But you' re supposed to. I mean, you' re like,
but I' m gonna figure that out, not okay. But, for
example, you leave the house and the woman has you half an hour next
to her, not three days, and you have because you' re with
her. Get caught in your bath You' re going to have a vengeful
breakfast together. We can' t say that. Don' t be so
cool to me, but I said what. And that' s fucking it.
But you' re there, sister, and we have a week there
and the number of the colmadote in the fridge. We had sex last night
and you guys were talking about your stuff. Then you get up today to
tell him that I need three bottles and water. They write to me here
Witter that even to tell you that you had to tell you something exactly,
but it' s okay. So, if he sends you a little message,
we' ll talk about it. When you arrive the whole day,
you don' t leave with that big head at six in the morning,
with those issues. But it' s love, gentlemen, that' s
marriage. And one of the things was checking yesterday a lady who organizes weddings,
who makes a budget. Yeah, a good plan, well, well,
it' s Dominican, actually. In fact, don' t plan
on saying it without agent wedding. Plans or a doña, a godmother,
but I could do what he paid for was silly, that good lie.
Then I wanted to ask you, Lady like that, sir, if you
' re still here on the wedding issues, how much is the budget of
a wedding today. Today you know that the pandemic has changed. That or
that people didn' t think that people were already marrying us with that pompousness.
Uh- huh Like that production on those issues. But I saw a
lady who was talking about it and she was talking about the montage of the
sheath in the flower, the thing and she got how much an orchestra said
there like she wasn' t going to go, but how many people and
how much she said no, it' s not that everything influences. Number
of guests, i e quantity of tad is essential. In my time,
you went out the window and you' re already married. And, for
example, I remember very much the story of my Holy Father and my Holy
Mother when they got married, that my grandfather took away his wife, my
pretty dad because he had not married, they consummated what I am going to
tell you Peitter and this is a advice that I give to listeners of the
rhythm of the morning do not start spending money on weddings if you, after
that wedding you are going to go live rented, OK, how you can
spend all the money if you have your own house, but do not put
on that agata one or two or three four million pesos to live rented later.
Hey, right. I thought that that market no longer existed and that
people didn' t marry that or that. Well, then this is how
much the budget. You' re thinking of hunting right now that I was
thinking about my girlfriend waiting for you. You know the family pays you for
the wedding. Who' s the bride' s family talking to me was
fucking with me, too? I really didn' t. But here that
changes your thing is still paying you without you not, no, that still
doesn' t. I' m done, uh, how much is the
budget you have to get married, you' re thinking about getting married right
now and that he' s talking to your wife right now, with bo
you already asked for the wife' s manure and she' s fucking with
you Mira. You know that the guest, what is she bringing Fulana from
New York, who brings little experience from Mexico, et cetera, et cetera,
et cetera. And you make yourself that the wedding here sings it or
smelly diarrhea. The only wedding brother here called the one to record Marvin.
Good morning everyone has very good morning. Good morning to Mira. I'
m setting up my wedding, my girlfriend. We' re fourteen years old
together, fourteen don' t make fun of me hear me and we'
re already going for half a million and we haven' t paid the first
kiky ah where yes, I want millions of you from the photographer. Nothing
more. There' s a thing out there on Avenida de España. They
' re so behind the Mega Center, I don' t remember the name.
You know that men keep us names of establishment, right, yes,
yes, but subject that gives behind Mega Centro and they have an event hall
there in San Vicente and another over there, along Avenida de España. Now
what' s the name of the business, I don' t remember the
mind that we put, uh, how high you' re thinking about playing
at the wedding. No, no, not a discharge, no altito.
A DJ And they put a DJ because I' m dealing with it.
Economically, we are poor. I had but we' re already half a
million and we' re poor. Yeah, but you get an invincible audition
from that wedding. Yeah, Eudil Mete' s doing a wedding show.
Ah it' s not two days, no day true writes a peter that
piter gets you price and not you. I' m going to talk to
Adam who wrote to Peter, Go I' m going to talk to the
Architect to talk to Peter. Yeah, yeah, yeah, thanks to happiness.
Or million, five, three, one, ninety- six, fifty,
good morning. Your wedding budget, you' re getting married almost how
much it' s good. Ten kids apply if I got married two months
ago just as clear as how much you spent on your life. Well,
my boyfriend spent two million. I feel Yanks and it was a rock without
an orchestra. How much guest was an Guest one hundred and ten and in
the end there were ninety- four who confirmed to us the rest that lives
it, that there was in the pure buffe of yuca, truffle, grilled
shrimp, a cooking show of beef with the Hotel Bejin. We didn'
t have it now. We didn' t have, I mean, we
had orchestras. We had the band, agreed to say the name. Yeah,
yeah, yeah, reborn bands, which is a relatively inexpensive band,
but we didn' t even have an artist, but the band. They
have a very varied set. They have ben bot singing merengue type in salsa.
I don' t know what, berengue, old bachata. They are
super varied, very good. Yes, yes, but in what. He
spent a lot on the decoration that as little as you think he leaves a
lot because the flowers are extremely expensive. More like that is two shots.
In the timing. It was spent a lot and on food, because,
for example, that hotel has the particularity that they charge you for cover,
yes, that is, and they give you the space. It' s
supposed to say you don' t pay for the space, but pay for
the cover. Then they told you. Ah, well, for heads,
you have to pay. So much depends on the guest funtity you have,
then they give you the space. How I tell you by guest and by
world. Tell me a house and who took your picture. The photos ariel
Tuesday or also thanks my happiness herman. There' s a question. Two
million hundred thousand good morning. Yes, yes, well c gentlemen, good
day. I can say the name of the place that was the honor,
the horse, yes, that' s Royal Hall. The hard ending is
them. My husband organized a wedding and already in the potty and in ours.
Thank God, he' s gone a little less. They left about
two hundred and three hundred thousand pesos, but because my wife turned to organize
it, she got tied up and coordinated everything in some way. Going crazy,
you two hundred thousand good come two hundred thousand pesos, that' s
all. It was that experience. According to this three things. First of
all, don' t go living rented, second, good video and good
pictures. That' s all that' s left. Later, if there
are already people who criticize the wedding and the food. I didn' t
like such a pod. I didn' t like organizing a wedding. Line
up how you guys like it on that one. Three hundred is included on
the honeymoon. No. No, not impossible. You give a lot of
that didn' t tell that wedding you saw. There' s no wedding.
Today, hear a hundred we get. Even family members of us put
some things that would be four. They were a next floor of cheap guests,
forty- two three hundred thousand pesos. What he spends most on people
is usually a banquet. We replaced banquets with a picadera, one thing and
made it a different open concept. I' ll take your picture. That
' s why I talked about the pictures. The greatest pain left for us,
because the young man gave a milestone, a sheath. So, after
we took the pictures, his hard drive was damaged. We lasted two years
to recover the images and it was completely lost. The cell phone video died
and it was an ear. It was a wedding that everyone who participated sang.
Then the entrance. It was everything, from the children to the godparents,
singing hears a pod made by my pot, by my chosen for the
moment and all that nas more, there are no answers left. The orchestra
sang, and if she was seeing clearly, that song would be played.
Yes wedding, songs look, but the lady who spent two million some bori,
she talked about a hundred- and- a- half guests. I
agree 90 the question my concern. My curiosity is a few guests were missing.
There always is, right, banquet always goes between those dishes. I
can call him at my house and the next thing then, because I'
m paying. There is also a lot of the case that the man rents
and the woman buys it. Yes, in my case it was. I
ordered myself to make the dress and the tiger t u at once I can
buy a pillage and a colbati out already. No, because in the end,
for example, in my case, it was a tropical label. So
what was I going to do, what did we buy. A tube sheath,
sheath, they don' t end, no, shirt flowers, white
jacket and black pants to that tropical label. Yeah, I love myself,
or hundreds of thousand pesos, everyone' s fucked up. I think two
hundred thousand impossible Persians good morning, one hundred and fifty- fifty bo.
Mine failed when I arrived for a million peaks of weight calculating lje I'
m going to change to Guau already remodeled has apartment leave, so take it
and I think it' s not worth being in your money. One to
very well Alberto, who after I had my big wedding at my wedding spent
talking about twelve years ago, twelve years ago, twelve two, if they
have a dream that they fulfill it, that they work, that they save
and that they make their wedding she and they pay for it I go to
tell their family to invite you. Of course I say to you honestly,
seeing what relationships and marriages have become today, where a five out of ten
marriages in the next two years, after the wedding will be separated. Spending
two million pesos on a wedding seems absurd to me. And the working person
because if he' s a rich man he tells me a son of and
a rich man who spends two million pesos or people who have those two million
left over, there' s no problem. But I know people who are
paying the wedding loan and they' re divorced and killing Bueno. No,
no, because, well, no, because her girlfriend had her dream what
she saw in a movie or how she saw it in pinteres or how her
friend got married. Well, if you want it love me, you pay
for it. It' s what if you want it, you pay it.
If that' s your dream, mine isn' t. And that
' s where a lot of people lack character. Not because I god you,
no, no, I don' t love me Look, there'
s priorities in cursed ways. La Teoris goes and welcomes a silver money to
the bank of three million pesos, two million pesos, as many people do
to let the people go to Feki what I mean, I think I also
have the advantage that I did have the great wedding that I dreamed of myself
and everything, but seeing it now with maturity and understanding what life is.
Twelve years ago, my wedding, I spent two million dollars, but I
went to my apartment to live on my own. You know, I don
' t understand anything, but seeing it now, I don' t think
that spending money is as necessary, that is, when I can get married,
I' m going to make a little bodita that goes there my brothers,
my nephews, and no one else. The lady who was talking about
it, she talked and taught the place pussy, they looked expensive, they
were like here bread that place out there they do wedding like next to the
beach. And if you tell me this way, Mabel Ureña tells me that
her husband and she were married in the village where she was already born.
Then they went to a cocksucker and didn' t tell anyone. Then a
week later it was for the snowy paste. That one. That, that
' s gonna be it. That' s my plan for my next wedding.
I' m getting a place. I' m telling you, Mommy,
I married my brothers, I got married. I' m late,
Eduardo. Let' s talk about a very interesting subject right now. Let
' s talk about that reason you moved in is good, it' s
simple. That' s why you moved in. A lot of people have
moved in for a lot of reasons. I have a friend who moved because
we' re doing a lot of snakes in the backyards. I' m
already in for creaking and then he said I can' t take it anymore.
He' s got two boys and he says something. Each one of
them will bring to the yard a soap opera, a sheath and move.
I told him Cuelna, what a cow' s horn. I think that
' s what I said The chasers didn' t And Vaca didn' t
get snakes because he didn' t listen to anything. Like this in skin.
He didn' t have a conscious experience of him. He didn'
t tell me, he didn' t tell me anything about it, but
I want to hear why you moved in, what I want to help you.
Well, I modeled my jacobo on a new project and every fan and
everything nice, everything cool when the downpour started, hears everywhere that I find
water, except with the toilet key, kitchen and everything. He moved in
the water for a trip. I didn' t hesitate for a ration.
I was a brother once, too, but a neighbor moved in. I
do, Dad not life. Good morning. That' s how I know
what happened. Ma' am, what made me move was to the pandemic.
You know it was very difficult. In the pandemic here I like her.
I needed to go out with a jeve. I had to pay Cabaña,
I had to pay Tasi. I had to pay four tasi. Yours,
hers, his pantar for his house, yours to buy food was chaos
or so, and that made me move. Look, he tells me this
one over here who moved, because they put a juicing business in front of
my mother. Good morning, well, find out you already know that good
boyna hello. Look, I moved because recently, in the building of the
Ado I live in a third, the one I have left in front was
for sale and a person moved to a family who smoke tobacco every night from
eight o' clock at night and with the balcony open. I have two
children and the parking space next to me, the tiger walks in a foal
of those abductions, of that big girl who won' t let me open
my door. When I arrive and make a noise every day, then no
matter how much you have tried to talk to that family, they claim that
I paid for my room here and I do whatever I want, the Dominican,
Dominican, then more because of the tobacco issue, for the children,
because then they are passive smokers. It' s just that it' s
true, there' s no way. All the angry neighbors and I said,
Mira, let' s take the party in peace. I put it
up for sale and I got another one. Thank God And that' s
because imagine he' s putting a tobacco tree in there the whole day,
the sky, the paruro of the hunts. Good morning, good morning,
lads, especially brute people, brother and was good morning. I moved around
the neighbor' s dog Look, that shit dog got through it. Just
like that, it filled the different shits. Just the front of me.
We talked to the neighbor to fix that sheath and then that was never raised
and I, not to kill the weight and kill the neighbor, left already
dead. The dog' s out of rage. They write to me around
here. I moved in because the neighbor fucked with witchcraft and I don'
t like those things. And they say this way And I moved because in
Pandemia all the birds came out and one day I got a hundred feet that
went out of the bathroom. Yes, the hundred feet are already in season
one hundred feet ready. I try kincer cells. I' m on my
feet for good morning. Why did you move in? What took you to
move in hello Good morning, good morning, or the worst thing a person
can do is move in. Obviously, I moment that' s moving up
the wave owner being. Unfortunately, I already found out he went to smoke
the contract that was your owner, peeing down where he' s going to
move into how famous he was and in his life. She is a racquet
and separated on this table. I wasn' t older than eight in the
morning than seeing the night matamuta and fountain went up to go. I was
a single woman and you know you have to help yourself, and that was
hanging your eyes like that. He kept it for the one who went up
there to me, and he kept talking to me one day before the year,
I moved it. She says she moved around here because of a neighbor
who was stalking her, and the other one tells me she moved in because
of an annoying Haitian. They write to me here. I moved for the
proud neighbors every day, a loud music and they were the exclusive sector of
pink souls. Good morning, exclusive sector and love red. Good morning,
Alberto. First of all there is to see. There' s a lot
of static, which is all the station vala. There' s a very
static station next to us. Ninety- six stop points there' s a
hearing day. It' s a radio station, you guys, but there
are others. Yeah, yeah, yeah, but that' s what I
' m telling you. Ninety- six three is there You love it You
' re gonna hear it wrong. I' ve made them move because I,
when I do my birthday party, I make the kids go away,
because I all the sheath from home. How I make you understand my love,
that that doesn' t depend on us, that there' s one
and the same thing that you get from us, or twenty- six,
thirteen where they can understand the high power another day you go And that,
although we mint a hundred kilos to the transmitter it' s going to keep
happening. In San Cristóbal. People can' t be tarnsio eh of twitch,
use hear it over the Internet. Good morning, yes, good morning.
Dale I moved where I lived explained in Spanish and passed a little cacito,
which he doesn' t know. It was a park- like cape
ah with the PARQUEO yes, it was a park- like cape, because
they don' t park it falls in the street, in front of the
building. Oh, don' t tell me this one. He moved here
because I moved to Lameda. I move to Lameda and I have quiet,
my parking no one here swims to the life that makes me at home.
Good morning, a mess. Good morning, no good. This is a
message to the neighbor. I' m sick of you. He let me
see the birth. He' s got some dogs on the roof. The
roof shared because there was a place and it knocked me down to the air
compressor, the air sheath, which is upstairs so she knows I' m
going to move, but I' m going to put other people there to
do evil to her. Good morning, there it is, tells me this
one here I moved because we shared the bathroom and every time I got up
to bathe, the neighbor was shitting. But how you' re going to
share the bathroom, gentlemen, well, bathrooms, bathrooms, shared, bathrooms
in the courtyards you lived like that shared or I do, good morning,
you can get out. I sent the girl. I' ll give you
days Hi, Adriana Hi, Piador Alberto. I moved in because of your
operation. First we bought shorthand, that we have the paltapanto for this now
and we moved pantoja to the eastern area and built a house. I really
didn' t like living in the foul anymore this for a lot of things
you didn' t do anything about, uh you didn' t do it
for anything of mine there' s nothing for you to say exactly. You
moved in anyway I' ve got it changed that way. Well, yeah,
we changed that way, but I really feel a lot better. The
eastern part is much better than the area I dedicated to you tall to see
I forgive. Sure, I don' t get there for real, unless
you move to the Torónja, back for those places. Look at me brother,
I lived in Pantoja and it is capable of those people saying no,
because that Mosca field, no, but that camp of the Vega, sure
what they live there, in that jaldas, in those mountains, over there,
behind that in some buildings. No. I live in the capital and
you have to last twenty minutes at the traffic light of it take the double
car to get out of there twenty and he said no, but girl,
uh what still and there is landfill. He' s already got me out
there seeing you out there. It is the exclusive residential of such in high
te pantoa. Hey I don' t send you look at pussy, but
look around here what you do so because the owner of the commando and talking
about every time he fought with the woman, and the shrink, I hear
asking the apartment to stay moved. Ah I lacked all women for the pussy
side, but what happened about life. Yes, Adriana Gómez, I want
you to tell me, gentlemen, because life is going around a lot,
but in Tiktok I' ve come around crazy people. What' s that
story you have about your life, that you understand that no one else is
going on. That' s why the truth is that I' ve seen
history in Tiktok, lords of children, that is, children not of young
people, who have overcome themselves by the history of their life, and I
want you to tell me what' s going on in your life, that
you understand that no one else has. That we distinguish you five, three,
one, ninety- six, fifty, Canal one- five one in
La Vega, ninety- six five in Santo Domingo. We' re talking
at this hour that you' re going through Adriana' s question in the
morning. That' s that story of your life, that brand and I
' m story is there. Yeah, yeah, I' m Brito.
Vaina to me Good morning, hello, what' s ticking me as I
gave myself to my good hello tell me that story. Well it was his
hete, what a brand Good morning good morning hello, what kind of sick
was he who called to make a moment. God knew the good, that
we have a varied tune, what about everything and rymo the morning. That
' s right, that' s right, but the middle is nothing special.
But I' m proud that I, my best man, exercised what
I do myself, that I' m going to reserve it and I'
ve been saying it since I was a kid. I mean just like the
godfather. I want to be the same as the best man. And he
said, well, look, you' re gonna do this, you'
re gonna study this and that. And today, thank God, I have
fulfilled all my dream, everyone who sees me working out. He says crazy,
but you pretend it' s a gift from God. I say no,
that' s it, it' s not more from there yet,
because I have fun, lake working and when you accomplish that in the life
you greet. Inspiring two inspiring in the rhythm of the morning and good morning,
good morning. Not good my story, because I just said it.
Let' s summarize. I' m the first daughter of a marriage where
my mom was going to give herself to the United States I worked a better
life, but Mommy, erasmatic. His together had to be you out of
tobacco in America and gave them a cirimba. Then the doctors advised her to
abort me because I still have no limbs, they decided to return to the
country I was born well, thank God, thank you. I' m
a young woman with autism who people don' t believe my autism because of
the great support that everything in my family. I' m finishing my college
degree thesis and I' m also working. People don' t grow moot.
Gino Well, well, very well, my love. Successes. I
wish you every success. Thank you, thank you for this time to me,
my friend is going well. Good morning. The story Mother hello,
g story, the short half story, but it really shows me that one
of the young people can' t thunder or open it because life gives impressive
hiro. I moved, I moved in a neighborhood. I was about sixteen
years old and that old lady was telling me I don' t want you
here who was a criminal. Well, ten years later, I' m
a health care professional and the son was caught with two kilos of drugs at
the door of the car. I was painting in prison, you know,
I can' t blame myself up there anymore that he could have gone through
Mexico and that he' s doing super well there, or it' s
gonna be papers, but it' s going well. Good morning, good
morning, good morning. And about nine years ago my dad boy was still
together, but he mistreated her and I became an enemy of him and I
left the house because my mom didn' t understand that I was abused and
I couldn' t stand the situation and my life on the street, but
I kept going to college and eventually graduated. I have a master' s
degree from everything and my mom finally left it my dad and I get along
with both of you, but I get along. That' s what'
s important. What a great story, five, three, one, ninety
- six, fifty. Here' s the morning derebol. Good morning,
then my team hello. Well I, about ten nine years ago I had
the relationship and that couple. At that time he told me no, that
I was a person who had no future, that I could not be with
me Today, thank God, Nine or ten years later, I am in
charge of an apartment and they have been and that is in the future working
to further improve life and I give him nothing thanks perhaps that person who was
the one who made me grow. You always have to see the chance of
a world. Yeah, but you said you saw that people, when I
love you, they do you a huge favor and they kiss. They kissed.
Of course it wasn' t you. That' s why I tell
Miguelito several of the dog not to discourage you. Now everybody' s humping
you. Well, yeah, your day' s coming, it' s
coming Hey, get in there. I want to have a great story about
what happened to me in life. Now please give it to him. That
is why we were first welcomed. Okay. Briefly, I had the problems
in life and I had to leave here because I didn' t get a
job here. Okay, so back there, I met my wife, she
' s Cuban, and then there came the blessing. Amen jobs abroad.
Then I went back to my country. But what I' m saying is
that after I met my wife, all the blessing came. Ah, I
had to meet her here because there' s little of it. I had
a Cuban girl in Ai. Love goes to people already because of Arjona'
s song. Ah well, a Cuban in Haiti does and screams around.
No, no, don' t let me, no, it' s
not complicated now you' re artificial interest. Let me ask you to write
me a song. I met a Cuban woman in Haiti. No, it
' s not complicated now I chat you the Cuban in Haiti yes, let
me see it tells me around here where you are and lost me. Wow.
Wow? Wow? Wow? Wow? I missed that good day It
went back Hi I' m already trying, try. There' s this
quiet band. He hears how well he feels, he feels or he hears
all that because if I always independently, I' ve told him many years
here in America. I' ve always advocated for the Dominican Republic. For
no one a secret gray nets I always everything there I am losing my love
a lot. But don' t imagine that high school. You' re
not to blame for this quiet little list, as you saw the song that
such a panda thank you from Atlanta a hug brother says put music on it.
No, he didn' t put music on me I don' t
pay the premium, ah because heine hey Santa Ana. He' s like
you do He pays twenty- five dollars. I don' t adapt more
to what I went through in the room, I' m almost breaking the
computer. You don' t split it because you gave it to me pink
oil. No. No, no, the missing shovel with the damn DJ
Vaina proja and tdal who now doesn' t want to play any songs that
because he has the high FI eticking and I haven' t put it.
So hifa high fidelity what Dominicans don' t have. Says the composers gave.
Says a Cuban woman in Haiti came as the breeze of a summer,
with the rhythm in her soul and the sun on her skin. A Cuban
in Haiti like a dream, a bridge of love between two beautiful sunrises like
the sea with the wind in your hair, you carry the passion of your
land in your heart. Your steps tell stories of sugar and fire, and
your eyes shine the stars of the Caribbean. Can' t the choir hear
a Cuban choir in Haiti? Dancing under the full moon between drums and coffee
weaving a new dawn a Cuban in Haiti, carrying the rhythm in each vein
with your smile and your faith are the light in the evening there a Cuban
in Haiti? A tata tata tampon? Tata? Tata? Who are you
going to sue the composers now to intelligence, to you infusing and it is
that I already have it registered, because here already it is read in the
air. Yes, already, the one who falls a Cuban in Haiti knows
that the rights are of us a political melon, including Sami and Donic or
it' s two hundred thousand yes, two hundred thousand ninety because they are
not famous. Right. Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? Right? Right?
I agree. Okay? Well, well, yeah, it' s very
good. Good morning. Well, my story. Well, I come from
Barahona with a pre- momée to study here at the Imara. Don'
t get too free to stick around. Worse, the average cousin has more
chance, because his dad sold banana in exchange he brought it here had lived
well, because it turns out that where we were welcomed by an aunt of
mine, they threw me out and left him for him I sent him banana.
Then I graduated. I took a lot of fighting. Yeah, I
got a deal. I' m water pump repair that always calls it aja.
But the thing is, sometimes we meet the family and look it in
the eye. Yeah, I look him in the eye challenging him and with
that anger inside, but I' ve gone down and greeted him. I
salute you. In the end, will you cut that hate out of him?
Don' t you? No, don' t keep that hatred up
there consult you That keeps hating him. I take you to these people I
hate. Sometimes the most powerful energy that can motivate you to accomplish things.
Report express traffic at this time of morning, well earlier, reported our friend,
Captain Urtecho. In the traffic account. I express the occurrence of friends
of public works who have closed the vehicle pass at the level of the 27th
of February with avenue núñez de caceres in both directions. Wou seems that what
they are in charge of these public works departments suffer from some kind of delay.
Not now it' s the opposition' s fault. Not right now
is the exact fault of the fighting and the strength of the people. In
this sense this, that is, coming from the 27th extension to the nuñez
de caceres, reports the captain urtecho in the account. The vehicle queue starts
from the 27th extension with highway six November. In the opposite direction, congestion
starts at the entrance to the slope with the slinging avenue be and these have
three days doing this shit. They haven' t announced it anywhere here who
' s thinking about doing that at six o' clock in the morning or
not and on a Wednesday. Not these three days of doing this. So
the problem is that, as Peter says earlier, it seems that the public
works influencers didn' t get the note or the payment hasn' t arrived
and this is not reported anywhere. Right now, they' re going to
say yes that we said it last week, that the devil, that etcetera,
always have an excuse and the blame is never theirs, because we have
authorities that don' t their responsibility. We' re here on 27th,
devious and private. The vehicle tail starts at the caper' s noñez.
Twenty- seven arrives here on the two lanes in the expresso that' s
supposed to be him. The two lanes that pass below the avenues, both
the private one and the nuñez de caceres, are collapsed and the premises,
which are those that cross the intersections and not traffic lights, are also collapsed.
This time of morning there is always a lot of traffic at this time
in both directions, but what is happening today has no explanation whatsoever. Yesterday,
before yesterday, one encountered the closed- level crossing at six. I
stop by at six minus ten minutes, almost always and that time. Also
on Monday it was closed and by that time, already that time, that
sheath was collapsed there, that is, and this is what gets me through
a shortcut that is in a little street that has between the oleys. That
' s where I had to get in to take Luis f Tomen and not
take fifteen twenty minutes there, be late here on the station, then today
the same thing. The only thing I do. Before I got there,
I took the precaution to see if the traffic was moving or not and followed
through the nail because there wasn' t so much congestion. I spent ten
minutes earlier at six o' clock, minus fifteen minutes today, but these
people didn' t announce it anywhere. Then the void that falls today and
I hope there is a zero water, that don' t lead the devil
to stumble that fucks up here in the city, because it really is that
you don' t explain how, in this time that we are living,
they make a damn intervention on a main avenue of the week and those who
do the intervention don' t announce it anywhere, not right now they come
out with ten ots. Not that you guys advertise that the devil. But
the work of the communication departments of public entities is not that I sent a
note on Monday. It' s a constant service because you think you'
re sometimes mentally retarded with a very deep delay. You have to know that
once you communicate shit, it won' t reach everyone so that they know
about it, that it' s a constant job and you have a lot
of room invested in advertising, in all the Mardito opinion program here that can
send you a note that reads it every fifteen minutes, every twenty minutes,
that is, the fourth that spends public works in this country in the media.
It' s for you to call a media outlet that tells you to
look. Replace this information with this commercial for the days that I' m
going to be doing people' s lives in a square at the intersection of
nuñez with private, nuñez with twenty- seven and today it' s collapsed
here, the twenty- seven, totally the collapsed low, the bloody avenue,
an absurd thing having Saturday and Sunday, eh, having Saturday and Sunday
having dawn, because these interventions, many make them in the early morning and
at five minus ten are already open the steps or are mentally retarded, with
a deep, deep inability to know that this is a cursed, city that
is collapsed, the bloody traffic, that they can' t understand that they
can close it a day of work, a damn step to the unevenness writes
me down here that they don' t communicate it and neither respond. If
you try to contact him to schedule that, they close ways because they have
retarded those functions. To the city today turned into total chaos, all brother
with the 27th is the vegetable vein of this city in traffic. You make
an intervention at 27th it creates chaos in traffic and the whole city is cautious
because it affects all directions. And that they must know that they are what
come with that sheath and that they know it. They sure know that.
Those who know know it know it, but as they know the most about
the world. He doesn' t give a damn that they make a life
of whatever kind people here are late for school, from school, to work,
to commitments to the consulate. He doesn' t care, he doesn
' t care. We' re starting. We haven' t started well.
Better said look, there is one, but when you get to the
sheath, you find the sign of the flechita that says detour, detour,
but finds it in two, but not communist. The problem is that they
do not communicate it effectively and in a timely manner. Yeah, a mess,
Alberto, a mess, that' s my brother, yeah look at
the 27th. There' s a friend who works here on the 27th,
and he got out on the way, got to the six- fifty,
and he' s been on the cap for fifty- five minutes. Alberto
Ho knows that I arrived here at 6: 30 and I had at 6
: 30 in the morning to fly the 27th and leave for the warden to
enter back here, because the stopper was already there. But I go back
and say they don' t communicate. Okay, Te, we' re
doing the leaks to keep him going. The sheath fills us with water when
it rains congratulations. It' s his job, that' s good.
But there are also many issues to be taken into account in making certain interventions.
One of them you can' t be a fucking interce of that guy.
Wednesday the now peak of the morning is worth no longer knowing. This
is not just the 27th, because that affects every day. Everything goes to
work right now, where she knows you' re going. Well and in
the tank and presigne yes present and if you the risky ones that come out
of dick re and or that I arrive and grab you that cover. Luckily,
it' s not reserve. I am calm that you can grab the
plug now when they come out I have gas, not because Maria not like
that, if it wasn' t I had to come down for the mallecon,
in order to get to Gasco early at his job, which already works
in Puebla. Yeah, the malecon gets tasty, not the malecon. Okay.
He wrote to me around, passing by the airport. Julio Pozo wrote
to me that from the malecon to Avenida Núñez de Cáceres is also entapped.
Terrible. I say little, eh for gentlemen communicate or well, there is
no time, because and the damage we are there, the year is done.
So here I have a mess of the devil from this sheath, after
a buzzer. That way to the computer, even if you gave me Olga
pink. There I was with my name on the fruit, I say last
night ne ne man See now question. I don' t know. Now
I see many of this on purpose, congratulations to the distinguished deputy who became
one between that day, Francisca, sister, friend, mom, mother and,
of course, a great singer, also right now. I sing all
these years, on all the adventures we' ve had. You have to
do what' s there. That sachio has done everything in that house,
here, over there, over there. I put, I told the compa
yesterday that I had to put together something to celebrate. Yeah, actually,
the buddy I' m glad that everyone I wanted him to win won,
everyone I wanted him to lose totally lost. I am, I am.
I' m happy I' m here, but look, I see a
lot of titles for this kid. You said who didn' t happen to
us. Who Mr José Martínez, the lawyer ah José Martínezcía. I think
so. It seems to me like this discussion. In fact, I invited
a friend here today to talk about this Home method. I think there are
issues that are discussed that are sometimes very complex and now I am very confused
about that. Well, Jon' s method was a Frenchman who invented a
sheath to distribute seats, seats in parliaments in a fair and fair way and
not to leave out people who could possibly pass. There' s a place
where there' s the uniminal method that you have to win, the one
that' s going to boot out. And here now appear purists of democracy
and participation who do not understand a pussy of what they are saying. But,
as it looks morally superior. That is, how it is possible that
José Horacio, with eleven thousand votes, is left out, as it is
possible that Jocio Horacio, with the votes he took in the twenty, entered
when there were in the PRG, in the prm people with more votes than
he did in the one and they stayed out, as for example, the
grandson of José Francisco Peña Gómez was left out and dried up more votes than
he did. So, what' s good for the leg can' t
be bad pal duck ah because he' s the consent of the Dominican Republic
' s progredum. Not the rules of the game before you went to the
competition were clear and have pile of time. That is to say, you
have overunderstood her. Not now we have to do one. Our democracy must
be close to democracies such as Swiss, Japanese, English democracy, and not
democracy. We do not have it, the democracy that we are able to
assimilate, manage and pay. According to viace boy, I take the votes
to win who is not, but you have not the votes to win.
In circumstances like the one he was participating in, neither his party nor the
Alliance took him out. And then there' s a way to distribute the
seats they take. Find a series of variables, other variables, other than
that, that didn' t favor you for the next one, that take
into account, that do the calculation, that play the game according to the
rules and that stop shouting. That Ojo Martinez is not giving right now.
That' s why he explained that he didn' t favor him. But
there are others who are giving time, but it is that you know that
those are the rules of the game and sometimes I see people here talking that
it is not fair brother, unjust outside. If the same rule did not
apply to everyone, if everything was not subject to the same criteria, that
is unfair. But what' s not fair is ok you good at,
because this is the one that sympathizes with me. Or maybe you think he
' s the best. No, in the two thousand and twenty, many
good people stayed outside and had not taken a lot of votes, which I
do see many headlines. Now it seems that public relations are in their moment
in sub prime as a target. If Fulan wasn' t the mapotado,
paraense landmark, it was the mapo. They' re doing now what they
should have done in the campaign. But that you know that those headlines and
those questions that you see, that' s busy, that' s telling
you that Jesus had worried that his parties would get a higher percentage of votes
out of their and, concreptions win pass. But it is very difficult for
you to pass when there is a certain amount and, according to mathematical calculation,
with a certain percentage, you can pass and you don' t need
what you should have done to make your party happen, because what nobody counts
is the godmotherhood of some candidates in the two thousand twenty that I combine with
them and that today they don' t have that godmothership. Ah because today
we don' t have, we don' t have you to send to
vote for me or that you weren' t exactly left alone men either.
That' s politics, sir, and it' s the game I explained
to you yesterday with a football game. It' s just that you know
what the rules are, the times of forty- five, that if it
gets tied up and that sudden death, you' re going to go to
an extra time and if it' s tied up, you' re going
to go to PENALTI, you think I like the finals when they go to
prison. I don' t like rules. It' s just that if
you get to the end and it' s a game that the one who
loses there decides that day you have to go to jail, the one that
most criminal wins. Yeah, he did say it the last 30 minutes before.
So it' s not like that, it' s just the rules.
Concentrate on the other, everything is already defined and get to work.
Or you think I liked the Dominican Republic' s game against Colombia, which
remained tied until the ul in the two thousand seventeen, until the last eming
and then you may have finished all the pod, the time that the rule
said two runners had to be put in positions of scoring second and first,
and the one who scored then won that seemed fair to me. No,
it wasn' t fair, but the Dominican Republic scored and Colombian could and
that' s it later. But you have to do your kick. That
' s why it puts you on the lookout. That' s where you
can get your little thing out. There' s a lot of people here
talking psycho and doing more moral posturing, Ridiculous, Ridiculous because democracy sometimes looks
at this country. He' s missing a lot of things they perfected,
and here every day we' re handling the thing and sheath. I think
we' re closer to real representativeness, which is what we' ve been
doing for the last 180 years. Here there were people who lasted well the
Castro de Santiago thirty- eight years as a deputy and spoke yes, yes,
and this guy also won by the rules. When he changes the rules,
he' s gone for the fuck and before the different distribution. See
if you had a deputy that you hated to death and he was the first
one that happened, so don' t fuck things up so much anymore.
But neither was it Jesus Christ who stayed out of Congress, nor are they
people who are going to change the system or are doing something in favor of
saving the homeland. There are people who are many of those who stayed out
that what they are looking to put that service you interests that are against the
Dominican Republic. Many of them are glad that they stayed out and sent me,
according to the Jón method this applied for the constituency of the national intrito
here, the percentages necessary for a party to be a scal MP exactly.
But I' m more confused than the fuck. For example, in the
one, the necessary percentage would be sixteen, true and about six hundred,
sixty- six, exactly in the two, a twenty and in the three
a fourteen. The Alliance did not arrive a sixteen and one. Right now.
We' re going to have Jasella ask her hello, because he'
s been explaining this to those who aren' t experts on the subject so
they understand that they don' t know what they' re talking about.
Of course, true representativeness should be uniminal, representation by district. They already
want you to be paid then let' s return to the times where the
elections ended here and then the deputies, among them, entering the same party,
do andrés shot in the corners are stabbed to death. There are many
things to consider. You knew those were the rules to come with this crybaby,
because yesterday, as you put a half dismay, no, no,
no, no one is dismayed. The consternation is prefabricated and created by means
of its partials left out, because here the newspaper editorials are full of dogs
and want your concern to be the concern of society and the rules were not
established so much so clear you went to the game. The rules said you
didn' t touch him, didn' t touch him unfairly, it'
s neither legal. It' s not the rules and you accepted it ah
it' s not the best rules. Ah, it' s another argument
we can discuss later. We can have that conversation, we can have that
conversation with Calm here 20 years from now, we change that, but not
because you change your mind. Then, because you wanted that instead of the
Liseis being the champion of the two thousand, of the two thousand, twenty
- three twenty- four, that were the stars. Because that model of
four out of seven four, Jose de Gastantes face, should be the winner
of the first two. And if he' s already won the first two,
then the sheath is over. That' s nice, isn' t
it? So true, clear asshole careful to take care of him, the
ballers exactly. Let' s go to the line, because today public works
dawned with the will of Fuck it all let' s go today public work
began to fuck, dawn with the desire to fuck of life The citizen does
not have it, has it in couple of days, but today they were
inspired more, because in the days previous of them, at six Kings they
removed that sheath. He broke the fucker today. Today they loved with the
will to fuck. It seems it was a mandate from the Minister of Public
Works who said fuck his life today. Let' s see you call Ministo
Assumption of Line Sension, it seems and the order was given to fuck the
capitals' lives today that it' s going to rain you fuck up their
lives so that when they go out on the street and take them the devil
by the Minister' s command, says my friend Jonathan Diaz. I'
m sure it was the Minister who ordered that to be closed. It was
he who sent him to do total. He' s already recorded the injury
That' s right over there, brother. The capital is collapsed. Wou.
The capital is collapsed because of public works. I am looking here at
the images of the city of Santo Domingo. In the center of the city.
Twenty- seven is collapsed. Nacaone' s collapsed. On the 30th
of May, everything is the collapsed luperon, everything is collapsed until the time
of morning. So I want what you' re in the middle of collapsing
because of the Minister of Public Works of lignan attention to tell me how they
' re happening to you. Thanks to the chaos created by the Minister of
Public Works. Good morning, Good morning, Good morning Nor was it outside
the grid because on Thursday that there were classes, Come, there was class,
there was nothing else on the street and I arrived at the expense job
to Luperón link snowy and already these days everything was damaged. After that they
wrote me the traffic lights of the I' m seeing everything off. I
' m watching, I' m not listening, I' m watching later
by order of fucking blasses with a fried potato and enlarged soda to take away
or it' s to fuck up today, it' s to fuck up
Good morning, good morning, boy, how we give you good, we
' re pretty good looking, but nothing else is the nuñez, I mean
on the nine they thought half Carriel and he' s over two months old
who work an hour a day and go home. I mean, he doesn
' t know the priority of intersections that need to work twenty- four seven,
that you can' t work eight hours and leave that to you.
So either I live, work in 15 minutes and leave and leave the mess.
That' s what Daniel Grullón says by adding the mess of the Ministry
of Public Works and Communications. It has more than two months with half lane,
the nine kilóm closed of senses and goes Santo Domingo and when you pass
you see no one working things like that, twenty- four seven are worked
by the chaos that they generate. He says already today, the Ministry of
Public Works by order of the Minister of Public Works. Apparently they decided to
close the pass of the 27th of February level with nuñez de caceres heading in
both directions. I come east west and this morning was closed with less chaos
than yesterday. But it seems that chaos gripped people. Today they gave him
so undressed to put a drizzle in there that it already started, that it
already started to rain. Well, there' s more to it than saying
a good, good, good entity, yes, it' s collapsed.
There' s no way. I' ve got 40 more minutes. Which
one, which is the Kennedy K from the nine to the whole city.
Good morning, good morning to lightning. Please. I' m at Lincoln.
I' ve got more than fifty minutes on my way home to the
kids' school. She' s not moving you for Ma Well, not
my daughter doesn' t take that kid to school anymore, and you'
re over and my wife tells me to look at him how the poor guy
cries, because I' ve got more than an hour. Come on,
a man That' s for my house, too. Yeah, sure,
good morning. That' s the same light. Yes, sir, on
a good day the good team looks I come from the Aluperon, from the
12th kilometer to the Square of the Colated Flag, the Nacaona, from the
same Luperon to the Gennes, very glued, the Cayetano, from the 7th
and a half until now, to the Independence, to the Lincoln. There,
independently collapsed, we' re also going on the 30th of May,
but I imagine you have to tag. So do I. That is a
gift to you from the Minister of Public Works of Lignia Ascension. Thank you.
My nitro is a very good minute, because you have to ask yourself
if asked now, if the one who takes care of that department that is
making the chickens and the level ones, if he dropped it when he was
little, a genius who graduated from what he graduated, must have been a
miracle. It solves that communicate, communicate, communicate, it' s true.
Good morning. I blessed him, health says the least vile they left
him, which is how small my master. Good morning, good morning,
team, how are you? We' re very good for him. Listen,
today I decided to change the routes and go down the mall, because
I saw that independence was full. But when I got to Uniqueribe. The
nuñez cap reached Taume already, Caribbean is done, you know that. Good
morning, good to look, but not for him had a plan was.
He had because rain had been announced for today. And he knows that the
Dominican gets in gross mode when they fall into water boots. But the ema
donkey that the average Dominican, what he drives then there is justified. Oh.
Oh, good morning, good morning, hello. I am here in
Miraflor and now I come from there, from Villameya. And this has been
all right until we get here, because, as Alberto says, which is
what twenty- seven is, is the lung of what all the interests are,
this looks at flowers here. It seems like we' re the injuries
around here, park around twenty- two and drink a good total beer at
this hour twenty- four minutes ago, the high vehicle flow observed in the
childhood of a north- southerly cassée. Congestion starts on the 30th motorway of
Veyo to Sarasota Avenue. Traffic friends say. I also express the semaphro of
the Doñez de Cásales with gustovo mejía ricar out while it is still closed and
it was reported an hour ago it continued closed an hour ago the unevenness of
the avenue 27th of February with opening nuñez de caceres. In both directions we
are talking that an hour ago it was at 7: 30 and that coming.
That stretch above all you saw this one already at six o' clock
in the morning. It' s managed normally at six. Yeah, well,
I' ll drop by at six in the morning. I already vote
the plug and we' re on a sixth floor, in the between latched
and the private one that I see on the twenty- seventh. In both
directions more than a kilometer the madness, a total madness. Good morning,
good morning, oh, good morning. I' m afraid of all the
things you' ve described. I' m going to walk it all today,
absolutely everything, I' m going across the seventeen I don' t
know how to return to my house, hear me work. Come back to
you, come back today Good morning to you. But hey, this one
has all my questions. Well, good morning, come on, good morning,
and the best is yet to come. You do, and you'
re going to be a part of them. You know I' m on
the subject of the instagram, the Ministry of Public Works. Yeah, they
actually reported it. They' re going to be closed, but at nine
o' clock this morning, you hear, what' s more, they
ignore me from nine o' clock in the morning or this one, but
I started at six o' clock in the morning. The question is there
' s no other fucking time to do that. The morning is there,
there are Saturdays, there are Sundays and I' m going to tell you,
to decide to say something, to publish it in your instagram is not
to communicate it, and that must be understood by the people who are in
those functions within these institutions. Oh, I' m gonna pop it here
on the internet at the institution, but you know how much it took off.
Interan has it three, that is, if that' s at nine
in the morning still, that is when it also closed. That with but
to communicate it is to do the job. What communication manuals send, what
should be done in this situation, is not to post it on Instagram And
clearly, you grab everything is your newspaper that is out there, pay for
those pages. You grab on to all those people you' ve got out
there and put him to work. You replaced those wedges that you have out
there in all those media inhabits that b that is now communicated by them,
that is yesterday at eight o' clock in the night, they published it
how cute, what beauty, what beauty, but then what people did there
at six o' clock in the morning and those who covered the tunnel exactly
because Monday' s ones have that choway. But, well, look,
things haven' t started yet. Wait, wait, wait, wait,
wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait,
wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait,
wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait,
wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
So, then, I can get it published by them. We inform the
citizens here by virtue of the construction work, the leaking wells that are being
executed. At the level pass of the twenty- seven of February number of
caceres, the closing of the lanes is arranged in an easterly direction from nine
o' clock in the morning of Wednesday to nine o' clock, I
mean it has started us, says nine to m but it goes to zero.
The six was closed exactly and Monday is also based. You' re
talking about Wednesday today with nothing on the computer counts the shrinking I have I
can earn more enemies and more hatred than I already have how I' m
going to talk about books. We like to talk about the book that has
been shot down or the morning is what is that book that has read more
than three times. Don Quijote de la Mancha, children' s version,
Don Quijote, I read the children' s version in high school, put
a thousand easy worshippers in hand, not at all. I' m the
prince for Henry. I' ve read it so many times, but it
' s by decision, not by necessity, ah by decision. Mario Benedetti
' s truce is my favorite book in the world, that book that,
by choice, you' ve read more than three times. We' re
talking about that here, Andres two in the morning. I love the truce.
I bought the middle shoulder that about twenty- three years ago and I
read it piled in two thousand three or two when I bought it in jumbo
from the Mega Center in two thousand three or crazy. Yes, twenty-
one years ago, five, three, one, ninety- six fifty that
book you' ve read more than three times by your own decision, which
interests you, because you like it. Good morning, a thousand nine hundred
and eighty- four tremendous dystopian novel and we are living it in part in
these times. Wow. Good morning, good day. He the Night Book
and the four agreements, the four very good books agreements, the four agreements.
It does go from being the book to reading the reference book, just
like the book about what is called the tiger this that baltasar Gracián in good
morning. Van lea Dale. I' ve read two of them. The
knight of the soul of hardox and the perfume. I put all those books
in the trash. Yeah, and for whom he ate my cheese, what
he stole. Migue you, that sheath took him to the trash for a
while. It' s eight thirty- nine. We' re talking about
that book that you' ve read more than three times by your own decision.
Good morning, good morning, hello, hello, hello, hello,
let' s take a book we' re still in the books love ah
blood weddings, odes of blood, that book you' ve read more than
three times. We speak here Darid bo the morning Hello, by decision,
for whatever it is as novel, blood weddinge. Good morning, good luck,
a novel called My Heart and Juan Salvador Gaviota, Eh, Salvador Gaviota?
That' s what I' ve read twice. Which of the books
I liked most reading in high school. Good morning. I read it one
Benga hera and one after Bachera. Good morning, good morning. Sir.
I' ve actually read myself twice and a half. The cultural battery of
Agustín la Get very good book. I had the Black Book of the new
left. I don' t know, my mom' s got it on
me, and now I can' t find it. Or I had a
new left conversation that he sent me as a gift with my friend Boli,
Mr Lage, three years ago, in the two thousand twenty- one note
how well signed and everything. But now I can' t find the damn
book myself, because I don' t have a conflict in my house,
I got my eyes on. I' ll ask for Amazon Good morning,
Good morning. The book Nacho good morning and thirst to see you the law
days the good poten book that you read after once you no longer have to
read the complete, that makes a reference book exactly Good morning. R Baldea,
Well, Trabel the act you' ve done that you don' t
give a shit, a good marto, the subtle art that you care a
very good pussy book you there good law Alberto Dale old, good morning and
good morning my loves to my love. Well, men prefer Bribora. I
don' t know. There' s more I can see. I always
find a new pen, a new sheath that makes me have not seen before,
that books that are like New York City, that every time you take
it in your hands you discover something new. New York is no matter how
many times you go is a city so big full of curious things that you
every time you see when a different sheath. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
that' s right. I read many years ago. Men prefer bastards.
Basically the same thing, that book you' ve read more than three times
because you like the trilogy of Carlos I Sazón. That' s a forgotten
book graveyard. Graveyard of forgotten books. Good morning, century library from morning,
morning, good morning, morning readings. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Well, good morning, good morning, good morning. Angels and demons more
than the film Yes by Robert Bna Yes by Brown Madame Brown Ron, very
good novel. I' ve been coerced by the demon on two thousand six
is birthday. In fact, I found angels and demons far better than the
one that became famous Da Vinci Code, Da Vinci Code. To me it
seemed angel and demon much better novels from the beginning of the two thousand that
were super successful. Yeah, that' s right, book' s great.
Yeah, good morning, good morning. Team give him Mama Juan Salvador
Cabrion, yesterday prez of Patricio. I think the film had a lot to
drink to the reality of the book. Yeah, you know that. Five,
three, one, ninety- six, fifty. Coming out of the
morning of this ninety- six beat, five of us are talking about that
book that you' ve read more than three times because you really liked it,
because you needed to read it. Again, good morning, good morning
Tale, good morning? How to get rich thinking of chrome taxi. Good
morning? Dale, good morning? Hello, hello, good morning, good
morning? Good size, good morning? Yeah, look at Dan Brown'
s entire saga. It obliges you that when you are already reading hell and
the origin has to read again angel and demon because they relate. And another
book that I have consulted much more than reading is the art of Barquetar'
s graced prudence. It' s very good, very good book. So
consult the art of stopping the art of prudence. As Lonel Fernández said,
no one has failed in life for the sake of prudence. To Leonelle excessive
prudence is also bad. There are times where the imprudence really, uh that
' s what he told her. To Luisin and men one day and told
him that radie failed for prudent Aha. Good morning, good morning, good
Dale Look, the five volumes of the throne- playing saga. I'
ve had to read him three times and every time you don' t read,
you cover a different world for them. Look, the plant never shovels.
Good morning, good morning, Bera. When I was about seventeen,
I read a book called how to be a happy teenager, and that changed
my life for Andrews Mattis. I didn' t know him. Good morning,
good morning. Gabriel García Márquez, memory of my sad whores the book
you' ve had to read more than three times because you fucking like it,
you' re passionate about the book. He has the need to read
it again good morning every day from your memory of a courtier Joaquín Baranger,
the immense memorable, redeemer and founder of the modern Dominican Republic, Joaquin Embalague,
super Lópoli, freed us from the communists. Thank you, Balaguer,
your best contribution was to have freed us from that plague. Most popular president
you' ve ever had on the island and the most imitated. Everyone wants
to imitate a bullet war. León imitated it Luis mi hipólito, Luis Mitó,
Danilo, Luis Mita vina from all over the world grows like Balaguer.
Everyone wants to be like the milestone, Benito, the map of the co,
the leak, much not he is not the pecu of that to see
green hat good morning. Good morning, good morning, good coming, good
morning. Listen to Vanna' s tax accounting that gave me work good morning,
hello, good morning. Give it good. Actually, I call and
call a show. Oh, that' s nice, you know, I
read her pride, preju says because I love how nothing is filled and the
four deals. Really, that' s like a Bible to know everything already
has a voice of pretty people, you go, Ignatius, no, but
please, you did not definitely have it rich. You' re good at
your medical league here. She' s rich, I' m not rich,
but what do you think of the father where you play Telinga, but
what do you think of pad the tubo. No. That' s for
people, go, that' s papy, for bird Go bird. How
much you earn mm is because you have a wedding that you earn well.
Mos has to make a list of the things that are now the ones that
identify unemployment. We have not been left in the past there are new things
now, for example, the bird father, the bird father, I stop
the bird fine ro bird, I stop bird bajro ro bajaron or. He
' s with us here, France, Jimenez de Francia Travels, so we
welcome you. After several weeks you weren' t around, France, how
you look good morning, all right, super happy to be here. That
' s good, how nice we were meeting ay Portugal, what a beautiful
destination, so fine in your Guay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It
is a country very little visited by Dominicans, very little visited and a delicious
gastronomy. I know few people who have made routes to Europe, who have
included Portugal. I' m telling them not to go, but it seems
to be a little visited. There are few routes that include or. There
are few offers also exactly, i e there are few offers that include that
exact route. Portugal. I have friends and acquaintances. Well, I have
known people living there, but I also have friends who have gone to Portugal
and they tell me they don' t understand how people are going to waste
their time for Spain, for example, exactly. I really do, not
take in the chair France. Yeah,' cause they' re a little
girl in a small chair, not a short chair. Oh yeah now,
yeah, okay, yeah. It is true Portugal, really has a lot
to offer gastronomy. As I told them delicious. The main dish of Portugal
is cod, but eye is seafood, in a general sense, the richest
and largest shrimp I have eaten in everything I traveled. I found them there,
in hear me in port, that is really delicious Portugal. A lot
of nice people, but nice, nice people everywhere and other nice people.
They' re nice, they' re attentive. You' re speaking Spanish.
You know they speak Portuguese. Of course, that language is understood and
they put everything to understand you, even lower the revolution. How cute,
very cute, a lot of Brazilian, a lot of visiting, a lot
of European, also visiting Portugal, many Americans. I really loved Portugal for
tugging you what the Dominican is looking for when Portugal comes out. You think
it' s a good destination. One hundred percent. I mean, I
can tell you it would be today and you' re here vainacos, what
I' m telling you about the Peter curry that part I couldn' t
analyze it well, but look at many bars, many discotheques, many terraces,
that is, in Portugal you take a foot and automatically find an outdoor
coffee drinks. Drink is super economical, particularly wine. For example, a
bottle of water I went to a supermarket one with fifty- nine euro I
do not carry it, not a little cool now and the bottle of normal
wine one with ten ninety- nine sitting. But if I have the quality
I tell you, you have to prove it not necessarily true. But what
I want as far as I want to take yes I do not want to
idegate two reasons why the Dominican goes to Colombia one of them, because it
does not go without true bisa that n and the next and the exact propoque
that they are well white calne. Or I can' t say that in
Portugal there are many beautiful women who would be crazy about a Dominican. Ok
ok believe literal that you think I don' t know where people say what
men aren' t pretty, no, no, no, that you come
out here day and realize that I am. It was ugly people. Oh,
God, I felt ugly and all those pretty people. You go to
Cluba, you go to Colombia, Azuela, you go to Mexico. In
Mexico it depends where you your bique yes, put you in Monterrey, a
little lord before King, you are more. It' s good, but
if you go further to the south. There they look like all the storchito
wine covers, like this, redo little ones and dances. We' re
all ugly, but with one cho it was the favor. It was more
than five one spa. But we have flavors, we have flavor you and
they know it. Look what' s going on, look what' s
going on with the European woman. On time, hey, Alberto, what
I' m telling you is that references are women who come from cold lands.
That' s Mira, those beautiful beautiful women that we' ve seen
out there, with their clear eyes, with their cute hair. They want
an ugly guy next door to make up for it. Sure, there we
go, there we go, gentlemen. But it' s going well,
you fall, no, but it' s real. Then it' s
Portugal, definitely what you live for. Peter' s nightlife is active,
what is done or where is done. You know, I didn' t
make it that far,' cause that' s why you have to go
with some cauting buddies and get a deeper scouting. But, in general sense,
the ideal route would be, for example, you arrive in Spain,
you enjoy Madrid, go down to Seville, if you want on a train
val water Malaga. You are already in the south and from there you connect
to Portugal. Practically, that is what it does at the border, because
it is in the southern part of Spain Portugal and at the front we have
Morocco. A very common route is that Andalusia, which is the southern part
of Spain, Portugal and Morocco, because it is a triangle and You connect
Morocco in a ferry of thirty to forty minutes. Ah be exact then Portugal,
by the position in which it is has a lot of influence at design
level. Portugal with you in everything gives you the teenager. I think that
' s the same as here. We' ll be joining soon. That
' s a tourist route that Santiago can invent with the capital. So here
' s no way east. He is exactly yes, it could happen in
the future. Yes and indeed, projects are being developed in the city of
San Diego with I don' t know if with that intention, but yes
to make it a tourist destination, because even if you don' t believe
it Alboricua, he likes the city of Santiago very much and I don'
t understand why. Because no, no, no, it' s not
that I don' t have any tidal appeal is that I go to Puerto
Rico, every time I go from Paria, I' ve gone to the
Dominican Republic, where the city of Santiago and people who have come to live
in Santiago for a season. I don' t know if they' ll
feel more comfortable in Santiago, because it' s taller, the nicest people.
But with a very boric eye with what he likes to come to the
city of Santiago after the pretty woman, just as there is a lot,
for example, just like there are many European and a lot Canadian and British
who do not come here to face point or kill him who likes them silver
door, the one of the canal beats his chacha and likes samaná the area
of Río San Juan and also the earths. I mean, this is a
hundred percent country, Execute Diago. What has taken this infrastructure to exploit as
a tourist destination is attractive, do what makes it difficult to get hotels accommodation,
is no longer so difficult. On the subject of airbnb and I know
you, I repeat the Puerto Ricans who come here full seasons the city of
San Teatro on a train of that they are going to do now a thing
of that sante dripper. It can be this way, for XA and the
capital are also doing many things to make it attractive as a destination, because
you have to tell the truth. The capital is not that it is not
a very tourist city either. Franklin, not with this traffic, this cabro
today, not the usual, usual exact. For example, you would like
to walk in Churchill from where you eat to but two walks, three blocks,
when it is already docked, oh God, Holy, everyone is missing
the city. You might want to walk in the Naco area or in the
Piantini area, right, but you get to walk for being rays by pian
Timy and you know that he was a man berthed at three minutes, I
mean, there are still things missing from the City of Santo Domingo to be
attractive and that the tourist feels safe beyond three streets of the colonial zone.
And I don' t want to recommend to any friends that you come to
walk through the city of Santo Domingo, as I did twenty- five years
ago. First of all, it kills all the bikers. We finish the
bikers and give the feeling of effective security, effective in the city, because
amazon onesto here in the capital the one who walks for nothing like the Piantini
and in any area that you go quiet and beautiful of the city in that
area. That' s where the Ibero- American park is, or the
Ibero- American park that' s called where the lights were. Is it
where the park of lights is? That one out there I love it It
' s very pretty. Twenty fresh camilas and yes the path involved no longer
until walking through the botanist. Sometimes you have to go in fear. The
other day an acquaintance, a relative, ran around the botanist and was mugged.
They took him away. The few I had were a hotel or a
sheath. There' s a pod. So there is one, that is
to say, to the city of Santo Domingo and to other cities and security.
It takes exact security to be able to tell an attractive tourist has to
be clear but if it is not a car that did not want to walk
in the areas of Churchi and had been put in. Obviously, I'
d love to, but take a walk. That way, ask yourself if
that' s walkable. There' s a way. They' re walking
and they' re taking you, too, they' re walking. There
' s a noise that the bikers have that you know if they' re
going to rob you and they' re going tata go safe, pro racatacatacata
that' s going to ok there' s my God then I want you
to know that the Ministry of Tourism brought together several agencies because a plan is
being worked out. There is precisely one operator, one of the largest in
Europe, called Europe World, and they are working together to make that connection.
As Peter said, that the tourist come visit is Santo Domingo and then
there is a route that goes towards, for example, the Cibao, then
Santo Domingo, Santiago, Río San Juan. There is another one that,
for example, is Santo Domingo Juando Olio, the Romana and ends in Punta
Acá Cuan Dolio. But it' s a good thing you' re working
the same way. Work is also under way with other countries as a whole.
If you look at routes like the ones I just said Spain, Portugal
and Morocco, then the community of Latin American countries is working to offer those
European tourists or those American tourists, the visit of three countries, for example
Dominican Republic, Colombia and El Salvador, to say a man in such a
way that they on one route can have the tickets. Let' s say
of connection between each country yes and being able to mix and know how to
work together and with and know more Latin America, that is, But obviously
we have to work on the issue of security and infrastructure, that is to
say clearly what you are going to tell me from loporto to wine porto that
the wine oportos really is a liquor, because its degree of alcohol exceeds that
of the regular wine, that maximum is fourteen point five more. Port wine
is a liquor because it has a degree of alcohol of twenty percent and is
super sweet a place to probably very yy. But that' s why it
' s a liqueur or ero one Portugal, I' m telling you don
' t tempt me that you know that. It is a region that produces
that spot wine, but there are other regions that produce the regular wine,
which is what we consume Yes? Yeah? Yeah? I know? I
was a Portuguese who spoke to me devil exact and in the part of Vilanova
that is crossing a bridge in Porto, there is the highest concentration of alcohol
in the world, so cha you know how many wineries and how much alcohol
there is in that area. Then, definitely, Portugal is a destination that
the Dominican can put on his schedule, on his travel list. What was
franciasta producing and already has all the banks in the world there all of it.
Semente, I' m leaving the applications. Then we will take advantage
to make a little list of hotels, to conclude the list of France,
a little list of three- star hotels, ok four- star hotels and,
well and obviously, five- star hotels. Economical for people to have
as a perception if from here in the Dominican Republic, you may see the
sign of three of four stars and do not have them, or you have
five stars and no. But, in my opinion, for example, a
three- star hotel in Puerto Plata could make us a beach, the Playa
Bachata hotel. It is good beach Bachar, three stars, exactly another hotel,
three stars, odel pa Juan Dolio. There' s heard this is
inside subway, another hotel that we could mark as three stars the hamza m
chains to new good operation, exact four- star hotels. The West both
the Western Caribbean and Western Punta Cana, you haven' t gone there.
That' s in Punta Cana, the Coral Caribbean Coast. This is Mandolio.
You know him. Wa emotion from my favorites. He' s got
favorites, the paradisus, we' re gonna take him to five if I
paradiso him well, of course, of course. Of course I do.
As she says, three are clearer as you passed it was the other way
around. Sure four stars, waitresses, not the waiter, too. We
don' t have it. Whoever on this pin list, that is,
has not a single star, not the school, the exact Costa Gribor,
the Caribbean Coast, as well as the live chain, which has different points.
They have in Puerto Plata. It has here also in the Romans that
in the unexact cool live Winda to Sunday four four stars of the shows that
make wide. Everybody has these people not baro barcelo ba bits I get Bavarian
bits not for that one. That' s right there. The types of
animation are foreign. The Paladius, five stars. Also of course, the
Palladium Chain, the Royaltons, In the case of Splash, four stars.
They already like the Royalton Bavarian and Punta Cana, five stars. There'
s boys in there. I am very good, exactly mature, exact and,
of course, those who should have more than five stars. From those
five stars, we could say that the people of Santuarin ah clear, obviously,
the people of Hyat detail. They' re there where there' s
a group that' s all five stars. You say, but how is
it possible and you notice it also in prices then so that they have an
idea of what three stars are and what five stars really are. There'
s which one we have. Carmen. Armen now well, well, trust,
trust political trust. Now good for hotel bookings and international travel. Arboba
Francia Travel on Instagram and our website. France works the com point and in
Easter next week Holy Week two thousand twenty- five, we go to Dubai,
to Duba and we leave with me. They' re leaving obvious,
let' s not go anymore. I' m going to refresh the Arab
that I forgot. Not soon. So, thanks to France, he had
recommended 100 percent a due to you' re going to call Portugal, Portugal,
yes, yes, yes, indeed he did. It is a route
for the Dominican, for the Dominican, for everyone, really, because it
is a destination that apparently has not been exploited by tourists. But it is
a destiny that has everything to offer. They have beach Portugal, it has
beach is because I' m not going to leave here. No, and
here we' re not going out exactly, we' re not going out
looking for a beach. But the concept that he' s got everything as
a friend that took me to Connie Island Beach and you' re serious about
me leaving in the summer. When I shoved it in, it seemed like
I wanted it out of lanne vera. No, sir, I' m
not going to berries the same way, but I put my foot in because
we' re already on the beach with Ia Island and and you really think
that I have Juan Dolio and the beach of Wibia there, of course I
' m coming here, I' m coming to mendi that it has to
be said that that way is where you have that beach of Conny Island,
that there is an ozama also that it flows to him. There' s
a crawling river, and all the countries have their little things. Okay,
pull. That' s right. And one, when you tterify there in
the knedy one sees, one sees all that part that there is like an
entrance to, a dock and a sheath. You' re crazy. I
want you, there' s nothing more God falls. Hey, I'
m telling you, but they also have very modern plants in those cities.
You didn' t clear it up. He goes without a visa there,
with a Europsy visa, a European visa, a European visa. They have
him consulate in the Dominican Republic. It is not necessary to make a procedure
through which more consulates in Spain could be for that of France, for that
of Italy. Not that, no, no. That' s exactly what
you' re crawling about. The trackers believe themselves the great devil sampar with
their visa. Exactly nine ten minutes out of the morning. The same ninety
- six is raining torrentially in the city of Santo Domingo and we want to
talk to those who walk in the street, in the stopper and the zero
water. Congratulations to Lignan of Ascension and his team who disrupted the city of
Santo Domingo today. Peter Leia is right now. A while ago the post
posted on Instagram. It seems that the influencers of public works did not take
this month' s payment and that is why they replied to us, they
did not multiply the message so that more people knew him. But the truth
is that the city is turned into chaos. And now, with the announcement
of torrential rains that there are for today Wednesday and tomorrow Thursday, together with
the chaos that has already sown, we must put on lines sensitivity in agriculture.
How clear it seems to me that you can do a better job there.
And ask or not. Good morning, well, I don' t
turn it on, and if the plug goes in which tamponga you' re
in the seventeen. This is our little woe' s sign. That'
s hell. There it is, a road still and it' s raining
pile, over there it' s raining pretty hell. Congratulations on the ina
got on in good morning, oy in tapona. Good morning, yes,
give him love. It' s complicated, yeah, well. Thank God.
I' m applying now for a doctor. I' m already getting
to the first filter, but after practically an hour I' m here in
the boliva. There' s a jubian coming down that doesn' t have
to go out, that' s not an obligation, that' s what
you did. There' s nothing for power. I already voted at that
age. Good morning, good morning, Churchill' s stopper twenty minutes up
the churgea towards that. I' m on my own and I' m
leaving for the 27th of February that I already found out about the little girl.
It' s closed now. I know the day I promise is coming
for nua is going to be a promising day. He' s still in
there and he' s good. I don' t know if I'
ll find any puddles. Good morning and I left at seven and ten since
independence with Luperon and I arrived now the one who distilled my mother and has
not arrived at work. Good morning, well, yes, Brother, I
left at seven forty from my house, heading for the svado and now that
I go for nine. This is not fair to the thanks of the indiacension
of public works. Good morning. Okay, well, Alberto Diego over here
Look, I left my house at seven forty. Now that I' m
here we get to me deep down and maybe I' ll go get it
for what bought him a boat careful die, I don' t give you
joves out there not that shoot pussy, can I come soft nine, twenty
- three minutes. Good morning, the cheer of your good morning. You
' ve seen. One day Alberto gave him Dad and I hope the bosses
are watching. It' s little or such that he' s working in
bank attacks for well, I made good morning, then good, good look
I see next to the good avenue of the cabona and work in the light.
Peron with delicacy, yes, sorry, luperon with guaracoya and this is
the bran you don' t carry. I still carry her. And the
bad news is the bosses aren' t gonna believe you when you say it
' s over there Look. You know I get hit here in a video
of Anira Gomez. There' s a casserole that' s become very popular.
I don' t have, no, that' s not part of
me in my expertise. But since there are authorities here for some and for
others it is not true or not. There' s a character named Melvin
I must have been dominating the conversation scene in the dork. In the last
few weeks. He has had conflicts with the berni, conflict with the berni,
conflict with the other that accompanies the good friend Topo Point, and last
night it seems that in a transmission he softened what is called Plan, said
he pulled a soul of fire and manipulated it twice and is making serious threats
against it. I don' t know who she, her or him.
He' s called Melvin Teves Mira. I think, I don' t
mind how other people do their job. I respect each other' s style,
but there are issues that conflict with what the law regulates and establishes.
That we saw a few weeks ago the friend Emilio, Emilio Angels see in
the middle of a very delicate situation for something similar. I believe that the
tone he is taking and the attitude that this young man is shaking is a
problematic situation. I don' t know if this is script, I don
' t know if this is show, I don' t know if it
' s real, if it' s bullshit. But it' s dangerous.
It' s too dangerous. And when the two ladies got drunk on
the TV channel, I said that here, in the farandulas, he'
s betting on a dead man. The twenty- four thousand won' t
leave without the flamboyant not leaving a flamboyant, a redemptive cry to products of
the tone that is taking this. So this is already taking on a lematic
nuance, et cetera. And I really say that because I know the phrase
no, because that' s show. I don' t know how far
it should go, what the limit of the show is. But some people
with one with a gun that threatens another person, I repeat, not that
it' s who' s threatening with that gun. But the threats,
the threats are problematic and if anything happened to that lady, he would be
the first person. But also in tending to give explanations. But also mole
point and I think that' s why in this business we get into it.
We must have some kind of moral cap that says no, I don
' t do such a thing. That' s a lot of people'
s problem. The famous man has been allowed to consume them exactly or,
as he says, put them in the block. Exactly putting him into the
block that has a lot of crazy people because the blog that saw him the
sheath. I repeat, the authorities have the duty, the obligation to enforce
the rules, not that he doesn' t say or that he raises,
if he defames someone, etcetera. There are the instances to make the claims
of the place. But when you' re talking about yourself getting out with
a gun, be it a lie or be this one for real. And
we' re talking about other issues. And there we are talking about other
matters that have to do with laws that are in force in the Republic and
that the authorities must enforce. If not, then you hate. So I
don' t know if this is really pull. This young man is out
of control a while ago and I don' t know him. I don
' t know who he is, whether he' s a character or something
planned. I don' t know. I don' t know. Let
' s get on with the people on the street. Thanks to saying to
Gomez that he sees this video badly. I don' t get into that
territory. I don' t go in. Good morning, well cheer it
up for the colonial zone. He seems foolish. Well, others help.
I' m full of water from colonial revolution. What happened? Well,
the architects and engineers who made the transformations thought they were smarter than what they
designed five hundred twenty- six years ago. The area and provided it with
a very effective drainage system and then what happened? Well simple, gentlemen,
that they eliminated the landfills where the water was poured, removed the contents and
sidewalks and now the cones nowhere, accumulates and then these floods occur. We
must congratulate the World Bank and all those who were in charge of the remodeling,
modification and changes in the colonial zone who passed through the alley of Regina
five hundred twenty- six years without flooding and look at it there was an
engineer who explained what was happening in the area. Apparently, you know about
these kids who graduated the other days as an architect. Yes, and that
they know more than all what in five hundred and twenty- six years they
did not eliminate anything there, for there is a remodeling. Well, six
good morning. You' re full of reason. The ocial chao soba is
an early swinger. Good morning. Well, good morning, well, well,
yeah, I two things that shutting you down the whole potentala was a
lookout people. You know I' m worried about this to get rid of
this boy the pictora. I saw the video and the most disturbing thing that
these father a soul. The soul can kill what they are there with him
or they kill him. These days the video of a singer from a rapper
who was in a live and was manipulating firearms went viral. He put his
head on the trigger and his brains flew all over the place. Let'
s hear the news. It happened in the United States a couple of days
ago on the issue of weapons manipulation. But what I' m referring to
isn' t even that I manipulate a gun or that because what they'
re there everyone knew that he had sarm was. Apart from me, I
don' t know if it' s true or a lie. I am
talking about the act of flagrant violation of the law carried out by this young
man with that act. So, like him, he is uncontrollable and it
seems that the laws only apply to some Dominican Republic, as in the case
of Emilio Angeles. This is problematic, very problematic and here they were very
critical of EmilioÁngeles And in the case of him it was not justified in
what he did, although I understand it and in this case I do not
know if it is justifiable or understandable or justified. I don' t know
that either, I don' t know who' s threatening or what the
argument is. But in a society surrounded by violence, as is the Dominican
Republic, that is, if they saw Sunday night' s video, where
two people in one sector of Santiago got their vehicles crashed into each other.
A society that is sick with violence and I have time to say it and
we see it on the street. Any situation ends with a two people embarrassed,
a floor, a sheath, ends street, that is, we have
a serious problem of violence to the Dominican Republic and with catalysts, so people
are consuming that incites it to be more aggressive and violent. That' s
a mix of really explosive then I don' t think I know him.
I repeat to that young man, I do not know him, but I
understand that in the situation we are right now it is for us to reflect.
And by the way, one leaves the question of whether rules and laws
apply only to some and to others not such traible violence. Then, when
here come the most totalitarian with rules, though absurd, destroy the little possibility
of access or freedom or call it, as you want, do not complain.
Don' t complain, we' ll fuck each other. We'
re all going to commercials. We' re already coming our friend Jack Zeeland
on a reverse stopper and what happens. What happens has to happen thanks to
today' s plug, thanks to the Lignie assión. Minister of Public Works
or ninety- six Jackel Roman made a young politician, has come here many
times. He came here to do an analysis and a reflection on the death
of the creator of Dragon Ball Z about a month ago and it' s
definitely peaked and has come here on other occasions. As a politician. He
handles a lot of topics, studies what he' s going to talk about
and was talking these days about a debate that' s been going on about
looking at him, that waded with one in the building of the water seals
stopping. They didn' t give him his trunk. You don' t
have video, because it' s gonna be people. No, but I
had a witness there, ok untrustworthy as very confident that the issue is that
in the case of what we are discussing now it has to do with the
method of hon Onemos many people talking about this, who talk about that democracy
would be much more perfect if the vote is direct and you win for the
one you voted for. I don' t know. I know that the
democracy of all the systems that exist, perhaps with its flaws, which has
many, has been perhaps the system that has contributed the most to social development
and growth since it began as a system more than 400 years ago or three
hundred and more years ago is going to be put into practice in countries such
as England, etc. I had been perfected over time. Let' s
say that the method of hon has its flaws and let' s say and
let' s assume that it has more defects than virtues, but what is
proposed to replace everyone who hears it that knows the issue says that it also
has many problems and that it also has more effect than virtue that it is
that they are uniminal districts in the case of electoral structures like the one we
have in the Dominican Republic. So, for people to understand first start where
hector comes from when he arrives in the Dominican Republic and if those who take
part in an election, in this case to lead or in this case,
to deputy, come to know how this is distributed days after the election.
Welcome to the rhythm in the morning, brother, of course, thank you
very much. Of course, democracy is far more than you choose, but
there can be no functional democracy where there are no free, fair, credible
and periodic elections. What has happened in the Dominican Republic over the past six
decades. Sadly, today is nothing less than a miracle in other countries such
as those in the case of Nicaragua, such as those in the case of
Cuba, or in the cases of Venezuela, where extremists, where the destructionists
by armed means, managed to establish their totalitarian system that in the Dominican Republic
could not. So thank you and I thank you every day, several times
a day. Yeah, yeah, yeah, no. You know that studying
history, because you know that I was a fierce anti- ballaguerist. It
' s transforming transport. You were responsible, but there are the tweets there
you going in more, but to read the story critically, it leads you
to unlearn. It' s painful, of course, very painful. But
beautiful. In part I come from the public education system, where even while
ruling, the teachers taught us to hate to shoot. Then he enters the
UAs that is to wash your brain, that is, to unlearn all that
indoctrination From public education and from the bad told Dominican history that we have here
as the most sectarian historians, there is a bad Dominican historiography in general.
I do not say only with that subject, yes, for example, many
emotional accounts with trauma between one thousand nine hundred and nine hundred and thirty.
Of course, in the Dominican Republic, that trauma between one thousand nine hundred
and one thousand nine hundred and thirty, and perhaps in the part of history
mistold to turn suddenly and slugs, into a villain of film at the height
level of Hitler or Paul Pot and people like that and it is not true
that it was so. However, and I know we just talk is more
than all about electoral reform. But if I want to highlight this and quote
the Marxists, one of my favorite writings by Carl Marchs that, while I
differ from the point of view of what policies would be to apply their social
analysis, is something that I highly recommend to them. And he was ironic
about Napoleon. Third, a figure he considered detestable, which considered principle two
thousand eight hundred yes, completely mediocre. And it is then that he presents
what were all the conditions that opened the way for him to arrive. And
he said that, on the contrary, those among them, Victor Hugo presented
Napoleon III as a man so villainous that he came and took over the country.
What they were doing was to build it, because by putting it as
it was his will alone and not that the country was so bad that it
generated such a detestable figure, in his opinion, to come to power,
then what they said was that he was brighter than all. Therefore, I
do believe that one has to understand a thousand nine hundred to a thousand nine
hundred thirty, because although Trujillo was detestable, without what happened previously boy arrived
truje I now returning to democracy and flying to balaguer, that there was that
we had the digression. Sure. But speaking of what the electoral system is
in the Dominican Republic, first, the Dominican Republic has a bicameral congress.
There is a House of Deputies and there is a Senate as we have it.
Most of the stable countries of the region are NS. Unstable are those
who have a unicameral system with electoral laws that generate instability. So the Dominican
Republic has a Senate that' s uninominal provincial. There' s one senator
for every province in the national district. There are thirty- two of them
and there is one House of Deputies which is proportionally multi- nominal. There
are one hundred and seventy- eight territorial deputies in the country, there are
seven overseas deputies and there are five deputies who are of national cumulation. Now,
the formula that is used mathematically to determine who enters the lower chamber is
that of proportionality, and in proportionality there are different mathematical calculations. Prior to
one thousand nine hundred sixty- two was used the Webster formula or the formula
are also in several moments that were changing. However, it doesn' t
help to have any formula because it was the Dominican party, remembering that the
Dominican party, which is the only party, of course in non that is
any calculation that they had good they were going to win, i e,
trivia. The Dominican Party lost a single election between one thousand nine hundred and
thirty- four and one thousand nine hundred and sixty, which was the election
to the governorship of James in nine hundred and sixty. In that year,
the Nationalist Party won ninety- seven percent of the votes in Santiago and the
Dominican Party three. Why Trujillo was the candidate of the nationalist party, cynically
interesting, of course, but from one thousand nine hundred sixty- two onwards
we have the calculation of proportionals of one thousand nine hundred sixty, the governors
did not designate him, they were the elected ones. They were elected.
When this changes in the sixty- six reform, not from sixty- two.
Already in this sixty- two reform the representatives of the executive branch change,
executive power in each province by decree. You think because of the size
of the island and the way it works. In other words, that the
state is centralized, it would make sense for governors to also be elected via
the Dominican Republic. No. We are not a country that has yet achieved
the necessary decentralization. So I think that before we talk about something like that,
we' d have to talk about functions, because, for example,
a lot of the territorial divisions that we have today were made from the ideal
point of view, but they don' t have enough strength to actually implement
something. Then, before talking about elected governors, I would then talk about
what they would do, in the logical sense, even more considering that historically
the governors served because since the country was not so well communicated, we do
not have such good road structures. Then it made sense for the President to
have a representative, for example, in Jazzca savannah, to give you an
example, a greeting to those valuable people of that sweat or with their squares.
But in calculus, what happens now that you say it. I was
curious that people say that the Dominican Republic is the country that has the most
municipality in the world because of its size. You' re going to Puerto
Rico, five zeros and square kilometer peaks. It has seventy- eight municipalities.
Of course, but let' s remember that El Salvador, before the
Bucal anaging reform, had him much more, which is a scientist, also
that ended up consolidating the Dominican Republic. The problem with it is that it
has been subdivided into municipal districts also that do not have large functioning goes at
the level of municipalities. For example, El Salvador is territorially the smallest country
in all of Latin America and had almost twice as many municipalities as the Dominican
Republic. Now he has a lot of hands, but that' s another
topic for inter If we return to the issue of deputies for proportionality, you
talked about what was used as a formula until the 1960s, where he begins
to do the Dominican Republic method. After sixty- two. After sixty-
two, the previous method was to calculate the number of votes for the number
of seats. Right now is the number of seats one more, one divided.
So, for example, that usually has a greater impact depending on the
size of the constituencies. In the Dominican Republic, as you will remember before,
we have very large constituencies, because there was, for example, no
Santo Domingo was one. Then he threw fifty MPs out here. Then the
number of votes a minority party had to get in was much lower than when
Santo Domingo and District were divided. Then not only that, but the district,
having eighteen deputies, becomes three small constituencies, which are six one to
five and one from seven to ninety- eight. If I am not mistaken,
it is that the Senator, if a high percentage of votes were over,
retracting a number of deputies and carrying like thirty deputies, exactly happened.
I remember that the last election I was taking came out of you deputy,
a friend' s dad and I think I gave him number twenty- two
on the list. Sure. Of course and he came out as a deputy
because he knows, he took out the prd practically all year ninety- eight.
Claro José Francisco Peñamama died six days before the elections, which or yes
then from the two thousand twelve. It' s just that it' s
coming from the constituencies, and it' s different from what we had until
the year ninety- eight, which for me is what punishes most. But
let' s explain what calculation is and why proportionality. Other countries have what
is called uniminality, which is a representative per star It' s all that
you have in the United States, it' s what the United Kingdom has,
which you' ve used when there' s only one per district that
usually only two very large parties or a third that' s medium, a
little bit more than large, can then enter, for example, who are
the parties that have merchants in the United States. The Republican and Democratic Party
and one independent party that achieves a movement, mobilizes enough in one district,
number of votes that exceeds both and that ends up being elected. But very
exceptional. It takes note of the fact that very few have achieved this in
the United Kingdom. If there are more parties, even more so considering that
there are different societies within the United Kingdom. Because, for example, for
a case, Shin Fain, the party that claims the separatism of Northern Ireland
to unite with the Republic of Ireland. They only make life in Northern Ireland
and bring out Members there. They do not take the seat because they do
not want to sit down a congress of a country that they say they want
to get rid of but to put it one case, in what is England,
within the United Kingdom, only two parties are the ones that practically take
out Labour and things and conservatives and, to a very lesser extent then the
Liberal Democrats, because again, there does not matter how many votes you take
out, but you also distribute them to the point that there have been parties,
as was the case of the Uki, who was the separatist of the
European Union, who records it fifteen percent of the votes and one deputy.
That' s what punishes uniminality, which dramatically increases the number of votes you
have to achieve. It is similar to what you have in Canada to what
you have in England. Yes, in Canada. In Canada we have seen
that the Liberal Trudock Party pulled a percentage below the Conservative Party, Conservative and
obtained a larger number of seats in the House of Representatives. Of course,
because the Liberal Party, for example, lost two consecutive elections at the level
of the popular vote, exactly, but as it distributed its vote better.
We are going to put it in districts by districts, because, for example,
the Conservative Party in Canada dominates the suburbs of Ontario, dominates what is
the oil zone of those catchu Ong and Alberta, but does not have much
presence in what is the great urban sones. If the big urban centres,
then, for example, or lose at the level of popular vote, but
win at the level of diputations. Those are the two written balances that generated
it was that we' re there, we' re finding. I mean,
Canal is being ruled by a person who people have asked for two console
choices twenty doesn' t want it good. There is the alliance to be
able to reach or coalitions, so that we can move in minority, as
they have had in other occasions exactly and dealt with in Spain. It is
also clear that that is why I laugh a lot, because the people of
Sanado, that this terrible American sesthema, sometimes it is the one who loses
the popular vote the government. I love the America system, but there are
thirty- two countries. So those who are talking usually don' t see
that up crazy in cana ter the issue of American voting. And you who
knew American history pretty well, because you' ve made a lot of life
within those circles. In the United States they lasted ten years discussing how it
was going to be decided by the President of the Federation and why they made
the decision to be polling stations for a balance sheet, that a group of
large states should not impose themselves on a group of small states. Of course
regional, but returning to the Dominican Republic, in the Dominican Republic, as
we do not want to be that, but exact proportionality, then we have
this mathematical formula, because otherwise what we have in the Senate would happen.
Case occurs in the Senate, as the Senate is only one per province.
We have seen that usually the winner takes almost everything, because it is a
system that is made for only two big parties. Some of them are already
talking nonsense, because in the Dominican Republic there are only two big games.
No, no, no, when a game. Third, he' s
not even talking about five percent. It' s more than two percent.
That' s a provincial imbalance that can reward the winner. Let' s
put it in numbers year, two thousand two. You enter the sanatorium map
of the Dominican Republic and there will be almost complete white. Ninety percent of
the Senate, the Dominican Revolutionary Party, with forty- two percent of the
boton forty- two percent of the jackpots, because as it was one,
only the second one is sworn to believe thirty- three are not. The
second was twenty- eight and the third was twenty- two. It is
said that you deform the reformist with Balaguer alive two months before he died physically,
but I still live in my heart. But well, then forty is
imbalanced that you pose is given for precisely, but as it is one per
district, one per province, almost always the one who will win is the
strongest. Then it didn' t matter that the second and third brought out
fifty- four percent. That led to the forty- two bringing out ninety.
But let' s go to two thousand ten. In two thousand ten
the bitch pulls out the same forty- two percent and zero not one,
not one, not a single senator with forty- two percent. But he
took out a significant number of Members, of course because Members are proportional.
Returning to that, then, yes, as some are saying wrongly, but
within what is natural frustration and understandable Dominican Republic, it was uniminal also in
the Chamber of Deputies. Probably that year that the Perrada managed to be senators,
but eighty deputies would have been sine, zero senators and twenty- five
deputies, twenty- five deputies, the same would have happened this year.
Of course, the vote obtained by the PRM. It is impressive to see
why this phenomenon has taken place. And there' s a question of you
studying politics, of course, but let' s put it down. No.
But I think if I were to follow your example, I think I
wouldn' t have the PRM one hundred forty- thirty- three, one
hundred forty and thirty- four percent. My calculation before the election of the
one hundred and forty was perhaps mine. The minimum was one hundred and twenty.
The maximum one hundred and forty was my calculation it was impossible to draw
one thousand eight one hundred and thirty- five because the pl of and forced
the people made a giant mistake and they were on separate lists, in small
demarcations. For putting you on a district two case from the national district.
There are five deputies elected there. Pre I got about sixty percent of the
votes. Forzo, the people achieved about twenty percent and Plade achieved about thirty
- one percent. It' s not the same. Two parties one of
twenty- one gives eleven that an alliance of thirty- one of thirty-
one. So, therefore, Rea is left to me with four or five
and the strength of the people one. As long as they had gone together
and it was prm three or position two was made electoral. Some people,
because there are a lot of people there who have a lot of knowledge of
that. It seems that the intention was perhaps to bet on something else and
the calculation was not given. They ended up being tough. Coming back to
the subject because now it' s coming. I was asking you, right
now, this came now, these new rules. The traditional one was not
known, but let me put them on now too, because we are seeing
a cry on social networks and in the media as if these rules were made
known the twenty look, gentlemen, voted for you, but the rule to
divide the Members is this and you did not know it, that is to
say it seems that sometimes you know it. Again, however, frustration is
logical. It' s not something, it' s not a minor thing,
because, for example, once again you know what the Senate is like,
but you take forty- two percent of the votes and absolute at nothing.
It' s always gonna bother you. And that is why, for
example, in the Senate I have proposed that we forget about a provincial Senate
and that it be a Senate or national, as a minimum threshold for entering
or regional, where it is so in Chile, in most countries, the
Dominican Republic is the only one in all of Latin America that has a single
provincial Senate. For example, in Colombia it is national. It' s
a hundred senators who choose to vote. Every party that gets more than three
percent of the vote, which is more than what three percent of the vote
sounds, is then entitled to that proportion within the Senate. That' s
why we see that there are nine parties in the Senate of Chile. In
Argentina it is provincial, but each province has three senators. The winner gets
two, the second takes the third. In the case of Puerto Rico that
you know very well seventy- eight municipalities, but Mr Senate and a House
of Representatives do, and the Senate is by districts that have more representatives.
However, there is what is called the minority law, so that if someone
achieves two senate te, they activate some etster seats so that no one can
have two terchas. But let' s put it in numbers so people understand.
How does this proportionality help, How does this proportionality also generate better balances.
Let' s go to the four district of Santo Domingo, which,
as you know, this constituency is the one that comprises the municipality of Santo
Domingo or Este. Some refer to him as Herrera, but it is generally
also in that area of prolongation. Twenty- seven Hand Guayabo and others look
at the PRM. First place, twenty- five thousand six hundred and seventy
- six votes. Second place six thousand seven hundred. Third place fourteen thousand
fourth place eight thousand. Fifth place six thousand two hundred. Sixth place six
thousand seven hundred and forty- seven. Seventh, six thousand seven hundred and
eighty- four. Let' s go by force to the people that their
alliance was the second place. It forces the allied people with a democratic option
and then the first place within the people' s effort achieves six thousand seven
hundred and thirty- six. Then I' d go in if I was
uniminal. But then, second place, four thousand nine hundred and thirteen.
Third, four thousand six hundred and fifty- five. Fourth, four thousand
four hundred and eighty- three, that is, on the main opposition list,
only one achieved more than six thousand. Three others achieved more than four
thousand. However, because of proportionality, about six thousand plus three out of
four thousand is a major vote, eight, and so on. Then this
one who brought forth four thousand nine hundred and the third one who brought forth
four thousand six hundred, who is contesting and we wish him luck in the
matter of good, well, we let him have luck in your case.
I think we need to have different representatives. I was thinking the same way
about the two thousand twenty and I regret good, but it goes on but
definitely because of proportionality this. These four thousand- voiced people could then enter
because they represent a representative force worth redundancy. If it were as some are
saying, which is among all the most votes, it would have been six
perremiists instead of seven, that is, they are asking for something that would
generate a greater imbalance. So, if I say better formulas of proportionality are
to be analyzed, but to propose that it be uniminal and that among only
the one who had the most personal votes, regardless of the strength they represent,
it would be that we will not be seeing today one hundred and forty
- three MPs on one side, because I voted for the one I have
proudly worked for, but instead of one hundred and forty- three, the
calculation that I have made gentlemen, look at the electoral map in the entire
country would be more than one hundred and sixty. Then it would be a
Jarakiri that some are used to politically because sometimes I am negotiating with Alberto for
putting it in hundreds sixty and when he comes to see more than one hundred
seventy, it could be because Look at this one hundred and ninety. But
as you figure it out and as I understand it, I' m not
much of a understander of those maths and those calculations. But that' s
why I wanted to invite you because not only I, but a lot of
audiences can understand that sometimes romanticism leads people to do the same thing as you,
that you' re clearly proposing to come down here and political a Harakeri,
and political because Look is just conscription. It' s proportionality. What
is promoting is that a person representing alternative sectors who, while I am not
left- handed, I do bathe every day, but I do think it
is worth it that these voters have voices in Congress, because when they have
no voices in Congress, which happens they become more cynical and when they become
more cynical, they become more breeding ground for extremism. But for proportionality,
because if it had been as you want, there was not even a discussion
there. All the Parramadists took more than 6, 000 votes. So that
' s how I, for example, would have won everything. That'
s like me saying the currecurry. We' re gonna play one by one,
but we' re just gonna pull three. Exactly I' m not
going to a death I' m not going to more than five. I
don' t totally, but that' s why I do think that electoral
reform is needed. Reform is needed. An example of the system of such
a quick reform that you understand it should be me going back to the larger
constituencies. It makes no sense for the Dominican Republic to have such small constituencies.
The district could be one, only one eighteen and some mancos, and
Santiago, also the province, that is, the city of Santiago, is
what the city of La Vega. That is what is happening everywhere, because
some, for example, are writing to me oh Jatsal, but that would
be very uphill, because not only Members from high places would leave. No,
gentlemen, I mean in such a big place. It is not true
that, for example, because I already know I would also force to mobilize
the vote in certain parts of the city more than with today' s reality,
in part, but it would still be quite territorial, because, obviously,
if it is a single district, I may want to campaign in the
widening of the operon, but it would not make much sense, because if
I move the most in the central polygon, I will neglect the area where
I have votes to go to a place where I do not have, then
what will end is losing. So, usually, if I' m strong
here in the central polygon, I focus here and here I have enough votes
to go in, but let' s put it. The democratic choice numbers
reached eight percent eight point, three percent of the votes in district one of
the national district. That is not enough to enter into a six- member
markup. The minimum would be like two comma five percent. When you add
up the votes you got, which were obviously lower than those of the one
in two and the three, they have seven percent of the national district vote,
seven percent of eighteen if that' s enough to get in or in
any case, they would be missing some commas, but they will have a
greater chance and a force that has seven percent of a demarcation is an important,
important force. That' s why I do believe and I repeat if
I bathe every day, but I do believe these progressive segments that speak to
people who don' t have many other representatives. It would be good if
Congress had it, so I' m telling you, sorry. Look at
you, you talked about circumcription number six, which is the one I vote
for in the province of Santo Domingo. There was the most competitive antin country
in the country than good there. I voted for a candidate of the People
' s Force, very dear, very well known, red sweets and red
sweets if I hadn' t forcibly pulled out the number of votes she cast
in the demarcation, it wouldn' t have been clear in fact, Santo
Domingo Norte, specifically that it is demarcation. I believe that close to a
train that pulled thirty percent of the People' s Force, twelve percent of
the Dominican Liberation Party, forty- two percent of opposition are nine deputies who
are elected in constituency six. I explain Santo Domingo Norte to them in a
particular way. I was in the eight, but it was very voted.
Sure, sure, position eight on the soleta. In position eight indeed of
the ballot, but was elected. It is a larger demarcation and so,
for example, PELED achieves twelve percent of the votes in a demarcation as the
one in the district with entrance. But in Santo Domingo Norte, which has
nine deputies, then the PLD entered with Damaris Vásquez to Marisma as deputy.
Shooting of family member of the edis vas Que, leader of the party or
president in the municipality of Santo Domingo Norte, who was learning about it on
facebook to the party. I know I don' t know if it'
s still there, but, well, if I wanted to put in numbers
that same case, that' s good that you mentioned it, because in
fact, there boots being a bigger demarcation the one that got twelve percent,
entered a council. There are nine deputies who have Santo Domingo Norte and it
was the most competitive demarcation of the whole country at the level of deputies,
to the point that five remained to row four opponents, which led me to
many theses. In the two thousand sixteen there were seven deputies because it had
not grown as much as now, mainly the area of the Jacobs or the
gums the devil tather, if it is one of thanks to God, we
have a part of civilized. In the two thousand two and of course it
is not only the gomez. In the two thousand and sixteen the shovel had
achieved six out of seven. It was five and four right now. That
meant that Santo Domingo Norte was the place where the most divided fighting fidelity kept
the whole country four out of nine interesting point, forty- four. By
the way, if it is now a place where there were infrastructure works,
where there were hospitals and all this, which brings me to my thesis and
many transformations that took place during his sixteen years, which possibly makes it worth
it. At the table that I voted I was seeing the Act, in
that in the polythenic bird Mary was seeing the computations, the number of votes
among the PRM, the ple of the people' s strength was very couple,
of course, of course, which carries my thesis that, although the
issue of client spending. Immediate transactional art generates fragile majorities in the short term.
Investment in infrastructure, investment in services usually leaves you with a more lasting
commitment. Let' s go next. Balaguer didn' t believe much in
that big payroll thing. Balaguer comes out of power in ninety- six with
only one hundred thousand people nominated, but valager under the elections in two thousand
ninety- four. Years completely blind, he couldn' t move much.
He left his house seven times. The entire campaign achieved only forty- five
minutes adding up all the speeches and took out three hundred and eighty- five
thousand votes, twenty- four point sixty percent only in tributes, but because
thirty thousand apartments distributed streets, corners, hospitals, works of all kinds.
Then he achieved such adherence without having such a large payroll. Then look at
the case of Santo Domingo Norte from the point of view of employment, mania
against infrastructure works. Then you were the most loyal voters to divided journalism and
I voted for Luis Abinade. To keep the country quiet. Sometimes you have
to suspect things enough. Good. We thank you. I know what'
s left, there' s a lot to talk about. We' ll
have the chance later, you' re from the House, we' ll
keep bothering you to come clear. But if you wanted to have a very
didactic way to explain things, if you wanted to close very briefly and say
it without people, Jose Gracio is my friend José Horacio I like him.
I got along very well with José Grao, but I still didn' t
like him. I' d still like to hear from him. As a
liberal democrat, I understand that representative voices need a seat in Congress, so
the fact that we do not have it from 16 August in the Chamber of
Deputies is something that I regret, not as a friend, not as a
person who gets along well with him, but as someone who understands that those
sectors need to have a voice in Congress, and I hope that we do
achieve an electoral reform that strengthens proportionality with the right premises, not an electoral
reform that carries the right permission, because although in this case it benefited me
because I voted for that great majority, I think beyond what is the immediate
curve. Okay. I, unlike you, believe that these cancerous ideas in
an area of liberal democracy, have every right to be exposed, but I
am glad that it is not there. I don' t know him personally.
I don' t know if it' s good. Bad person,
I don' t have any kind of inquina. What I have is a
serious problem with ideas in the ideology and other issues and I discredit Pul is
a progressive in the European sense. I think the word“ progressism” is
distorted, but nothing I think is a discussion for a Chinese meal. Well
it' s tens and when he comes to see me you change my mind.
It was Chinatown. Once Alberto and I and a group of friends had
an attraction to go to Chinatown and one day we gave it up better.
It was a restaurant. No more thanks, Brother, thanks to jaxel Román.
I' ll see you tomorrow morning at the football. Thank you for
coming to explain to us a little bit of all this, of Jon El
pe O' method why. Some may think there' s another formula that
' s better. Some like him, believe that although this is not perfect,
this form is not perfect, but the circumstance we have in the Dominican
Republic is the most convenient. See you tomorrow.