch line so that people could go together on
cardboard. You understand what I' m saying. Of course, chimerism made
politics, the model of María Antonieta, the enlightened despotism. I mean,
who on bread eats cake? What happens is that the French and Marie Antoinette,
luckily, cut off his head. We didn' t have that many
eggs here. Well, well, yeah, he listens to Gonzalo. It
' s about to come to the table, think Gonzalo moment I heard him
otoblo something like this, but you know that We all allowed the school,
the blackboard of the school, to be the walls. We allowed the blackboard
at the university to be on the walls, the bathrooms. All this,
all that disgust, because it sucks, because they don' t even want
to keep the place where they' re going to study clean. They'
ve made a center, an ideological training center, places, me, schools.
We don' t have to allow that anymore. And besides, there
must be sanctions, very strong sanctions. That is why I say to the
teachers, the teachers, the rectors, everyone who allows it, because the
one who says it is responsible and the responsible one who lets him say it
clearly. So, that' s why I have because teachers many times,
some not because they' re patronizing for some interest, but they don'
t have another. Don' t look, I' ll explain something to
anyone. You have life experience, we have no other. It' s
a simplistic way of saying it. I don' t want to get in,
but you understand because it would be easier for me. It would be
easier for me to stay in my quiet studio. And it' s not
putting me here to get fucked, some call me facho, some tell me
a lot of barbarities. There are many who support me, but it'
s because I' m here to do this. I' m not even
here to do it for money. I come to do this because, at
this point in my life, I decided to give up the battle that I
started at the age of eighteen and then I abandoned it when I started military
in a political party. But now I say no. I' m not
going to let them tell me what their balls are singing, I' m
not going to let them tell lies, I' m not going to let
them make up stories. Then I decided this. I' m no hero.
I really am a flesh and flee person who decided to give it to
this battle. And there are many like me, like you too, that
' s what I' m saying. I would need to have the space,
that is, the things you have to say and to communicate, to
communicate people, do not let yourself be indoctrinated. There is no book by
Galeano or book by one that is better. There' s the documents.
There' s history, you can see it in documents, and that'
s the real story. The exacting account and how you realize the sarlo book
that one day says one thing and the other day and you want me to
tell you one thing. Teachers are also responsible for us I criticize teachers and
criticize many public employees, because the teacher is a public employee and, ultimately,
he often says what I' m going to do, because I don
' t say that all teachers are the same. Go pretty and they all
stayed in the house. Well, that' s fine, but you know
what' s going on. You saw what the sanction is, what the
sanction is. Well, one of the big institution says clairvoyant. You have
the right to stop, but you have the right not to collect. That
is why they refuse to make education essential. We know that they are coming,
because they know that if you declare it in essential, this living PEPA
ends. But the earth ends us, I put them there. Yeah,
of course, son wasn' t born too, he didn' t come
down, you saw the andromeda, they didn' t put him there.
Then we also have to charge ourselves many times because all this is niato that
governs us and the trade unionists that we have this we all put them there
and you don' t talk. But there' s one thing that'
s important and this is one I think you' re on the same line.
The battle must be fought everywhere, everything must be fought. Even if
they put you down, even if they tell you anything, they tell you
in any barbility. We no longer eat one this height of life, we
don' t have to give. No, well, the truth is you
' re on par. Hey, let' s do it. I tell
you some homework. Let' s do it' s broken, the glasses
are broken. Ah, yes, thank you very much, for coming out
on the air. I loved your attitude, because here are these warm chairs.
I' m warm, or it' s all ahead. We'
re sold. We need blood. We need blood. Okay. Thank you
very much, uh for the witness who puts the space and a bon kiss
to everyone. Agustín and the skinny have not done much, also great song,
a great hug. Okay. There they were listening. They came out
from everywhere It' s Luis They told the living room dog. You realize
we' re going back to the same thing. How history is also transmitted.
It' s a recurring theme that the listeners shared with us. How
history is transmitted and how we can study it or study it even at school.
That' s fucked up, too, because the capelus we' re
studying with, at least my generation, are all recontra manipulated. The Capeluco
I studied with had three pages talking about Rock with all the fury or roses,
but then, for the kilgners there was a whole chapter. Manu,
you confirm my forgiveness and Manu, confirm to me this information that I'
m passing you because it' s terrible what just came to me. That
' s where I' m sending it to Manuel, because I' m
not seeing him being covered in any medium. I don' t want to
say it more than anything, because there' s a look. If you
have information, no, they' re not essential, not confidential, but
I don' t want to say something that I' m not. It
' s extremely important and I don' t see it being covered. The
main news, so I don' t know if that happened or not.
That' s where I sent him Forgive me, not practically. That makes
it very difficult to study history, because it' s all very manipulated here
and it comes manipulated not now, because we were talking about criniarism before and
it' s not something that just happened. Now it is being manipulated because
before Augustine had told him this you could go doing it backwards, even Perón.
When they took out Perones' books. My dad avoids my mom there
too she had a more than clear linedown and how the story was being studied
was already changing at that time. Then we' ve been dragging seventy years
of history modification. So it' s really hard to study something that at
least I raised the two perspectives, because it' s okay. Sounds perfect
to me. If you ask me this happened. You can see it this
way, you can see it this way. I also do not ask that
everything be raised that history books tell you that Perón was not very bad,
it was very bad, but not that either, because it would also be
bad. It' s not that you really have to be descriptive, excuse
the lenses, descriptive or not valorative. It' s just that I want
non- valuing objectividavo. Here, Alexander would tell you the objective, it
exists, it doesn' t matter, but to see how many chairs are
here in neura. That' s not good. Targets are only one,
two, three, four or five. It' s just that there'
s the other one and they tell me the truth, with the definition of
truth which is undeniable. There is no truth, well, but it is
also undeniable. There are things you can' t deny them. I want
to see why I got this information and Manuel, look at me, look
at me, Manuel, with these glasses like that on the side, you
put it on. I can put it on, because I don' t
see it being covered anywhere and I don' t want to make this either.
I don' t know if it' s already on Twitter. They
put it at what time 20 minutes ago it came out, it' s
putting a suspense in it. Not good, because I think it' s
terrible. Well, put me on one by one or put Banny the Bunny
on, put the bunny twitter on,' cause it' s terrible.
I' ve also just had it in a group if the glasses boys have
broken clear fix your source is the buny no no. No, but there
' s a channel that put it on Twitter 20 minutes ago. We put
it on, no, we put it on. Look at this one,
not because it' s terrible I' ve been sent here I' ve
got the image. Do I have the image of the person turned around?
There it is, that' s the picture of the person turned around?
And that' s where they put a record of a grinder or a good
saw, here I eat it so I put it in sound. Five cutting
discs and a 20- inch machete were seized. Last news I gave but
I am struck by this is in the house Rosada a young man tried to
enter the house Rosada with a machete. It' s a tweet here being
moved by TN' s tweet A young man tried to enter the Rose House
with machette and arrested him. It strikes me that they are not covering it
anywhere on the news, but also yes. But the video is an excerpt.
It looks like they had it a little earlier. Ah good one.
I think it' s a terrible thing that there' s because who and
you know what' s going on? We already standardize many of these things
because so many bizarre things happen and literally every day. Why she can be
a student today is what happened today. Not a madman who wanted to come
in with a pink machete home and give him that goes and of course,
it' s one more of all the crazy things we saw here all the
time. No, but besides, I' m sorry you' ve got
five days. It' s the guy' s got a machete, but
I' m telling you, it' s terrible I don' t understand
how they' re not covering for him. Let' s agree it'
s not normal. A person didn' t come with a machete wanting to
enter the house where they had. All we saw was the images. Not
good, but look at the government will seek to change the education law on
one side, open class in defense of public education and the other, burdened
peace general. I think this is terre and I' m already immunized this
thing. What are you going to do with the records? I' m
asking him the same thing that he paid me I was going to throw them
away. They' re not saying it on TV anymore and he tells me
there Jorgelina modifies in which part, because the truth is that we have three
channels. If we don' t see him anywhere, they grabbed the gardener.
Let' s say it all good. I don' t know.
I' m not taking this off because you don' t know what'
s most serious. What is more serious is which entity. We ended up
giving him this, because we don' t learn. We don' t
learn from anything. We were already used to doing a monumental play with a
two- disc machete that can throw them to anyone. That' s where
they' re covering it. I don' t think they' re gonna
get to the President. That' s where they' re putting it.
There' s nothing going on in the nation, it doesn' t say
anything about that five n They don' t talk about it because they suck
an egg and everyone else tells us. One is talking, they pujaron,
others are talking and the guy was walking into the Rose House with a machete.
You realize gra machete, but of degree, the degree of if not
with the Casa Rosal or of noe stopped, because if it is not well,
you have found all that of the Casa Rosada. Well, he'
d been arrested. But of course, but you saw the guy and as
someone you want even the one wrongly thought to want to make a mess,
as you think you will be able to pass to the Pink House with that
which is minimal security, that is, of course, a control and the
first of course not. But besides it is a person who in the house
I entered only once for one I remember that they called me for a lecture
that had given carla visoti with the subject of the question and went to do.
You saw when the peradiet the journalist who goes to the conference to ask
a question. When you go into the pink, it' s like it
' s some kind of airport. Sure, I mean, they' ve
got everything the detector is. You have to put it, I mean,
they have a level of security that won' t be able to happen,
but that must be outside. I imagine he got us in. No,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no. I mean it would
be more just everything, it would be more. What happened to you that
you' re looking at me and laughing at me, not voice, not
who you' re laughing at. What people say. There' s comment
you can' t enter It' s not about waiting. First I'
m going to read some super chat and before Fernando explains to us a topic
that is fundamental, I, at least I didn' t understand anything.
Says Adrián Carmona four thousand pesos. Thanks to my teacher. I asked her
why a doctor should have the same salary as a cleaning staff, since that
' s what she proposed, good half of the left. Not that they
all make five hundred thousand the minimum wage, and they' re all waiting
for the state to give you merchandise. He replied that you do what you
like and the state educated you. They talk to you about neoliberalism and that
came to break countries. That' s not good. Leandro Varela, two
thousand pesos Thank you. In the enam of Lomas de Zamora, in the
Macri government, many teachers had a way of educating with a very marked political
connotation, specifically by throwing Macrie shit at him never teaching him to be critical.
I wouldn' t call it doctrine, but I thought it was a
serious fault. Year two thousand sixteen. Thank you for everything Sergio donated fifty
pesos. Books have a Marxist, Peronist, psychological, economic orientation. They
talk about bad neoliberalism, social rights are good, well, I lost several
suparchats eight and o. If later he came to help me this one because
I don' t understand I don' t know how the super chats look
here like you see it for the used antes. No, why there'
s a way to set it up, but I don' t know how
to do it. Then a lot of people wrote it and I couldn'
t read it because I got lost. What' s going on? No,
no, no, uh, well, keep laughing at I don'
t know what pure Gramshi, but of course, yeah, you' re
basically like this. Well, fer, we' re going to welcome you.
Now I do, officially to Fer Heredias. Thank you, Fernando Heredia.
It' s logical cutlet Terres School actually. But well we don'
t know about the field with Juli on CNN Radio as well and I asked
him, please, to come today because they all found out that there will
be increases in all styles. But on time, in what is the gas
bill you are colonizing us. The TE program realizes why I came back with
the femenic fer all the school of Julio tolth Res, but we listened to
them colonizing. The program was for, for, for, for, for,
was spear you know what' s going on. I' m consistent
with what I' m saying. If you have a guest to bring to
the program and you want to propose it bring it good, excellent for tomorrow
we are so because I don' t, I don' t doctor,
I don' t colonism, I don' t. You started with your
uncle imagine, but to me that' s a colonization for first donorem be
honored, in honor. He too has an eye that thus comes to the
first piiture. No. No, no, no. No. First fiora.
No. If anyone has someone to propose and a subject like me I
like prepared that informs people to be able to help welcome. So in that
sense I hear proposals Fernando topic increase of gas. I want you to put
me in the chat room, please, as if it were some kind of
prayer, how much you pay for a gas ticket. You know how much
you pay. They have no ideas. You monkeys, Dalemon, no,
no, no, because he pays you, my lord so I don'
t know. Oh, of course not. I mean a bastard, right
now, let' s see to it. I pay, yes, say
eighty thousand pesos, eighty thousand pesos. A is a crematorium. It'
s for eighty thousand pesos, eighty thousand pesos. Well, you told us
the other day. I don' t pay. I have a lot less.
It' s more than what I' ve got proof of two thousand
floors of doso light around here. How much we pay. It' s
all 2, 000. I have to pay for them all. Yeah,
I never paid more than two thousand and a peak of one thousand and eight.
Sharp and look, I can' t tell. Wait' cause I
' m looking for the gas bill here. There are twenty- thirty bonuses
that all do. Of course I do what I' m going to pay
well tell us a little. What is the subject of the increase and how
it will begin to rule from what month this of the ten thousand pesos,
of the increase of the four hundred and sixty. How it is specifically and
there they are putting the Chatris before two thousand. If you want to make
an introduction to understand where it comes from, how the increase is justified and
then we can give way to people to tell us or show us their bills
that already how much I consumed we can project a little what they are going
to do, because a little there is that doubt. How much I'
m gonna pay for gas. You saw so we can also help a reading
of the fare, of the bill to lepe for understanding a little bit of
it I asked Fernando to bring, please, an invoice to be able to
do the reading, because I, to see I didn' t understand anything.
I like these issues. I read them, but when I started looking
at the tops in what way it sets, I didn' t understand anything.
I said come Fernando and tell us what it' s going to be
like. And there they are putting, for example, in the chat three
hundred pesos. Okay. There are also some people who have logical claws because
they don' t have natural gas. This is by networks, networks,
this is by networks. Some are putting three thousand a there. José Cuchillo
Paz puts one or clear look eleven Lucas, Hector Castro, which is what
I read the highest I read, but then three thousand four hundred there is
an average in that price. You tell us where you' re from.
Also say the prevent is important. Well, how can this be justified?
First, let us remember that the tariff and gas consists of four components,
the own, the price of the gas, which is more or less.
Let' s do it without taxes. Let' s do it ah well,
not little sincuir, because it' s a subject that influences quite a
bit. Twenty- five per cent of taxes were passed, fifty per cent
more or less of the gas, and the rest of the tax is divided
between distribution and transportation. If you have the gas that is produced, it
is sent by pipelines to the cities where it is consumed and once it arrives
in the city, it is distributed to each house. It is very similar
as it happens with very similar light, if ok very similar. Well,
the first news we had previous Santa week was that the government had decided to
increase the main component, which is gas. Let' s call it pist
which is what is technically called by point of entry into the transport system,
that is, gas, when the pipeline system enters. Well, that'
s the delay in the price of gas, which we knew existed, like
light. That' s why I was priced when I made him empisade at
that I' m telling you, if we say it didn' t reflect,
it didn' t reflect the real price that it cost or what it
was sold out of. That was covered by state subsidies. Or that it
was not good and it was greater than that of light, because light,
for example, when it was made this policy of segmentation that made mass.
At least there was a universe of about thirty percent that were the n one
of high income he pays. They came to pay the full price on the
gas. That never happened. They got to pay half as much. That
is, those who paid the most paid paid half of the cost OK.
Remember, the average price is about four dollars. The million vitub that is
the unit of measure, Yes, that is the region, not that in
Argentina, in Argentina, well, but what happens is paid, as I
say, those who paid the most to pay the half and but that also
was delayed, so it was devaluation and now they paid one dollar instead of
four. Those who paid the most and those who paid the least for twenty
cents. Well, that was done. A recomposition was announced. Then they
' ll pay for it. Exactly. The n euro will pass to pay
first two dollars ninety. Time to get him out on the n one because
or I' ll jump no one has something. One did n one,
n three and n two. It would have been easier for them to make
n one, n two, n train. I don' t know why
they did it. I don' t know why they did it. But
from heaven, in terms of high class, sings that asked for income,
low income exactly good are going to go well, it' s going to
recompose, but it' s going to keep maintaining this segmentation. That is,
high incomes will pay the full price of gas well and the middle and
low income will have an increase, but will not pay the full price.
That' s not how it is, or we saw the exact amount,
because it can reach Marial and it doesn' t come when they told you
about Tarifa, a fixed rate. Listen to something like that, no,
fixed charge, not fixed. You' re going to explain to me how
the bill will come with the subject of the increase and the subject of the
fixed charge. That' s for everyone or for what population. Well,
that' s the great novelty, because once we know more or less what
the price of the pist is the price of gas, that' s what
they need to add the transportation and instruction service. Well, that' s
charged just when you see the tariff box in the fixed charge or the variable.
The variable is the price of gas multiplied by the cubic meters that you
consume of sir you in the month you consumed for example, I do not
know fifty cubic meters. It' s a pretty logical thing to do.
Multiplied by the price of gas and gives you the variable charge and then tells
you the fixed charge what you pay just for being connected to the network.
Even if you consume zero, even if you use zero, you' re
going to pay that fixed charge, that' s what went up the most.
No, that' s the top. That is the great novelty of
this instrumentation, which was a request of the destroying companies, which was to
apply to me the whole increase to the fixed charge and not to the variable.
Why, because they have equal cost structures throughout the year and, instead,
the income went up a lot in winter, because winter is used more
by their gadas lovers and in summer. Not then, well, that caused
financial inconvenience and well, it was a request. The Government accepted that request
and charged heavily. In the fixed charge, that is, in the variable
charge we see increases that one might think more reasonable, considering that the inflation
is of the was of 200 percent and we are updated a year ago in
the prices of the gas. So you have increases ranging from two hundred to
three hundred percent or yes, good numbers within all reasonable, not to mention
that obviously the rates were very late. No or we saw that, but
you say any other price increased you, for example, the purchase of your
house by two hundred percent and signatures with both hands and from one wood to
another. It' s not a normal raise, well, but the fixed
charge happened something different. How it went up or how the lake took off.
There was a lot higher up there. What was done to keep him
from leaving, didn' t have that much impact. He went to save
the lowest consumption category. We already talked about the three income categories, yes,
now for consumption. No. At the same time, for all of
us that can be fixed on the invoice, they can grab invoice and the
BM have and assigns a consumption category that starts with r r one, the
lowest and continues until r three four are eight. Yeah, good. That
goes by zero A consumption range so much, well we can see it,
but I didn' t want to make them feel good for consumption. The
first category, which is where the majority is, for example Metro Gas,
which is the federal capital company. Fifty percent of users are r one,
i e it is the lowest consumer category. That doesn' t always mean
that the people who have the least income are this category, because there are
often very numerous low- income families, but in general there is a nothing,
a great majority that belongs to this universe not all. Obviously well,
then what was done to this category of reunion. Let' s not apply
the fixed charge so hard. This is an increase so much that it was,
I think, the three hundred percent. But already to the next category,
which is to see two one, the increase was seven hundred percent,
or clear fixed and in the last one the one of the highest consumption,
that because it told us Bulgarians, that stubborn one is of that feels something
that must be of that brother category. Well, I haven' t turned
on the Olympic Games thing with the march. Not that, but the cha
race, the category of highest consumption has an increase of almost one thousand four
hundred percent of the fixed charge and only for being connected to the network.
He' s gonna pay fifty- two lucas, I mean, excuse me,
you don' t use the gas. You' re gonna save the
tallest. You' re going to pay fifty- two lucas without taxes to
that, but not everything. Fifty- two faga without using the gas,
so let' s go without starting the car from scratch, but let'
s have fifty- two if I normally cut a second. There they are.
People say how much you pay. There aren' t some who pay
for gas. This one' s two full of bills. Yeah, yeah,
well, the illustrious same thing, but yeah, but it' s
unworkable. If it' s totally good, what' s brother, let
' s go on the cell phone. Seven Lucas go on vacation, brother,
seven hundred pesos. There' s one saying the federalis Mar de Plata
can' t be It' s weighing seventy and there I say. I
pay two thousand three hundred twenty- four months or malena, six thirty-
nine of gas in recoletas. They say yes, yes, no. No.
Okay. We start from the basis that the issue of energy subsidies justifies
much of the fiscal deficit that the country has. Not for reference. Last
year, the state spent the equivalent of ten zero million dollars on its energy
coils, that is, in four years it pays the iuda to the fund
a hundred suicide. Not that would be the equivalent, but good. It
is clear that this is unworkable, that it is necessary to make a horrifying
tariff ordering. But, right or the challenge is to do it at a
time when wages are so low and it just costs so much. Not making
this recomposition right now presents a challenge. Whether or not it' s something
that' s going to have an impact, a lot of people and a
lot of people are going to hurt. Of course, it does not mean
that it is not a proper policy, that it was not policy is not
adequate. But I say how much a claw or a rafa costs is fifteen
lucas, more or less lucas. There' s the one who runs away.
In Argentina usually humble people. Yeah, perfect, so a humble person
pays more for gas than a guy who lives in a pick- up.
Not crazy. Well, that was done quite a few years ago, but
it doesn' t have to change because it has to put on network gas
and no, it doesn' t have to pay any more. The not
good, obvious pick- up, but it is that a department of tregamba
is subsisted and pays five lucas of gas. The discussion is complex, because
there are places where it is not economically viable to carry network gas. Then
you say good. There. The solutions garrafa and combine it out there with
a team of solar panels. But yes, it is clear that there are
places that either you said collect me or port timber. Nothing paid the same
can' t be done. It' s not that you say good the
one who lives in Lugano village for this and Recoleta doesn' t. The
price is one and we should just say subsidize the one who needs it by
income level. And so good. That' s the challenge that government.
Here I' m going to read you the truth, or if it came
to me forever I don' t know what else. You' re past
the edge of that hanger. Mata Abel González 500 pesos Thank you. This
month I pay eighteen thousand gas in Bahía Blanca and electricity twenty- eight thousand
hello skinny are greeting you, well, the plant grabs you good gar,
but the bland but all greetings. Then she says Elizabeth' s a little
sadder, which lasts us almost five dollars. Many odas, none of those
times do in San Lorenzo Santa Fe, Category R three four. Fernando just
explained very well that it is the topic of the category that are highest,
the highest consumption of forty- six cubic meters, peri to everything that technical
period one two thousand twenty- four, two, not two thousand, yes,
two thousand seven hundred seventy- eight pesos. In winter I triple the
consumption, that is to say that we are talking a little more almost eight
thousand pesos, if we well consider now I was going to pass some numbers
for what if the through the rates of how many can be imagined by April.
But let' s keep in mind that in winter that' s going
to have a much bigger impact. First, as people just said, she
triples consumption. Well, there are users that quadruple it or ex duplicate it.
It is obviously consumed much more in winter than in summer. Second,
the price is also going to increase for winter, that is, not only
are you going to go up more, but it' s going to be
more expensive there' s going to be a differential price for winter. Way
so much question what high income high income is is is quite subjective. This
the previous government had made this segmentation where it just asked to register you as
you spoke put your income and the TE system indicated a category. But if
you didn' t automatically sign up, they put you on high income that
I live in, then their calculation was that ten percent of the population was
going to be high income. Finally, thirty percent ended up in this category
because obviously many of us were signed up. Well, the number. We
can look for it quickly, but it' s around that it' s
considered your income. I would tell you, because it is changing very quickly,
because they are not you go here gar nine hundred ra for better give
us five hundred pesos because we have little left for the program seven hundred eighty
and one pesos in geb to suur category of reindeer segment two. Sport is
my passion. Says he gives us ten two, the kind. That one.
I' m not from Argentina, but I' m following my law
for two years now. I hope everything goes well and I want you to
raise the liberal hour in the morning. What elimination were in charge of the
change in the so with Acá. I don' t have any value for
you. That is, the limit for making high incomes is two million four
hundred thousand eighteen and of base is for income per family, by exact families.
If you earn more than two million four hundred thousand they are high cinress
and if you earn less than six hundred ninety thousand, you are low income
between medium. That was also the only song. That' s not what
we were asked. That' s human. If you didn' t correspond,
I wouldn' t answer. I would even tell you for a matter
of equity, that the gas is paid what it' s worth, because
the reality is if this is how it can be that a guy who earns
two sticks, two million pesos a month pays five or six lucas of gas
and a guy that I don' t have in merlo or in Jose is
step or pillar or where he makes five hundred thousand pesos and spends thirty lucas
of garrafa on the table. Okay. You have to finish yours is a
play. We have to finish the jubs. How much your daughter pays in
Spain, for example, in idea and services are, if you spend them
are unpaid, let' s go a hanger. We were just told by
a listener who is in Italy seventy euros to keep my pious, who lives
in England. Eighty- twenty lives in England. I spoke on the phone
yesterday, tells me I don' t know. I think he pays three
hundred euros for one is three hundred euros a month, that' s three
with a little boy that' s nothing, that' s two and a
half one. It' s three in a house, three hundred euros.
And taking care because in the United Kingdom, in Europe they also sell a
kind of device that what they do is measure, is uniting. The clearing
tells me, it' s a deposit, a digital device that measures how
much energy you' re consuming. And that' s if we' re
not living barbarians. Then, of course, we are paying. Some told
us just seven hundred pesos, six hundred pesos just as sorry. It is
clear that there are absurd numbers, but we will never pay what for Europe,
because we produce gas from the next. Yeah, it' s much
cheaper, I mean, it' s always going to be a lot less,
but well, it' s taking care of a non- subsidy scheme
where it' s going to focus. That is to say, this is
a scheme that we said of three categories of euro in the eight has three.
It' s going to last very little, one or two more months,
three more months. The Government' s idea is to move to a
completely different system, which is very challenging because it involves calculating the income of
basically all households and crossing it with their consumption. Well, which requires very
sophisticated engineering. Let' s see if it can be done. I want
to make a parochial warning and we all send the whole program a greeting to
the designer of neura, because the design of neura, all that is the
artistic part, is all of NicolásÁlvarez. The web is we can enter
the web. It' s NicoÁlvarez com to see the neura designer he
has of his work, because buon to dades, uh, obrondades, you
said, we can enter the web and joaquinta whoreada. You' re fucking
with me, Joaquin, but I' m not fucking around because they didn
' t let me put the. Or you want to thank people. No.
No. I thank my family too, not that I want to see
the site of Nicolvarez. Com so we can see what his job is.
What did you mean? Look, my sister- in- law, who
lives in Los Angeles forty years ago, pays three hundred two dollars of gas
a month, two hundred dollars of electricity and four hundred dollars of water.
America has gas. Yeah, he' s got America. Like garpam Mira
here sent this one what goes. Listen to me how you' re gonna
have a shrimp department and you' re gonna pay Look. We' re
bad, no, you don' t have what. Not sun Peru,
which says it spends fifteen of two dorsals of gas, sixty of light,
eighteen of water. Where three hundred mega internet cable, six hundred sixty dollars
in Peru. In Peru. In Peru, we' re going to put
a second of the web to see what' s going on in the face
of the ale. Then I don' t see anything going on I'
m gonna put on the glasses that are broken, some guys. If you
want to give me a better lens, a milk, a single mangada,
yes, an always le, a duckie, a little leg of the lens
better to see, we can lower a little spread leash looko. What'
s this awesome. Well, that' s the site of the creator of
the entire artistic part of neura. Well, not log. He' s
gonna tell me he puts it in an artistic part. He also drives it,
so you can enter Nicolás Alvarez. All the design is on your website
this. You were saying what they said was worth in Peru. Yeah,
those are numbers fifteen for eleven dollars. He' s going to say sixty
light, eighteen water and speak internet sixty hours. Without that I want to
clarify that the numbers of my sister- in- law are bimonthly. Yeah,
well, all right, look good for me, I' m clear.
But there' s something important. It' s not in the month
they had the time usage thing. They saw what Julio Cobos presented. Julio
Cobos filed a non- positive apology. No. No, no. I
do not mean because it has to do with the priorities we have. Each
of us bothers us because all our lives we have paid 1, 500 seven
hundred and five thousand gas, but we do not complain. If we pay
TV knows about football and the Internet. Eighty Lucas had football for all you
understand, so it is also a matter of education and priority, that is,
what is best we have to pay electricity to the same light. I
think it' s taking care to consume and say good. I use water,
but if you give people a choice, they pay for the Internet and
not for an almost essential service each, then good. I come back to
the same very repetitive thing. It is a matter of education and beginning to
have the priorities where it belongs. Well, he knows what' s going
on. We live in a country where a person tells you I don'
t have a mango. I don' t know how I' m gonna
go on. I don' t know the truth is very difficult. The
gas increased, the fuel increased. Comment everything and Wednesday passed where you leave
and I take the six days worth brother well, you understand me not to
live. The wise two hundred and fifty traitorous log. This is telling someone
in the super chat and says my look he knows would have won in the
gas. It' s the twenty- five percent tax he has. No
yes, yes, it is an interesting subject that at the time a lot
twenty- five percent in fifty Luke and if they go climbing the numbers.
Well, at one point the President had raised it during the campaign that was
going to revisit the tax issue of tariffs, his time Macri had also tried
to explore that path. But, finally it didn' t happen at the
moment either of the two cases talked about how many other countries were paying.
If you want, we can do a projection of how much you' re
supposed to pay in a month you' ve been cared for. It is
a month like April, that I know where these new increases begin to govern,
which can be representative for the whole year, because you are just not
there in summer or winter. But now it' s two months. I
' m gonna say what you' re gonna pay for in May. Yes,
do it, but for what you consumed to shine, but you say
good. Two months go by and you say you told me to cut back.
I' m spending a lot better because, as I said in winter,
I consumed more and above, the price is going to be more expensive,
so what was going to happen to you. It' s just what
April consumption is for. But to avoid that they hadn' t gone up
the floor too much so they wouldn' t have to modify. Yeah,
but yeah, that avoids such a high beak. It' s true.
That is to say, instead of spending an equitable increase at variable charge,
fixed charge. It was a lot of fixed charge. That makes the peak
of increase between the summer and winter difference smaller. However, there is a
difference and you will see it also because the price in May increases again and
also, it is updated with inflation. The legan price is authorized first,
authorizes for the dollar, the gas price and then the price of the tariff.
It is updated by wage index, inflation and construction cost. Those three
variables excellent excellent. I will read the latest Super Chat Collective Creators, which
donates four hundred Mexicans, Hi Chico, my name is a thousand I am
Argentina, but I live abroad and I was really surprised what is paid for
service. Subsidies don' t exist outside and it' s your turn,
you don' t have to work and work and elaborate. Victor G fifty
pesos was paying thirty Treinternet on telecenter. I called for discharge. I got
seven stolen if you don' t complain exactly good. I want to thank
very much Fernando Nico Promancio who came the skinny, who came to recontrarres.
Thank you for something, oh yes cute Otto. I' m not going
to thank tro because he betrayed us and sent him a huge kiss. Alejandro
ale scares you, we love you very much to Monkey, so let'
s fire him, give him Antonio' s command. Antonio sent him also
Antonio Lage. Thank you. It' s worth the stain to work with
you, with you I can, but with trunk. So good. Thank
you very much for having accompanied us in multiverse fantino. We' ll be
back tomorrow and this continues. So, thank you all for having communicated,
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