Despite that, in the multiverse multiverse multiverse children from Monday to Friday so seventeen
to nineteen in Alejandro Fantino, in Neura, ay we are how good afternoon,
how good they are. If we want blood, I tell you that
there was a technical change, then we' re trying to adjust, because
we have the chat all together. Then let' s see all the comments
all together. It' s not going to be separated from one side of
Twitch, from one side of YouTube. So the community is all on one
screen. How they are and what changes them. You don' t change
us, but look, it changes me. How is this or if it
explains. Please, we don' t have all the chats inside that screen.
The ones with the YouTube icon are the ones that come from you.
It' s good what Iconito has, you go and it' s what
comes from wil There' s Mira. I think it has a YouTube nest,
they were from Instagram and what they have and it happens that apparently you
have to explain this after that day is the shitty day or not, but
for why we go too fast, we go weird, but it doesn'
t matter this one. Yeah, well Lara' s gonna come back,
the, she' s gonna come back, they' re gonna come back
several chet guys. We were going to the truth, talk early. We
were gonna talk about it myself. We were going to talk about Boludians.
We were going to talk about boludece because today last program how can be clear
previous. We were going to talk about bowling, about salt dancing to use.
I wanted to know what bowling alleys, but after the news, to
know, after all that we are talking about here every day of the heat
of or all answering to the accounts Kircha de Oi, giving his point of
view, knowing that he put a vote of confidence the monkey that was based
and passed from the peronizing ray a little bit to the sand rather than tugging
embroidered. Explain to me, please, how this is about the senators'
graft scandal there, but to see me it' s a pay raise.
Salaries doubled to seven million gross, leaving four and a half breads and nearly
five and four seven hundred. More than two hundred percent were raised there.
Then I say inflation. How much of these months, one hundred and fifty,
you do not prepare them, How much they increased no more than two
hundred percent, two hundred and thirty put it, but still more three hundred.
The average is already 200 percent. The rest increased and no more.
No. I didn' t burn because if I can' t, not
that purple pp pam everyone put on rent. I pay rent, you pay
for food. They pay for my food. A few days later, a
senator heard that I was fine with what was increased because I had to pay
rent and food to but I didn' t get increased, as the whole
moment of aquila looks. No. I wanted only the senators to pass it
on. No. No, no, no, no, well, pas
you saw, but you never did Now this really amazes someone, someone says
done that weird what they did this time, because they had already tried.
And, on top of that, stopped a few weeks ago, they waited
to do all the after all light everyone asked I goes to hand with the
point we can put the whole picture of everyone. Raise your hand. That
' s how I know if she' s a cabaja. I want to
see her here who' s ashamed to see more coal. We, as
a citizen, to see how you play the senator, have your first instance.
I' m sorry, anyway. Not this is a carra, that
' s a gross haired HP so someone was talking says jan arg I owe
you radical shame h of weight in that they' re saying in the chat
again malena only of the grapes and again I' m going to be tasting
justifying the increase. Who I don' t know because they talked. Some
spoke of others not saying that with what they were charging they could not carry
out the job worthily. If there' s one thing they don' t
have, it' s dignity, so we' re starting badly. They
' re demanding something they don' t even have right now. If you
charge a stick, you feel in hand and you could not fulfill with dignity
your remaining work for the retired and for the ninety percent of the people who
are employed and the one who has a kiosk and at the end of the
month, together with how much it has left, but it must have.
I don' t know a flat to pay brother Bodate' s rent.
Another side, like you have to do me, like most had to do,
that had to go to share apartment and it' s going to be
a pen nothing, don' t call me the pencira here and that there
is one thing to see that makes clear. This is it. This has
Audio Mira Mira now is moving the clear hands of relative, just to make
it clear, put it in play because it fixes, because one thing that
I' m looking at, look at the hand does not name. That
' s the lusto hand. I don' t know if it' s
money, but that' s the vote for everything it generates. Or he
' s making a gesture with Senator No and well, I think he'
s gonna say he made a gesture with the senator. I was wrong to
understand so much about Angel and didn' t vote the same. There it
is There it is. He didn' t see him vote. Angel didn
' t vote button. That' s where he threw it out a fa
because he didn' t vote for it. I don' t play And
if I play boot for it' s a is sing s not just at
seven, because no no, there wasn' t much more, much more.
It doesn' t have to be. I wish I didn' t
vote on it. Why not. No, no, you won' t
have the view. There' s, there' s, there' s
people, but you' ll show people what happened to you. But beyond
all that, actually, this reconfirms that senators don' t know why they
think they' re citizens of another category from the rest of us is that
I tell you something else they want now. Second, they' re still
out of reality. They don' t give a shit about society. Far
from society and the truth one, as a citizen, expects at some point,
because they put all excuses to life and for having first, no one
puts a stir in his head so that they present themselves to be senators.
First no, then they believe themselves to be entitled to claim. When no
one told him that it' s not cute, give it to the senator
this year. No, no one. This is presented because those who are
supposed to be a vocation of service. Then I really expect at some point
in these lives and what remains of my life, I don' t know
if it' s a little bit. Much society is made to pay us
at some point whether it is two or where it is to be seen for
another. Another justification they gave was that they can' t win either because
of a question of title. Not that money doesn' t matter. It
mattered how a senator won' t charge either. And why a spokesman charges
so much. Well, with that criterion, it can be because a senator
charges so much, and a judge doesn' t charge either. Listen,
take the doctor saves life because he' s charging two and three. Yeah,
you know what to wait for You know how much the Senate costs us
Now with this increase, you actually see four five million times seventy- two
that are inside the House, that' s three hundred twenty- four million
pesos a month. It' s the senators, only the senators. I
say I want the list of the guys who voted, because here we have
to see first that they are consistent with what they were saying, because,
at least judge there was we saw it here live, we were listening when
judge said clearly we are far from what people think. And this gives you
the pattern that, indeed, it is. They' re far away.
They have to pay the rent. I want to know in the senators'
affidavits where they live, whether they' re paying here or they have to
be their own, because those who pay rent. First I want to know
the area a lot of what many and I include myself. We had to
leave houses because the rent was quintuple, it was explained doubled and we had
to go down from status or neighborhood that makes a neighborhood from a nicer to
a quieter one. We had to get out of an avenue to a darker
street. Some had to start selling the houses directly. My old lady is
selling the house because she can' t afford it, because she can'
t afford it with retirement. Or so, yes, brother put him down,
yes, well, for s they are citizens of another category. Because
there is also an item that they charge for uprooting, as if any student
who comes from another province or goes from here to another province does not have
to pay also where the trip is going to rent, you have to bank
the whole pocket. No one pays him uprooted because he has to go to
work somewhere else in the country and this is getting uprooted. Explain to me
why they come to meet from another province and I can' t understand what
happens now how recently. They think they are, but they don' t.
The reality is that they are citizens is another category and they are because
they have been doing this for years now. And this impunity that they do
what they are singing and nothing happens is what made them citizens of another category.
That' s where I don' t know if it' s action,
or that justice never took many letters in the matter either, because we
know the things that have been going on for years and nothing ever happens.
So, obviously, they' re citizens of another category. It' s
the first thing they won,' cause that' s where they sound about
it. It' s the first thing they' d have to do,
they won' t find you. It has to be a law that says
that no politician, senator, deputy or minister can work for more than ten
years for the state. Obvious smart works ten years. That can do it.
I don' t think it' s going to change if people don
' t change from that one, but let' s think the parts are
visualizing the face of all these. That' s the truth. We know
very well that politicians are practically useless. They' ve been useless for years,
they haven' t managed for years. As it is appropriate for years
they do nothing for or people but try to have them and in their fist
for after they are going to vote. So this doesn' t have to
amaze us. What is evident and clearly placed on the table is that people
suck an egg and they are clear not today that they voted so years,
that they suck eggs. And there are some who are in there that have
been sucking eggs for years, that the only thing they try to take care
of is their little place and yuk of Manu there I' m passing you
look PBC nico. They remember that only the PPC is an Instagram account.
Oh, right, right. I just got the list. We cannot,
please, put the phone number, because here is one issue we are all
in agreement with at the table. No. This is a shame, yes,
but it is a shame that there is no subject here. One can
talk about my law and promises, but my len is the executive power.
Here we are talking about the legislative power. I mean, it can'
t be anything. It' s not for him, because here, the
powers have to be here, but he can' t give it to my
lexis. Milay Sey makes an order, but it ends here. Also some
were today and the hashtal accomplice and were putting him inside Charouel and there were
also the people who were all there to go with her, so as not
to increase the diet that ended up voting in favor. What do people think,
therefore, for four thousand five hundred ninety- eight or thirty- two
call me to see the libertarian set free. Anyone who thinks about this and
what they have to do, because this doesn' t seem to look back.
I want to add something, no accessory villains, because it' s
all within the frame. Legas, no one says this has been illegal.
It' s all within the legal framework. I say also, and those
who have voted against not me and this is exclusively on my side, it
is not enough for me to have just voted against it. It also seems
to me to be a message to society that, when that moment comes,
they will return it. They can' t. Well, you can'
t, you can' t. You can say they can' t.
I' m sorry for the games, but I' m sorry. Okay.
That' s what I' m going to say, I wanted to
say something that doesn' t get paid, because at the time I'
m going to get around to it, too. I was emptying the diet.
Of course, yes, I pour it or I give it to you
four five hundred ninety- eight, thirty ninety- eight, thirty- two
call to tell us what they think about this short. I want to listen
to people. Warn. We already have someone to see Come and come You
came here Hello Hello Hello. I climbed to my law, but I'
m totally against how they handle the party burying from the fire just because to
see give us a concrete fact that they' re seeing and the truth is
to see obviously, the party leaders who are aligned with Miley in Tierra del
Fuego. It' s from the evangelical churches and they make you say the
part when you' ll prove that you' re not a parishioner of them.
In addition, the courses for the control last one did so in one
of their pliers. Which I said seems to me not to give, because
politics and religion separate. Anyway, outraged by the senators' vote. I
' m obviously asking you this now. If you have now the senators are
listening to you. This is clipping someone lifts it. What do you ask
the senators if they tell you we can' t pay us back in what
way they can do to return that money to the people, as Milley stor
did draw it for the people directly. Yeah, well, ready, I
really want to work for the people who' re gonna win it. That
' s how you get back to yourself. How much longer, how much
longer do you say you' re going to be banking this situation, taking
Milay out because we here in this case, Milan doesn' t have the
power to decide to approve an increase. How much longer you are vain that
Congress continues to take this kind of action, which goes against what was or
the initial speech, from what Javier Miley in conjunction with his movement. Thirty
- three years old I lived little let' s say from political life,
art, but enough to say is no longer the case. I have my
retired parents, my professional dad and my mom who also charge me there not,
not being able to, I mean that I live enjoy that I could
propose in the future not having to fill the pockets that are up there what
you do. I' m a political scientist and I' m on international
relations, but I work. Let' s say independent for outside unicomers.
Ah very well, where you studied, in Wade, in Guade, ah
so you came to Acá, to Buenos Aires, and then you went back
there. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I' ve been living in Germany
for a year of exchange. I went back to Argentina, stayed studying a
capital and came back I was very happy. A non- left- handed
political scientist. Here' s an example. Well, thank you so much
for calling us there. We feared one of the testimonies. Well, that
' s where we heard it. I voted for my law I was in
line with Miley' s speech. He lives in the land of fire.
He tells you to make available to one a, a contest, a donation
contest, the senators' salary. Let' s see four, five,
nine, eight, three, two guys are watching us call guy angry about
why,' cause I think he' s here. It' s,
it' s now live or it was up to Basa. It' s
a good time talking like that, angry guy' s gonna be tomorrow.
I' ve got it day that Tipid Tipid Angry is going to be tomorrow
and it' s going to be especially sandubre. So it doesn' t
make much sense that we call it now four five hundred, nine, eight
three, two count what you think you see you don' t need to
be liberal libertarian, you may be from any other party that doesn' t
even have an affinity with this government and that you say look at the truth
that I think an official has to win this to see put hello, sophia,
how you are hello, how well it is, how it goes All
right, all right, from where you call us what age tensity Buenos Aires,
capital thirty- two years. Thirty- two years, you can tell
who you voted for. Yes, I had voted for Bolrich, but in
the last collections I OK perfect. You receive in Buenos Aires, in which
part federal capital, in recoleta, in recoleta perfecto, So let' s
say you are in an area where also the increases purchasing power will begin.
You say good. I have to keep up. The increases are complicated.
It' s hard. What' s your current situation like? You can
bench with the magnifications and all this. You are the level at which you
now find yourself or have to make some changes. The truth is, luckily
I can' t bank and I can maintain my status. What do you
do? I' m a planning manager, some kind of finance manager for
a perfect oil company. What do you think to see, I imagine,
as a manager, you made a career so you could get there. You
have to do management management management over complicated finances and, logically, when you
sub- deposit, you expect greater responsibility, higher remuneration. What do you
think about what just happened to Senator Mira? I am totally against it,
because if you say so, I agree. When I saw you saying we
have in another program, you have more responsibilities, you have to charge more,
but it' s a shame. They don' t work, they
don' t open you, that is, it seems to me that and
neither is the situation enough for it to be right now there I heard Flojo,
as you said last, that the situation in the country is not enough
for them to give in to that increase. That' s what Oto said,
I mean, give him that raise. In the case, making a
comparison with the courts makes no sense. And what would you ask the senators
to do with the salary? The reality is that they should turn it back.
But if not, in that case, let them pick it up.
If there' s something that seems to me very rare, very rare,
which is that it puts him that freedom gang is totally against, it'
s weird that when he said the project that he was voting for you he
didn' t explicitly say the increase in senators' salaries is being thrown out.
It' s weird. If they were really in cabbage why didn'
t you leave it totally exposed to everyone. Why didn' t he say
who' s voting for, who' s against. No. But that
excuses me, not for leaving the village, but the vote is public.
It' s hand- in- hand, so Villaruel is going to be
telling us by a logical question. He voted for it. Such a contral
motor, because we could all see it. Second, Villaruel is not a
senator. He' s just presiding over the Senate. It seems to me
here that what we have, from my modest point of view, to see
is what the attitude of politics in general was, bringing out those who voted
against it. Logically, that' s why I say let' s put
the list because it' s public and people should know what part of politics
shits in them. I' m sorry you' re a Guarango reaper,
but it' s totally like that. You understand what part of politics is
shitting on them, because the reality is this here we are with a government
that has a minority, it follows the two chambers. We have a government
that there are many things that, logically, if the DNEU and the basic
law do not come out, it will cost them to move forward except on
the economic and fiscal side. Now we also know what' s going on
at the university, which is autarchical that today they complain because the budget is
well general, don' t go out, no, you' re not
doing a prologue. I say now going to the Senate Villarruel sits there if
there are seventy in the number thirty- seven and thirty- six sixty-
six senators raising the hand Villarrea can do nothing. I don' t know
if I wanted to see her, pass her, see what they think.
I understand you, but it' s a matter of at least getting more
exposed and if they' re really all against it from freedom it gets super
simple exposed like the project that means Senators' salary increase. And there'
s that raising your hand you never realize in the same vote. You realize
that when you' re reading the vote, the name I know all about
raising my hand to moon, then I lower it, and then when you
say now if we vote, you come back one more in labor, but
with a desire to increase your diets. Yeah, they' re with the
claws before that' s what I' m telling you. It seems to
me that they have to take care of him a little more, because they
are new in politics. It' s perfect. They send you some shit
because they' re new. I don' t have a problem with that,
but they have to be a little wiser. That is what I am
talking about now in this independent situation, we are going to assume that this
situation does not detract from the increase in expectations you have here in the middle
of the year with the Government. Regardless of the symbolic, what do you
think so far, what is your summary of what Javier Miley' s government
has done so far? I agree. I believe that there are certain flaws
that have to be new in politics. I think they might have people who
have a little more court. What do I know how to put it like
taking Martin Menem out and putting him to a guy like Cristiana, rite simply
by the fact that he knows all the tricuinets and all the details of how
they' re going to end up in MP. And that would make it
a little easier for it. I' m happy with what you' re
doing. Very clear, very clear, thank you for calling. Thank you
very much and well, we are with the endurance of the finances to continue
managing. Thank you very much. Let' s keep calling, let'
s keep tending libertarian ige. We don' t ask you to leave the
libertarian and clear pick up are looking for her. Well, I don'
t know, yeah, he woke up there. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
let' s keep calling and see what the phone is. Four five
hundred nine, eight, thirty- two. What I want to do is
read forgiveness. I can' t get into super chat here. I don
' t know if people are writing us Elias. How justice may not interfere
with increases. What' s the limit. They divide everything in the baby
between them nothing happens. I can ask you a favor. Why don'
t we put people asking for the list of fillers. How were the votes.
Puts the list and while so many who don' t know, there
they pass it to Manuel someone who takes his hand from above his knee and
people didn' t find out. The phone four five hundred nine, eight
three two. We want to listen to people away. We have in Ilia
fars how you are good afternoon as boys a taste. Gusto sends him to
kill you, because he didn' t let me ask you anything called a
band I like nothing. Let' s see. To sum up a little,
I completely agree with what you are doing. I think who politics in
general is in gender and I voted for my law, I voted for Patricia.
At first I was not entirely in agreement with Milay at first, but
now I am completely convinced of my vote and that I voted well at this
time. But you do notice that they are very new in many ways and
I think that politics in general is paying a lot of attention to things that
we should not at this time, such as, for example, what things
to see? I don' t think I' m okay to see.
I am not in favour of my law being answered all the time on Twitter,
because it feeds the Peronists, to see, to fight, to eat
Peronism, to the opposition, to many sectors. I completely agree with what
you' re doing, but I do think you have a lot of decision
on what you want to do. But a lot of people in the middle,
for example, are not with everything in the sectors. In many sectors
they left many people from the previous government as if nothing. I' m
sorry this one would have to ask you a question. This tells me what
part of the country you' re in, where you get, stay ness,
if you have family. I' m between rivers. I' m
living in Capital, ok I have family families, forgive me I say children
you live with your children and three children, that is, three couples I
lived I only saw what you do as an example, I' m an
economist, ah, I' m an economist, I mean, and how
to see being an economist, how you see the line the government is going,
regardless of the symbolic, because here' s something that is important.
The gestures are fundamental. But this has nothing to do with my law,
because my law is part of the executive and he has the power of decision
but to persuade those who are also together, as you say, are not
yet or accompanying him or are very green in his political exercise. How do
you see the economy coming in the country and what your short forecast is,
not short. For me what is being done is completely agreed. It'
s the textbook now I did understand not to see. The reality is that
Argentina is not a country where the wheel needs to be reinvented. Many say
Argentina is different. Not for me what is most important in the economy is
incentives. If you give the economy the right incentives, the economy will come
out. I believe that the most important thing of all is credibility and the
Government has to align itself in a single line of thinking. Really similey to
see I defend him here to sword to have voted to Patricio. I am
I am nothing more in favor of that you believe that Argentina and I think
that what they are doing is right and that it is the first time that
I see a person who says what he thinks repetimeter age, twenty- six
years twenty- six years. Thank you so much. It stands between rivers,
beautiful and good. We' re waiting here for you to keep watching
the show. Thank you for communicating. Thank you so much. You mean
something I don' t fuck with him. Well, look at that.
I vote Patricia. Like me, I support my law. I think I
keep holding her that the things she' s doing, the things she said,
she' s doing, she' s trying to do. I think
it was the way. But beyond that, the fundamental issue here is that
there is a part of politics that understands nothing and there is a part of
business society that understands nothing. How it happened with the prepaid and I can
correct you. They don' t care about anything, but they don'
t feel fundamental. We' re not interested. I don' t think
they' re as donkeys as I don' t understand. I can'
t see you saying they don' t understand either, because, last thing,
I' d be seeing you attribute things that really don' t.
I think if they' re pretty smart, they' re all pretty clear.
They know very well what they are. You know very well what you
' re doing. The thing is, they' re not interested in the
rest of the people. He' s not interested in the city. They
are interested in living well, filling their pockets and believing in this period given
to them by the elections and while they are senators and deputies, being a
higher- ranking person and wearing certain flanks, but wait for a second wing
Mary and was saying in the chat that she retires and listens to nebra.
I want to hear retirees, I want to hear people who have shops four
five hundred nine and eight thirty two. He spent on the line to see
and he gassed you. How are you? Good afternoon, hello, good
afternoon, how are you there, very good. We' re indignant here.
I don' t know how you are. How about this news?
How calm you fell, because quiet, quiet, you have to be very
calm. It is already very obvious who is on which side and that for
me they continue to dirty his hands from here the next elections, from here
on out, we know what to do. Today, we are all much
more aware of people coming back to. We have a species for me,
uh, from the way I see it, in a kind of vision,
a little more faith towards politics. So what do you do of Interiorizás you
want to know who I know what of which party, what socialism is,
what capitalism is, what libertarianism is. Or, at least that' s
how it happened to me. And then now of course. He' s
not someone who did anything anymore. No, it' s not that I
remember who did it, who' s gonna keep doing it. What are
you going to keep doing? As much as he says he' s not
going to. And ready here it is here. They' re making you
a very base based burnat Mr zn They' re telling you based the boy
this I ask you a question because I feel the tone. From where he
' s calling us, where, what province you' re from, be
foolish, what do you do? I' m 28 years old. I
' m employed in a mosaic factory. I' m alive in Tandir,
but I' m from the city of San Nicolás the same way. I
live here in five- year- old Tandilles. So it' s,
like, this gives here how I' m not from St Nicholas. I
know the neighborhoods a little closer, also to Rosario. I know what'
s wrong with me villa, constitution and this and well, the issue of
insecurities and so on that well, it' s right I know it'
s too I want to ask you a little I didn' t suffer,
but I do know. I' ve got family back in the area and
nothing to see, too. You said two fundamental things for which they started
telling you based on big chat, kid, neighbor, etcetera. You said
it' s obvious who they are. When you talk about sobvio, who
are they? Who do you refer to the rest of the political party of
so much Union for the Homeland radicals and apart, not only that who they
are and under what name of parties they camouflage, because now it is happening
a lot, that it is radical, the one for the patria and the
remaining party, but they all swell for the same side, that it would
be. As for the security against my law and very much in favor of
them, then I don' t care that you have the name Radical Party
Union for the Homeland in front of the left, everyone is still banking between
them, then under different flags, everything you achieve that would always have the
same objective as living the State and reigning the State from the state, then
they are no matter. It doesn' t matter other than you Well,
you can be radical in your heart. Not good, though at a radical
heart, yes, I challenge you, you disaffiliate, but by bus I
can ask you a question. Yes, of course, why did you disaffiliate,
because surely those who were under the name of networks of Cali radicalism were
no longer representing you or not, but, of course, years ago I
tell you. I made the decision now because they already rotted me. But
I believe that I continue to support radicalism, it is presided over by a
quinedist. I don' t know. I can' t totally. I
can' t stay there. I have one last question to close short.
You said you' re in a mosaic factory. How the factory' s
been doing for the last few years. I am not telling you now in
this period, how it was in the last two thousand twenty, in two
thousand twenty, last year I was not coming in a bit, coming in
your house was already euplicated, already apart from someone were made every month to
calculate to give a budget or even have friend carpenter and I am going to
give a very complete budget, because when next week, with the inflation that
had and well the little, still see, that it is decaying and we
all have cold, at least on my side and with whom I speak was
difficult because I can tell you yes, well this I can charge you now,
but here it comes, I increase the wood, increase the cement,
I increase myself. It broke in a machine, whatever, and well,
that also runs and saves and you get lost from there. Last year,
then everyone just started to dollarize to collect in dollars, because if it wasn
' t lost and it was the only way to sustain the factory. And
now how they are to see, after all the measures that were taken,
the expectation for what is the industry and just in the factory where you are,
at least here in the city. It was a good start, as
I almost saw it coming to summer, when it gets more active, these
months are always quieter. But now you' re pointing at little by little
I' m good the last one expected either to be quiet or the last
corticia. Why are you so calm, doing meditation or something because we'
re on fire here and we start calling people. Not because I' m
calm. I don' t know why,' cause of course I never
missed it was in memory, memory and if you put it in the face
of a mamaya that integrates you, because if any hot think it, like
all of you, like all of us, we must be unworthy. But
if they' re the same people who always did it, all kinds of
things that I have in my choice that politics have sitting, same thing,
then what a donkey can expect more than a kick. Nothing like that,
nothing absolu too that puts you on a rogram. You summed up in a
word, in a sentence, what we' ve been thinking. But I
propose you come to the drive. So, in talking to production and I
think you' re very based, I think you' re here to come
over and talk about the building wheel, which is complicated. Thank you very
much, uh for calling us we sent you a big hug and Sanduber special
tomorrow is also present and I was telling you a good weekend. We said
Dale anyway, guys, very good show. I always follow him. Thank
you, thank you, four, five hundred, nine, eight, thirty
- two that you guys think you' re on the list. Yeah,
' cause people celery him or the foot pee and there he is, he
' s ah thank you because the list I had, these are what they
voted for. Of course, another to see we can, not that negotiates
to see them, but with you as an announcer, of course, bon
no, no, no, No, Me ace, is to put a
voice of announcer with people who made a vote against the people. Well,
with you shitty, pol ale luz tous r white, which must be Juan
Juan, Pablo, Juan Carlos or I don' t know, I don
' t remember, if you plan, but a Juan Valencia, Valenzuela hopes
to forgive me from that of UCR already VI, one, two, three,
four, five, six, seven are top brother, don' t
care cro Crone, Berger, Vischi, Bren Valenzuela Blanco and Lustó Union for
the homeland. Basically it must be seventy eighty percent the same as always Andrada
Ben susan Or Pachi, Jado de Pedro or Alista, Huanunnia, Julian,
Julio Mira b who wants you the rabbi Duré López, Anabel Saga or who
loves the poor Tamenes. Lea Levina mud Uniac González, kirshner I believable shit.
They think it' s Alicia. Yes, Alicia came out that you
know that, apart from the carats she has, she was a dictatorship official.
They know, no, no, I' d say yes, he
was an official in the dictation. Did he have a job, too,
and did we put this cross in for Zamora? But what' s going
on? Now they' re going to start all the provinces because here they
' re asking for federalism. But when they begin to cut the jet from
the nation and say it there is silver, that' s when it starts,
because Argentina is the son of rigor. Of course, now all the
provinces are going to start cascading to be the poor Zamora Mashans, Leván,
Dowski, h lewn Doski, Levandowski, who said that kid who stained chito
that killed yes, yes, Levandowski. We will never forget you Linares,
López Rejal, Mansur, Mansur, who was also going to be, who
was going to be the one who presided over the formula was going to be.
Of course he was the candidate. He was militarized in two to Moses
Montenegro, Neddar Parrilly, Arrilli, Parrilli, that privatitoi p Fe. Then
he set it up, not a coherent man. Parrilly, Moses speak aside
the bastions that were eaten. Speak public of now poor, poor, Moses,
I speak to you of the biblical part, a guy who was a
prophet, freed, took out the Hberean people and put Moses to one who
ends up voting in favor to raise his salary against the poor people, Moses,
poor Montenegro, neder Parrilly, we already said. Zapaga, ah zapaz.
He' s with Union for the Fatherland. Well chapam is not neuquen
and yes, but always, always has half, but popular shame. Red
recalde recalde mayor, recalde that casually important because it comes from a family that
has promoted the disaster that is the actor labor law, not and the disaster
that it means for the SMEs, for the small entrepreneur for the autonomous that
melt like dogs, while you continue, continue with the healing that of the
increases of the stands so that you the history Villaruel, we have finished reading
the list, we read Villarruel and we continue to call people vigo, spinol.
Good here. We started with a federal coalition, a coalition that was
built that no one understood what kind of people or what kind of breathing,
who is a bedroom, yes, ah Mira Vos was made of rosemary,
Cristina terenci maple. That' s where we start with good frch cut.
After all the blocks. It also seems to me that he went through several
games and you know what creck he thought also went through that party, not
everyone, but well, Mira Acá, Manuel says the seventy- two came
back. Of course not those who see multiverses long ago know or not an
industrial one. Number seventy- two is awarded to Manuel Amor, our producer.
Get this enlisted. Please come back to the villarroel and then with the
messages yes, well to ask everyone what they vote for those who voted for
those people if they know them, if they know who they are, if
they look for the surnames and know who they are. Sure, there'
s some of them just the same and go back to mild. Then you
have to commit to the vote, because those guys are there, because people
boats and you have to have memory. Also, uh clear or s or
mainly you have to have memory because they are not all like chilies, because
they ambush you like this, they ambush you like this, I tell you
white and as I wanted to read a tweet just a day ago from your
friend Tuesday to tarle villarroel here, no, no, but this, but
then let' s put it on screen. Ah good to put new to
see to put hand. Forgive me for the villain who the skinny wants to
read the tweet of who spends it already has it. There he is.
Podos put that tweet first. Then this is yours. We keep calling the
phone. Give me the phone, please, four five hundred and I forgot.
I do call people nine, eight, thirty- two hundred tapes.
We also called because my age is older. But for if you don'
t put requests you want charri alive, no, because it' s important
to listen to the big people. He' s starving. It' s
not just anybody. It' s not the same. A manager of an
oil company, of a man who earns two hundred and twenty- one peso
to see that people are left in more than seven hundred thousand pesos for less.
Call everyone who wins below to set up the lucas they are after I
don' t love to call everything, but I say call those who are
having a really bad time, because they' re going to have an even
more passionate opinion of this citua. It' s this tweet from just a
day ago. He' s aged mario and fast. No, Martin doubted
how he lives in a fart cloud and a ptal contradiction. No. No,
it' s not. You remember, in February Milar tried to raise
his salary. Now he was touched by the spokesman Adorney who, as Secretary
spends collecting more than three million just a constant contradiction. Says Luto lust while
fixing his privileges. I' m talking privilege. Yes, I did,
on the one hand, cause suffering and anguish on the other. And since
you' re leaving a day ago, you tell me the name. I
' m going to see today you know what it' s called, man,
that' s called coherence. Good addition, but German we don'
t know if he had a problem with the past skinny shoulder. With this
one we have someone on the air to see what your name is like.
Good afternoon, hello, good afternoon. I' m facundo de Rosario,
facundo Estadnescia that you do. Yeah, I' m 30 years old.
Stoy analyst. The system received at the tertiary level and good at this time
that going the employee of the trend ratio was a quite important company. But
all blank, all pautos, because all the doubt is already getting stuck in
doubt. We' re blank. We' ve got more like everything,
fine a financial biology company, but good work in the system area. I
' m asking you a question. What' s your position? First,
if you can tell who you voted for, what your fart is respect for
this good and from the first round and at that time it was half doubting.
When I saw the result, I obviously started to internalize into what were
the most policies, into what was the government plan and everything, and from
there I realized that I was going to take out help. Then I went
on to control, obviously all honors and ah form to be part of the
control. That' s right and how you saw the vote and the first
round you saw pretty murky things that you imagine this thing that leads people to
vote and I messed with the fight I' ll always go inside the legal
things of word with nothing one of the militants for the homeland and with the
President of Mesa. No. No, no. With the President, I
was wearing barbarians. No, no, actually, they were all us.
People didn' t have bad experiences, but I heard a lot of people
that I am the first time I checked here. People are asking you about
it. It' s, senators, what' s your postulate? And
this is why you would tell a senator that he now has this salary of
about four and a half million pesos what he has to do with that da.
I am no longer surprised, because I believe that cynicism is pink and
is no longer carasure on the part of the opposition politicians. I understand that
all political parties have their weaknesses and contradictions. But today, for example,
while working I was listening to the Committee on the Budget and saying and listening
to some MPs and talking about poverty when they had been officials of the Ministry
of Social Development, talking about transparency, talking about taking care of the mango,
that the tasting goes where it has to go and nothing. And when
I saw the image of him particularly used it because he stood out above because
the judge and Gil had not voted with their hands raised, then the hand
stood out. No. Not anymore And more after the day before your vice.
That' s what he showed. Just stopping people for weddings. I
' m asking you one last question. You have a retired family member who
' s with my grandparents right now. They' re alive. My grandmother
right now is a little well- trained from the eye because of complications of
an operation that, well, has nothing to do with her working life and
I get a look or pension for that. Either you charge the minimum,
but you also, luckily, collect my grandfather' s pension, which came
out after several years of fighting justice, not for disability or not. Lately
we told her that they transmit the disability, but you see she' s
also a bit proud. That poor woman was always a bore and sort of
a bore. I look good to cook I' ll fix it. Forgive
me for this personal question. But who did they vote for in the first
round? They all went with Bulrich. Most of my family is something I
think my younger brother, who is twenty years old, or with all my
law, but then the others and then they went to accompany Miley on the
ballotage. More than anything, it' s good he was retired maybe.
But the truth that and good is you are doing a little bit of evangelization
I for myself, as some of the boys on Twitter say, but good
following the feelings that you take here in Rosario the other day, just another
tweeter that you are going to put like 200 million pesos for a program to
call Rosarino for the world that the truth I am looking for right now.
Since this is about and I have no idea look budget, you touched the
Rosary, I ask you a short question because on top of it we will
now tweet milay how the situation is in Rosario cortito so that you put us
in an epon someone who came from my life near the court of Central right
now, since I have work and you could learn me and I am seeing
in a much more affluent area. I' ve got a good job,
but every time I went to my house all over the nail, because of
my finger. He recently moved to a house on a street called Travesia and
we were basically moving some cartons and they were coming to you in half a
hurry that they were looking at you. I was looking at him head-
on, passing by, and I was wondering if something wasn' t going
on. It' s just that to see the terror is there. I
don' t necessarily ask now I have to imitate, but that' s
what happens in the urban ass every day is so nothing for what the national
media shows. I understand that the rosary, the least chicapa Sometimes we thank
you very much, no, for us it is important recontra and we thank
you very much also all the information that distances us to you for providing the
accompaniment of the afternoon, that is always Good thanks for listening. I don
' t know we sent you a big kiss and a good weekend from us,
because tomorrow, special Sanduber are saying that if I read the chat,
I laugh. I' m reading the chat, I' m laughing internally,
but you have to keep composure. Yes, although it would be very
good to me I would love to hear a listener who is in favor of
a listener that I stayed the same. Two that I defend is that this
measure, this increase who why the press puts it is going to be put
on and some something that has to go. Some senator makes the senator call
Imanue some senator on that list who wants to come out. Okay. There
' s people calling because it' s crazy. I thought there was a
tweet from Milay. There' s a tweet of mili It could be the
boys. There it is, the caste moves. The only seven who voted
against are the freedom senators. It will be historical beating and down and in
the infa note and this I saw that he retweeted this is again I make
you ask clearly that because I had seen it the previous one. I want
to clarify that there have been other senators who also because it caught my attention,
who have also voted against within the bloc together for the nobility change forced,
so no. That' s why I' m telling you it was
just yes, of course it' s not, or I had to clear
it up. We' ve got Twitter, we' ve got a person.
We have Ricardo, my friend, Venite Ricardo, how are you doing
good afternoon, hello to the bad of how you are very well, well,
how kind your tone is from you we come very terrible. Give him
Ricardo, how old you are, how dedicated you are, and whose part
Mira is calling us from. I' m seventy- seven years old.
Yes, I' m retired and now I' m going to start collecting
the one at the end of April. I think that three hundred thousand pesos
you charge the minimum and once not not a little more than the minimum,
well a little more I' m charging. Now that I say it,
I have no problem with two hundred and fifty- two thousand pesos. Twelve
years ago, and I know enough about Congressional rinsing because I was a journalist
and was accredited with Alfonsín' s arrival in Congress. Where you live,
sorry you told me, where you live, how, where you live in
the country. A ta en Capitán, here in perfect capital Oto. This
is for you. You asked someone on the front, Alfonso ask him no
good. I was basically asking you to call big people. I say big,
because I' m already sixty- five what do you think that even
if you don' t win the minimum minimum won with respect to this that
the senators just did. Yes, Augustine, I' m going to give
you one, but I' m not listening to you, hello, hello,
you hear me now, yes, now, yes, what you were
saying, I didn' t tell you that, considering your situation, what
you charge after so many years of work, with the prospect of now an
increase that isn' t going to change your life either. What about this
thing the senators did today, well look, I' m gonna answer you
this way and I' m not the victim. I' m eating once
a day it can be. Yes, I mean, I swear to my
children why, because I' m living in an apartment that belongs to a
son of mine who lives in tandem and good I run with all the expenses,
of course, and I' m paying pantry so far seventy thousand pesos,
I mean, I had to re- election, excuse the term of
shitting my son and not paying the pantry or stopping eating a meal or making
a meal a day, so imagine what I think of these people. Not
these senators who live in more than cattle from now on, because not only
will they win four million and beak have faith. They have food in the
Free Senate. I went to eat in the senator' s dining room when
I was in the newsroom and I know about the rinses. Crusto is not
from now on, this has been coming for a long time. Imagine the
crises I' ve been through with seventy- seven going Ricardo. Excuse me
for interrupting you here. Unfortunately, let' s see we' re listening
to all the situation in the cha. They' re asking for your alias
See one, he looks one, because he' s very long. You
know your alias so you can, so people can make donations to you.
We' re gonna help you out here, too. No. No,
no, no, Male, I' m sorry, no, no,
I' m just listening. Okay, okay here, we' re listening
to you and besides, the people in the chat, our audience is asking
for your alias so we can help you. Look, okay, listen,
we sing, no, no, there you get a little lost, but
I don' t want to tell you the following. Look, I want
to keep the treasure It' s bigger than me. I have dignity in
dignity. Then, in any case, the day I need it, I
' m going to ask my children. I thank you, all the neura
boys, the people who are right now, are in the chat. But
I need to get out of this alone, like I did my whole life.
But I' m not saying it as a victim, Mom. No,
no, not at all. We respect how super happens, which is
such an offense for not just me. We do hear what he loves you.
I don' t know I said how I feel. I' ve
had so many disappointments in life with politics, but this is the biggest of
all, because I see where and on whose side the criminals are. And
that is never how good this government is doing. I voted it to my
law in the second round. But what my law is at least doing is
masking the criminal here already. They dropped their mask. I send a hug
in quotation marks very big to Lust That' s what I have to say
Malena the truth that Ustin didn' t say. It' s terrible.
You know what people have to do for me in the best way they can
help. If we' re obviously not going down the alias track I think
can be done to help. Get this out to all the senators you'
re so in favor of. Get him this little piece of what just happened,
what you just told us. Ricardo, to all the senators who voted
in favor, so that they know, so that they know what is happening
with the people, so that they know the reality of which they do not
know or that already exists clearly, when you are in favor of these increases,
that they find out, that not one remains without knowing what the reality
of the rich is. You know, excuse me, you know what'
s going on. They don' t care or know what' s going
on. They know it, it' s not that they don' t
know and that they live in the clouds of ubeda. They don' t
know perfectly, but they know what they' re shitting in all this.
Ricardo, we can' t not offer you help on our part. I
understand your dignity is recontra laudable. However, you know this is honduras five
or five or five zero on our social networks. I don' t know
if you know them, but I wrote directly and we give you a hand
in anything, so you don' t want to make it public. To
find you we respect and thank you for watching the program first, banking us
when Alejandro is on leave, and, secondly, for telling our story,
because the truth is that your story is that of a lot of people.
I tell you why people close to Oto, people close to skinny, cute
or chat people. It' s exactly the same to me with family and
it' s very hard. So we thank you and don' t lose
touch. Write us yes, it' s worth a lot. Thank you,
uh, thank you, thank you. Very very, very, very
kind. I' m a hug to you, very kind, very kind
arm goodbye today when I was outside the skinny said to say some things and
I told them I don' t feel like it. They' re sons
of a thousand. No. No, they' re children of my art.
You know how long it took them to vote for her since the VI
Villaruel started talking. No more than being creed go one hand more than thirty.
It took them thirty seconds to pass two hundred percent of a moment,
thirty seconds. Tell me how long they' ve been voting for retirement and
a lot of things that happen. They never vote for her. They expect
you to call the boss upstairs and say yes boots that you don' t
vote no. Now, when you have to vote to win four sticks or
five sticks, raise your hand right away. And what happened to Ricardo.
There are thousands of Ricardo. There' s no worse than Ricardo. There
are how many, how many, how many earn the minimum. They shouldn
' t be seventy percent. We' re going to see here anyway We
have to do something. I don' t know Manuel if we can contact
him or we can' t contact him Ricardo isn' t here anymore,
not because we have to look for this guy today we have to help him.
But he' s not this guy. It' s a moment,
a lot of people agree. You know a lot of what happens to see
what I don' t know what to do because you end up here from
someone else. Yeah, you really have to laugh. You know we want
to do something for society. Let' s put him on the ed.
Let us denounce what these people are, this man, this man who earns
two hundred and fifty thousand pesos and pays seventy pantry so that the son owes
us money. It' s the full sample of the garbage we' ve
got turning around. You understand what it is. This, yes, of
course, and men like this, that with a terrible dignity and that,
apart from that, tells you at least they are taking off our face,
they are showing us who they are. I don' t know how you
face them, how you face some of them to appear on TV and still
give advice to you. They can' t give anyone hard- faced advice.
I don' t know if you really don' t know these situations
or ignore them on purpose. I don' t know if they' re
ignorant or if they' re evil. I don' t know if they
don' t know. It doesn' t matter to me on time,
I don' t care about that distinction right now. For me you really
don' t have to be able to let rest even in the most intimate
moments of all, i e you have to be low in the galley that
that' s not going to happen the mind have are ignore every moment that
can only make a number, but they do it for them. They do
it for them. I want to welcome Mariano wine with the others. Mariano
Richard, how are you, they made it all right you entered right at
the most complicated moment at Chan level listening to this situation. It is a
lack of respect for the whole society, very little empathy for not understanding that
people chose them. We are in a moment where it is right and we
are paying for it all and that are the first to set the example and
it is a shame. This they wanted to prove the names. The truth
is to make them a scratche and not to let this situation go. It
seems to me that this is the moment when we have to stand firm as
a society. We can' t allow this to be said. It is
a lack of respect for the whole society that there is a very large sector
that is having a hard time. Mariano came with us because we were going
to talk. Logically, he was the other time in a was through the
zoom. He came to the floor because people asked him to talk about economics.
He knows about finance, vedia and consulting, but you' re also
going to be with us. Now let' s listen to the people and
let' s consult. Take topic retirement, topic to see how you can
order the economic four, five hundred, nine, eight, three, two.
Gabriel is with us, Gabriel gabrieles, Good afternoon, good afternoon,
how you are to you, here, Gabriel, trying to listen to each
case, tell us how old you are, where you are calling us and
what you are doing. Well, I' m fifty. I' m
a lawyer, I have a company, a marble store, and I recently
put a letter in. Also, well, you put in a carpentry.
How you' re looking at the current outlook on the economy, how you
' re doing to survive, and what your expectation is in the coming months
with the current government. I, along with growth, have no other.
I can' t stay relegated. I' ve been through all the hardships
of chisnerism. Now is when you have to invest, start taking advantage and
give me forward. We have had times that we had neither price nor products
were not entering into merchandise and now gradually settled. And truly, while there
are a little less sales, well you have to try to find a way
to lower prices, negotiate purchases. Suppliers, for example, last year there
were three or four suppliers who could get into the outside merchandise charged you what
they wanted. Like now, it' s kind of opening up to the
market. One can bring certain things, they start to lower prices. I
think he' s gonna start walking a little better from here on out.
The thing, at least with the people I talk to, they' re
already starting to make constructions. Everywhere. We have a lot of budgets.
Well, you have to tell yourself that, but, well, no pren
' s no matter well, go ahead. It is important because here we
have to make a distinction of what we are talking about. And they'
re talking about the raise. Yesterday we talked about the increase in adorni Logically,
for us it is not correct, but here is a decision on the
part of the legislature. We live in a country where there are three powers
that have to be independent. So one thing is the executive with a thousand
and another is what the legislators decide, in this case, the Senate.
What is your opinion, what did you feel about the decision to raise your
salary to four and a half sticks? Look at the situation in the country
today is wrong now. If you think about how much they should charge him
and I don' t know if it' s wrong four million pesos,
I' m interested in seeing. I' m interested in going a little
deeper, because of course, because if we compare ourselves to the rest of
the people and people earn six hundred thousand pesos down, but to become a
senator, I don' t know the struggle that we' re going to
talk about as a struggle, the struggle that one has to do inside the
parties to get everything capable, that of four million is little. Now it
' s a poor country. These people can' t increase overnight, even
if they deserve it, because we all always think we' re making a
lot less than we' d have to win. Even if they deserve it.
This is not the time for the raise. Obviously, they must have
their cats, they have to travel. And well, yes, obviously,
they live above the system. You realize that they live above the system because
they say now we want more money, ready and they take it out,
because they were always like that and I, if you didn' t tell
me, will learn the machine. Go to the silver and, well,
ready, take it for yourself, Here for you. Ready. That'
s over. Now we all have to work to tighten our belts and give
them forward like the rest of the planet. I mean, let' s
end this thing that, like, we' re the only ones in the
world that pay two pesos for the light. To me came two hundred and
seventy- seven thousand pesos in a factory. I paid fifty thousand can be
a factory with machines, engines and all that pays fifty thousand pesos, nothing
more. How much you pay him two hundred and sixty- seven. Well,
if you' re gonna have to pay for that, let' s
stop leaving the lights on here Everyone would go to lunch and leave the machines
on like nothing else. That doesn' t go anymore. The rest of
the world is austere. We always liked the fuck, I always liked going
to the casino, betting the horses. That' s over We have to
get up every day. Early on, I' m asking you a question.
How long you have the factory looking. The factory is the year nineteen
hundred and thirty. So imagine this was founded by my great- grandfather,
and when my great- grandfather signed my grandfather' s birth certificate he already
signed as a hammerman in the year nineteen hundred and fourteen. Imagine all the
things we' ve been through, because there' s so many things you
don' t tell. Because my grandfather disappeared one day, he already disappeared
because he didn' t want to put the Peron ring up because he was
an antiperonist. He considered that forerunner. One day he disappeared, he returned
ground to Palo. Yeah, and I hang up the ring. So it
' s not that easy here, all of it, companies every day have
new problems. Peronism died to Paul. Of course, Paul was moved by
Peronism. All right, it' s good. He never spoke so good
to say, because you know there are people. There are people to my
grandfather. They fought the railroad for not putting the tape on to the day
he died. Eva, I mean, people have to be decided, the
Peronists, because now they talk about authoritarianism and the first authoritarian that this country
had was called Juan Domingo Perón, but exactly Mira. My grandmother always told
me that she had accompanied a friend who worked and had to queue up to
see death. Yeah, from Peron,' cause then they gave him a
little something when he was done. And if I didn' t wear that
little thing, when I ended up at work, I' d throw it
out. I would go to work, throw him out and spend a day.
Then we live in a society I got to be a lawyer when I
was big. Yeah,' cause I got tired and I got silver.
Everywhere. You have to have the employee. I have fourteen have fourteen employees
and I have fourteen impales for you? When I received you twice as much,
twice as much as last year I am looking at when you received yourself
as a lawyer, sorry, at what age you received as a lawyer,
or how long ago, when I was forty- four years old I received
him I made the career in five years and what it served to receive you
as a lawyer so that I could practice today. Because you saw that today
we are talking about education. How that worked for you and look you know
that something you never talk about is not that being afraid is because of ignorance.
We have a company, it comes to you and tells you one thing
and you start to have half. Not because he tells me he' s
going to try me for such a thing. Or the employee who' s
gonna be such a thing. Everything now when you sit down and you'
re not married anymore. Don' t tell me those things. That'
s a lie, don' t rush me with that. The law is
like this, so it doesn' t tie me to lying. Then one
started me, for example, I began to lose my fears when I received
a lawyer and the company in the company started to take off in a different
way, because one with the fears cannot move forward. You have to get
out if you have to take good people and you have to go on,
you have to work, you have to work to work. Imagine in a
thousand nine hundred and thirty. We are all the ones who have been forgotten,
all those who have been forgotten by this company today. But there'
s no doubt about it. Well, the truth is that your testimony here
people are listening to you and obviously I' m banking you. So we
thank you very much for the fundamental testimony also to understand the people who have
entrepreneurships. Not only did we just listen to Ricardo, a retiree of the
minimum he has to eat once a day. We are listening to a person
who has a family business for almost a hundred years and who keeps banking it.
So we thank you so much for communicating with us. We send you
a big hug and an excellent end of the sema, a big hug.
Thank you also see us before we will continue to serve people four five hundred,
nine, eight, thirty- two. But I want to ask Mariano
why he was just talking about companies and SMEs. What is your opinion,
what is it that you are seeing and what is still missing within this government
and what in Congress, what has to be discussed or unlocked so that people
who have ventures can get out of or if it is very good. First
to highlight the attitude of this entrepreneur, where he understands that the frozen rates
were unreal and that that was generating a huge distortion of prices, which is
what we are paying today, where a lot of silver resources were wasted subsidizing
gada and necessary electricity rates when there were sectors that could afford it. That
distortion of more emission prices, inflation, controlled tasks, generated inflation that we
are paying for today. And the big problem of the whole society of this
wage liquefaction, where we all lost, we were all a little poorer in
real terms, with inflation and these people who have been collecting the minimum retirement
of 140, 000 pesos and a shame that these guys show up to four
million pesos. That distortion in such a large economy is also in society.
It' s a reflection of what we' re seeing. A minimum retirement
of 140, 000 pesos. A senator wants a salary of four million pesos
and in the middle we have to try to survive in this and the entrepreneurs
PYMS are always the most punished. Last time we talked about the authors Moss,
the great forgotten of the reform. An SME has no distinction whatsoever than
a multinational. As for the liqua, it' s taxed, it pays
exactly the same, just in profits for a luco. It' s a
little bit small, but practically the rest is all the same tax impact as
a multinational. In the rest of the world they are not entirely different treated.
And there is real SME law where there are a lot of benefits extensions.
And understand that in Argentina 80% of employees work in SMEs. They
work in SMEs. It is the engine of the Argentine economy and if it
has that percentage it has remained for at least forty fifty years. However,
they always shit in SMEs. Since the beginning of the new democracy, let
' s say they were always going to help the small and medium of the
company. There was even a secretariat for small and medium- sized enterprises.
They never gave them anything survives despite policies. It' s not very good.
That' s never so good. And I want to ask Mariano to
see what your explanation is, because you reflected well what the reality is.
And you said that the eighty percent employees are SMEs. Now why do you
think they are the most forgotten than where to give you an explanation or what
you think, bargaining power. SMEs are not in the red circle, they
are not within government- friendly companies. These small and medium- sized enterprises,
which do not reach a large company or approach the circle of governors,
do not have bargaining power, as we speak of the autonomous, who does
not have a union. The autonomous, then, does not have that bargaining
power that collective agreements do have. Then it is always forgotten in SMEs.
The same is true of having no bargaining power. They have never been reached
and are always the great forgotten in all reforms and, as we spoke well,
they are the engine of the economy. We have people online forgiveness.
I' m got one more Paul, Paul live. We' re gonna
keep taking care of people. Let' s hear you this demon. We
have Mariano so that he can explain to us the economic reforms as well.
I want to ask you also about the tax package that was other than what
the basic law was. Since you are very good afternoon, here we are
greeting you from the multiverse that fantino is infantine. How are you good afternoon,
good afternoon for all of us? How old you are from where he
' s calling us and what you do look. Right now I' m
calling you from here from Buenos Aires. I' m a rosary, I
' m fifty- four. I' m an employee of an oil company.
Looks like we' re the second- named oil company. Yeah,
it' s a break, but we have everyone in the petrole' s
oil guild, listening to us clearly and look. Honestly. I don'
t think I' m missing anything. I' m honestly telling you,
I' m doing well, but I' m doing well because I find
a common ground in all the times that I' ve participated in a choice
and the only common point that I find that that' s why I think
I' m doing well is that on Mondays I have to go to work.
Who' s going out to win? Win whoever wins the match that
I am on Monday I have to go and break my soul by barking then
from that premise, I think what should be today Milady is to expose tomorrow
in national chain, expose those who voted in favor of the salary increase.
We' ve already done it, we haven' t, but he'
s asking Eye that' s pinado us, we' re two of us,
we don' t prick or cut, but Eye got to the hard
one was because he answered the fundamental question that we had run. What does
the senator have to ask you to do or what does the senators have to
do with their salary today? Have Milay expose them perfectly, and what does
the senator have to do with the salary he' s going to get for
four and a half million, knowing the names we know they' ve been
in politics for more than twenty years and with the affidavits they have. They
' re not in the same situation as, for example, Ricardo, the
game we were just listening to, which is like once a day look I
' m going to tell you an infidelity that that' s going to paint
you exactly the kind of person we' re talking about. I don'
t want to generalize, because there must be good senators. I also know
very closely one of the senators of Santa Fe who named him Justo, the
Last Name Lord of Fire Players. Before Lewandowski, in fact, he played
football with him. The subject is as follows. I meet him at a
service station returning from Buenos Aires and we start chatting. This was several years
ago, it was prepandemia. He was a provincial deputy at the time and
at one point I ask him what is being said, that you are on
the list to run for governor and that this the other told me yes,
yes, they named me, he tells me, but you know the one
that they have to put me on the table so that I can become a
nnodida. And so I' m comfortable and I don' t show up
and nobody knows me. As a matter of fact, he was a candidate
for governor, I' m a dog loser, and now he' s
a senator. I mean, all these kinds of people always end up rewarded
and as soon as the people don' t come out to expose them,
because I now want to know where the march is going to be to expose
the senators who raised their salaries. You understand me because on the one hand,
we were marching against the funding of the faculties and, on the other
hand, these guys are raising their salary, triple their salary and no one
is going to go out and expose them. I' m asking you a
short question. What is your expectation we are now talking about the senators,
what is their expectation of this government. I mean, we' re already
talking together about Javier Miley, with his entire Acá team in the coming months.
What do you expect? Look, I hope, like everyone else,
that he' s doing well here. I' ll scold him. I
voted for it because before I vote for the Ks, I bring a mini
- pymer on Forget it. I reluctantly voted for him, for he was
not the saint of my devotion. I had voted for Bulrich in the first
round and I sincerely like the goal he has set, how he' s
going to look for it and so on. Now I believe that, from
my possible position that I don' t see I throw butter ceiling, but
I arrive at the end of the month in quotation marks. I usually think
there' s a fan of a lot of people who are having a hard
time. Then my opinion of saying this effort. We have to. It
' s time to do it and there' s a light at the end
of the tunnel maybe that thought for a guy who doesn' t make it
to the end of the month and is counting them for otto to eat.
I think it changes him there. It changes him quite a lot of idea
of the ideology that teas, because there are people who have voted for Miley
and are passing on to her. Totally good. The truth is that we
thank you a lot for having come out and for being on the show too,
because this program is logically done here. But the most important thing is
those on the other side who are calling us, we were telling you an
excellent weekend. Thank you for being, thank you, greetings to all of
you. Sorry, sorry, wait a second. Here are several there,
Manuel, Manuel don' t put the news, because he also just tweeted
Macrie. And here' s another one. Two radical senators asked to give
up their diet increases after the scandal. It' s the mendocinos Rodolfo Suárez
and Mariana Shuris Ojuri. Real Yuri sent a letter to the Senate administrative secretariat.
A forward- looking freedom senator signed the project that enabled the very important
subaí is Sen Bruno olivera Lucero Freedom advances through San Juan ah Bruno Libera to
Lucero. Let us also know that, uh, to see in the middle
of the controversy over self- hatting. It' s about radicals. Rodolfo
Suárez and Mariana to Yuri want to send a letter to reject the increases.
I read them the letter. After the Senate session with Marianna Yuri, we
asked the Administrative Secretariat to discuss the possibility. Do not consider the possibility not
that the increase is not perceived. It should be that we do not endorse
in the vote to demonstrate consistency with the meaning of our vote Postío Suárez,
former Governor ah of Mendoza, for the present. We write to you in
order to request you to consider the possibility of not including the authorized increase in
ordinary session of the day of the date of the honorable Senate of the Nation,
the liquidation of our diets. Macri just tweeted too and I don'
t know if we can look for Macris' tweet. Please, to see
what he said thanking the pro bloc I see you. Yeah, say it.
I didn' t want to say anything about this one My light card
just came in. You remember last month I paid ninety- six zero,
yes, I don' t complain. Yeah, I can pay a hundred
and seventy- one, but you' re out of subsidy and I don
' t have engines. We' re at my house. You don'
t have a fa a machine, that is, I pay for it because
I can pay for it. I do the taxes, because I' m
responsible. Enrollment. You know what that means, but I don' t
want my money going anywhere. I don' t want it spent on you.
I don' t want them to be spent. I want audits at
the university, because even if they' re autarchical, silver is ours.
We agree. I want them to audit all and every time not because they
increase me for the retiree says he called that he was also fucked up for
forty years, surely of contributions, because he says that he was a journalist
this man. Then let' s stand up once and for all today and
take out his mask. Seventy- two. So much so that the one
who raised with his hand so half hidden. So it' s important that
each and every one of us, like the guy who can afford it said,
that he does and doesn' t complain because there' s no other
one left, but girl too. But then he' ll see where he
' s going. We want to audit where he' s going, where
the money' s going. I don' t want them to win four
and after they give him one and a half. In concept of this what
it' s called uprooting, because if you went to live, where you
went to live. It' s not my problem. I didn' t
send you to live here. You understand me. So if you didn'
t come here and don' t put yourself in a three- room room,
they' ve given you a pension or wherever it is, if that
hand is needed, and, lastly, if it' s going to represent
so much spending being a senator, I want to be a prune that if
they don' t show up for work, private activity isn' t that
easy. You' re gonna earn so much vandowski money and set aside having
the chance to work the football rapporteur places on Friday eight hours. So,
let' s see, let' s see if he grabs it, let
' s see what Macrie said. I' m gonna ask Mariano. I
would like to congratulate the prodice bloc Mauricio Macri' s tweet for its decision
not to accompany the doubling of senators' salaries. This delicate moment that we
Argentines are going through needs us all committed to austerity Maria. We' re
talking about SMEs, but let' s see if you have an accountant who
specialises in finance. But in the face of this emergency situation, where we
are in a poor country, where people are looking for symbolic gestures, because
in reality, I think we all know that the greater the responsibility, the
higher the remuneration, but it is a situation in which you say one by
one, nine million pesos for someone can live in Argentina. If you'
re four million afraid, it doesn' t matter. Responsibility. It'
s a matter of gesture. You from the economic side, from your accountant
side, that knowing the conjuncture your opinion about reality, what would have to
happen so that this starts to float out of the political side. I don
' t want to put you in the polympic from the clouds We see being
the common salaried private sector. In the last twelve months, in real terms,
he lost twenty percent of his salary The senators increased from six hundred fifty
thousand to four million, that is, they had a profit. In real
terms, discounting seventy percent inflation and the rest of us lost twenty percent.
From that point on, say well, let' s start by setting the
example from the senators' side and as we said at the beginning, it
' s not the time. If it' s later, it' s
another discussion, it' s a lot, it' s little, but
it' s not the time when they don' t make this kind of
increases at the end of the month. When the idea of the President,
who I see more and more alone in this on the side of the senators
I see very alone, it does not go hand in hand one speech with
another. It seems to me that as a society, as we said at
the beginning, this should not be allowed to happen and that moment of going
out to pressure them, scratch them, show them and that these people,
like already two said they were against that everything is gradually going back with what
they did is terrible. This one is peres you wanted to say no.
I didn' t want to add also because we were just looking at this
note in which they talked about the radical senators and also that there was the
signature of this boy from San Juan, of freedom advances, that there are
also three senators who were absent in the vote of freedom advances. I want
to, but we know why I wasn' t just looking for that truth
that they used to prove exactly why they didn' t vote. Because it
also seems to me that it is important to point out that while there are
seven, as Miday said, who voted against, there are three who did
not vote directly that either did not want to make a determination or we could
not ask questions. They didn' t get up. That' s what
I want to check. Well, that' s where it' s important.
He didn' t confirm anything. If you want to look for it,
we put Villarruel' s tweet because they were asking in the chat a.
I want to read crazy super chats quickly and get ready that this is
going to replicate in MPs. It is not that they end up in which
Members will say no. We hope you' ll let me read it.
Super shan Sebastian Morenza who give us themselves in Mexicans. Greetings to all evils
that will improve soon. Your mom has a hug. Thank you very much.
Here they tell Echeverry to give us 2, 000 pesos. Martin Lusto
vote thinking. I have to make my vote look non- negative. Martin,
they only give us a thousand pesos. Nothing better than hiding an elephant
on the street. You have to throw twenty more when you' re dirty,
you need to earn enough to give the status cube a quarter. A
million and a half pounds leaves you too exposed. You' d be giving
yourself away, sorry to give you away If it' s perfect excuse I
' m not reading fast Marcelo Cardoso. The military lives uprooted and not only
do they not charge uprooting, but with twenty years of service they reach a
million. Then we' ll read Brandon Godoy. If legislators claim to be
such advocates of the poor, why don' t hospitals and universities give part
of their salary. And the universities would tell them to open the budgets Well,
tell me, two. No. Not just that what Mariano says here
is real. We don' t have to shut up, we have to
move forward peacefully, but making clear all these people. So, if I
' m going to ask you once you read this, at least you have
the people' s retina, the face, the face, not the names
of all these people. By tomorrow they' ll count on a sheet list
and put it on you. Fourth comes in and he' s one of
the guys who fucked you up. You understand, then, that they look
good in the retina. We' d have to put it every day at
all times, more than just a wallpaper to see Victoria Villarroel today. This
is what you say logically Vice President, but you are also President of the
bloc, of senators, of the bloc, not of the House. Today,
the senators, of all the blocs, this is important, of all
the blocs agreed to an increase in their salary that was voted by hand in
the precinct for having the votes necessary to do so. As President of the
Senate, I am not a senator, I do not charge the Senate and
I cannot interfere in those decisions point out, nor can I force a nominal
vote or justification for the decision endorsed by all. Because I' m not
a senator. I could have gotten up so that my photo and part of
the journalism and trolls don' t come out and accuse me of what I
don' t have any management, but I always face it and today won
' t be the exception. I regret that the people and certain sectors are
being taken advantage of to try to get dirty, but what happened in the
Senate is perfectly legal and I have no tools to stop it. Well,
that' s the way it is. Yeah, there' s a heavy
ute so I think Mariano' s gonna match. Growth will be impossible if
there is not a completely good job reform. Now we' re going with
Maria. We don' t have a person, we' ll listen to
her and then we' ll ask Mariano what' s open about labor reform.
Because Mariano really is an SUV. You ask him a question and I
' ll fly you right away. Who' s in the air, how
' s it going good afternoon hello guys, how are you here Guilermo de
Mar de Plata. Guillermo already told us where to be told, how old
you are and what you do. I' m thirty- six and I
' m building manager. Building manager tell us a little bit. How'
s the good situation. Recently there was also a very strong discussion in the
buildings about whether the managers continue, whether the issue of security, how your
situation is. My situation is like that of many at the moment, it
is a stable job and I am not suffering all that is being said that
there are many who lie down, who change, who do not renew themselves.
Perhaps I am one of the last litters of those in charge with my
home, but well, there are different realities and Mar del Plata is not
the same as Buenos Aires and it is not the same thing that is common.
If we don' t see him that Santa Cruz, that is,
today my situation is normal. Let' s just see why you called,
what you want, what' s the reason you called. Reflect a little
what they' re commenting on. I think we have to realize that within
an Argentine there are several Argentines and that in the best and worst moments.
Senators and all politicians always charged a lot more than the average level of the
worker. They were always upstairs. So I' m not saying that we
have to feel defeated in the face of this, but we do understand that
they' re always going to be one step up and several more even have
to be outraged. If we have to protest, we have to make ourselves
heard. But, obviously, if we can' t get that roof down,
we have to get the floor up. And I' d like to
take advantage of Mariano, who' s an expert in finance. H talk
to him or ask him directly. I' d like to ask him.
If the average Argentine had minimal financial knowledge, he couldn' t save us
a little bit. Our reality. Yeah, totally. Financial education is what
is a survival mechanism in Argentina. In other countries it is investment savings.
In Argentina, simply to be able to stretch the weights and reach the end
of the month, financial education is that, it is a survival mechanism for
you to have an idea. In Argentina, only two percent of the population
knows financial instruments, financial truments. It' s a monimarket fund, from
a cell phone, pay market, a virtual vichetera, use it. With
that the range of possibilities and people getting involved is starting to grow a little
bit. But financial education is key And there is a phrase by Tomás Bullat
that says when one is born poor the, the greatest act of rebellion against
the system is to study and to be able to survive financially in Argentina,
it is necessary to get involved in studying, understanding all concepts. How inflation
is eating you day by day the salary that other instruments have like on the
other side, because you are on one side you get inflation, on the
other side the devaluation. You get the dollar up and in the middle you
get the prices up. For any reason, it is very difficult without financial
education to maintain capital. I am not talking about being able to live on
a retirement, but simply that your capital is not losing value. And the
most common thing in merchants is to protect themselves by buying tock goods that many
could save because they have no other tools. But it is very difficult in
Argentina and is a case study worldwide. Me the week I want to play
a talk for a university in Spain, you can' t face guys.
He wants me to tell you how Argentina can survive with inflation of three hundred
percent per year. It' s an amazing case in the world. It
is any other country that would have exploded and or is not talking about Spain
being in a very similar situation, which is going towards Argentina. But what
do you think of that, because I say, they' re in a
totally different situation. They put on if they' re surprising you with the
euro. No, they don' t have the support over there. That
' s not why I read it That' s why I' m asking
you what. Yes, there is still a solidity in Europe, regardless of
whether we see that there is a detour that Pedro Sánchez goes further. If
they had the inflation of ten twelve percent, which was crazy for them,
two years ago they could control it. But, well, they have behind
them, as we said, a bank centered in Germany. It is another
dynamic completely different from that of Latin America. Well, thank you very much.
It' s by really calling us banking strongly that they' re calling,
we don' t care about their opinion. So we wish you an
excellent weekend and good that you continue on the other side with neuras until the
nineteen that we follow with multiverse. We sent you a big hug. Well,
thank you very much, guys Bye. Yes or no they tell us
that there is a tweet to me has blocked me Martin tempts you you are
blocked. Yeah, ah, well, or something I told him. He
didn' t like it and I try to be quite spicy on Twitter to
watch let' s tweet Martín Tecas. We got what makes me, you
know what. I thought he was the traitor, but he didn' t
even show up anymore. No, well, I repeat the sun I forgave,
but the traitor. Now that we' re dealing with this whole thing,
we have to tell Fon and he actually saw it. This country is
unworkable wherever you look at it, but you' re not very fucked up.
It' s just that you traitor refer to me. No, no,
no, it hits the et cetera. You know, or seeing Martín
Tetas get on top of it, or reciting forgiveness, he quotes Javier Milet
' s tweet that says the caste moves like that. They have to stop
demagoguery for two years, Mr President, their officials give themselves salaries of five
million pesos and the other power of the state also has salaries that triple us.
If there is inflation, the increases are perfect, like those of any
other worker. Actually, Mariano asked you because this is purely economic, this
is good, Martin to see, regardless of the political side, Martin Tetas
is a good economist. I think he' s an economist, not for
my classmate. Oh, yeah, I know him perfect. Ah, well,
I' m talking, but you know a lot more than I do.
I' m telling you, at least it' s online What do
you think of this thing you' re commenting on about raising wages, whether
it' s a price higher than the economy, and how inflation influences.
No, I don' t agree at all on the subject that we were
just talking about a senator not being a salary from a private employee. It
' s up to all of us. If we are in a moment of
a brutal adjustment, that we are eating the whole of society, because it
is not that it is falling the caste is the whole society from everything,
from retired to the same entrepreneur who now pays the triple of services. It
' s a fair thing that we' re all living it together. These
people have to set an example. We cannot start discussing economic theory if inflation
was more or less and besides, I give you the truth is this.
A year ago they were charging six hundred and fifty thousand pesos. They now
charge four million pesos, that is, they went up much more than inflation.
Not from that point of view. No, besides, that' s
a very theoretical thing, when we' re talking about something social here,
we can' t compare it. This is not the time. Either way,
there are two things that are important. First, it is obviously taking
our accounts well, but it is equally well left in politics and especially in
the function. Twenty- five ends, so he' s gonna come back
to his consultant, or I don' t know what he had. He
is a professor at the University of Hearings, at the University of the Grape
in the University of La Plata, in part the Union, at the University
of the Return to you. That' s all that' s more.
He' s a little bigger than me. He was the president of the
student center. He did all the militancy in Gaza. Rojito went up.
I wanted to be there. Okay, maybe it' s important. It
is important to say that yesterday we were talking about this recategorization and the increase
in adorni not and why we thought it was wrong. Because we just thought
and said it was wrong. And the tweeter behind, obviously, gets hold
of that, too. Not because when you mention not mentioning it, neither
do you seem to increase to five million pesos. Let' s say why
we also said yesterday that it was wrong, because then everyone gets hold of
this to justify it. Another wrong thing, which is to increase salaries as
they increase them. But it seems to me that the example also has to
come from another side, from above. That' s why we have to
finish it. Neither. He' s not a minor, he' s
not a minor. A little detail. It said ah, well, but
the increase was smaller. The raise was small. No. No, well.
We have something that' s important. If we criticize that yesterday,
well, but I' ve been short on you, you really know where
everything' s going, you don' t have TWe. Don' t
give him the Twitter. No. No, no, no, but what
I' m telling you is the important table ball. Because they don'
t, because they find themselves a lot and play tedious. It may be,
but it' s the subject I' m going out. It is
the theme here that the comparison is between them, because they cannot compare with
anyone else with Ricardo. They can' t be compared, they can'
t be bought with either Ricardo or the one who works in the corner,
in the nifificante coffee. No. But there is no justification whatsoever. We
do if a person who throughout his life contributed and labored forty years and now
earns two hundred thousand pesos of retirement. You have to close your ortho and
before you work and collect a stick nine hundred as I was charging, it
increased something smart. Lie twenty percent because it swallows you, increase you or
have the profit seventy percent. Earning more money than they would have invested the
silver somewhere is crazy and they themselves and I will have themselves with the silver.
Yours is clear now enough for you to eat, but with your silver
you pay him to collect. They have no reason to be put that.
There' s that there' s what not all equally n guys, so
we have to watch online. You have to give it to everyone equally with
this question, because just after, as you say skinny, you hang on
to these things, so don' t fall into that ending either, because
yesterday a lot of it is perfect that it was to increase adorn because it
looks like the two most Fabian of the homeland that I know no, boys,
it isn' t so, because now you guys are laughing at that
and with what face you are complaining now of this that is happening, with
what face you complain of all the senators. We have to hit everything.
When he took a dump. No matter what party it is, it doesn
' t matter, but there' s better. We like him worse.
If it' s fucked up, it' s fucked up. It was
bad Adorni, it was bad. It' s wrong, this is against
wrong. So where we don' t look so hard for him to see
how we justify on the one hand, we justify on the other. Don
' t marry anyone. You don' t have to marry much less a
politician, the only politician you' ve ever had, but he' s
never gonna fuck you up. They' re yourself. The rest at some
point are probably gonna shit you. Don' t look around to justify what
can' t be justified. This was a disaster today. Yesterday was a
disaster too and now everyone who wants to defend this disaster is going to get
hold of everything they celebrated. Yesterday' s mess. It' s a
vicious circle that doesn' t end any more if we, as citizens,
don' t take care of constantly marking the court for politicians with all the
shit they do and we don' t do the fools, because making the
fools is what led us to where we are today. There we can start
to see a change, but you have to change your head. Guys,
you gotta change your mind. Let us stop defending the indefensible. We have
a very good listener Esteban is with us on the air Let' s make
it short. So, we hear the last one called Stephen as they are
good afternoon, how good, this rivalry of a lifetime. We greet you
from the whole table that in multiverse fantino, with tanos you have to what
you do and from where you call fifty of Saint just from the payments of
trunk and well I have studied in front of a small SME. We are
ten metallurgical and good people, like most reheating people with this, because good
with the latest measures, obviously under the activity until all prices are adjusted.
The activity suffered quite above metallurgical. A retroactive increase to February of almost forty
percent of all goods already sold and collected was signed last week. I mean,
it' s all going to be lost. And, well, we
have to hear from after that that these people are increasing ridiculous values, because
I see, I want the Senate and deputies to be the best people to
vote for the best laws. Well, in that sense, I agree with
that, but you have to understand the reality of what you have around Mariano.
If you want him to have an SME, if you want to go
in and ask him what you want, uh, if you can' t.
What we were talking about being about labor reform and how you' re
suffering this, Apart from the low wage increases, the issue of that labor
conflict from your side, like everyone else, with pressure from the union,
although it' s a small company, but always, you' re always
on the side of the worker. You can' t take any action because
right away, they feel fired and with people you see, SMEs in general
have very old people. Then you' re half a network that if you
have a trial, you lose half a factory. And yes, with the
problems that are discussed every day, be what is your projection for the coming
months and I say how long ago to what? Why didn' t I
hear if you said the only metallurgist, sorry if you said so. How
long you' ve been doing this and what' s your projection for the
next few months. And the company is a family business that is almost eighty
years old and so centenarian, almost thirty and well, the hope is that
it will improve, but it looks difficult. The panorama is difficult and for
them to sink a little more, the directory of loans asked to collect seventy
- seven million pesos per month. So that' s what' s left
of you working for tomorrow. Yeah, for Tronco, they' re gonna
have work left that they didn' t see all week. Give him others
Well, don' t say hello to him How about this worse than senators
jule We don' t want him, we want him. Tronco is a
big no, no, no worse than the senators give them paints you say
I have, but you have good consideration. You didn' t have it.
We love you. Give him another one, yes, this is Agustín.
I want to get to a question. How old you have ten people
you told me. Yes, in total we are of days and how old
they are. And people who retired working their whole lives in the factory,
people who are thirty years old, twenty years old, eighteen years old,
yes, and they juble you five directly. You have to hand over the
factory. Yeah, yeah, yeah,' cause that' s the way
it is, it' s not even one or two, five or six
directly, and it' s already lost 80 years with this labor law.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, eighty years in the trash. Why
don' t you have a chance. It' s just giving you good
law. I' m telling you what he already knows. What he already
knows. That is why it is the Divine to put a breast here because
she knows perfectly well that in the first change you can become in a directly
confiscatory situation, directly. Yeah. Yeah? Yeah? Yeah. That'
s why very careful labor relations where you spend a little bit of good,
the union is coming right away clearly not because they own your factory. Yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah, they' re real good. Yeah,
well. We thank you so much for calling for being on the other side
with us. So we wish you a great weekend. Tomorrow special sandubr is
going to be trunk, or remember with his good translator the angry ban tipito
Lady sea that and we are going to take the day. So we wish
you a good weekend for us and thank you for being on the other side
Thank you. Before leaving logically what I am going to suggest to you because
Mariano is here and I just liked that the listener asks her a question Mariano,
because here to see, regardless of whether this is another type of program,
is not Alejandro. This we like the informative part better or at least
I am more of the informative part and financial economic issue. Argentina lacks financial
knowledge and in a situation where inflation is so galloping, you need different tools
to at least not tell you to beat it, but without losing so much,
because we don' t have the increases that senators can afford. That
' s why Web arrived, which is the new digital wallet of the Banco
Ciudad, so you can do it well, this is where you' re
going. You have a 100% online and free account to handle your money.
Whether you want to take advantage of discounts of up to fifty percent on
your purchases. Every day, Bob offers promos to charge fuel, supermarket,
go to the movies and much more. In addition, you can pay concordre,
make transfers, impre te recharges. You have to download web sees long
upp on the cell phone towards the simple cela web Marian we are today have
a very strong rhythm like this. With whom you came today Mira Malbertina,
my daughter, my little daughter, a fan of Aca de neura and Agustina
Acá. They' re both out there waiting. So she' s six
years old, six years old with no neudas fan, if she has her
own portfolio of investments she invests you' re to tell me that please,
or I won' t tell you. Yeah, yeah, but he'
s an accountant. But she also has VD and a consultant. I tell
everyone that they' re in the chat told me how I start learning about
finance. There' s a lot of people who teach. Mariano is really
professional. I' ve seen your courses instead. So VD and consultant,
but I say how do you teach a six- year- old boy or
girl to start having her first portfolio and how you' re managing it already
follows me since there are so many talks in the faculty that I' m
a teacher. I' m a teacher. The failure also follows me everywhere.
He is very much in touch with all that, in pandemic of many
talks from home and knows a lot about it and has his portfolio already free
market purchases. You are yes, yes, you know everything and when you
were born we put together what is the Albertine portfolio that I recommend to the
one who has a child, allocate that it be fifty dollars a hundred what
it is every month periodically to invest it in long- term assets. In
my case, it was technological actions called the Albertina portfolio, and I spend
every month two hundred dollars allocating it that it is not touched until I turn
eighteen. It' s the target I have with TiVo' s wallet.
You know it' s really good at one point. That is the question
if I couldn' t give away shares, but in this case be it
you, as a parent, do the opening of the account and manage it
until I am eighteen and how do you make the change so that whether I
' m the holder in that case would be a donation, it' s
a gain, like a donation or buy something that is the little savings book
that we had in Augustin schools. Yeah, just as this foot would be
good to get mail not, but let' s say because I don'
t know what it' s like. It was a little book from the
savings bank or the primary school. So you hit a three little pill and
they would tell you with this when you' re big, of course you
' re going to have a savings, you' re going to leave after
the little book and you put it in the bull. Ah of course it
' s not the case that it' s going to happen ah it'
s not very good, because already in elementary school it doesn' t and
I still have the first one. You had education and financial reality, two
things together. But because we didn' t come with a we went with
a level others love you. We also want to thank coffee Ban You,
because the only way to stay awake can work so much is with coffee van
You. Thank you, because it is the coffee of the radio, for
the aroma and taste of every morning. They have to try it at home,
but also at the office, because there are many people who can'
t do home office so they have to go to the office. They drink
coffee go you, because it' s specialty coffee and state- of-
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to eleven, fifty- eight, ninety- six, twenty- eight,
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other side and coffee technique t a legend of aromas and flavors that inspire.
But in addition, today the theme here multiverse, malena, multiverse, otto
flac comona or we talk a lot about investments. We like that people start
to stop thinking about retirement that they are taken with fifty and that' s
why we also talk not only about wallet, all that is the digital,
active financial part, but also about bricks, because in a changing market,
the best refuge is the brick dollar. Invertin quality of life, inverti where
in the Gaul Palace, where you have to invest in Rocks, not where
you have to invest in the Rocca Palace in the fight. Well, there
goes a little better entrepreneurship with units and up to four environments with dependence of
first level, because rock level in trick ole at level grari gra very well
flacto thinking good. This is an undertaking with units of up to four environments,
with large dependencies for families, or also to think from first level amritis
offices designed for all ages, open spaces with country airs and a palace of
nineteen hundred that will function as an English author cafeteria of nine hundred. Presidencia
de Julio argentino rock level which level enters, web page enters in w rocca,
taglia, heel, le c and came to know the unit model latest
units available remember. In addition, the real estate market was standing very still
and now it' s starting to pick up. So it' s time.
Last units commercialize with cime properties I didn' t take the dare.
Excuse me. I' m sorry to send Manuel something that' s a
very important vote. Why, by form, by form, a vote giving
fear as it is played and as if it is three minutes away. No,
no, Barriola, three, look, it' s important, look,
look, I' m getting the one I' m chatting about is
already mine, there, go there, go Malia, always talking and keep
talking to me. But for Mira, look at the hand apava is already
sick of you rex for talking to Mrs de Verde, she didn' t
drop it. We don' t know if I wanted to vote Honra,
look, look, look, plincaja, there' s Messi They' d
use all that vivacity for the common viran. Gres would be singapur che loco.
I want to thank you. On the other hand, I don'
t know if we meet expectations, but thank you very much for being on
the bench, for calling, for donating, for participating. We' re
doing our best. We' re rowing, but the idea is that we
engage with people and listen to them on the other side. Marian, you
want to say something where they can contact you. Not the one we'
re talking about financial education. I am a professor at the Blind University of
La Plata of the investment seminar. It' s a subject that kids have
in fifth year to get optional that like kids, they left the economic faculty
without knowing how to invest, because the curriculum is so old. I started
to propose to the dean a few years ago that we have the investment seminar
that same course. Since I am in favour of financial education, we upload
it for free are the networks. It is a course of seven full classes
with material exercises in netzel everything. If you follow us on Instagram VD and
consulting point, there are outstanding stories, free course and there you have to
entertain and start, regret, repeat the BD with guraga, consulting point and
the course is in outstanding stories. Well I, I want to thank you
all now that I have now. I feel like this is a fight.
If you cough exactly to everything, uh with late ending because Mariano came.
No, no, no, thank you, Mariano, no, because Mariano
' s a luxury and he' s always invited. In fact, Mariano,
at some point I said you have here, when we have this situation,
where you can come and join the table. To me, it'
s a glujazo hashtag that everyone' s carrying me. But we have a
group and I want to say that everyone committed themselves in the group to bringing
issues because I was complicated and they all started and brought very good topics.
Well, so as a team, oh, please, I' m very
sensitive, unbearable. I' m sending you a big kiss. Thank you
for being on the other side and tomorrow special, sandtuber with tron, with
a pro grammon, a fertilised kiss. Now