How was your weekend. I hope it was fine, just as quiet as
mine. So, good morning and we start with Eduardo X if I require
to be reading the license to I am seeing the requirements to renew the license.
Signs that you' ve been through 40 years. Those signs when your
knees start to hurt, when you go through the kitchen and start to see
a little straw and listen you say ay, but look how cute a tato,
you look how nice messing you start to buy cauldron to cook. Yes,
when you already have a million pesos in the bank without problems, because
I have not passed which is a million without problems, without problems, which
is a million that is there for Mexican is tiring a million pesos. You
know, I can' t stand it, I can' t stand it,
but that' s so let' s go to the line. So,
if you don' t keep weight, you still get it. I
' m now five, three, one, ninety- six fifty. Signs
that you' ve been through forty years have got to be sleeping pins and
the thing about the or starts putting flowers in your house. Kill. Yes,
a dead man, yes, the orchard of ves is verified. Yeah,
dead a dead man and he' s got his little egg when you
can' t lie down after a few heights and you can' t have
a six o' clock flow. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, you' re going out of a bible You' re really gonna
see her sleep. Signs that you' ve been through forty years when they
stop and give you a seat on your bone. I went to a house.
I went to a house where soul a meal and after lunch you know
that always light a coffee. No, it' s not tabletop It'
s a half envelope. Instead of coffee. What you were painted was from
a little stick to say this is one thing. Don' t get a
pepto yourself. Don' t hit your cup. Ah, truth is how
wide the light was. And this is all crazy. Oh, sure,
look at beauty. That' s beautiful. That' s beautiful. There
' s no way he sees me I mean, ah, look at it.
By the way, I saw for the building guy, around here when
he came with the open poton, he doesn' t relax without light.
Here we cannot then have what is called the shield that has anger and sheath
for the basilicas. We can' t have it because if it goes light
it' s going to work for us. That two independent functions, probably
play the fucking game, the what he' s called is that electricity fusion.
That has an electrical independence. My picture of you who it is was
he give to a hijapague plant you good. But that one or not was
identified from that Vairo, because they' re like the sheath, the steel
shield to the thing. That' s a series of batteries. There'
s a lot of them. I' d put like a satellite radar,
a noord vaire because I would knock down the sheath that intercepts you, but
a lot earlier. Any aerial threat before it reaches Israeli cities that too.
But it touched a money, yes, a budget exactly, all strong that
put it there on a border that identifies brown looks euro already ay ay and
by the way, I saw that, gentlemen, is that here we have
a series of personalities that, somehow or other thinks of drawing attention. It
' s the only way to get attention. Ah yes, there, I
saw the army. He' s been to a man. I think I
politicized the table. Yeah, he' s a presidential candidate for a party,
Ramfinlm' s for Ramfiel' s party. They call him the collector,
but that' s not how things are done. Sir, since the
first time I saw that gentleman who came out on a social network, what
a shame. Since the first time I saw him, I' ve been
saying the same thing. And you mean, when I saw that Alberto,
I remembered just when we were talking about the debate that I said I should
take it all and you mentioned that character who, by that character and I
agree more now. With you crazy, crazy and people, gentlemen, everything
in life requires an order. You can' t expect this man to get
anywhere, everybody' s going. But I think here that, that'
s orchestrated and that' s designed exactly to provoke what' s over.
It ended up happening, certainly, in any country, anywhere in the world
there are areas that are closed, regardless of whether you are Jesus Christ,
resurrected or a common citizen. And to the area that this gentleman was in
is an area that as far as I have known, was under the control
of the army and was given the passage to that part of the border that
there is no form. It' s true he' s Dominican. Yes,
but you Dominican, but you can' t enter wherever you want,
go to the palace of the Presidency is not going and as you want,
I invite you to go here to a military precinct or to any country in
the world that tries to do the same. In other words, there are
areas in many parts of the world in the Dominican Republic. It is not
the exception that you are under the control of and because of the fact that
you are a candidate for the public presidency by a party does not mean that
you have to open up the support of grego. You get them It'
s not like that. I believe that the authorities and the different military bodies,
but the army managed well and the authorities handled the situation well. Obviously,
there is a lot always in the public eye, for I and there
are many times they commit quite excess, but look at that gentleman' s
name is Rock Ro. There' s a desire to provoke, and that
' s provoscar. So, if the authorities had reacted the way they know,
you know, then they would have had a fucking mess there today for
a provocation. The luck was that they knew how to handle it. In
that case there is a question. Then the scream came and it' s
dictated. Yeah. You know the whole perorata I came to say they put
a finger up for not everyone Peter Bagi' s world. They say no
to me. And it' s not right. No problem. Not because
I have what in fact and I have no right to what devil. They
say no. No. It' s just that if you tell me no,
don' t tell me why? Why? Don' t you?
Okay, okay, I was perfect with your answer. Then we' ll
get on. Not me, because I have a right. They' re
legal, too. Take a shot or make it easy, because people are
bribing it with that little word. People forget it when they use it.
In the vast majority they use it and do not know that the other is
also entitled. Uh- huh. She' s such a whore, that
word. No, because I have a right and I don' t have
a right. I got it, too. The same one you have or
the opposite of what you have, but I have it. I don'
t know. But they acted very well. They acted very well. Okay.
The note published in the new Journal says several videos sent. This wording
shows why on Saturday members of the command of the Dominican Republic Army had you
Rock Espallat, a candidate for the presidency for the Democratic Hope Party. The
command of the army reported that it was because it intended to penetrate a closed
area in the Province of Japan. In the videos sent to the editor of
the Nuevo Diario, Spain hears him arguing with the members of the army,
of course, for their alleged presence of illegal Haitians, without the agents stopping
him. In a video you listen to rock telling you that you can'
t work with the illegal piano, to which an apparent member of the entity
says what we do Commanders. Given this, Rocca responds to him to take
him back to the prisoner commanders. If we' re going to fight if
there' s an illegal and you don' t stop me, you don
' t stop me. Nobody kills me, but nobody stops me there.
If I put two illegal brutes in engines in the presence of the authorities and
they' re going to let it go, we made him crazy. He
kept saying it in another video. He assured that in his presence they crossed
two illegal islands, precisely where we cannot go. And this is what he
revealed to me. But it' s crazy that we' re in this
country. He said we' re going to get out of here now to
the street, we' re going to find a hundred illegals here that nobody
touches them. Ah then we do, for us, if there is authority,
he added from his side, the command of the army. He assured
her that it was there, in a defiant and provocative attitude, that he
leaned towards the soldiers guarding her in the canal area at the border, after
they informed her that she could not pass the border fence to reach the wall.
You' re crazy. I, if I can totally agree with you,
look the other day I was talking and answer one. No. What
happens is that we' re tired of the same thing, which they'
ve tired of the same thing and bet on madness in ten in nine out
of ten that you' ve read quite badly. He' s done pretty
bad. So I in that, let me with my conventional politicians that it
doesn' t work and that you know that they' re not old because
open they' re old and they' re kissing little faces, rajito,
co, muco, etcra. I don' t like vigilantes, I don
' t like them, I' m afraid of them. I' m
really afraid that yes, that we' re going to regain sanity. The
phone' s here, as you say. We' re working to solve
that problem. Then the phone is a little indisposed, things happen, so
we' re sorry for what they' re dialing and walking on the street.
This morning, in the early morning, an accident occurred, a collision
between two vehicles on the bridge to Juan Bosch, and this is causing a
rather long vehicle queue or early this morning. But before we went to the
air, we were delighting in the 27th with privates, seeing an imbecile in
a yellow sonata, a avocado, truth, yellow or chick It was like
yellow chick, right, yes, yes, it was yellow to yellow Mary
yellow, yellowish, greenish? It depends that I uploaded a photo to me
on my Twitter if he threw a photo at him, because he really and
insoli and the whole guy was turning back the tunnel towards him. He was
heading from the aluperon to the private, and it looks like he changed his
mind and decided to reverse. Oh, I got in and the moncaos and
I think that' s what best explains the traffic in the city of Santo
Domingo. That image that I posted on Twitter, because people really complain not
that the street, that the street doesn' t fit the cars that I
said it, that I said it. But if you see the picture,
you' re going to notice a huge amount of vehicles too that are flying
the row and trying to get in first what they are. If we respected
the elementary rules of transit, for these things would not happen. So let
yourselves be. You' re complaining and handling well, handle well a barbarous.
That one, yes, brbarazo. Then you don' t, Dugo,
you don' t. You have to take as an example the honks
that ask of You when you are standing at your traffic light and there are
many people in front of You, the one who comes from there another ot
is putting pressure on you to move restless of your mother. But that'
s our daily bread. Yeah, normal. I saw something in the nets,
too. I think it was yesterday or before yesterday. I didn'
t stop to read it, but I did see it was that the chaos
created by the cones heard that was the headline, but I didn' t
stop to read it. What happens is and you know I am are,
but I am pro or not because they take him crazy or they don'
t start getting in like you see them get into that level step. There,
the crazy 80 lanes to get in the cones equals the wheels that put
on the children' s bicycles. Yeah, exactly, that' s the
equivalent, that' s the equivalent of cones. Yeah. Already eight years
after the beginning of the topic of the corbs, it was in the two
thousand and sixteen that this was eaten on the Duarte Bridge, the bridge John
Paul Duar not lie. This began in the two thousand sixteen summer two thousand
sixteen, on the bridge Juan Bosco Rijo, to try to improve that not
everyone towards Piñara at the same time at the entrance of the lift of the
twenty- seven, coming from Santo Domingo East towards the district you would not
get crowded and could get more flow traffic, because sometimes I had tried to
enter the elevated coming in your lane, in the two carles of the center,
your row the two carles of the center of the bridge, that is
what you must take to enter the elevated and you must take them with time
and with enough distance, to prevent you from getting stuck in the mouth of
the bridge and organized that and yet there has been no form. And then
it spread across the 27th with Seth orteguea and at other Kennedy points here in
town, because that you are not driving like wild one of the best ways
and you understand that everything will come at the same time as avoiding all that
kind of stuff. Well, they reculated back is doing what they did back
there when they were fixing the San Isidro sheath. It puts concrete sheath,
concrete lomuros is exactly that exactly a car so I didn' t say it
goes if nothing is there in that type of mepinti over there and there you
go everyone goes to this band in their Indian filita ulo so you have to
double that kind of thing. But this is a form of you. I
mean, you have to help him in some way or another, because if
not, the traffic was even worse than it' s already the devil'
s, the shit of this sheath. Do it that way with the authorities,
let them pick up some cholitos, a pod or something so you can
see how you solve yourself. They don' t end up priceless to people
who don' t that we can' t take a car there because we
have to see what you turn around for. In fact, here they make
pedestrian bridges and people don' t use them. They' re still using,
they' re still crossing the 27 runnin' bad son here in front.
I saw howls. There' s a lot of people batting guineas.
It is the altarpieces of the aas that of the Americas. They' re
arrested, yes, so you can see. When they made that step up,
they didn' t make a platoon bridge. Here we are days of
interviews were assembled, there they did not make pedestrian bridge and then, when
they inaugurated it, they passed several run over, but there was fatal and
there the people of the front began to protest that it is good margoma.
They came, they made the bridge in time. He remembered in three months
already that pedestrian bridge that is almost in front of this building was made eh
I think that a dog that is here next to me and sometimes when I
have to cross to the other side, we are what we use that duck
bridge. Or nobody uses it. Nobody uses it, I mean, I
' m not gonna say very few people use it. Oh, how cute
to pee. When they' re looking at each other, they go up
to the bridge and piss, just like the one on the 27th after the
one on the row here in Santo Domingo, the pass peeped and I hit
you in a corner and a half and you hit me low when you'
re going to climb under the devil' s middle, gross. So nothing
' s strong. It' s so bad it is. The bad thing
about the case is look at the country you grew up with, with which
you grew up there is no longer one that has family in the United States.
In other countries. You know those people are very attentive to what'
s going on here, but the negative things that happen here are more important
than the positive ones. So, when they call you or want to come
so they have to come up with the questions that they usually get pussy,
how is the security and how crazy there is on the street, how is
it. That' s still not news here, so those negative things highlight
quite a bit over there. But there is a great reality. The country
that we say no longer exists. There' s no such thing as kindness
from you Dominicans. You went to hell that you guys were supposed to have.
I once heard someone say that however, when a city progresses, great
challenges also come, and that is one of the challenges that the authorities have
and the whole crowd trying to organize in a general sense, big city like
this. But the first thing you have to get into your head, as
a human being, is that that dream that you were sold out of what
was the Dominican Republic, that no longer exists. That doesn' t exist.
This is another Dominican republic, and make it if you work it as
it really is the day- to- day of today. That' s
the dream that woe. I miss a lot of things in this country,
but I don' t know that anymore. Everything goes back. He'
s not going back, because if that' s what we' re going
to do, the pound of rice. When I created that as ten pesos,
of course it is. In fact, it' s pretty expensively broken.
Everything goes up, everything goes up is quite expensive. People out there
fighting for arroy are going for it, that' s scary. You add
that the eight out on the street are criminals, that the other shirt that
tiger, that judges it, that the women that are dressing, that is
a sheath, that you say good, does not take the world ahead.
Go make your burp and vibote your life and forget about it, don'
t be what it says. I want to contribute my bit of sand.
I don' t, I don' t want to bring anything. It
doesn' t bring anything. I want to contribute myself, why not.
I contribute to the population. I' ve got ten kids in there,
ten kids in there, and he' s a boy. I' ve
already got it there. That' s my contribution, but the one I
' m going to give my granite sand so we can live. It'
s a better country. I don' t make the Boston Marathan ah yes,
ardon who tells me our friend Kelvin, listener of us, that this
causates life in the city. And today is also McDonald' s Day,
April 15th of every year. The restaurant, the chain is eating ra piea
fifty the period, the sheath yearbook. This one which is reviewed that McDonald
' s Day falling on April 15 is when Raye Crock raided his first restaurant
in McDonald' s End deast Plaine, Illinois, in a thousand nine hundred
and fifty- five. We believe that most, if not all people around
the world, know this name. Says the page is one of the world
' s largest fast food restaurant chains and Rake Crack the tiger that pops up
out there that if he made famous, he wasn' t the founder of
McDonald' s. The founders were the McDonalds brothers. The current corporation attributes
its foundation to arak Crack. Then they do. The first McDonald' s
restaurant was opened by Richard and Maurice McDonald of New Hampshire on May 15,
1940 in San Bernardino, California. The McDonalds brothers started serving simmering barbecue and
the business of worse Quickly. They later discovered that 80 percent of their sales
were of hamburgers, so they closed for three months. They then remodeled as
a self- service restaurant where customers placed their orders at the window. It
is said that they simplified their menu only to nine hamburgers with three- flavored
soft cheese coffee milk, fries and cake, the brothers developed the Spie Di
service system, which allows him to prepare the food quickly. All of his
burgers contained captium, mustards, onion and two pickles. Although this newly remodeled
McDonald' s, he had problems at first. Once the brothers replaced the
com fries with another type of potato and introduced the triple thickness smoothies, the
business began to grow again. In the early 1950’ s, they saw
their profits double. They then established several franchises in California. Dissonara Crack,
a blender salesman, visited them in a thousand nine hundred and fifty- four.
He wondered why McDonald' s would handle eight of its multimixers once Crack
learned about the McDonald' s restaurant' s operation, he saw potential in
it. Then he bought the rights to franchise the two- brother restaurant across
the country. It opened its first McDonald' s End des Spain, Illinois
franchise restaurant in the 1950s. It was controversial because of the philosophy that differed
on how to manage the business. Later, in nineteen hundred and sixty-
one, Crock with a pro the company to the McDonald' s brothers.
The brothers who gave their name to the company and pioneered the business concept,
gradually became in the background and maintained their original restaurant in San Bernardino, until
they finally closed. So there it is. Don I don' t know
if they' ve seen the movie it' s not like he, because
he does Batman' s cass on what he calls that actor working. I
have forgotten the name, but see if I find you movie about today,
one good day for you give yourself a sandwich s when even k Michael Keaton
exactly onder is called the movie Founder. Very good movie and I threw it
away when Netflix was still paying. And there the film tells the story of
how the zinc decade called me rak Crack. Surprised by the speed and efficiency
with which the armed Richards and Maurice McDonald ran their burger shop in Southern California.
Be a business owner and turn it into a world' s best-
known fast food chain. So they know The Founder, very good movie.
Oh, I' ll buy you a shower like that, how was it?
How' d it go? You just have to have an idea.
I have an idea and find out who' s funding the exact thing.
You got it. I have the idea. You got it. In the
fourth place, ahme partner or the truth. What do you know if that
' s a sheath that' s turned out to be like the jumpe washer,
the hampel washer. You didn' t do it, not in the
tiller. There. You know that to me, to my brother, many
years ago, in the eighties came up what is now used a lot,
which is the bucket with a juicer of his ape Look at it there we
had having this conversation in our propa with the centrifuge, not the yellow one
that is used in aha, the gula guu, an obvious your brother,
an evident medium. You have to have good ideas, for example, the
idea of condone. He had a very excellent muna, good idea. Yes,
for example, the first thing, when it wasn' t contri pechivo,
which I already said was broken, but it evolved. My question is
how that came in because of it today, how it gets in. Someone
said, sir, we need to take care of a pod. No,
but not just. But the goat gut and latex of a condom are very
distant. Today, not that low tripe goat to the aipo that uy with
all the bacteria that has the gut of a wy and warm little newly taken
from the goat Way Wow if invest in an orchestra of meren that ends up
like this one of multilevel, that, if it is a staffa at this
time, it is not a good business. Also today is the day of
memory of the Titanic. The r s Titanic and good day to be reserved
to remind the surviving victims of the unfortunate sinking of the ship. There is
reflection on how the world responded jointly to a heartbreaking disaster. There are museums,
if there is a museum, there is so much in the city where
it was made. There' s a really good film about making the Titanic.
I think it' s a documentary series, a sheath. So I
saw it on my alternative streaming platform. There' s the story of how
this ship was built. If I' m not mistaken, it' s
either a documentary series or it' s a movie, minus a movie,
a documentary film and the Titanic. There' s a theory that says that
the Titanic, that it didn' t sink for colliding with the ilogino,
that it sank the day I was in that bathroom. When at the beginning
of the 20th century in the world central bank foundations were being given in many
countries and the Federal Reserve did not exist, then there was a group of
European and American bankers who wanted it to be founded or a federal reserve,
as well as a central bank, and they were aligned with that. There
was another group of bankers and both Americans and Europeans who opposed it, and
on that boat he went to a group of those who opposed it in order
to convince the Americans that this did not happen. They say one of the
theories they pose was possibly sunk to provoke the woman because coincidentally, that group
of people died. Now that' s a conspiracy theory that so becomes true,
or you can see that there' s a link between the sinking of
the Titanic, but there were people of many people I did, because of
that, when I checked the checkups well who' s going to ride there,
for example, he' s a lot of famous and rich people.
I' m not going on that flight, and if there' s a
lot of poor people, I' m not leaving either. You know that
I stopped seeing a balloon there was something I already removed from me from my
fears when I got on a plane, which is a manned plane captained by
100% women. I got a Jet Blue flight with two women coming from
the United States to the Dominican Republic and it' s been one of the
quietest flights I' ve ever had in my life. He was seen by
a talking salesman. The Dominican always applauds the truth. Not just the Dominican
what' s already there? You' re leaving that? Are you leaving
that already? The Dominicans, sometimes the crew ask him and the applause of
him because there are people who are ashamed. But if people, if the
people who supervise the pilots, call me what is so strict that the pilots
can' t drink. And that kind of ugly good people, the woman
or the comment, can fly us a plane. There' s Peter,
please, in the husband' s fight. But that, that, as
they are so ex- here left you. But because they' re so
strict on people that I supervise pilots, you say no, that' s
pilot. The woman voted it in the year 3, 000, but look
what they say no, and you' re right about that. But even
fighting, so far, the pilots who have done that are all exactly the
men who planted a plane in the vahi, near Philippine, for Thailand.
That way, in the 1990s, I had a lawsuit with the woman Leria
grabbed and decided that life is going to end, but not mine, nothing
more than 120 people and I took them to them to and sowed, planted
that plane band out there in according to two catastrophics, in catastrophes theater,
yes, the Maiday, but also in the second catastrophic is counting you do
that how that tiger came to make that decision. And also the most believed
theory there is of the plane that was lost ten years ago of milk,
the one that still does not appear. Fourteen. He didn' t know
that he had fourteen feet of two hundred and fourteen he was three hundred and
seventy. One of thanks was born, which was lost in the two thousand
fourteen and that two thousand fourteen the people held hand. I know it'
s 70. In the end, in the two thousand fourteen, on the
eight of March, ten years fulfilled the is of Malashail onlines tiger. The
most believed and almost proven theory is that it' s type. It was
also because of problems that he grabbed and took his pack. You couldn'
t kill yourself and remember the madman of the two thousand and fifteen of the
summer two thousand and fifteen of a German airline going, if I' m
not wrong about a German city, I think another city, a Spanish city,
or I don' t know if it was a city. The case
was French. The fact is that he planted the plane on a mountain in
Switzerland and gave it about eight hundred and eighty kilometers of aurora and that left
us a piece of manga people. But because of this crazy little pig,
he couldn' t solve his fucking depression. He just calls it pilot man
than women. He was a psychotic little pig and let me tell you something.
The airline raped. There are the guidelines that air regulators have established both
in the United States and in Europe, because a person who is a psychiatric
patient is automatically left and disabled to fly, even as second in command on
a commercial, hermicide commercial aircraft. Of that fumigating is a sheath or a
thing no, no, no, no, well. A lot of those
people with psychotic problems end up working on that kind of sheath. You'
re those psychiatric patients. But certainly what you say about your checking who'
s gonna give you ride if it' s going to a lot of important
people on the flight, that' s to take into account. But so
far women. In fact, there is a woman who was registered in the
1980s, who was the one who captained the plane, who had an explosion
and who lost the roof. Ah yes, the one in Aloja al llamas
was a sheath in Hawaii. Over there Aloja flew out a herrocious that did
not to this date that has not appeared. Right now, they' re
an amon skirt. They were about twenty- two thousand stones away the plane
remember the amount of thousands of Persian feet. This woman flew out on me
that they' re still looking for her and not showing up. It'
s Mamira here, here, in this country there are people who if I
meet him in the waiting room of an airport, on the same flight on
another command because two things can happen. The first. The first is that
I lay down on that plane a sheath one thing, and the second is
that they check you when they know it, because also the problem of checking
you there is that you go on a flight where there are suspicious people I
am therefore, because they put you there also through the quarticos, to avoid
that type of sheath. I prefer ANOI first, so I' ll ride.
Today is Titanic Day. Also McDonald' s Day. If you like
McDonald' s food because it' s a good way to celebrate is to
get a good combo of mcn' s I really like what' s called
the Bigman mccrig is the one that brings bread meat, bread meat, tomato,
sheath, bread that' s what I like. Clay give you the
latte, peel the most rit lock wow. Not to me I' m
very much from that sheath. I like the burger from Hamburger good sweeps and
I call people from bergel King who, please, put them back on the
menu. The hamburger is the rodeo or muds of onion, sauce, balby,
what meat, etcetera. It was and it was so good. That
was my favorite berry king. You know I don' t know if they
have yet, because the times he' s been recently buying noggets, but
they had a burger. Oh, my God, what a good thing is
always forced. I' ll play that. We' re at thirty-
four. Thirty- four days after the election on Sunday nineteen. Well,
from the selection of Luis Vinader and the roller that' s going to pass
the PSRM. The roller reminds me of my friend' s twitter phrase.
He knows it' s a roller we' ve got on and the last
lady and they passed it on to them in the two thousand and twenty.
Well, now the roller' s gonna pass it back to the purples and
the greens. I say that' s the impression that you give me that
you put yourself in a bravo and then you say it and of and you
take off with a and and you fall up in the nets. And all
that stuff. When he comes to see a Chinese cart that passes him up,
look I saw there that the High Electoral Tribunal made a mess of the
fupo that you can tell me about that Peter b No. This is that
that they took from him read not you Rias, gentlemen, face in the
cisiconcresion one of the national district, Rafael Paso, excluded from the list by
the Superior Electoral Tribunal, who understood that one of the participants is looked at
that boy. We had it here in two thousand and twenty. That way,
when something is called the panita when rovert, we interviewed him here in
the two thousand and twenty. He went as a candidate to the governor and
he ended up being elected candidate to the reidor and was now aspiring to deputy.
She' s pretty young. It doesn' t reach 35 years of
age at CNR. Or truth, yes, they did, too He says
yes, I' m here because I' m being dragged into a mess.
I have nothing to do with Jesus, my God, and I am
tasty, this one and it comes rather well, then whom they are going
to put, because it was three who took out those who were in whom
they won. In the polls. The board doesn' t say exactly,
he debundles his electoral prio, he says what the list should be like.
It says it issued a sentence that orders to exclude from the ballot the candidates
of the People' s Force, Rafael Paz, Seline Méndez, Margarita Feliciano
and Katyuska alcantara Let me see. The court took it. Let me see.
It says here the tes received a challenge filed in April, first by
Robert Martínez against resolution twenty- two twenty- four of the Central Electoral Board.
The Court took the substance of the challenge and, therefore, partially overturned
that decision. But they are those relating to the candidacy of deputies in the
number one circumcision of the national district. According to the judgment, it was
found that the party had given in Alianza a candidacy in the district one of
the national district according to a communication of June two thousand twenty depositors in the
board and that another candidacy had been reserved for the internal ones according to the
update of the reservations that it deposited. On July 7, two thousand twenty
- three said that the aforementioned candidates could not be included in the number of
pre- candidates subject to internal progress, as provided for in article fifty of
the law. BLA BLA. BLA? BLA BLA. So I point out
to the three poll that says of seven and eight November two thousand and twenty
in which only three measured candidates were identified, candidates who also obtained the first
three positions of the two previous polls. According to the document, the three
most valued candidates in the People' s Force survey were Andy Roberto Morales,
Francisco José Guillén Blandino and Robert Martínez. There he is. The political organization
must point out to the person who obtained the fourth disputed position in the internal
contest and well says that if he failed to comply with his obligation to verify
the basic documents to what was his so- called proposal, some of which
analyzed the candidatures. He says that the board must register candidates for deputies of
the Party of Forzales, Pablo and ally for the discussion, one that there
is a libay is called what they are now going to be on the ballot
that are not pas nor says the Tribunal the boards of entering electoral says that
they are says no. The second superior, Andy Roberto Morales, Francisco José
Guillén and Roberto and Robert Martínez are party masters, the internal sheath the election
or it is called that same in the internal lessons. Besides that true taste,
I think you are what it was. Look I think everything is what
it was. Singing that they wear. The more laws they create, the
more complicated the processes. This should be defined as candidates for Members to be
guaranteed, and that participation and participation make it impossible. Practically this should solve
the tube in the free stadium. Yeah, I like to stand up to
what' s going to be the five positions, the five candidacies. Well,
the vielde at six o' clock in the afternoon, on the horn.
If there' s no round of three broken, whatever' s left
and what' s left, whatever' s left, whatever' s won
to the trunk, then they' re going because more and more they put
some rules on it gets complicated. You just know, thirty- five days
from now I' m saying, you' re gonna feel bad about this
kid. But thirty- four days after a German election, no. I
think it' s very uphill, very uphill. I take it away,
I save it, no, but as you wish, for the same impression
and the same system of the elections conchale, well, there it is you
wanted democracy, these that serves you, just as this dike of the quotas
look. All that complicates it, all that. This should be the cookie
trunk that was said to be. There is no more democratic way that is
to solve something, because this better things to the eyes, because attentive aquota,
then they put the wives of high- ranking militants of the parties as
candidates and do not die, do their internal injuries, do their campaign,
to look for their room. There you are going to see how the economy
of many people is energized and, of course, there are a number of
personalities out there who are going to invest their money. That' s where
you invert the word invert today, yes, that' s already guaranteed to
you and that we' ll see in this weeks that ends up happening.
But what the party we were talking about calls us, the force of whether
the FUPU has the same mind, because Dani is working it, that I
never win it, but I have it a whim where I can be president,
but an issue ohuu. You can be President up to the age of
180 and you don' t pro for what branch because the condition forbids you.
That' s, that' s constitutionally there. I say you may
be chairing that in order for it to be misinterpreted unless now, with these
reforms and this question coming, unless you never say a dicisside, pearl opened
with us we are going to give you this first. Everyone wants to be
given it, but many don' t know how to ask for it.
I' m sorry, but his good, he didn' t go to
try Sar. Chile went to try out the rhythm of the morning, the
graduate, pearl mano uca talk about visa Yes, immigration to the United States.
Well, you' re still a graduate, how life treats me Good
morning, very well, thank God, that' s good, that you
' re bevelled and you said what was the theme we gave you the licitiada.
Words like that don' t scare you from that one, called eyes.
That was really what you did for papers. Ah ok, yes,
spider, but we can ask the graduate a more open conversation. We had
to believe the subject must have been 15 minutes earlier, but I imagine the
graduate must have known a lot of strange cases of people who have done things
to get papers. It doesn' t come to me like that. Agreement
and this and this is good And this is good to talk Luisa to Dora
teado already blocked me because the interesting thing about her. I forgot about people
who have gone with cases to where you are and that what people shouldn'
t do is the most important thing, because people think that, like it
' s the visa, America is the last. As well, what you
should never do is take false letters of work where to the embassy, exaggerated
bank letters that it is known that that money does not come from there free
unions, gentlemen that I am very close friend of Eduard, Eduardo has visa
and I understand by ignorance that mentioning a couple with Bisa, they will grant
me that visa and they can realize very easily that that free Union is not.
We remember the case of the guy who messed with his bucket and left,
that' s not why he was in love. Really yes, he
sacrificed himself is that yesterday real heroes and there are really anonymous heroes there.
It' s not that person, it' s that it' s basically
out of love that you' re going to have the residences are oh god
already arrived you saw by amosul that sees this a skinny little guy, it
' s the one that looks like an x- ray and they put a
light bulb on him, attracted him or a limp and arrives with an ugly
little ball. Mr Eduardo, no, no, you' re not going
to say no. Here' s like an arrangement, I know not,
Eduardo. They just test the relationship in questions what they do to you or
things they say, they ask you around here all my customers are beautiful.
How long a petition of a resident mother to an adult child lasts and for
what years they go in the petition processes They are currently with the two thousand
seventeen. That kind of case is going on for about seven years, but
it' s okay. Yeah, and depending on how long he' s
already ordered me that' s not it. I endure another government is going
to be rewarded here you may or may not listen to piper listeners if you
have a relative, either a brother, which is one of the longest requests
there is, which is that you understand that you can submit a petition.
I' d better get him out of there. Don' t be fair.
Of course it' s fair when you get married for love and you
have a visa for a family that' s asking like the dragon and me
to me and I' m going to let you ok call piter piteres and
say the other question IQ. Here was a case once the American authorities,
for a fraud, took a number of people who were in a fraudulent scheme
to submit to the United States. About nine years of that. True,
about nine years ago and they were sentenced to more than five years in prison,
much of them because it was a big fraud, one thing. The
feds worked at a colsenc here. The feds took him on a scam scheme
with a phone number. There are several banks that stole data from the pages,
which from customers, customers and that and came and picked them up,
asks a listener. In such cases, she is more than five years old.
They can choose after they go out for a residence until citizenship. Ueya,
thanks citizenship, but she' s five years old. Yesterday those five
years already had a physical presence, because it was the gringos who took him.
I legalized him to the United States and entered with the permission of the
Americans, with the Americans holding hands. There, to my being answered within
the negotiations that they can do with the SOUNDs with authority, they can enter
into a witness program Peter with which they are living there with a nationality that
I or torron Li. They wonder what she' s really good at.
I would like to know if a same- sex couple both Dominicans get married
in the United States and one must renew their visa. It is necessary to
put on the form that is necessarily married. If you married in the United
States, you must have a visa license applied. Of course the legal purposes
are good. American is married, of course, and it doesn' t
matter whether it' s the same sex or opposite sexes. Divorces must also
be mentioned. Since marriage the Union is of the same sex. In the
United States, married pass is going to be ten years old. That but
I still have couples here and they are couples and they live in Free Union
and I only put on their free form with such a guy when they are
two men or two women. It says around here how long the petition for
minor children of a citizen is going on, about the subject of the cobby.
Unfortunately, he wants to say it all there were some, one year,
eight months, two years approximately, because they are lasting up to a
year to test question for a graduate. I' ve been waiting four months
for an appointment for the embassy, for the residence for marriage to a citizen.
What time he says he has four months waiting for is about six months,
that is, he' s inside, within the time inside. You
can also write your question about Twitter, the Twitter program, twist appo just
a d I say brother requests that where go two thousand eight win to Wiki,
twi w B. I told him the other day brother who asked him,
I told him I keep your life clear, go on with your life
that I can look for a visa, can go up to normal and wait
for time. Ah if I met a person who was like this, so
his brothers live outside and he lives here and I told him, but tell
him to ask you, because you don' t know what' s going
to happen to your life from here to two to three. Exactly I always
have a lot of clients. So he asks how the cases of requests F
two B, two thousand seventeen, the F DSB go. What' s
your license? The F two B is a resident father, asking for children
of age They went because year two thousand seventeen, two two thousand, which
two days goes on with your life. I also believe in here if I
went to look for ruse and they burned me, what time should I wait
to request it again. I' d like to evaluate you, evaluate the
reasons why I could understand, because I' m not a consul, but
depending on how the form is filled out. Sometimes there are people that I
send you once more from the year on and become aware of people who rate
what are the most common mistakes when they deny you the visa. The confidence
that I qualify and the empty form. B I am a Holliary, empty
yes, I mean, don' t put all the information exactly, because
I carry all the documents in a folder, but the form doesn' t
say anything. Then the consul is obliged to ask you for any documents.
That' s that Ban option He' s never asked me for anything yet
And he says here my visa expires next month and the passport expires at two
thousand twenty- five. I can renew the passport now for ten years and
then alert her to have a single notebook. Yeah, because he' s
got a year' s passport to renew, that is, a year before
it' s over, he could do the ideal thing, and he could
do it for ten years. Yeah, that' s for the best.
I imagine I have a petition here as a single son of an adult resident.
Still it is wise to apply for absus yes clear, if it has
the conditions, it could do good. Remember that Robert Ritmo is our user
in rhythm. You can write me your questions there, because the phone has
the flu today. I guess I' m asking here for a single daughter
two thousand nineteen. What waiting time a citizen should be considered a good resident
exact question, because it is a good answer. This one says this one.
I have a friend who has two years of relationship with a citizen woman
and plans to get married, but they don' t have any photos on
social networks at the time of the appointment, as long as it can be
a determining factor for approval. Yes, it can be so as long as
why you don' t have to look as long as the relationship is out
of love. There are people who don' t air anything on social media
and the relationship is stronger than whatever it is ventile so as long as it
' s out of love, it protects their sotica. It is important always
good a family so that it does not happen like my friend, who lives
an American citizen, who married a girl and says I carry her in the
United States, who did not give her permanent residence in six years, that
is, it was two, two, two, two, two and two,
and the sixth year they put her in research for two years. I
was eight years old and I was in the United States and even the trash
was checked when she was the interview and we have to check out the trash.
You lived there for a simple reason. The husband had no photos posted
with her on any social networks and made him think to it that it could
be a business or some kind of a meticulous relationship and but meno they consist
of other than that. His researchers who did, apart from that, in
the interviewee FI may have failed in several questions. I wanted to say here
a question of Adriana could, my mother was illegal in the United States.
If she marries a resident or citizen there, they give her their papers and
another question at the time of them renew my visa in two thousand twenty-
seven affects me. What happens is that illegal is one thing and documented is
another. If it' s illegal, it' s not gonna have status
in there. S Illegal is that the return of Mexico, for example,
ok and in documented is the one that entered with a legal visa, so,
if it entered with a legal visa just of status marrying for love with
an American citizen, it still fits with a resident. But I' m
afraid to say that around here, because to adjust with a resident you have
to give certain explanations that around here is very long. It would have to
be personal in the office to explain some key points with the lis newsletter then
the question that' s over here. Invitations are recommended. That I,
an American citizen, am sending an invitation. That works for nothing. When
was the last invitation you remember that worked. I don' t remember what
didn' t handle the case that what you get people who of course invite
on Friday I had the customers how is the process to make a licensed invitation.
What happens is that people understand that I don' t qualify for the
visa, but the one over there qualifies to invite me. They understand that
you can then look for a visa, which you have to qualify. It
' s me, okay, he' s there and he' s already
qualified, he' s got citizenship, he' s got residence, whatever
he has. But there is a legal process in the United States that consists
of the invitation. I don' t mean yes, he doesn' t
send you a letter, an apartment, he' s asked for a correspondence
how that people who don' t I have my computer and I want to
invite Alberto now. That' s it, that' s what they do,
but you don' t need a card as such. By the means
every day I imagine here my stepmother is a citizen and asked me in the
two thousand sixteen and I have never followed him. I was denied a visa
and told to wait for my residency process. My dad died a year ago.
What can I do, but how are you going to look for a
visa with such an open process. My God, when he comes to get
your visa, you don' t even know if the case is open,
if it' s closed, you don' t have the status of this
case. I recommend you stop by the office with the number of cases.
What do people also look like about the return of Mexico. That' s
all. That' s where you' re going illegal. If I'
m going to leave anything, so exactly. That' s what I'
m giving him for Puerto Rico He hears you hearing about the flower And here,
if there' s two people for the flower, oh, my God,
I know a case of someone who' s gone They told him to
come here for the United States. He arrived in Bahamas and in Bahama is
the boy Disappeared because he was going to arrive on the calluses of Florida of
the United States and did not arrive and is missing. I don' t
go out there Oh, my God, he' s licensed. He tells
my partner here that he lacks to complete the process to be a citizen,
that you do not recommend, that he do the process and ask me or
that I request the warning and go there and regulate the status my love.
Yeah, yeah, you have a resident couple. What do I ask you
when he becomes an American citizen, the category changes and time drops you and
it' s a time you' re not wasting. I had a case
just on Friday that has two years married to a resident and she is waiting
for him to become a citizen so that to ask, my God, my
love, but it is that immediately the petition goes walking and when he is
a citizen, there and that time, you do not lose it. You
' ve earned it, while now you' ve lost two years. Says
this wave around here. My mother- in- law is a resident.
He is almost eighty years old and has not been in use since the pandemic
for health reasons. She can lose her residence. She can' t have
already been lost by the licensed woman what you legally proceed to be a sb
one or resident who returns. It' s a process that' s done
with the embassy. When the person is more than a year out of the
United States, then there after this is done, what is it, what
is the process to justify to the embassy, to the reasons that made him
stay, to what made the lady stay. Medical tests are done here.
Again everything is done as if it were a process of residence, but a
little bit faster and if the consul determines that he qualified, since the person
can licea. And if I have my current ten- year residency, you
have three left, and I' ll get my pick and I' ll
buy my own. You water the question. No. No, no,
I buy my pi that came to the airport I Oyurio, they ride me
on the plane and I get there and I get there. Oh, Alberto
meló. I get there. What' s going on? When I get
there, uh, see why you do it in the u- I'
m asking. There are people who are going to do it with that lady
I' m going to do it. What uted tells you clearly tells you
what probability of being mounted. First or that now the agents of MY funny
praisefully really does come like this, they can ride it and there in the
CVP determines if they are being held in residence to make a case with an
immigration hesto, I put her to pay a unique pardon in the resident'
s life. There are also those two options which the COP decides, but
it will not return them. For the most effective, then what it is
to do the first thing you raised. Zero, what he says did to
him. What needs to be done. What happens is that the person rapes
me that and they do what you say and everything makes a hype there that
ugly, because then that already people who tattoo a lawyer, you have to
last years that sometimes case for four years, when the case of one has
fifty waiting for appointment to judge to end. That' s right, so
that' s worse than if he' d gone paperless, so don'
t do it, don' t crawl it out My father got his date
from the consulate and my mother didn' t get it, and they'
re married 30 years ago. What to do My mother gave asked my sister,
my son, my sister. No. What happens is that you have
to see when, as they are different cases, it is not a single
case. They have two case numbers and you have to see which one was
completed first and which later, and if the mother' s that hasn'
t arrived, they' re sure it' s complete. Look for citizenship
guidance. It is important that you say the requirements to have a residence,
without the need for one to have to marry. That someone asks you for
that kind of thing, is that I have to have a petition to get
a residency, because what happens is peter that there are special residences from B
one to bs to other rich ones, but, for example, Rome,
you already said what happens here I have to have extraordinary abilities and that takes
you directly to a residence. Work doesn' t take you to residence,
yes, of course. That was one of the discussions I had as a
professor in California. I take you, or it takes you yes, of
course, they can take you. Over the years, he can bring you
a Mexican residence. I understand it was the best teacher, well, the
best school and mine. I still have contact with him because I know a
lot of people like you, who are dedicated to this, who are Haya,
who were studying. Yeah, it was there that I went and that
was me He had a judge, he gave me class, but he,
for me, got the most. The fatherland has a lot of illegals.
I guess I filled out my form here. Then I remembered that my passport
was near. To beat what time. Once I have the passport renewal,
I must return not to my love for re- filling the form, or
what time it lasts and the form is filled near the appointment of fingerprinting with
passport in force in at least six months. If you don' t,
that form won' t do you any good. They' re not going
to renew the visa or for the first time they' re going to give
it any of that. My brother Era is going to a relative of mine
who is asking a brother many years ago. The surprise has been that the
person who was handling them misplaced all the documents. She can do something.
Oh my mother is that well, you can get that case number and that,
but if I' m in immigration, that' s so complicated.
You get, yeah, but hard to get that to complicated people say,
but we' re going to door to have visi and passport in one.
I have a different treviso and I have three books, one, two,
three and I give it to the Consuls to the Burubén come. I wasn
' t here to see which one you' re going in with now.
What are you coming to? What do you come to be? You'
re here to cover events. I come for a family tour. The phone
starts looking for ab one. Good couple of questions for a graduate. Good
morning. Yeah, well. I have a question for the graduate, and
it is that, like the young woman Adrián said they wanted to make them
close to beating, I am out seven months from the day of the date.
I didn' t want to renew because I already have a bolus bought
for August with that passport number. Flight is a question. Well, bought
and that I don' t see, that' s trodden from Europe,
Europe, ah ok, you prepare, but pepito. Then I didn'
t want to renew the passport because I didn' t want anyone there to
understand anything. I was reading something. Hey, call me a good day
I have a question for the graduate. A person who has a divorce process.
But the divorce process has spread widely. What it would be like for
the visa application and that I recommend you finish the divorce. Otherwise there is
no one within the person' s status. It' s separated, separates
good morning, the cis good day, the days. Ma' am,
my wife was asked in the 2, 000th grade by her citizen father.
He' s passed the six pass. What time would he have missed in
the two thousand seventeen if the case was approved. Well, this is coming
for the Dominican Republic on a date. She is now going into a little
church that has the embassy to get the appointment and they are working according to
the priority date. Yeah, don' t be scared, but after a
case is complete. This type of casuo can last up to two years and
take care just for the appointment. If things don' t change. Eight
hundred, twenty- six and following you in the morning. We' re
talking to the decision, pearl brief this morning your questions. Good morning,
good morning, a good day, two, a pardon for the two days.
Yeah, now or a friend is pregnant and her parents and mom are
financially residents are stable. And someone gives the wonderful idea that she can give
birth in America, but trying to get her to listen there, tell her.
I think that' s a great idea, because you' re going
to make the decision to give birth there to pay your exact share. That
is no more than a graduate on Monday, 29th at a fair in the
Dominican Republic. It' s up to this person Monday, April 29th,
to offer to the Dominican Republic. This person has an appointment for that day.
No problem. I' m sure it' ll change. He'
s got to keep an eye on his profile. In case you don'
t have anything on the profile, you should make a call to the consulates
and change your appointments. Not them. It' s not that they change
them themselves, they themselves head to ok so what you do the person also
goes to the embassy. Same security tells you they didn' t move it
by that date in case of ok. But the best I call exactly the
best if I already call him My son calls already yes. You better call
that ticket. Good morning. Good aunts, good morning. A doctor'
s question. For visa renewal. You need to support everything as if it
were a new visa in the formula and what are the steps, because I
don' t even remember ten years ago and it will already be defeated in
June. Well, on the form goes everything, everything, everything, everything,
you create a profile, you pay the tax and you schedule the appointment
and you deposit. The only thing you' re going to take us are
bank letters, back letters, because you' re going to be a deposit
of documents only now, yes, from there to here, instead of coming
the visa, comes a letter from the embassy. There it is, it
presents everything as if it were first time. Yeah, be scared don'
t be scared, yeah, he sends you to look good for my brother.
Good morning, good morning, how are the bross? Yes, hello,
Doctor, I have more situation. Yeah, me or little bow.
In my sight see boat a year. Name Pafo, what happens now and
yez blue, made it for me. It did so much to me that
I cancelled my flight back when I then made a pole back that and I
' m going to see how much and I' m going to my app
where to summarize, but they put me in the little room. They told
me well, I' m in miner and there was me talking to you.
No, I don' t speak English. The point is, my
suitcase was laid out. They made me a double I said I was going
to give my dad my grandmother the fame tea. That' s where they
lasted for me. My question is first not fair. He' s finally
coming to where my dad is, okay, and in what time. I
can come back again. I mean, I' d like to go now
in August, like stopping with my kids to get a little hot, but
they took care of me so much that how much I had. I'
ve got, like, two thousand dollars. Tell you how long you lasted
when hard, what time five days and one, five days. I don
' t get out of there because I work. It' s not clear
that you come out the fucking problem here yes exactly not with those troubles travel
calmly. That can happen to you. What you had was bad luck.
I know people who like to live life to the extreme and leave so belo
back. It doesn' t happen to them at all. He likes me,
too, not even crazy about joh or dead. But the first thing
I check is my current flight back. Now where I tell you, he
doesn' t fly one- way in Puerto Rico. It' s not
over there. If you came with a town just one way to Puerto Rico,
you' re coming back. But he says this way to his American
city and I' m ten years married. My wife gave birth to our
five- and two- year- old daughter in Usai, lasting less than
three months. When they gave the light they paid for her clinic may have
problems renewing her doctor visa, if they were paid, if those deliveries were
paid. No. What is certain is that when she is going to renew,
instead of arriving at the visa, she can arrive a letter and when
she presents herself at the embassy, of course she has to wait for them
to ask her and she has to have the stout birth payments when she tries
for or and in that case we will assume that they do not renew her
visa, as you ask for it. But when I burn you by the
law, it doesn' t matter to that sheath to design the pairs or
anything you know. When I want to heal, I go to Newark,
because there I always do, but I always see every one out there paralkortic,
ah but I want to heal myself. What a way to heal peter.
Yeah, well, me and I don' t have anything legal and
I' m doing my thing right to my polo bro and with so much
aim it lasts so long, Bye Tinto ended up a happy man already.
Finally, this last question says this, Mrs Doctor. I want to ask
for breeze for me, my husband and my daughter, but I want to
celebrate what I did to my daughter in two years at Disney, we can
all go together. I don' t recommend them. So what about economic
soluence is very, very, very, very much good. Yes, it
may be that if it' s two years already this year husband Vayan says
seek, get, get the visa, search in Avisa. Now one of
them makes a trip and then he' s wanted by the girl visa who
has three of them. Sure, yeah, of course it' s organized,
that' s what it does. Sure, of course it was despair
that thanks to graduate. Per asks when you go to James, God allows
it the first of May. May 1st, the heart city, the city
that has the most bisa dán after yes, which is San Francisco de Macorís,
my friend, and beyond Santiago And here and here yes, I will
see yes again to see that peta also to a couple of my friends.
Yeah, yeah, and after Santiago and San Francisco, that' s where
the license says currie doesn' t fail. Thank you, licenses, thanks
to you and we entered the cycle. Says a listener about that Wednesday of
politics. Well, this is a Monday of politics that we have here a
young ruler who aspires to a council. I' m told by those who
know about this that it' s very good. Now we want to listen
to him and meet us and such part of the audience you and two of
the morning, a little more of it with us today. Here is the
governor and aspiring deputy Leas Mieses very good day. The truth is that happy
to be in that space, because it has always used it as a space
to vent in my vehicle lis bus is alone for you. Yes, I
' m sure you don' t, you don' t have to bring
these to fernalias that you see politicians since they start, since they' re
maintenance directors of a Directorate General, President of the Regidores. Yes, in
my case if you' re driving, but definitely for a matter more than
anything of transit, and I don' t believe much in that hanging out
with those profernalias that many politicians use quite young. What makes a young woman
so young interested in politics one, bearing in mind that politics for younger generations
always tends to be unattractive. Look, several years ago, you would have
talked to me about politics, and you wouldn' t have seen me participating
or militating directly in a party, because the truth is that we' re
all politicians and we all have opinions about it. In my particular case,
I have a foundation that brought me very close to the national district to see
the inequalities that we live in and I realized that no matter how much foundation
you have. The truth is that the changes come from politics, and not
only raising a poster, a candidate, a party, but participating directly,
aspiring and making decisions and positions that bring benefit and change to the people.
That' s what made her decide you. So, between more familiar policies
and you' re the only family, no, I don' t count
on me and that lineage. It was that bureaucratic lineage, political prayers of
political granddaughter daughter and now I' m training my children, or maybe my
children can start a lineage. But in birth to you I have three children,
I have a teenager and two bron don' t be you or me
or how hoven and I said wowa to Veni to I said it here to
save you, friend, you' re twenty and I don' t thank
you so much. You liked me with what I do every day. I
come to ten because she' s a lady and she' s not too
courteous either. A lady asks at age, but not thirty- five,
that you have thirty- five not, but say she is twenty- three,
which is perfectly, perfectly we will believe. But he has a teenage
son. When I touch on this topic and you talk to him, what
is the impression that a teenager has of politics already having my almost saying you
politicians, I have to admit that perhaps today' s adolescence and the same
young man we are going to say the first vote is totally different from what
we were, because it is a more critical youth and that, at least
it investigates more. Perhaps I, at seventeen, sixteen and eighteen years of
age, knew nothing to do with this, just like contemporary people, but
my son, yes, my son is sixteen years old and I also see
that I have had the opportunity to approach many young first voter who also have
a rather critical position and, then knowledge of political issues, even though they
are not necessarily militating in a party. We' re talking to the candidate
leader, MP Lismiese. You' re going for the five right number right
over here. This is the most complicated five aggression I have seen, not
because of the way we vote, but because of the quality of all the
candidates, of the different parties. There' s a lot of quality here
and it' s hard to choose. I think that should not be called
into question. It comes to mind as I hear you talking about your child
and how you get to politics, how the process was already in form to
form and be able to go out and open up. This isn' t
easy, maybe struggling like a foundation. There' s no fight. There
' s no such thing. And the more you who presides over the Board
of Regtors, you have realized that everything is not a fly. No.
Not definitely, and I think the big challenge is to be able to manage
them time, because it has politics, at least it is with a vocation
of service and in full politics it has no time. You have to add
one more hour a day and more with one candidacy. And things get more
complicated, too. But the truth is that those little moments are going to
say that you can take only moments that you have to take advantage of to
have quality both with family, personally and with friends, because politics is complicated.
However, I have to admit that it is not as ugly or as
bad as people sell it out in politics. I think you' re going
to harvest, you' re going to sow, you' re going to
harvest what you sow and in my case, I have in three directly.
In the year two thousand eighteen already military in a party and I have to
tell you that I have taken it full time. I' ve had a
very good experience. He asked why the question put by one listener seemed very
valid to me He said that he would like to ask you, an almost
Member of Parliament, what makes you different, understand others and what you propose
differently. They ask around here seems interesting to me the question looks at me.
When I aspired to rule in the year two thousand twenty, I committed
myself, but I committed myself to being in the territories, because the great
rejection or great complaint I received in the different places I went to visit in
the campaign is that politicians only appear three or six months before a campaign and
I dedicated myself to it, I proposed myself that I would be in the
territories, that I would not win and to stay behind a chair sitting or
behind a screen that is also stretched a lot in Dominican politics, and I
think that makes me different. Today, I can assure you with proof that
I have kept myself completely in the territories as if it were working hours.
I' ve got four years that on a weekly basis, I have four
days in the territories and three days, three days in the office. And
I think that' s part of the change in politics. Or he talks
about the quality of the candidates and, indeed, all the parties. Today,
they have very good candidates in circumcreption number one, with good proposals and
are definitely being seen. On the other hand, I believe that in Dominican
politics and what are those proposals that you are looking at in my case,
I will tell you clearly. We see a lot of candidates at the national
level with a proposal bank that I sometimes say myself, but it will be
that they Google the mouth to sell it publicly. I have only one proposal.
My commitment as a deputy is to the Dominican Republic, but my priority
is with the capital. That is why we are leading to a proposal to
push for a capital law or a national district law. From the experience gained
in the City Hall these four years we have been able to identify the lack
of budget that the capital has and I believe this law and would promote a
fair treatment for the primary capital of America. When I say fair, I
mean us. We have here a million people who live, however, on
a daily basis. Apart from that million, we received a million five hundred
who neither live nor broadcast here. However, they use the services and when
you see a reflection of cities, as I am an example of that,
running you already work to leave it trash, drunken things. When you call
yourself, I sleep in my house exactly and it' s not bad,
because at the end of the capital' s day it' s me under
the economy of the right capital and the capital is all of us. So,
precisely by that transit, let' s say that it comes here in
a mummuntanous way, but that it also generates resources for the capital. The
capital must be treated fairly to provide better services. We see cities like Madrid
and Barcelona Medellin, which have capitality, which are treated differently from the other
provinces and we, as primate capital of America, have a million tourists annually.
If we had better service, we could increase it to two hundred and
three hundred percent, also generating a higher income at the economic level to the
Dominican Republic. We are very focused on that proposal. It is a comprehensive
proposal that is very focused on citizen security, where we want to regain control
of the municipal police having municipal police with more we will say how much more
was worth with more resources to be able to execute a better security. He
wanted me to have this conversation. I still do it with some people and
I find it interesting that someone is taking care of this one because it'
s like they' re leaving. Let' s who' s gonna take
care of that. It' s not a brother fan that I tell you
something about the past, the mind we' re going to tell the enemy,
the past all past, instead of centralizing more the city hall or the
city halls, which have been decentralizing it and strengthening the strength of local governments,
more quality of life for people, more well- being for people.
I believe in that and I believe that this was also a vision of Juan
Pablo Duarte, who saw the local government as a fourth power. However,
we what over time, what we have been decentralizing what fully understanding it looks
at the exercise of those of the political campaigns how they unfold. We'
ve traditionally seen how they do it. The population is unaware of the exercise
that a politician really does, in this case he is a Member specifically and
we have accustomed the population to my problems but they solve immediacy. But it
is to tell you a purchase you, as candidate, topic of a purchase
in my house and already and review the gachín, but we do not know.
The majority of the population does not know what the work itself of a
Member of Parliament is. What is the House going to do, what is
it going to the Senate, what does it do, what can it do
so that that proposal that you carry can happen and that it really becomes the
reality that you want right and everything that you have to go through so that
you, when you are going to propose it, will expose it there in
the Senate, in the House, the Chamber of Deputies. You seem to
work that tastes very good to you. That' s what happens then.
I believe that it is important for the population to know what this process is
and for you to really know what the work of the Member who apart gives
the box of dead and the cantilla and how I will behave for a person
who knows what is going to be there Look, I am going to be
more expanded, not just in the House of Deputies. That is also the
case in the Councils of Regulators. You know that the Council of Regidor is
a House of Deputies but only territorial in the case of us, of the
city. And the truth is that we need to build consensus and it may
be the biggest bureaucracy, because you have to agree with other people who don
' t necessarily have the same idea, or we' re going to say
that you have the same thinking as one. As a representative. It is
important that it is known that the deputy not only legislates to make laws,
but that he must monitor the executive and supervise the same chamber of these laws
are enforced, but at the same time they also represent their communities. There
are collegial bodies that obviously must have a consensus for one to be able to
generate an adoption of a law that involves a job. We are going to
say quite arduously, because not only do we generate the law and deliver it
to the General Secretariat, but they carry different processes within the House, which
makes those processes longer than normal. And you form a project now, August
17th of the 2, 000 or easy Read the twenty- eight and with
the sixty- eight reitas that are already in commission and precisely in that tenor.
I am very focused and very committed also to the case of control.
We, the Dominican Republic, have so many laws, ladies, so many
laws that haven' t changed even one, like in twenty years. I
think that, more than we talk about new laws, we have to control
what we have today, identify it that they are not smiling are executing,
that they are many, and based on that too update. Here there are
laws that are more than thirty years old and I am not just talking about
the Peral Code is that it has not been changed and it is not true
that today' s Dominican society in the society of ten years ago not even
four years ago. So I think that in that sense, you must have
from the House of Representatives, you must have legislators who also audit, inside
you see the laws that are not being implemented and based on that you do
a job of a real control that I can make you a confession before Peter
' s question. I am watching her and honestly, I have interviewed many
politicians who have come, who have sat down and I am watching her and
I do not know you are not pretending what you are saying. You stayed
at home. No, first, no, no, I don' t
want it, but I mean it as honesty, because also when it'
s not critical, you' re talking from conviction. That' s what
I feel, not and that' s good And that' s good that
' s what I reflect, because it really is. I believe it must
be monitored. What we have today to stop invent. No one is going
to invent warm water, because they' ve already invented it. Yeah,
then we see our country. I' ll give you just one example.
The Law on Territorial Planning, which was adopted two years ago. Pico'
s getting dust. The territories were given seven months to make the regulations.
Today, no territory to be completed has approved 100%. We, from
the national district, have sixty- five per cent, but we have not
been asked either and why it is not, why it has made us this
regulation and that it is also within the competence of the House, the Member
and the Members. I think more than creating new things is fixing the ones
we have today, you' d be premature. He' s coming up
to you guys coming out. I can imagine doing politics here. What most
complains to people, what is it, what is its most. Your concern
looks here in the capital. There' s an important issue with security.
I think we need to find a way together with the Power Executive. Let
' s say, renew citizen security. The big one is a pretty big
challenge. But here there is a very strong problem with citizen security that must
be solved. Twenty- four years ago I was walking the happy capital everywhere
and, unfortunately, starting at two thousand one this way. We see,
we complain and we complain, but no one solves the problem that I can
no longer walk peacefully as I did 24 years ago. No, but don
' t go that far. Fifteen or twenty years ago, the same thing
happened to me. I knew I' d walk out of my house and
come anywhere. Not anymore, and that is something that, for example,
of me, in a very particular way, I would like my children to
do that too. Then it' s something you have to put your eye
on and you have to find a solution, but immediate. That' s
right. There must be real changes. Talk to the deputy candidate for circumcretion
number one. Leas Mieses, whom she is currently head of the National District
in the morning, presides over the District Council of Regidors and is talking to
us at the outset. He said something a few minutes ago. He said
something that I share with me the overproposal, the and I' m going
to do, I' m going to propose that and we' re going
to do that. That' s like making people think that they have a
capacity like from alberto to an analysis, to an anamatics of and that they
need. I invite you to make an analysis to all our listener and here
How many campaign proposals have been executed In the House of Deputies can be elected.
To this uprising, dedicate less than ninety- eight percent of the candidate
' s proposal to the position and do not implement that proposal. So I
think that and I' m going to tell you something, there' s
also an important issue. Ladies and gentlemen, we cannot see all sorts of
proposals that are proposed at the end of the day of the vast majority in
cans. We have to look for proposals that can be made. What has
been my great job in these six months to identify candidates from my party and
other parties, to present to you the proposal that I am carrying out,
which is a capital proposal, which is not just a proposal to conclude number
one. It' s a proposal for the national district. Complete that counts
with eighteen deputies to go seeking consensus and you would give pussy, but you
didn' t even arrive. But part of being in a collegial body is
to generate consensus and security to receive the support of others. I believe it
is important that the proposals being sold are achievable proposals. And here is a
listener who writes that what these priorities are, apart from the one that has
already raised the issue of territorial, for example, and more than anything,
control. If I could call it grossly, what should be the priorities at
this point where we first find ourselves as a society and for the second,
already seeing the future. First, education in the whole sense of the word.
We have to generate proposals for legislation, to monitor on the basis of
education, that there is an increase in education, and I am not just
talking about education, that of the school, the schools, I am talking
about civic education, road education, financial education. We have to look for
a comprehensive proposal where all these educations can be implemented and become a reality in
the Dominican Republic. Nothing more talked about 4% of the Ministry of Education
is also looking for how we add in a panson, in thinking, an
academic, a road education, a financial education that at the end of the
day you will not come. I' m gonna see him, but our
kids are gonna see him. Perhaps within ten years, fifteen years there will
be a change in society, but that will focus solely and exclusively on education.
The environment is an important and priority issue, at least here in the
capital. The capital generates a number of polluting parts for the entire country,
which is seen indirectly reflected in the complete Dominican Republic. I believe that we
also have to focus on the issue of mental environment, precisely in the collection
of garbage, in being able to recycle and also, as a third topic,
I return to the issue of security. I believe that both the deputies,
the mayors, senators, the entire political sphere of the Dominican Republic must
make a great working table to seek a solution to the issue of citizen security.
I must finally say, I don' t know how sad Petter I
don' t vote in circumgrement number one. I' m a vertical guy
if I were voted here in the capital, I' d mark yours.
Ah, well, I appreciate it with this listening to you who was a
very critical person. It' s important. Yes, yes, yes,
I' m trying to reach out to your listeners. I' m honestly
saying that because an interview with a lot of people you know that politics is
kind of like the show. There' s a lot of masks. It
' s a movie, but there' s a lot of people inside the
show Frandba that' s frontal, it' s direct, it' s
clear, it' s transparent, and it' s what I' m
feeling. Sometimes people don' t feel like they' re here to make
a commitment. This is not your case, obviously, but in listening to
him and speaking so clearly and without much possession of the magic wand and I
want to solve such things to come to that I do not have so many
proposals, I have only one and I want to make it possible and I
am working on it from now on. If I get there, that'
s what I' m gonna warm up to. That' s right then.
That gives peace of mind, because sometimes one here, once we interviewed
one who was even talking about issues that had to do with das. Bon
told him, but brother was blah or you' re going to the capital.
First worry is a clear representation, but in the case of lice Mizes,
it is good to have these mouthfuls, fresh young ones with the idea
clear enough. I bet on that kind of politician. I defend that kind
of politician and I defend politics because I think politics is good. The thing
is, politics. Many people have come in who notice it is so good
and have given a reputation to politics that politics does not deserve. That'
s what I' m saying. We' re all politicians, you said
when you started talking, and that' s how hard it was here in
the litri that competitive, but good is competitive, to you competitive how the
numbers are going here. You know all the politicians tell you their number so
far up Lancia. I think the best poll and the best numbers are on
19 May. I have dedicated myself to knowing and recognizing every space and people
and listening to people and it is reflected in every space that we can visit,
the affection that we directly receive and that we will take to the polls.
Nineteen more, how many women are here in the shout three. Well,
it' s day one. I understand one. There' s three,
three, there' s three women and three men and I' ve
got the weight to exactly from pr m three and I figure that' s
by Laws yes, right. On the other hand, I' ll take
it for a fee. No. I don' t believe in quota,
I believe in work. Well, I already fall for all of them.
I have to fill the elections tomorrow. Now please you are ten what,
but you change here, for the one, because Mira can do it,
because in the twenty- eight for a repetition or aspire to something else,
or who knows. But I hope, I hope, and that we still
have I was critical the other day and we also criticized it for the February
elections. I talked about that. The lack of conviction of some politicians of
the new generation, that is, also leads to little commitment. And since
there is little commitment, it becomes easy to drill. It gave me a
lot of work to disassociate myself emotionally and psychologically from my political sympathies. You
already do your analysis and come to your conclusions, etcetera. And I know
that many people who have also moved one place to another have gone through the
same process, because one discovers where one belongs or where the space is for
one to be able to defend and promote what one believes. Soon it won
' t change overnight. It' s conviction No. That? It'
s not clothes. There' s no such thing. I walked away from
the Catholic Church at the age of thirteen and I still have affinity and feeling
for Catholicism, like the last time I went to Mass. That' s
right there. That' s right there. So that' s my review,
the new policy, or some call it, which looks very pretty.
But there is nothing called new. There is politics, and yes, there
are good politicians and bad politicians. And only time tells you who' s
good. Who love them is mine. Candidate deputy to psychoncription for the five
number one district of the national district by the PRM and allies or the nineteen,
the dieciu Sunday nineteen in thirty- four days until and four days we
are already in the four d wow already. Finally, if you would like
to add something else, I would like to take advantage of it with a
large number of Members, I will give you a piece of information. In
the end. Thank you. I would like to take advantage of the platform,
the space that I know, which is a fairly well- heard space,
to invite citizens, not only from circumcription number one, but from the
whole country to identify their representatives. Gentlemen, it is very easy, today,
with the tools we have in hand, such as the social networks of
you to know or, at least, to have a clear perception of who
will represent you, to look for people who have a sheet of life to
express, but above all, who have a real commitment and who, on
that basis, exercise a conscious vote. That is why we invite you to
vote on the 19th in the PRM box, in box number three for the
meez list candidate. Everyone who goes through here, something good is stuck in
the two thousand twenty, except because he didn' t come to the tour,
he didn' t come. He did not come to the interview,
already from the candidacy, seeing the pre- candidacy and won the luxury.
But everyone who' s gone through that chair and sat down here to interview
each other is no longer important to know what matters the biggest thing after they
win doesn' t drive them crazy. Not that I commit myself here that
I, if I can see again, return the twenty. If you want
the only one, the only crazy candidate, ugly candidate here from the district
province that has won the Pacheco, you can eat pretty heartily. You'
re echoing is faith ink probabilities already assured, because the candidates, most of
the politicians who have aspired to some public office and here in the district who
have presence look good physically have won. Bro has, you have i profile
fifty percent of the NN. He doesn' t want to leave you with
that. You don' t have to work on the other fifty percent already
depends on your proposal, but really, you don' t really tell me
around here that a deputy came back. If it' s true, he
' s back. What an omar man like this, omar Olus, no
sea But you are all maybe looking different, but you are making a difference
in politics and you have to bet on that. I understand that the political
platforms, the PRM, the fight of the people' s strength, are
the political platforms in which one arrives. But there is something bigger, which
is the nation that we want to build and that there are people with the
clear ideas to get to build. That' s what' s important.
We very much want success. Thank you, thank you very much, so
you know the 19th. There' s more than a pretty young face clear
ideas peter scratch look. There is one issue that has always been talked about
and we here in this program, we have ignored it for as long and
wide as we have in the air, and it is sex uff notice.
We have focused solely and exclusively on man. And on this occasion it occurs
to me to ask women, the only and exclusive women. Well, if
you also have this gay city exactly if theo Orina has silvered if you give
ribelsa in the good open trunk of the things women do after having sex,
I don' t say yes, then this stuff that women do after having
sex, I mean, end up right. There are a large percentage of
women who stop at me, my ap itches for waste, maybe because many
times when you arrive, no, when you reach orgasm you feel like urinating
many times and that happens life or I doesn' t come and you what
you do then after you finish having sex. Good morning, good day,
well, look, I' m finished, I' m answering the sailor
' s chest and he starts parisearing a nipple and I' m staying there
more nothing, another, another or that Eduardo mentala says don' t see
the bamba. It' s young anger of mine going to the bathroom.
Says a new one, because he dies turning, yes, but it'
s already for a defense. What maybe the past or it begs you means
no when you' re having an orgasm as close to good morning, well,
yeah, to boy, to me you have to eat food because you
get a hunger. Oh, but he' s been a man to hungry
men when you' re six, yeah, one that I know you well,
well, yeah, he drank a water, one thing. Good morning,
good. I finish and I lie down, read hug and after you
as you get up and there let me praise. Yeah, you, so
everyone, what do women do after they end up having five, three,
one, ninety- six, five, Thacha. But I don' t
know that. I don' t know his name? I don' t
know what your name is? S doesn' t dry and I think not
words, like pasta. Yeah, good morning, pandia, bandura, come
on, most of it makes you get up this bathroom is gonna stop your
husband. Or wow. Wow, wow? Wow? Wow? Wow,
always good morning, very very nice. He gave them a very good service
there. Joke, very good. What do you ask peter To this now
here at the beat of beauty what women do before I say, after having
sex doll doll doll Good morning, my good day, hello, Bathing me
I mean, it' s like walking like that wet in there doesn'
t work and that to you sleep already you devil in dirty that mario yours
if it' s dirty, you feel dirty how nice you lacquered there that
he came in. It' s not the same. So now one,
like he wants, is ready for me so fine and he' ll cup
you under spit, ay baba a drool. No, no, no,
wait for me, because of penetration, that is, ponmo have to fulfill
me. Oh, not me. When they tell me they bathe, I
think they have sex. On the other hand, I mean, man,
I' m gonna blame you, and I' ve been polishing, and
I got the mucus out and that' s good. He saw that up
is worth a good day. Okay. What you have to do is when
you end up with that and you bathe and wash well, but and if
you have to repeat, go ahead and I tell you very good day,
Alberto Bello. Usually when the play text, you keep flying around and then
what Adrianas says, why you feel like it. Yeah, when you get
wise, you know the thing, that handrail is beme. The woman doesn
' t get pregnant. Good morning, well, I don' t want
to be first after having sex. Good morning, the original after sex.
It is correct, because it even prevents extractudinary infections. I mean, that
' s not bad, and you mistreat that so much, I get it.
Good morning, good day was good day. Then day throws the first
dust. I' ve got you peeing, but forcing your feet up still
works, so I want to, for function interest. So, to get
there faster, he did have one I said put your finger in the manger
and start jumping so you don' t get pregnant. I explained with the
navel level n but, please, but it doesn' t do that after
the local kind of azuta. Good morning. Hey, it happened to me.
First he grabbed and put his hand like a glass. He put it
down there and pulled it out there He didn' t start the bed and
the pee didn' t for the wall that wowed like a chingo, a
chin of water and the second was the second leak. When he ait in
his chest already in his breast he began to play yadic. Done, a
lot of chachito is very cha chinito. When you go to a fist,
then that already put on his diaper and came out. I imagine a madwoman
what women do after having sex. Good morning, none of the good mornings
that make yours good. Everyone knows what there is to chilling and Netflix was
mine of power. The mahogany is they want Netflix and with what strength?
Yeah, mahogany or those women who do that to you now it' s
mine look she' s crazy, put on, your clothes, oh,
for girl. Yeah, no, no, they don' t smoke they
don' t drink soda, we don' t smoke them after sex they
just like to bathe me they feel dirty after they have sex, OW,
what level not for you men to come. Look who you guys are having
sex with that woman. Good morning, she' s sick of talking pile
of m There comes all the trouble. After, not you, you can
' t talk about problems of being able to remember that I' m going
to pay for the boys' school. That' s why, when you
' re with the wife. Good morning, and well I promoted it before
I got home. Many good- bye women ask the exploit what women do
after having sex just good morning. I had a demon, because so you
have to call her she studies urology. So what I was holding was that
when the sheath was to fit me, and when I was done, I
would put it on to compare the size. Five three, one ninety-
six fifty good. Yes, as a wife to medesi with the mother.
In fact, five three, one ninety- six fifty, what do women
do after they finish having sex alone? Good morning, last time good,
the goose, well, off old radio, good morning, ladies day.
Five three, one ninety- six fifty. We' re going with a
lady too. It' s a good favor, a round of ladies that
na circulated the news of the soccer player Ay Caca, so the woman said
she voted for this man because he was too good and all the media published
it. I don' t know where she said it. I' ve
seen the news extensively published, but I also found another news where she says
I didn' t say that doesn' t taste strong anymore, you know.
She said Caca' s ex- wife denies saying she divorced the footballer
for being perfect. She calls Caroline Célico. That wife of football legend Ricardo
Cacá has denied the reports circulating, according to which she broke with the football
stand- up because he was too perfect for her. According to her,
she broke up with Caca for mutual reasons and have been raising her two sons,
Cacai and Celico married in December of two thousand five and two sons were
born from their marriage, a son Luke Lucas Celli Coleite, born on June
10 of two thousand eight and a daughter, Isabella Celie Coleite, born on
April 23 of two thousand eleven. Ten years after their marriage, they separated
and none of them said the reason for their divorce until Sunday, after a
false date suspected to be a statement by Celico went viral. The statement said
Caca never betrayed me. He always treated me well and gave me a wonderful
family, but I wasn' t happy. Something was missing. The problem
was it was too perfect for me. Since then, it has led to
speculation by fanatics from all over the world. Some condemned her and others said
she was probably not happy to be with the winner of the gold ball of
two thousand seven. However, they picked up their stories of installing and she
denied the viral statement about her caca divorce, calling it just a fake,
but also a fake, as she talked about her future with her current husband,
Eduardo Scarpa Juliao. He is a chef and creator of gastronomic content and
wrote for those who have not heard anything from me for a long time,
or have never heard anything before and unfortunately, we are hearing some fake news
and fake quotes. Let me clarify, update. I divorced almost ten years
ago from those fourteen years of relationship given by two lovely teenagers it' s
been almost eight years. I' m with my husband Eduardo and we'
ll have our first child next month. I have a lot of respect for
the history of my life and I am very grateful for everything I have lived
so far. My ex- husband and I found a healthy way to raise
our children and I am very grateful for it. Welcome to my social networks,
which are places where I share on many topics such as family, work
and spirituality, with much respect and love. Thank you. She wrote and
already knew, i e, she left to poop for Eduardo or I left
her because just now I' m going to tell you or poop a picture.
Poop if you' re still single we' re here. I heard
that man you touch me here beautiful e, but I knew she hadn'
t said that. I' ve known since I read this. It'
s not true that she said that this man was too perfect. Never a
woman who respects herself. I just don' t know I said no.
I left it time, too perfect. No, sir, although it'
s a lie and he says no that man is a bastard, even if
it' s not clear that he is. There' s no woman they
' re looking for on the street. No, he was a criminal.
They' re not looking for pretty pods. The good man, he doesn
' t get a date. That' s not true, Alberto E,
I' m scientifically proven. No. Not really. No, no,
no, no, the woman doesn' t use it. It' s
the woman who' s busting him. Poor women, bad men uta.
I' m the bad guys, not the toleros. I' ve got
them tirria, I don' t like men who are bad womenizers or so
not that I don' t put, don' t open up to their
port. Auditi here, niceguys s Finish last is true. Women don'
t like how warm they look too much baggies look there I just got in
there they have quiet man names, not dichotheque. It' s not that
I don' t go out looking for man of dichote ah that' s
what you' ll like woman now. But look at him look at the
side, look at the other side. A that, but also in single
women they don' t get and married women have two and three men because
wowiro. The point is, caca was pretty perfect for it. Not going
on and what' s going to be what' s going to be poo?
Oh, what poo? What the fuck? Using his life. G
has a woman, of course he wasn' t going to be single not,
in fact, and the poop that the kids say, the poop,
the coves that you give here, that here you see poop, the poop,
not your safe children, so nothing. No. I think kids have
a lot of roles in dad conflicts and that was ten years ago that they
totally divorced. I mean, that' s enough, good, it'
s also true. They' ve got to be used to it by now.
Yeah, yeah, but I knew that, that shit smelled ugly to
me, it didn' t smell good, it didn' t smell good,
I didn' t smell good. It wasn' t the story was
longer. I remember. But tell me about that poop thing I said not
that you were very perfect for me, etcetera. No. No. No,
no? Don' t you? Don' t you? Don'
t you? Don' t you? I mean, you came out of
a statement. That' s how you throw a bucket of poo up there,
I mean, no. To Caca No? Don' t you?
Don' t you? Don' t you? Not here? Don'
t you? Cuckoo with Caca, isn' t it? Not poo,
not poo. Well, it' s there. She has denied this quote
that many people shared about Caca. They know that Caca is a Brazilian footballer.
That World Cup narrated by Mr Que. By the way, congratulations to
Mr Bauger, who I saw was finally given Dominican citizenship. Oh man who
' s got her more than won. One of the names of God and
I don' t forget. The name of the term used is Argentine that
from the good ones to Mr Bauher I saw the news last week, passed
in the newspaper that he is already a Dominican citizen. That' s good,
that' s good, and he' s been a great booster here.
The Dominican Republic has been a major force in football. I started seeing
him as a kid on TV on TB thirteen, when he was playing football,
sun or football, football, just football. I saw it in those
years, as more of a jogging and I saw it in telelife as well.
After you know that pana one starting to understand this sport was the one
that translated one into Dominican Spanish. No silver was nothing but Argentine football,
football and the World Cup of Mexico of the 1990s. Wherever that World Cup
went, I didn' t win it to Germany. If I am not
mistaken football in Italy, Italy ninety and I am not wrong in Mexico eighty
- six, Italy ninety- four, United States ninety- four, France
ninety- eight, Béxico, Japan two thousand, two thousand six, Germany
two thousand two, Germany two thousand six, South Africa two thousand ten,
Brazil two thousand fourteen, Russia eighteen and in twenty- two it was where
in catarly look you know, we go to catarte of the ninety having worlds
one for a Sami lesson. It wasn' t. Thank you, Mr
Auger. True, yes, yes, yes, because I' m telling
you that before the World Cup did not pass the full games and he,
then, did a summary in football, only football, and you saw it
and I saw it I started to see it in PP thirteen that you said,
Peter that by a lesson sabi was not the Dominican poop, an injury
was removed by Jorge Rolando Bauger. Mr Bauher to him is already Dominican.
So it has two complicated nationalities, but there is nothing more rebucera and problematic
with Dominican and of course it is necessary to say that character is temperament Argentines
is to put it in a what it calls in one, in a showcase
its hairdo. In the two thousand ten, in the South African one,
I got out of my mind with the eight I gave, that is to
say, he fighting with the players while he nicked the game, made some
comment. Listen to me, you really enjoy yourself. That' s when
I paid attention to José Luis Mendoza. So, star, Jose Luis,
little boy, but yes, I chincito, Luis, that fourteen years ago
I have crashed life so many times. Of course I sense life knocking me
down. So for the lord he' s going to look for congratulations on
his nationality. Dominican forty years. Here too much lasts thirty- three minutes
the rhythm of the morning, ri two ninety and yes, Eduardo, we
begin with a question about the subject of the phone. We couldn' t
hit it. Let' s give it now, well, let' s
go to the symptoms that you' ve passed forty, symptoms that you'
ve already passed forty Here at the rhythm of the morning Rimero, twenty-
six you start disinteresting yourself for sex. Yeah, yeah, it' s
lying down You start what your life turns to basically talking about. Sica in
all groups that you' re not three, I can' t stand a
dichotheque. You' re the one who makes fun of yourself. Yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah, with a hick like that so early, no,
yeah, I come in I drank a tequila shot in bligs, at
least we know it is that after the forties sex disappears, but increases in
masturbation. And I don' t know my life. My life does in
every mood is that when you get to be forty, you have to eliminate
tequila and liquors that are strong. I must say that this weekend served me
to do catharsis and many things that I had pending in my life. But
fuck, you' re fucking black with a tequilafende, too. But that
' s how I let it go. It' s true. It'
s really terrible. Terrible. Good morning. Good morning. Good morning,
Hohilale, good morning. You can' t change much anymore, it can
be a fucking knee. Yeah, or did what happened to me happen that
in any corner is double one foot and your bad? Or it happened to
me in Boston, that I bent a foot side in the calera and then
I walked with a what' s called the sheath and it was given one
flervitia that one not the other and like that cold for lás Kings exactly a
good morning skince look exactly what skin looks like that Imbre and I thought you
were eating me fast. Then as your guajo you piled of land or that
a double peno that we have the bass in the real background music. This
makes me dizzy. This one doesn' t leave a lope. After 40,
you start to look like you like sugar- free coffee. It'
s true. Says this guy who' s 40' s got another ten
taken out that' s dying. L you good morning, pressure, or
you can move that there' s a lot because you get dizzy and more
if you' re passengering forward. No, but I' m going to
take the uvels and put it under my head now and I think the car
' s going back. I' m getting a heifer. The nice guy
was getting wet from this didn' t happen in New York and either and
I took the cell phone or c responds whatsap and to me it had to
be for the car hear that I was getting dizzy. Gentlemen, to God
' s, Good morning, ben Vi mil Hey, you prefer to buy
mouthful shoe that with laces nothing map you didn' t go down to weirder
and reflux, gentlemen, after six o' clock in the afternoon you can
' t see soda. Well days, no power the six power dra hand
time look when you already pass the forty zero league that I commented on with
beer I go for Red or later for wik and this and this no second
cedar will dawn an to twelve of the night. You were already like a
thunderbolt with your arms up and your head up. Ya and inter real.
It has the lactose of Pedro Cuares, truth is the first step to old
age. She' s got lactose tolerance and you know. You know there
' s something about how old you are. We give you the Amazon cart
Ay let' s go the Amazon Adriel cart. You have to use it
in the cart let' s see, let' s do this exercise.
Listen to what Amazon' s carito of mine wants A system of tire pressure
order TPMS solar wireless fuck. Listen to this sheath A one- third HP
pressurization pump for exact vat. Mine has antiaging creams and has a floser tooth
look at it there I have a mirror that doesn' t break. Supposedly.
I have a wall connect to that thing that has a lot of monectoria
up there and Vaina pa usb and a piyman lamp and also you know what
I have here candles, I have here a trist or that it was a
meat injector feeding for season Carney, people go to themselves and say what happens.
Make the link now I' ll pass it to you. Now I
also have a pack of shavers, of course, some razors for the testicles,
an average game, some covers the seats of the guago. I bought
the cover palte book, I bought a coat from the palanta no rebrii you
put it like this for book lever and a pen pack. That' s
what the old Vaina thing, all the good piece, the different colors or
blues, all that I had time looking for and I got it here that,
by the way, I have to check vinyls. I' m gonna
buy some wine. Now ah I know who Vinil sells you to, Vinil,
Good morning at Alberto Dale, so start hitting him with ademan chiquito your
day. Good morning, well, Friend Dale, see it as or has
mare forty you go out, a quote, a Sunday, right and all
the lot. Ah good for va prof made for Luca beach, yes,
yes, truth, before the go to your look the sky is also a
forty good word. Cias this way. My dear brother tells me when you
tell a group that it' s not wise, walk to a smoke.
That' s good enough. From here to the house. We can'
t be moving places to my place. Good morning, Dale Don' t
be I can' t eat a hamburger when I' m not written at
night. If you went past eight o' clock in r and my boy
or he sometimes shows me a pod and I said look Daddy, I can
' t read him touch him away from me. I quote you now get
your testicles. That' s how I am You only get to the witnesses.
Or when you have more pots of vitamin pills than bottled alcohol in your
house and when you get right with your friends and the competition of who has
more chaco and cruises him, they crack a bad bone that should first have
a juice from your house your check the expiration date. Of course, I
' m not climbing. You already have pods from vitamin and bone pods for
vitamin c for the drinker, you do not fill the kill, sheath,
for, for, for everything, for the elbow. Or that' s
no longer true when you see that you, when you' re disfellowshipped by
something that' s the last name. You' ve crossed the line.
You have to drink colagen you know when you realize, as they are symptoms
that passes tolo forty when you become happy if you cancel an exit. Oh
God, look at me Good morning Have a boy. You can' t
get Phini out of bed soon. If not because they carve all the bones,
you don' t really get dizzy. You have to pick up momentum.
He' s got to lift you up like a takel. You'
ve been sitting there for two minutes. Good morning, good morning, hello
awesome I was the partying young lady. Weekends, friend group in my house,
full of friend and a whole day I used to stop with an antisocial.
I don' t want anyone near my life. Well, my sister,
if she' s picking you up more than one or two times to
go to the bathroom in the morning, she' s got more than forty
- two days Good morning, good morning, new week, good morning.
Hear the devil, for I have nothing to eat good morning. Covoring with
what he told you, you' re going to pass a moment. I
woke up yesterday and went into the room and I, like from the impression,
got up fast. And it turns out that now I have a pain
in slabs and neck that I go straight to the old age compasada, because
it is that we no longer go. Quito. That' s one of
the das. What happened once we went to Perez Fasa. Good morning when
you drink if I try magnesia and find it benefit that gives you for the
body. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, when she starts sharing,
cream look at you cream I put on. Yeah, yeah, I put
a stick on this today. Good morning, then. And Albel Good morning
when he goes to the spel to buy Bedray picks him up and looks at
him and turns him all over the place. Yeah, yeah, for a
kiss. Yeah, yeah, the first thing comes from the supermarket and gives
the cassava a carving and leaves the piece that falls on the floor. First.
If you don' t know the hir yuca, please don' t
buy yu, don' t buy yuca from the yuca. It doesn'
t have to be done anymore. He' s got to eat that.
I told Yuca. Easy you by the thickness you take out the cassava.
The cassava was already door countries is that it was already. Before it came
the cassava was badly sown and you came out and JoJo cassava or Malga cassava,
for that is not the case. What is the difference in the belde
matica that there is as domaticabelde equal, but they are called different eh cylandro
and perezjil. There' s a huge difference. The silandro, the cilantro
and the other laziness exactly what they call it vegetables, vegetables. The one
who calls it vegetables is silance, the end without Taint. There is the
silantre, yes, yes, yes, the parsley, the smooth parsley that
confuses, because the parsley curl is easy to distinguish, but the smooth one
looks a lot like the silance. If you' ve seen this Mexican comedian
' s fruit lawsuit. What in the routine he' s got of what
it' s called that fruit comedian, that they' re stuck in a
tomato marriage and I don' t know who. If I find him.
To be Franco, no, yes, Franco is Camilla, I think Franco,
yes, yes, yes, yes. He was once a seed of
Yuca and when ah look that Yuca and people told me no that no Ayuca,
no Ayuca. And then because I understood it wasn' t, it
wasn' t Yuca, it wasn' t Yuca Verda. No, we
all have a friend between Yuki and the other, a mountain in the province
of Alta Gracia. The same way they found out that he was skinned by
the Sembro Yuca between Yuki, Yuca, Pan Yuca, Aha Yuka Yuca,
that Yucayuk is Alberto who is called the fruit party of Franco Escamillanto this of
the route is the end, but look when you take Facebook as a news
source. And you' re right there your concern that there was your four
- way Facebook profile photo, yes, forty- fifty and checking on why
three likes yes, strong, brother look and all that you' ve been
through forty. Good morning alp Indians of mine look when your conversations are about
what you do best, about which sideburns of pressure. It' s good
that he doesn' t give meager dial or anything if which president better if
when he reads in' 90s. And finally, we saw that from Facebook
when it starts to share with your kids or news say look at you guy
who got caught with 15 kids crossing the border. That kind of news is
Facebook random. Yeah, that' s you tap the forties over there a
dog like you on TV or tempting them to luck. Well, you do.
Good morning, grandparents, days of whatever, it has to be good
morning for the old men of the morning. Yesterday. Gentlemen, gentlemen,
now I' m almost forty, what you' ve given me to buy
biotin chips. As the partner said before, the call to see if the
sideburns give you urine and sheath. Now this thing tells me around here,
when you resend a note of a boz of people saying you' re docking
on such a side, yes, take care of yourself, please, and
if you add a little video of the Haitians who are crossing the border and
say look watch out for it, they' re going to invade the vite
to Nuria and he today vitia hurt percent rhyme. We closed today' s
show with Peter basketball has caused one, earned a report, an investigation.
The news from Dr Faldul in Santiago, from Nuria pedra not an investigation of
one, but the news that Dr Fauro of Santiago would have said or ad
or says that he covers autism and this one came to me I don'
t know anything about autism. In fact, science doesn' t know much
either, because that' s something that information comes out every day, news
nine that kind of thing. The scientific community would not yet agree on the
theatre and it is being studied every day. But even the mon so far,
I don' t know if that' s gone out or not.
I don' t really know. But so far this one, as the
specialists say and what they have knowledge of that is that it doesn' t
heal first because it' s not a disease. It' s not a
disease if you have a condition and the fuadora doctor talks about a series of
treatment that he has for the cure of autism, and that' s made
Nuria, of course, do her research and went to get banged and did
an interview, a question and weird look. People who have a child,
parents who have a child with that condition, as humanly as possible, would
try to find any solution to make it clear and I think saying that it
cures pussy I don' t know how it' s a little strong.
It' s strong. That' s all I' ve read about that
subject to this day. Everything I' ve seen and known from the experience
of friends who have children with this condition for many years. To the only
conclusion that I have been able to come up with everything I have read and
with what my friends have told me is that, unfortunately, the scientific community,
as you said, initially, still does not reach a conclusion, a
consensus first of all on how to deal with this, that it is standard.
Let us say that your son, my son, the son of that
and the son of the other respond in the same way to the same treatment
and to the same or the same therapies. It is a very complex issue
and a question of existence. Let' s say, let' s say
yes, it' s a disease. Let' s just say it'
s not a condition. Let' s say if it' s a disease,
because we call disease, maybe those sufferings that affect our ability to lead
a normal life, like any other human being who argue that normality doesn'
t exist. But you' re not going to have such subjective discussions,
and none of that is going to stay on the standard. It' s
not that I doubt whether or not there is a chance that you can get
any way out of this in the next few years, close, etcetera.
But I don' t know I saw this going on and I don'
t have several days watching it in tiktok videos of people pointing out this information
that Dr Fadul gives that he cures or treats or treats patients with autism and
that they succeed with the treatments that he does. I don' t know
I' m skeptical. I' m skeptical, but it was conquillame says
to him. I put him to talk, I also change his behavior,
like at eleven months they don' t remeber. I had the opportunity to
do a job involving children with this condition and I was able to learn a
lot, especially from the specialists who deal with these children. And it seems
to me like a little irresponsible on the part of fadul to say such a
thing or perhaps to sow that hope to parents who are really old looking for
a solution, especially to children who do not speak even has. I don
' t know what you saw in the parents with the kids. So it
' s not something you can take lightly you understand. It' s a
lot that happens. It' s a lot that they live, It'
s a lot that they expect, It' s a lot of anguish,
especially when you have a child that doesn' t talk. Your thinking and
that was told to me by all the parents that I could know that their
biggest fear is going to happen to my son when I' m not here
starting with a child who doesn' t talk. Then I decided to give
these statements. I don' t think he' s responsible at all.
Tea is not something like a flu or a flu I don' t know,
I don' t know. I don' t think so. I
think it' s elegant for there this report that Doria did, the job,
that was did check the lom I throw it out. There' s
a specialist use that they talk about. They really put all that into context.
One of them says he really does according to what Dr Fadul is talking
about, that he cures autism. She' s a doctor who talks about
neurologist, pediatrician. She' s signing that good that the first impression she
has about that is that he doesn' t know what you' re worth
are the levels of autism that exist, because he says that there is an
autism that develops in learning, not in language, and she says that she
immediately heard this automatically disqualified the content. Why. Because if you don'
t even know the foundation behind a diagnosis, how you' re going to
cure it, says the doctor, well, there it is in the car
candle to what you have to lose. But if I have time, a
couple of weeks watching video circulating pointing to this that Dr Fadul good and now
comes to this Tiktok report. It' s a separate universe gives another world.
You know Tiktok arrived. I got to the Tiktok of single men who
say I' m single and that I think I' m in the dry
cleaners of cars. Now all I get is Stoyota Nizan I tit from the
hidden cameras, now in the titus of the House. It' s all
called Punks' The Van Dick to me. Yes, Vaina Nissan If I
have heard one very good Lexus all that tiktok But in tiktok I have day
watching more than two weeks, watching people sharing videos and being critical that this
I saw a video of a lady defending the adult otolfo and already counting her
experience, saying that with the doctor' s treatment, if she saw results,
etcetera, that she had already visited here. Akuja, I don'
t know about that. So, I' m not going to go in
and tell you if the neurologist who quotes Peter is right or not. I
can' t tell you in depth either what the doctor really does, because
I don' t know. Many parents explain it in these videos and criticize
that, that is, people who have autistic children and who have gone out
to criticize. And I imagine the reason for this is that Noria is motivated
to do this story. But in the I haven' t seen the report.
When I saw him, I only saw a small fragment, a couple
of videos that Dr Fadul and the interview Nuria gave him and in the comments
of the other professionals. But certainly this is a topic Look, This is
such a complex issue that this country, ten or fifteen years ago was that
they started to pay attention here Really, most parents with children who have been
diagnosed with this condition before all these years, the years that I say,
had almost always to leave the country or consult them with some professionals who came
punctually on very specific dates to certain medical centers and that cost a din and
still cost money this kind of attention and already everything that has to do with
those who have therapies, treatment are very new issues here, in the Dominican
Republic. Then we know very little about it. The scientific community knows very
little about this as well. When I say that you know very little,
it is that there is very little time to study this and there is no
conclusion or concept that everyone will come to the same sheath for consensus. Even
if you look at the solution but, in the meantime, it' s
still a sensitive subject for everything you touch, and I imagine that' s
what maybe makes it more delicate. Yeah, well, there' s the
whole bottom of it in a candle, the candle for Doctor Fuadulno wants you
to say it. Go and take care to get two out to the Bayana.