And we started with what happened last night at the Oscar they saw the Oscar
and I didn' t even know that yesterday. You' re a good
kisser. Yesterday it was the Oscars and they started at a different time.
We didn' t have to wait. You didn' t have to wait
to try the night. I didn' t see him either. Peter Vazquez,
I saw something on the carpet. I don' t know the Oscar.
It' s always seemed tedious to me. Uh, uh, yeah,
I' m not. I saw Jooncina too, but I didn'
t know how much Yes. Well, the criticism in America, because of
the things he pointed out as good at the prize last night, that is,
as well done exactly was John' s thing was John Snnar' s.
Okay. In short, the odcas were presented by Jimmy Kimmel and were
nominated by the film Openheimer, directed because this fer Nornan and starring Sillian Morphy
and Robert Downey Jr, who won three nominations and won several important awards,
including the best thirteen film. He won the prize expected as the best actor,
while Bradley Cooper left without trophies for his film Master. This is the
twelfth time this gentleman has nominated him and won nothing bigger Cooper Cooper in the
category of best actress. Edman Stone was surprised to win the Port Bur Thins
award by beating Lily Glackstone from the film This is called The Holl Dovers and
was considered the favourite for her role in ah No or that I was wrong
in Killers of the Flowermond Among the best moments of the night was Jimmy Kimmel
' s opening monologue, who combined humor and seriousness from Cor Jefferson won his
first Oscar for best script adapted by American Fiction. Well, I' m
taking advantage of it to say that Hollywood has to take a little more chances
because it' s becoming a place where you almost don' t take risks
anymore and I think you' re to some extent. That' s what
Hollywild has fucked up Politics John Signa starred in this fun moment that went viral
yesterday. However, there was a less successful moment like levit comeyer of Guillermo
Rodríguez, Jimmy Kimmell' s steppe on the evening show, with a prolongo.
Honestly, the ceremony and the fact that there were too many musical performances
for an Oscar event was another negative criticism that got the award in the New
York Post. In short, the Oscars of two thousand twenty- four were
marked by the success of Oppenheimer, some surprises in the performance categories of a
combination of memorial moments and others less prominent in the ceremony. The list of
winners the next one is complete. Better, better film. In the best
film he won Openheimer. Best actress edm Stone by Things and Let me see
Ok, while best actor there won Sillian Morphy from Openheimer. I met this
actor in 28 days. You remember that movie, a movie that the guy
hits on a bike and gets up and finds the world plunged into a hecatombe
that then has another one called Twony Ewiks. Yes, very good, Cyllian
Morphy over there in the two thousand, two, two thousand, three,
more or less was beautiful at that time. Clan Morphy is still a better
secondary actor. Robert Downey Jr. It' s his first oscar and I
think the first oscar that wins wins that way Robert Downey Jr. One of
the stories back to the most interesting success of this actor, because Robin down
Junior you or stage in his career, where everything that has to happen to
an artist so that his career ends up buried in oblivion happened with him.
However, he was able to get back together and there I don' t
remember what the actor was. Mail Gibson was the actor who helped to recover,
helped to recover life and career of this type, which good for younger
generations, has become the heart and soul of the Marvel saga with Iron Man.
In fact, I saw Iron Man the first 16 years ago out there,
more or less? It was in the eight nine, out there for
a while. Blimey. Drug does it sixteen years ago, in two thousand
eight or so, iron Man, the first your oath lasts that film say
teacher a time that records was Drugs, Carcel and rom exactly the best high
actress, David Joeye Rath Randolph by the holl Dovers, which is the film
this one that stays in a school, a teacher, is a student and
this brunette I haven' t seen him, but it' s an interesting
movie. That' s for Christmas, that' s for the setting.
At Christmas in the 1970s, the best director won Christopher Nolan for Openheimer.
Better original script won Anatomy of foll which was the dying kind of thing than
the woman the dog helps unravel the story of being accused of and there goes
all this sheath. While the best adapted script won American Fiction, also the
best cinematography Openheimer, best original music also the film Openheimer, best song for
a film wad Wolf imai For by Barbe, while better edition won Openheimer,
that are the technicians. Best production design by Finks, best costume design by
Finks, best makeup and hair that same film, best Son of Interest sound,
best visual effect Godzilla, Mindus Wone, best international film The Son of
Interest, best animated film The Voy and the Hiron and the animated short oaris
Over and the best short like action The wonder for' story of Engry Sholger,
in documentary Twinny Day in Mario Paul and already in short documentary The Last
reper Shop. Yes, there are the winners. Open is the film that
opts the most. I don' t know why not. Not me,
not title. The film deals with the Tigerk helped develop the atomic bomb over
there in the 1940s and that would carry with that explosive gift that fell from
the sky to Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Pa, I' ve got her closely
associated with the reporter, and I kind of don' t open a cross
like that, but I do. The same thing happened to me. In
fact, I' m reading an Openheimer book and when you take back the
pod and I bought it a few years ago, but it was hard so
many I came Openhamer is hard, but the movie doesn' t cross me
with that go good. There she won what her name is Oppenhaime Openheimer was
the big winner. There was surprise with Emma Stone and other pods. Making
the awards with Cina was perhaps the most viral moment last night. John hin
En Cuero was all over the place. It came out in my soup.
Yesterday, he will johncinar the many days of the Oscar are the other days
of the other awards. All The awards season ends with the Oscar. No,
no, not the film award. Where they give the prize for the
worst movie mom, the rax and they give themselves the day before the Oscars,
that is to say the raxines. I can look it up and see
which were the winners of the rax and awards, but they always deliver on
Saturdays and there was a year when Sandra Bullock won best actress in the Oscar
and worst actress. That' s like an oscar satire. Yes, yes,
yes, but if they were criticizing what was there, there were many
artistic presentations. In fact, the others have always handled the half- hours
as one thing and every change is a rethinking of how it is said to
try to recover the audience The orcas remember that strategy came to accumulate ten million
viewers and the last few years, barely, reached six, seven or eight
ten. I mean, what would have to be seen how accurate it was
to see the rayde even though they' ve been caught lately so it doesn
' t suit. Just like here they have four years covering the sovereign prizes.
Last year didn' t even reach one audience, and everyone didn'
t publish it They didn' t force one It didn' t come last
year. Imagine that rhythm of the morning. Ritmo sells it is how I
find out, because I find out everything I leave him. With the winning
song, it' s not like the audience isn' t exactly Habillish.
This is the song of the movie barbe that won the best song yesterday at
the Oscar Awards that are a few years away from his hundred years it seems
his edition number one hundred looks like sheath like the one of Spain, the
rubita of Spain, that sang as well who pinky pink the fucker for pussy,
yes it appears, but Rosalía sings as when you pee a cat like
you already put the song that incle that didn' t go out travels with
a translator so that you are doing the songs while you are talking, because
there is no one who understands him, that understands him, but to the
damn favor and things that go out of fashion, for example. For example,
you go out and see how much I like it, migro, I
was going out for, but it' s out of style. Well,
something else. Yesterday, in the city of Salcedo, a fact happened that
has shocked a large part of the population of the city and that have gained
a lot of commotion in that city, as there was a fire in the
middle of the closing carnival of the city of Salcedo. Yesterday. Several reports
reported that a fire occurred at the time when one of the carnival groups made
its way out and accompanied by fireworks, and this provoked a fire that went
away that was like from one to the other, one to the other.
Insanity and nineteen people were affected with burns in the Carnival of Salcedo, the
province. Wounded sisters were taken to the city of Santiago San Francisco de Macorís
and others to the capital of the Republic, Santo Domingo, with the help
of emergency personnel. According to preliminary information, fireworks were under the platform in
the cave of one of the carnival groups and in an incident not yet clarified,
the rockets were set on fire affecting several people. Members of Novent 11
arrived to offer the first existence to those affected. A moment of anguish lived
like this to the event that tried to help those affected By the fact,
the carnival was suspended. I saw one channel thirty- seven Cdn interview one
of the people who witnessed and was partially affected, and a relative also got
injured and she narrated in that video that at the time of them I came
out, it seems they put a box of these fireworks that they do are
like pyrotechnic shows, and a drunk broke the box to the box, stood
aside and started throwing. It was gualtificial in all directions and that' s
when it impacted some of those who were in disguise and another person who was
in the audience and burned the costumes of these boys. And this was really
what you see in those videos. That terrible terrible tantesis I' m looking
at you terrible terrible. In fact, when I saw the first video Alberto,
I thought that the fire was part of the costume and that it had
gone out of control, that is when later. I realize it wasn'
t, that it was that they set on fire. Oh, my God,
there' s crazy exactly that, super- flamable. Yeah, that
cloth is that fibers they don' t want to see candles around. And
here are many questions that you can think about about what happened yesterday in Salzedo,
without coming one now to be light in conclusions. But I think where
there' s a big crowd of people, where there' s flammable material
of any kind, that doesn' t sound like a good idea of fireworks
shows. That, that sounds like an absurd idea to me. That'
s clearly an idea of some creative, some unknowing, negligent, unwary creative.
Call it what you want, because everyone we know people who are dedicated
to the assembly of fireworks events, make these shows some perimeters where there are
controlled spaces, where away from any kind of material or issue that can be
set on fire, etcetera. Then it' s to learn it wherever it
is. It' s because even if they' re called fireworks, they
burn in a very real way. So, I mean, the problem with
the idea of the show was artificial is that it wasn' t made by
a professional, because a professional won' t leave you one here. That
came, one stood on an official febol sheath. We' re gonna give
them right to break up and when we get out that was, that was,
but we' re gonna break up and you' re gonna see that
you' re not gonna make it. No one' s cursed or I
' m from the village. Sir, I know what these events are like.
I know. And the unfortunate thing is the balance that this recklessness has
had, because it is a highly reckless act and that puts evidence many things
that must be of the organizers of all events of similar characteristics in the country
take them into account. There was neglect and lack of supervision at all levels.
But the most unfortunate thing is that an event like that, where there
are crowds of people, there wasn' t a bomb truck near in fact,
the firefighter medium to day and they were marching, they walked and the
laments here in the capital was not the day to learn is enfo are very
strict when it comes to, for example, that kind of show at the
event. So where there are many people, there is room and I know
because I have gone to activities where, for example, an artist wants to
put fireworks and authority on people, carp owners for example, there are places
that do not accept you. They won' t accept it. If there
' s some kind of hair, remember the wedding that happened. I don
' t know in which country, in the Middle East, the Middle East
and how many weddings you haven' t seen in Candela that there was a
wedding that was learned in Candelas. Gentlemen, that had to be broken up
and you ran away with that little sheath. There was another wedding in Mexico.
I' m not talking about ten years ago. I' m talking
about three years ago, in the two thousand twenty- one, twenty-
two and peter here are quite strict locals with those issues. In fact,
if there is a kind of atrificial games that is like ice with ice and
makes a species as it resembles, as after it looks like you, but
that I don' t know, it is a closed pario, because there
are protocols that are not of the local per se, but of the square
where the local operates, that do not allow certain things. You forget about
the DJ de la Vega who hit a dichotheque in San Francisco de Macory with
a fire show that he would love for who he can think of. I
don' t know what I think, what exactly he' s got.
If I am not mistaken, in that fire there were also people seriously affected.
I don' t know if they were dead, but there was a
terrible situation in San Francisco and that wasn' t so long ago. Let
' s hear the lady' s statements declaring to CDN that the fire was
provoked by a drunk yes or wait for it was there nade They were brought
here, until the emergency in Santiago, here about seven or eight years today,
but it was an accident. A drunk kicked the can, threw artificial
cans away from the children, but turned around and lit one. One turned
the other on. And it was a chain because I found myself when I
saw artificial college I was afraid of him, I improvise when boy came in
that and I ran out because my nephew was there. So, when I
look at the Baum case and he hugs me, he tells me to take
it away from me, he hugged me and that gave. I' m
so sorry. There were people who think it was part of the show and
what he started recording instead of helping, then I had the kids so serious,
there' s so much intubated. One part was strong. Ma'
am, what was meant to be a carnival party ended in tragedy. You
lived that up close. We see that you also have injuries. Yes,
it was me accompanying my nephew because my sister works security already and it was
the last day and he told me that it was me going to accompany him,
but I was glad that it was his last day, that Sunday went
to the capital to the other parade and the age from the children more or
less as they have five six, they increase. There are adults because there
are also forty- thirty- year- olds burned for children and adults have
established that there are about twenty people affected. Whole rigo was bulls and toritos,
everything. I think there was no one left to kill, what happened,
she says, but I' m going to tell you one thing.
Alberto that a drunk detonated. That was artificial. You let understand no no
tone, no tone in the fireworks, as requested by an account calling Salcedo
VIP that he was at the scene of the events and collected images. Apparently
they lost him in the middle of the street at the exit of the cave
and the drunk kicked the box. The box turned around and started throwing fires
in all directions, and that generated the chain reaction that ended up causing this
fire. That is an issue that is yet to be determined. This is
why this boy counts. I don' t know his name, but I
know his account calls Salcedo VIP and that' s where I saw him Let
' s pause. We came with more of this after the pause of what
happened yesterday at the Carnival of Salcedo. The Carnival of Salcedo had its mountain
range yesterday Sunday and there was a regrettable fact where a fire was provoked that
ended up affecting about twenty people, within them a significant number of children,
adult children. She estimates that there are ten adults and one pregnant woman nine.
That is the number that until the close of last night, because the
condition in which these people find themselves is reported in the newspapers, because it
is not very clear. It is known that there are many of them who
are very serious, especially most children. Yesterday it was transported, fan machines
were treated to the city of Salcedo, from the city of Santiago to be
used in auxiliary breathing to these boys. What really happened yesterday in Salcedo is
an ode to neglect, neglect and recklessness. And they excuse me for what
they may otherwise understand, because only a reckless person, a negligent person,
can think of setting off in the entrance, no matter where it is,
in the middle of a sea of people, a fireworks show. The video
is published, I repeat, on the page where he collects where everything began,
the epicenter, in the zero zone of the fire that yesterday affected these
people in the city of Salcedo, which, well it may have been news
yesterday Paracas. This led to the suspension of the carnival. But I also
believe that this very regrettable fact must be an opportunity to reflect on greater oversight
by those in charge of security and to ensure that minimum security protocols are complied
with than the mayor' s office, which are the mayors' offices and
also the firemen' s bodies. But beyond that they' re really super
supposed to be, but in a crowded environment of flammable materials, it seems
to me that even smoking is an even smoking is an act, an act
of negligence and recklessness. In the middle of any of those events, he
was walking through those estates that had an activity. A friend also wrote to
me yesterday and told me that he had plans to go, but that in
the end he gave up regretting the fact that happened yesterday in the city of
Salcedo de Fuego. But the question you ask yourself and this question I ask
honestly. Similar events comply with some review protocol, monitoring that what they go
about, as I remember it eats fire. I don' t know if
you remember them eating fire. You' re going to play naval and one
of these throws fire and I' ve always been afraid of one of those
spitting fire. Well, I' ll take care of it upstairs. Don
' t go, they' ll light a candle and I' ll have
to witness that sheath. As it has happened here there was a chaw tender
who went crazy after what happened to her, which she caught candela in the
middle of a tente show. A couple of decades ago, which is fire
and current. I repel it too much and the sea. That' s
all three of them. Yeah, yeah, yeah, no. There are
things you can' t mess up. The game is a sheath that is
easily controlled and I think the best test is what happened yesterday in the city
Salcedo. He' s got an organizer, that carnival, the City Hall.
Sure. The carnival is organized by the town hall, some association of
the carnival group. The channel. That one doesn' t have enough time
to perform. It' s like that, but damn it, yesterday was
terri I can imagine the one who came up with it. I' m
eating it. Now let me put these fireworks on what comes out it'
s caravan, uh compare, it' s comparsa, but have for example,
that kind of thing inside an environment like that is a time bomb,
because if I' m supposed to be imagining that that was inside where there
' s a lot of real people with the heat and the thing and the
question, that' s the entrance to the tent. Imagine yourself crazy,
but when you get in the tent, Alberto and he knows where he'
s going to get that artificial fire, because that' s because the worst
thing is the damn log that goes and kicks the box. Uh, no,
I' m imagining what the production was. They' re inside their
tents. They were going out as the artificial games go out and they'
re going to go up they' ve got a drunk. There' s
a drunk who' s always drunk. If you say this way the friend
Charles kings but who can think of throwing fireworks during the day. Above all,
let' s start with the basics. I' m telling you that
was some initiative bank and it' s unfortunate, because we' re talking
about life of people who are at risk today as a result of that innovative
and great idea great, great, brilliant idea by Give him good morning?
Well, good morning? Give him a good morning? Look, it'
s even a silly thing to do that because you want the distraction to be
to heaven, that is, you want people to be fucking with you when
I come out to your company, I find you such a silly tie.
I repeat and believe that this must be an immediate task, that everyone who
organizes a carnival in the whole country must take these things into account so that
a fact like this does not recur when I say take them into account is
that there is as much control as possible of what you have as creativity for
the show. Yours clearly looks Good morning, next morning, good day.
Good morning, yes, I' ve got the cock. There will be
no legal sequence with thirteen people from the yard. He was also a good
participant. That' s a matter for lawyers or the person is identified in
quality, they' re investigating for what they' re entitled to. Good
morning, yes, but good of what you should also think that if you
wanted to get attention, there' s a light, there' s smoke,
there' s that, but it' s not the one who came
up with the idea either. Good morning, it' s a good day
that it was day, then no, but how damn it. He writes
to me here to Alberto that that drunk happened to him like me You look
at them from the drunks who nursed on the street drinking and on drugs.
This is that now the drunks come with the drunkards, they come with both
packages. They come high and drunk. Or I didn' t understand at
all that it was day, because it would have been dark the sheath would
have been worse. Or imagine at night you hadn' t found the campfire.
Well, for that there was going to be easier good morning, which
more very good morning. What really gave me a lot of powerlessness was watching
the video and the right thing in a case like that. I hope that
I know the moment he talks and I hope that no one will happen to
that, but the right thing was to get down on the floor and roll
and with a cloth, go over with it, with the cloths, and
so you could pay. But you watch the video. I' d say
to tell him to lie down and roll, but imagine, yes, yes,
yes, it' s terrible. There are also many people also know
little about this and it is very terrible, but you are right and there
is something Independently. One says we saw the video. Doña mentions that people
were recording at first, but many people preferred to record rather than do something.
I' m leaving See here who that drunk passed him like a dent.
Good morning, Dale, Dale, but true that the low does not
calculate, because that a little you see at night from far away in the
sky above one. Good morning. Give her that one We' re done
with all the good morning. It took two things. He' s looking
at him. The first time I did it there, because it was also
there I jumped. And one of the political careers I didn' t bring
is that that doesn' t pass the all- round end. What an
idea this mandito. I don' t know what it was. What I
say is that in carnivals, wherever you walk, there are a lot of
things that are flammable, fringe and strip and sheath, and it would be
important that in the future, from this experience, the corresponding authorities have greater
control. We count events like these with tools that allow us to face similar
situations, because the fact is already there, the precedent already exists, we
have seen what has happened and we, then we must give him to hope
that we can in the next opportunities not have to face again a situation like
today. We have a firefighter friend who' s going to give us some
details about what happened yesterday and, well, some other things. More than
can be of interest to the audience in the city of Salcedo. Major Oto
Manuel Geraldino, who is the chairman of the academic council of the district fire
department, put him there, there give him good hello first of all a
pleasure. Thanks for the trust. Nothing is to answer it in your particular
good doubt. The first question is whether the firefighters in the country and in
the city of Santo Domingo are in charge of supervising these events beforehand, that
there is nothing that can provoke events like the one seen yesterday in the city
of Salcedo and then any kind of consideration that can do us in this particular.
Of course, if you look to take advantage of the occasion, we
were working very closely with Mr Medrano here in the national discredit pugón sampamento.
Look, gentlemen, all mass events have what they are a cos post In
the port of command are the different relief and safety agencies, both medical,
fire prevention, etc, police and all the institutions involved in any catastrophe that
may occur at a time in my shaman. I' m going to talk
a little bit about the videos that I saw true based on my experience,
in those videos I saw that one person lit up for special funds among all
of them. I' m going to tell you a little theory, the
theory of short fire. Gentlemen Look, for covert fires there must be the
initial four components, which are oxygen, heat, fuel and chain reaction.
All these components must be fully balanced. Mention an oxygen word. Right,
what happened when they started to burn, they started running and what happens when
you hurry. Sure, they increase lies fri you feel breeze, right,
you light up to a bigger breeze, more oxygen. So, one listener
heard that he said the very true part that people should throw themselves on the
ground, true without covering their faces. Why is it said to cover your
face, because when you cover your face anatomically it is easier to turn and
to steal on the floor is something that children are taught in the United States
from a small point of view to open their faces and turn to different sides
to follow the fire. The logical thing always in those events is to have
fire extinguishers nearby and use the scntor. In this case it could have been
used on the stage when the person is on fire and after it is excused,
that it is interrupted, after the fire is extinguished. I saw they
used the writer. It' s not right, because there are then the
wounds can be insected. And a question. To detonate fireworks, you don
' t need a permit from the firemen. Of course if all municipalities,
but men are municipal, as everyone knows, the Previous Ministry and Police has
their department of the fireworks and fireworks part each. In the case of us,
the firefighter body institute national, when we attend different events, for putting
an example in quella that they will throw a little artificial in great magnitude,
the companies emit a letter truth and the fireman body gives it resistance. Both
our technical department and the police inspectors and interior meet in the field look at
the different conditions, different and clear fire fighting units are carried and, if
they are not, that it is a very large assembly, it is taken
to the treasures that in the different types of dry cleaners, etc, to
avoid any situation. Well, thank you, Major, Major. Okay.
There' s what happened. Unfortunately, in Salcedo, the province of Sister
Mirabal formerly Salcedo yesterday for those who are connecting now and perhaps were in an
induced comit, because yesterday, in the afternoon hours, there was a fire
in the cave of the carnival bulls group of the city of Salcedo, which
then ended, affecting about twenty people, much of them children, who were
disguised. Some witnesses tell us that it all started when some fireworks were detonated
and a drunk bastard broke the box of fires began to disperse in all directions,
impacting some of the costumed and burning immediately. Meanwhile, there are a
significant number of those injured who are in a state of gravity who have had
to be helped with breathing machines, are intubated, etcetera. In several medical
centers. Medical centers in the city of San Francisco, Macorís, the city
of Santiago and the city of Santo Domingo. We are talking about twenty people
injured yesterday in the city of Salcedo, in the middle of the celebration of
the closing of their carnival, which was supposed to end yesterday and which,
well, then ends with a very unfortunate situation. On the other hand,
I don' t know if you read the news of the twenty- seven
- year- old Dominican who was gunned down next to her eleven- year
- old life in Washester, Massachusetts state. Well, about this fact,
the newspaper Daly News tells me that' s what I suspected this was about
some sort of adjustment. Of course, not with her, but with someone
close to her, because of all that was implied yesterday in the New York
newspaper Neilly Daily News, because the Daily News of England, in its section
gringo, says that this murdered woman was a national guard. Like many abran,
she was shot dead with her daughter. Her brother was imprisoned in two
thousand sixteen for an involuntary manslaughter after beating a teenager with a baseball bat.
They already stabbed their buttocks at a birthday party and the young man' s
name was Robert Walker, and it seems that everything is linked to gang problems.
Her brother' s 28 years old. It is not known, or
at least those known, that these individuals presented themselves to the household of this
family. She was on her way out, she was returning the next day
to work as a national guard in the State of Conneticut and was a young
woman of just twenty- seven years old, and there were more than twenty
- seven shots fired at her and her eleven- year- old daughter.
One thing of truth to all, for Chassity Núñez' s brother, who
was murdered with his daughter, was convicted in two thousand sixteen for murder and
voluntary. Núñez received a sentence of between seven and ten years for the attack
on Robert Worker, a teenager who died after being stabbed, stabbed and beaten
with a baseball bat at a party on two thousand thirteen. Although he did
not die of the beatings, he died of an asthma attack that was divine
to him from this situation, from this conflict and ended up costing this boy
his life. Along with another assailant, Michael Ventura, they were accused of
leaving the victim' s family forever incomplete. That' s what the tragic
incident says It took place at a surprise party of two- sided birthdays,
where Núñez and Ventura confronted Volk, resulting in a violent confrontation, a goal
that was attacked or a bottle, a baseball bat and a knife and then
found unconscious against a tree. Although he was taken to the hospital, he
died from an asthma attack complicated by injuries sustained during the attack. Uña and
Aventura admitted the charges of manslaughter and assault. Despite the prosecutors' request for
a longer sentence. The deceased' s brother was sentenced to seven years'
imprisonment, followed by three years' probation. However, he is no longer
in prison. Núñez' s criminal past has resurfaced after the tragic death of
his sister, Chascity and his niece Cela, who were shot dead by a
car parked outside a wester' s house Despite his achievements at ca NS and
his service in the National Guard, Chassity' s life was cut short by
violence. Karel Mengual, another individual related to the shooting, was arrested and
charged with multiple charges. The mother of the dead young woman laments the loss
of life of her life and granddaughter, describing them as two beautiful souls.
Meanwhile, the police continue to look for the Jean Belnavis, another suspect linked
to the case. The tragedy has left the community shocked and in search of
justice. So this was about the herma, it looks like there' s
a link, a mess of old bands settling accounts apparently, that' s
where the investigation theory of the Massachusetts State authorities is about this case and it
seems to have something to do with this situation with which his brother was involved.
That you know that there are many young Dominicans who come to the United
States instead of Ison Community College to study and learn some burdens. I have
gangs of criminals and gangbanger, because you will remember the terrible case of the
Jason champ what he called the book The Little Brother of the Brons of fifteen
sixteen years that a group of tigger confused him with another boy and enters the
stabbing, because before the one that we are looking for and stabbing him and
killed that unhappy and cut off a productive life that they were not. And,
well, now they' re facing the consequence of their bad decisions.
You know what it' s like for God to give you the chance to
go live in another country with so many more opportunities and you decide. Get
linked Look at the truth that wow hand Wou. There is this case,
because this is the most recent that the authorities and the American press have been
able to make known. Apparently, the line of research being pursued is to
establish whether it was an adjustment, of account, of a confusion, but
more seems the first than the second. This is truly regrettable, because we
were all surprised by the news of the death of this young woman of about
twenty- seven years last week and her daughter of eleven was a lot and
she was a girl who had studied at university, had prepared herself and was
serving in the National Guard of the State of Conneric a very unfortunate thing indeed.
That morning rhythm per channel one hundred and five, one rhythm ninety-
six five of the most interesting look. During the weekend, the video of
a man claiming to have been attacked by a biker who crashed into his vehicle
went viral and in the middle of the exchange a culture has been created within
the bikers that they have to be solved right there is a way. Most
of these engines impact the person' s vehicles. That' s not a
matter of accidents doing it with intent to distort and more, if they'
re older people and women, they do that. That' s a modus
operandi that these guys have, that goes so that you guys aren' t
going to confuse, not that you look. Most bikers who work in delivery
service do that. It also does not matter the company in the case that
this gentleman denounces that this gentleman is pointing out. He, because he describes
that he was an order driver, already in the same video says if the
company he will solve what ended up happening to him at the end of the
conflict, that was that the rider broke the glass and undertook the escape.
He says he' s got the guy' s badge I hope he shows
up, and now the assurances are that the authorities have a duty to do
this is out of control, that is, here every week. All of
these were isolated facts, but every week we have the story of someone who
ends up being attacked by a biker, especially these delivery engines with broken glass
my rearview mirrors cart and it can' t be possible for us to be
subjected to this. We' re in orphanhood. The authorities have not left
at the mercy of this one of these swarms of criminals on two wheels.
We are at their mercy and he and Steam publish some very interesting information today.
The insurance sector disbursed 14 zero million in compensation payments for road accidents and
many of these caused by the recklessness of motorcyclists. This is said by former
Vice President of the Dominican Chamber of Insurance and Reinsurance, Miguel Villaman. He
explained that the amount of SS due to accidents in which motorcyclists are related must
be seen on two sides, the damages that these cause to the vehicles insured
through the destruction of accessories such as ribets mirrors, and another side, which
has to do with the accident where motorcycles and their drivers that cause death or
injury to them are impacted. He said that most of the lawsuits for deaths
and injuries in the traffic accident that are in the courts in the Dominican Republic
correspond to those involving motorcyclists, because many of the accidents are caused by their
recklessness, which causes vehicle drivers to have collisions and overturns and impact other vehicles
or properties. What he said represents great losses for the insurers. The accidents
caused by the reckless handling of motorcyclists have become a nightmare for the population.
The latest national road safety survey says that people are not concerned about trans accidents
by thirty- eight percent of what they responded to, they were told that
a relative has had a traffic accident at least once in his life. Yes
it says this note published in the distin over these fourteen billion and this man
denounces this last weekend and there is then no one here who controls these wild
beasts, which are the terror of the streets, error of the already birth.
I mean, the bikers are waiting for us, the cars are causing
an accident. I don' t know if you remember the case of the
person who passed away when the vice president moved on February 27th at the Churchil
junction with 27th of February Avenue here in Santo Domingo, and one of the
vehicles hit a motorist who didn' t ignore the fact that security agents had
done that is what they are doing to stand on the corners that are in
some engines and they are advancing and giving preference in the case of the president
and the vice president, and this type. He blew that up and the
tiger went crazy like an exploited chichihua, dried up like a coconut and then
the family wanted the state to answer him, to do it. Answer for
the death of your relative. But how can you answer yourself with no fucking
answer? You' ve been given the pair, and you' re superbly,
you' re going across to pay attention to yourself and you' re
provoking your own tragedy, your own work, because I guarantee you. I
don' t know, but I guarantee you the state didn' t solve
anything. I told you, I found out myself and I know someone who
worked is no longer in the cuset, but by then I was there and
I tell him I' m making the case. That' s not what
insurance does. It' s the family that makes in burus or insurance.
The state didn' t want to solve anything. That' s what was
done in that case. They are vehicles that are insured, which are properties
of the Kuse Per Kuset has its insurances and, in the event of having
been involved in accident, the Kuset has, like any other institution, company
or citizen, sure to answer for the damage. The treasurer took care of
nothing and well done good, but it cannot be possible, for example,
in the particular case of this gentleman that I am talking about. Sir,
that happens every day. You forget the case of the pregnant lady who was
in a Lincoln and a biker went and broke the glass to the lady.
Thank God, that a citizen of those anonymous heroes out there caught up with
him, gave him reach and gave him and lured him into a stick of
light that left him. Seku went his way there, but two have become
the cancer of the streets, are the cancer of our avenues, roads.
That' s why we' re in number one place in fatality on roads
around the world, or four cancers on Dominican Avenue roads. The motorists,
in the first place, the cacincos and the sonatas, and this is not
going to be fixed and add up the daijazu and the notes, or that
come the truckers and the public guaguas. That' s when you go to
the statistics of every ten accidents that happen eleven involves any of those four elements,
uh minimum, because the natural pace of the biker, so I put
second, the sonata loka five, the notes the tayazo, like it'
s called look look, leave it your look. The natural passage of any
of those energies. The channel on two wheels is a car of that and
the beautiful series is almost entering the bid. He' s going that way,
he' s going that way, he' s going that way.
Then someone' s gonna have to do something. It cannot be possible for
us all week to have a complaint, a person who has been the victim
of an assault on these animals. And the main problem is those who are
providing delivery services. They excuse me that perhaps most of them are not,
but the large number of those involved in accident and assault are part of these
companies. Perhaps most are not, but most of those involved in accidents and
assaults are members of these delivery companies. Here, in the country, things
wish two quick recovery to those affected by fire. Yesterday at Salcedo Carnival and
ninety- six. Point five, here in the capital of the Republic the
licensed, pearl breu with us today. Today you have topic you tell us
what we have for my time. Good morning. Alberto' s theme today.
It' s or don' t be afraid it' s like a
tip. Please, all those people who already have an appointment to call an
immigrant have to check it out before they go to fingerprinting, check and confirm
that appointment. And is that the embassy not necessarily the day you schedule the
appointment, that has to be exactly empty. If not because also, for
example, there are days of harephis some expected fact day that change the exact
one. There are many people who have lost dates. If this is why,
then remember that if you miss the fingerprinting appointment, you automatically lose the
other one. I have had clients who, unfortunately, like the lady I
met the day I went to renew, the lady had for the previous Thursday.
I went Sunday and she was Sunday taking huiy and it was Thursday before
She should have gone Thursday. Yeah, she was wrong for four days.
And for four days. I, gentlemen, give much of my inheritance.
I feel sorry because there are clients of mine that I write it to their
whatsapp, I give it to them in writing in the envelope I tell them
about you and they have lost the fingerprinting quote and I sometimes say why it
will be what is happening. So, you have to keep a close eye
on this and I say it' s the confidence that we have that good
fingerprinting. I can' t schedule it another day, so you don'
t know that you lose the like, from fingerprinting it immediately lose it from
the embassy. So, please review those appointments before you attend that interview,
remind you that the form of that one hundred and sixty, which is an
immigrant' s visa, is the last thing to be filled out. You
don' t have one. He' s said it a thousand times.
Please don' t fill out a form to schedule an appointment. Please,
then you come home, like my satiating friend' s case. They programmed
it in the 21st. In the twenty- first, the guy was had
a life and arrived on the twenty- three, in October of the twenty
- nine gravis another life. And obviously, when they start asking you about
your past life, they have already happened a series of events that have been
determining in your other reality, because you are not going to match what they
ask you where I live in such a place. This isn' t living
at the site. No, I don' t live there. Exactly and
married, single, single, divorced, exactly divorced, or I say the
same thing as the widower, etcetera. And unfortunately, it was when they
filled you up and I consulted you, that' s why they were more
convenient if they let you miss that date or go to it. And you
had told me that it was more convenient to lose it, because, unfortunately,
who filled it out, who made the process full form and societa and
callo, date, etcetera. And nothing could be changed. Can' t
you change? After you attend fingerprinting, you can' t change it.
Now I have had clients who show up at my office before fingerprinting and tell
me to look at my form when I look at the date of the form,
but look you filled out that form. So many months ago, voter
and how. You tell me that I boat it and in my love destroys
it fills it another new one and yet, Alberto, they discuss me within
the consultation. You have patience and say yes, I command any then,
please listen to me, because I do it for your convenience. As I
tell a lot of clients, there are clients I' ve told you.
Look, sir, I have a visa for myself. I' m interested
in you having yours too, so I' m telling you it' s
not even to do your process. You do it the best way, but
you have to fill it up again before the fingerprinting. Now, if you
were fingerprinting, you can' t change. I' ve seen forms that
go to a fingerprinting and I' ve told you to look better. Lose
the appointment and lose even the money and don' t attend with that formulation
of the embassy. That' s just it. They japonen bravo Ja has
his$ 180 five dollars in his pocket exac exactly bread in bravo The gringos
are$ 180 five dollars to himself. It is then licensed in these cases
that you point out that these mistakes are made, how often, if you
are seeing it, what is happening to you that I believe the other po
of the date you are given for the fingerprint request, photographing, etcetera.
And sometimes when you touch the appointment, they spend weeks of course that yes,
I kiss Alberto every day and people who have denied him the visa for
that reason, people who qualify, but I see him every day. That
' s kind of very common and still even more so than I inform you
here, people fill out the appointment schedule form. I mean, there'
s no way that' s not done. I do not understand then,
walking back the steps that the paths we have already traveled in the past,
you must organize how it is that this is arming you soul it all clear
and you first choose the appointment. You just pick the date. Don'
t do anything else. When the form is filled out when it is impacted
by quoting. I have so many customers. Thank God, I have a
lot of forms to fill out. I don' t trust anyone. I
trust I' m the one who fills out my forms. I don'
t give anything away, because I don' t believe anything but in my
work and I take it to a ment in that particular of the one form.
Where you prefer. You guys trusted each other a month earlier. I
am, yes, it' s me that' s going to do it.
I do it a month earlier, I pearl, but I know how
I' m gonna fill it out a month earlier, I know what you
have to have form. At the time of the interview, a month before
and dried up and returning to the ok topic I arrived at the back.
I got the date on the date of the back date. I' m
in the back and there they take pictures of me, they take fingerprints and
so on. But my date is in three weeks. Yeah. When I
go to that fingerprinting and photographing appointment, I must have already had the form
filled out or filled it out at what time the fingerprint is called a me,
I fill it out a month before the fingerprinting, ok a month before
the taking and I fill it up so I also fill it with days,
three weeks later, and that information doesn' t look. What' s
going on? It' s just that if I fill it up a month
earlier, I know the questions that can change. If the date day is
in a month or two months, I know what' s going to change
and tell my client. If this happens, you have to let me know
Try not to make it happen so you can attend that ugly one. For
example, the most changes can be work, an exact new trip c job.
That changes your form completely. That' s right, there' s
a legend license from the other day I saw that if you travel to these
three countries, there' s more chance that they' ll grant you the
American visa. Italy, Japan, No. No, no. It'
s Italy, Japan and Canada. This was like I was looking for.
The grace is that Canada now uses a visa for Americans, it doesn'
t meet Mexicans. He put a bisa on the Mexicans for rengga so much
embroidered full of doctor. The northern border is almost the same as the southern
border of the United States. And then I ran into that. And the
question many people ask themselves is that I had a history of going to apply
for a travel visa, say places like Europe, countries like Japan, etc.
It generates much more confidence in the Console at the time of evaluation and
system some historical oku. That has to do with who interviews you. I
say that trust is the correct form, because I have had many people Alberto
who have filled out his fomularies they and people who have traveled to many countries
of Europe, to many countries and go to the American embassy and be the
water. But I didn' t fill out my correct form. Of course
you already have a guarantee that you have a migration path that has contributed well
to those countries and that can make the Consul, if at his disposal,
take it into account. But if you filled me out a form that I
lack information that I know you have, that maybe you' re not denying
the form. He' s going to deny it, even if you'
ve traveled to those countries. I saw him today. You' ve seen
those cases. Of course, it is very much and usually, what has
weighed down information, which has been hidden, which has been wrongly given.
Basically I work people, like the form of that one hundred and sixty asks
you for one job. There are people who have three and up to four
job tickets or whatever and they don' t indicate it, and okay then
they put one. They just tell us that they have another exact example,
so they have another record in another company. Consul loob is not on the
form. He can' t give it to you, because to give a
visa he has to be everything he' s seeing on his computer, being
on the form. If Alberto works in the morning rhythm and I also work
for star ninety, I' m registered. Alberto has registered you in those
two companies, because this is only being done by the 90- six-
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a channel- registered tony in two- fives. This is just a salary,
just a salaga. Don' t ask me here, Heberto, I
grabbed that I have a grip, but I can' t cough eh I
don' t know when to drink and lived on two payrolls jjjaja ay a
licentiate. Well, then it' s important to let people capitulate that,
at the time of their appointment, they don' t fill out formulan.
Ask please, don' t be hardheaded, don' t be stubborn,
listen to me which is for the benefit of you licensed. Tell me the
top three of things that people tell you not to make yasen and that they
have you deeply frustrated fake work letters. The nyth number is to be number
one. Good number, number one is the form you fill out. Number
two the letter was and number three that if I' m single, completely
single, he' s single. She' s never married, but then
I' m divorced ten years ago and I consider myself single. It'
s at the consulate. I' m not single, I' m divorced.
I' m always gonna have that baccalago upstairs for the consulate until you
have a new partner. I have to be a slug. It gets one
like on Facebook or already when you fill it in a relationship, not alberto
and let me tell you that I just have to get my clients out with
a spoon. You' ve never been married, never, never. I
never want to give the job. Oh. I have to tell you if
you give me some bad information and I have to fill it out again,
you' re gonna pay me back. So that' s how they talk.
Okay. I' ll take the woman. Well, she' s
a graduate. Thank you for your participation today. When you go to Santiago,
you see more, if God permits, on Wednesday, March 20.
Wednesday, March 20, that' s next week. So I' m
taking listeners in Santiago who love to peter the whole team here at their time
so that they can go to the dandelion. I have a case. Li
Ay no lisle do for next time and closes. I' ve got some
friends coming to me, a real licensed friend. You don' t know
the damage it does to me for my mental and emotional health your participations here
in the dorama. I have a friend who has$ 200, 000 that
in capital is that three cheles of ten thousand pesos. S investor ten million
pesos approximately twelve million pesos two hundred that he wants to make an investment in
the United States so that you help him manage the residence one eight with two
hundred thousand dollars. No, not my love. I think the only ones
who were lucky enough that they sent a letter to their house that they bought
was my mom, it was my sister and husband. I don' t
know another case where the Immigration and Citizenship Service and the American thing sent him
a letter for them to change are their status as owners of various properties and
things in the United States. It' s the only case I know of
good. I don' t know anyone else knows you another license case and
then these poor people agate ten thousand dollars a lawyer to reject that because it
' s not just saying no. It' s knowing how to say no.
So I' m, I' m advising a friend no longer hears
today he sent you taking your job. Yes, but I' m recommending
it. You put up a difficult case, it' s already out of
your hands. Yeah, it' s illegal legal, several don' t
want you to say he' s a citizen, not them. Illegality is
an act that violates the law, the immigration law. When you enter the
United States, yes, because it is not by a channel enabled for them
let' s say immigration post in a pueto, an airport, at a
border. You entered illegally in violation of U S law. Now when you
enter, as the law says, right, the graduate. That' s
what I' ve learned here, she' s a graduate. When you
enter through one of those ports with a warning, everything is what you have
physical presence, illegal, exact. It is then undocumented. It' s
good, it' s well documented, or he married the citizen there with
a documentary. No, but it just can' t be. But that
man doesn' t know what he' s doing. Then there' s
japita you get out of there. You consu rujo son with that undocumented one.
There you are, well, but she gets into a documented and has
a source and they have an American son. Now, Juan, they'
re gonna have to wait like d' s dads like relatives. Yeah,
that' s right, yeah, yeah. I know a case of two
people who entered the United States exactly two thousand one. Their son was born
in two thousand two, the oldest being twenty- one, and they,
because they are evangelical Christians, never wanted us to lie, or deceive,
to deceive the system and they are twenty- two years old who do not
step on the Dominican Republic. You are already started the process, but you
have had to wait all this time. They sent me to mind that I
cared about Peter No, but they said thank you. Thank you. We
are going to the pause leaving the morning to the graduate, to the people
of Santiago the twenty goes there on the 20th of March. So in attorney
pearl breu and eight there are nine six myths, noveta and six, seventy
- five, nine six to give me cariñitos by Whatsapp, don' t
flunk that that' s for consultations. Yeah. Yeah? Yeah? Yeah.
Ruled by the mayor most voted, it was not Kelvin Cruel, most
voted of all February, Kelvin Cruz. He is careful that the vincluccino falls
into what is called the curse of the third period, because that is the
one of this theory within the politicians. Although El Salvador leaves, there is
an old woman who has been since eighty- eight, being the can of
that is thirty- seven years old, being mayor in El Salvador won again
now in a municipality near the capital or that is part of the capital of
Salvador. But there is a theory that the curse of the curse of the
third period, which is beginning to have an effect on the youngest voter,
is getting sick of seeing the same people who rule him wants something new.
And he wants something new is a phenomenon that is given cyclically the phenomenon that
the PLD lived in the two thousand and twenty. He' ll live it
inescapably if he wins in the twenty- eight. Whoever goes for the PRM,
then inevitably in thirty- two, whoever goes as a candidate, because
he will have to face a soapy slope for similar to the one he had
to give won it in the two thousand. At two thousand twelve, you
know why, because I had no competition for a hippolyte. Hipólito came out
apple d lo de la calne, lo de la poda, lo de loco
rutos, I' m going to put everything in jail. I have the
theory that that was with all intent not to win, that it did.
Dad the best, the best in the world, pound for pound. Well,
speaking of other things, in recent days we have seen the news many
facts involving airplanes, and above all not to the neighborhood planes of one that
already or bear another name, but airline planes. It' s important in
this case United, who had a problem at the airport. One of those
planes from the city of Houston and another in San Francisco, but the one
from San Francisco was the most. Like what we do now,' cause
I' m going a meme, over there,' cause you see when
a plane taking off comes out a wheel. Yeah, but that meme,
that must have happened on someone must have recorded it. But this one I
' m talking about happened a few days ago. A United flight departing from
San Francisco International Airport was diverted after takeoff on Thursday because a tire fell and
crashed into a parking lot, damaging several vehicles. You know what your way
to small mouth is and crossing the Americas to make a rubber up pussy.
It' s got to be bad luck. Well, the flight at thirty
- five had just taken off before eleven o' clock in the morning,
Pacific time, and was headed for Osaka, Japan, when one of the
six tires of his thirty rear landing dropped the seven hundred boing seven and seven
two hundred then went off to Los Angeles International Airport and at one and thirty
- nine o' clock in the afternoon. According to the flyware page,
the runway was temporarily closed for crews to remove specialists. Let' s say,
the techs threw away the debris from the incident. According to the NBC
network, it is planned well, a new plane started winning the flight with
the two hundred and forty- nine passengers to the city of Osaka on Thursday
night, said a spokesman for the airline and a nighted to the newspaper use
to Day by email. The seven and seventy- seven- two hundred boing
is designed to safely land on missing or damaged tyres. United said the airline
also said it works with customers and owners of damaged vehicles to ensure that their
needs are met. Well, for those of you who are worried about a
plane losing a rim in a weird incident like that. According to the aviation
expert, David Evans, who is also an Air Transport pilot and FAA certified
flight instructor. From time to time this kind of thing happens, but at
the end of the day it usually happens without incident. Evans said the airline
did the right thing by diverting the flight to the nearest flight with something not
very serious, and stressed that no one was in danger by the tire,
except the people below. I mean, rubber is the size of me.
Yeah, yeah, yeah? They' re gomon, aren' t they?
Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? And especially from that plane he
looks. I' m going to watch airplane maintenance videos. Sir and change,
one of those rubbers is Anderson' s sheath. It may be that
he uses, like, sixty- five bolts, a big screw, a
safety stage, a fan that' s pretty powerful to cool the brakes,
and we have to disassemble all that, apart from a gas pressure monitoring system
that they throw out and all those pods. I think that, seeing what
happened there, what could have happened Adriana, was an oversight of a change
and something didn' t put in or the wire that carries the bolt that
prevents the big nut from sticking out or something loosened there. You know who
can help us. And j anders are better than me, because he already
works with that part of the plane and that model. I don' t
know which model worked, but with a beret exactly. Cnterson is a friend
of ours who works for the aeronautics industry in the United States. That'
s right then, but yes, we' ve already seen several incidents involving
what' s involved in anything. Yeah, because you studied this and I
saw a specialist agree with you. He said the CBS journalist asked him in
a report I was seeing this weekend, he' s making aviation in the
United States less safe because of all these things we' re seeing, because
there was also a plane collision at an airport in the United States, and
he said it' s not at all things that happen. What happens today
is that, unlike other times, the press is more attentive to the things
that involve aircraft and involve rape is like an aircraft is that the plane leaves
with a defect. That a defect may be that there is no ashtray in
a bathroom, that doesn' t have a seat belt, but also because
the planes have you, you have manuals to operate that plane. When they
lack or have a defect, I mean, you have a manual that tells
you I' m missing a wing, then you' re missing a wing.
So when you' re missing a wing, you can fly so fast
at this altitude it' s normal. I also saw a specialist talk about
the myth. The myth has been created that traveling on private aircraft represents a
much greater risk of having involved you in an air crash than in a commercial
passenger plane that flies much more frequently. And this has resulted from a large
number of private aircraft that have been involved in accidents in recent years. We
' ve seen a lot in the last five years in America. Over the
past year, more than four have passed and with fatalities, such as the
one that happened in Miami about three or four weeks ago. And these experts
also respond that they don' t. The thing is, you' re
watching a lot of news. I mean, every day events happen that don
' t happen and there are sinister events that are terrible, but they'
re still a little bit of a picture of what' s in America.
It is the country of the world where the most private flights are in the
air, at any time of the day you can imagine, there is no
other part of the world. In fact, with the number of private flights
in the United States, this sinister amount that occurs is within the limits or
margins of claims that may occur for whatever reason, but that there is also
one point, and that is that commercial aviation is much stricter than private aviation.
That' s why maybe one or more likely to have accidents and pilots
sometimes relax more, that is, because of a lot of factors, that
is, you don' t have the fa on top of you the same
way, the same way as when it' s commercial, made every time
you get a plane. Of that there are five hundred people riba of it
and there was always one of the flights that diverted me there, for another
airport. When the plane landed it was necessary to re- assemble a plane
so that the plane would take your destiny. The guy on the plane said
well, we need to change a rubber. Now this plane leaves all over
again, yeah, be radio- ringo and everybody' s gone already.
It' s a problem with the smell that left you. He was throwing
in there He' s looking at me in Panama. I was on top
of his plane. In Panama something happened that shouldn' t have been done,
but because of the speed of the flight and a line was like the
one I was traveling, I was surprised and it was that we had not
renvia, they hadn' t changed the gate like five times. By the
way, it was that airline. They hadn' t changed, no.
No. No. The one I say is another one that I said Panama,
true you imagine clearly and when we are to me I touch the gate.
I think it was the three of them and I was going for the
gay guy. It wasn' t all about the gate, and in the
end, when there' s already the group of people who were going to
Bogotá, he says no. No, don' t go back to the
gay guy you were,' cause that' s where we' re gonna
take him to a car or hotel plane,' cause what there wasn'
t the jed airport was too hard on that and the plane was hit.
It was what it' s called when you park it like in those places.
Rampa in Rampa. The plane was in Rampa and we were mounted in
two guaguas of those airport quays and sheath scares and they ride us and says
the stewardess says at least. Good gentlemen, we have some bad news.
The plane hasn' t been fueled. Imagine how nice it is. Then
half of what' s on the plane has to get out and what'
s on the other half has to stand. You don' t do that
to planes. He' s not fueled with people inside, people inside.
There are many airports that have that as a security standard. I don'
t know if everywhere, but that' s what I' ve read so
far and you can corroborate me. Or not. Adriana, no, no,
no, no, no, it' s not like then you know
half an hour standing on a plane and I said they and if someone takes
it from what they' re out there, he lit a cigarette. You
can imagine. You know that airplanes are fueled like this I learned when I
was working at Isabella, because not even that. That I didn' t
even remotely know he' s getting gas and they put it like a wire
to land it exactly, to avoid sparks and things exactly land. Or then,
in the case of this San Francisco plane, which lost a rubber in
the air and a go told him well, they are a normal event.
It is rare, but it can happen, which does not represent danger,
because all planes are designed to be able to land without the rear train a
rubber two and they are, therefore, giving their faces and will respond to
the vehicles affected. In the parking lot of the international airport to esan físico,
that grandfather was going to Osaka. Yes or take out, Saposacaposaca,
take out Joseph and you remember the tiredness of the man who took last week
' s life in his vehicle on his way to work. A colonel from
a colonel I think from the police. Well, if he worked, he
was the National Institute' s security officer for the same thing. Well,
he' s calling for a digital newspaper. The proclaimer, the proclaimer is
net, com has explained, the possible reasons for which he is this gentleman
would have taken his life have been made known, as revealed by the note
published by this digital newspaper debts, for alleged addictions to gambling caused this fact
that took place last week. This happened on Friday on the way to your
place of work early in the morning, as we heard about this. And
this was about eight o' clock this news came out, eight and a
half o' clock, the lord was supposed to have debts of almost forty
million pesos and had lost an apartment and custody of his children. The note
says that a matter that influences more than one imagines, which is a ludopathic
topic in a case that seems that part of the life he aspired to went
away in that way with indebtedness resulting from this addiction to games, said Julio
Martínez Pozo in today' s program referred to this and that is what echoes
the preacher, the military man named José Manuel Medina Aquino, in charge of
security of the National Institute of Forensic Sciences, took his life a little less
than a kilometer from reaching his destination, after receiving a fulminant call, according
to some rumors, very unfortunate indeed that the issue of mental health in the
country, with all the ingredients that then appear to sound the sheath. It
is a matter of concern for 40 million debts. I just can' t
imagine a thing like that. There' s my mother. Yesterday, too,
we learned of the death of a young woman by her 22- year
- old partner. Early on, I was talking about this news. He
was sixty- two. It' s another very terrible news. Minic I
' ve talked about this before and I don' t like to give it
as an approach, like for her that I' m justifying a person'
s actions. But if you are twenty- two years old and an old
man with whom you mess sixty- two, there are many ingredients within that
relationship for everything to go wrong and end. Disgrace, this is the case
we' re talking about a man who took the life of a twenty-
two- year- old girl yesterday Sunday. This happened in the invie of
the province by Plata, the twenty- two- year- old girl,
who died because of several shots caused by her partner identified as sixty- two
- year- old Gomez hereles, twenty- two years old Nita Tima and
I repeat what I said earlier. I' m not one of those who
like to put limits on relationships, but there are issues that start to make
problems. Look at the age of sixty- two so it' s clear.
Anyone who is listening to me likes you no more than his wife of
the same age and perhaps a ten years less may interest you as a man
but one of twenty- two is not interested as a man for a lot
of bag that you give There is a pecuniary interest. Essentially, that is
the exception and not the rule. See if you want the movie is called
american vir and something like that treats more or less a similar thing, but
it is not justifying the action of this tiger God forbid me. But the
sixty- year- olds, you don' t like it when you'
re sixty- five, a twenty- two- year- old girl,
you don' t like it. It gives him gorgey, kiss him and
all accept him. You have now if you' re a lady who'
s dedicated to gallant life and that' s your job, et cetera.
And you know it' s a purely transactional relationship that you' re in.
You' re not going under any circumstances to disagree that they' re
with you. But when you get into a relationship with a young woman who
almost always these young girls are in transactional relationships with these gentlemen, you can
' t believe in the movie that you see what a male I am,
look how good I look at how I have this crazy little girl behind me.
That' s not true. Then you create that psychotic idea in your
head that I like, that you' re going to look at me being
the male, that I have to respect myself, that I do with you
whatever I want because I give you, I push you. And then you,
old man, the devil of your bicado, get crazy and destroys the
life of a person who, for whatever reason, has been forced to be
you because no one is with an old pig from sixty to twenty, unless
it is because something forces him. No one I say sixty one that looks
very good look, Don Roberto not to see to favor a tamin plant is
the damn favorable, is the most beautiful man right to the sixties. Nobody
' s hot. My boss adriana oce hears well, hear well old jer
devils everything in the sixties, no one is good. But my boss,
the most beautiful man, the most beautiful voice in the Dominican Republic, Roberto
Rodríguez. And it costs, and it costs so much to accept that good
tomal old chickens appear. That' s where they look good, hens of
good plumage. Fight your fucking weight. When you get out too much of
your weight to fight, these misfortunes happen. Unfortunately, very sad. Repeat
with me at sixty, but I with forty- five, give me a
job of the devil linked and I still see more or less your old mard
from the way. Don' t laugh, because it' s a disgrace
we' re talking about, unfortunate that, unfortunately, to clothes many young
girls who get wrapped up by these guys, so they give him to get
out of misery and pods and believe that this is a short way and what
they do is to enslave a man who doesn' t accept his damn reality.
I was reading that that girl worked or saw for those people that if
they knew her commenting in the posts saying no you don' t know her
that she wasn' t with him out of interest, but even if she
didn' t, because I may not be making speculation, in a judgment
based on speculation but what I' m saying is based on statistics that these
relationships tend to go wrong. Even if she was in love with her old
devil, I don' t want to be king to the green, but
no, but what' s not the reality. Adriana, Dad, don
' t fight out of her weight, it' s never good. But
it' s not out of his weight. That' s a barbarity,
that is, an abysmal age difference good at best. She told him I
like you, I love you and he bought it because now he' s
already looking for his money. Almost always. That' s what happened.
There are many people and worse, if you old and have money, you
don' t like hearing well at 60. Nobody' s hot at 60.
What you have to be tending grandchildren, playing with children, giving them
advice, throwing shows with them, he says, abandons with donaire and the
things of youth. By the time you' re sixty, you can'
t be depriving yourself that you' re a playboy. And it' s
not that you don' t have the right to, but if you keep
that idea in mind that you' re a playboy, still at sixty-
two, at seventy, when you clash with reality, you' re going
to traumatize yourself and you' re going to want to act violently old never
better to use the term. This is not old- fashioned, nothing like
that, and we human beings have to accept the reality that we are being
imposed on us that there are exceptions. The exception is what the rule confirms.
There are women who are attracted to very mature men, sometimes for psychological
reasons, sometimes for pure and simply very particular tastes, but it is not
the average. Don' t let him down, he' s going under
Hoya for the bass. It makes Taminofen with ampicillin, the trip down to
Mocatos of Calzonsi good theme for after the pause What the old days now smell
like perfumes. Those of my time smelled like the arrow. Amen. That
' s a good question. I have to tell my call my boss sees
that perfume. I to the producers of your preweek Santa take that old man.
It' s soft. Gentlemen, look, you' ve had that
video since you or you' re ready. I don' t think you
guys are ready for this conversation. Well, in the United States, old
talents always combine it with a young man. You know why the old man
passes the experience to the young man in case the citation is missing is a
question. But see that old man going up there, up there, for
those mountains. After I caño wear the soft or non- page, it
doesn' t have. You have to, gentlemen, see the fucking reality.
I don' t want to be believing, but when I handle these
cases, it has. It' s just like the women who make the
worst decisions when choosing a man to be the partner pope. Then they want
to make use of it. You made the bad decision because when you mix
a series of variables first you know a tiger, it' s that you
don' t have a social life, that you don' t have a
productive life, that you can guarantee to keep, you and your son.
Theégite is a bum. Then drunk, because they met drinking Romeo on
the street in Villa Juana. Then the guy' s part of it.
Drunk is an irresponsible tiger in all the attention of the word, because he
has fulfilled it with no cycle of his life. You and Pan are getting
pregnant, because Nadama is thinking about lame and then complaining about what bad luck.
I have that my son' s dad doesn' t support it.
But comfortable is going to keep if you first saw that man as a scumbag.
You can keep it You can' t keep it, your son,
because it wasn' t helpful, but you enximis in the madness that generates
love, love in the mind seeks that boy in the mind of the ordinary
citizen. You get wrapped up in that spark of adrenaline gets pregnant. Do
not analyze anything, you cast aside all the negative and then my love that
beautiful I love you truth And then, as they said in the eighties,
that love is like attention to vegans, that this phrase was very convenient.
It' s a very vegan phrase and I knew her by far from the
city of Vega that love and she said it a lot fredy you were Goiko,
love is like the framoyles know, first come the flowers. Oh,
yeah, I know where they' re coming from and then the pods come
in. Here' s our friend Jackel Roman. He' s a young
politician, I say Yani so young, three, three not. Yeah,
then you get to be thirty, and you' re going to rumbando for
old age. Yes, yes, yes, then Mr Román, who is
a politician, has served in the State, you have represented us on the
foreign beaches, in different forums one of the most furnished minds on topics of
a well- formed internationalist, because he is also a fanatic of the free
struggle of Reggaetón before and now and also and you like the day now.
Sure. Sure, sure,' cause you' ve changed. Not because
I, when I met you, you were the kind of thing they were
doing in the movements, this thing they were doing in my eyes as far
as the tigers here in the local movement are concerned. Look at the urban
theme that you know him very well. I' ve always stressed that there
' s a problem at the time of the chronicle. There are people who
know a lot but don' t like to write. Some people like to
write, but they don' t know much. I had not dedicated myself
to the subject of chronicle in relation to history. Where they' re coming
from. I' m not the only one, because, for example,
you know Alton Herrera Caris heads. For me, Dalton is one of the
people who knows the most about it. Obviously, like me, he'
s devoted to other things, but once in a while as far as what
he writes to me, what he writes to me, then it' s
content. On Friday, to the misfortune of hegemonic and dictatorial feminism, news
was given of Akira Toriyama' s death. Akira Toriyama, Sama, what
am I talking about Sama? As well as those who know what the Japanese
Asian Buddhist culture is. There are the various titles given to people and also
diverse let' s say which nicknames and nicknames. One knows that chang is
what is used, for example, for a person who loves a lot,
but who is perhaps smaller. It' s san which is what it would
be like to say that sir is Sansey, who means master and is sama
which is the greatest, almost as with a deity. And that would be
the best description that can be used for figures like Christopher Nolan, who won
the Oscar for Best Director last night by Openheime, including best movie seven Oscars,
but also for the newly deceased. Only sixty- eight years old.
Here was Turia Llama, here to Tori Llama marked life I when Goku came
out, more or less, in the year ninety- six. Ninety-
seven were broadcast by telesystem. That' s right, and if I'
m not mistaken because memory betrays me a little bit, I think it was
ninety- eight, but we' re going to leave it in ninety-
seven in the children' s block of two from three in the afternoon to
five to six in the afternoon began to broadcast Goku to the after he spent
the Spradel consolation program and became in a short time an audience phenomenon that came
to a point that occupied the schedule of six in the afternoon and a chapter
of twenty- two minutes extended it for two hours by the amount of commercials
and the country stopped, especially in those culminating moments of the series that Zeta
was evolving not so it' s going to go, etcetera. And many
of us grew up in the middle of that hype. But it wasn'
t just a question of the Dominican Republic. The same thing happened in Mexico,
It happened the same in Peru, Argentina, Chile, Latin America complete
from Mexico down in the United States had a lot of impact of dragon Ball
Z, but perhaps not as much not as much as it had in Latin
America and other parts of the world, and this real man who transformed popular
culture. I imagine, without proposing it, this thing that started as a
manga and ended up being a movement, a movement, a culture, a
sheath that really impresses definitely clearly. Perhaps to pass a bit of a review
to what that chronological line you mention this year, I wanted to do a
retrospective about who has been Creatorial Flame, but I didn' t expect that
to be for his departure from the physical world, but because in two thousand
twenty- four marks forty years of the premiere of what is the Dragon BALLK
manga that was in one thousand nine hundred eighty- four. At that time,
that sleeve was a continuity of what had already been his first success.
Dr Slump, who did not achieve as much roots in the Latin American and
international world as Japan. But if he had allowed him to continue carrying out
these works within what is the main Japanese manga publishing company, Schuiche with Shonen
Jump magazine, he publishes Dragon Ball in nineteen hundred and eighty- four,
wanting it to be a comedy series, an adventure series inspired by the famous
China novel, a journey to the West. However, the first chapters were
not at all successful. The first chapters even led to many mockery. Understanding
Akira Toriyama was failing. It is at that moment that he decides to turn
it around in the same thousand nine hundred and eighty- four. He was
a big fan of Jacki Chang' s movies. In fact, he came
to have a good friendship with Jackie Chang, decides to turn it into a
series more than anything based on combat and martial arts, although maintaining the appearance
of comedy and a certain level of adventure. Even if they will remind me
of those first ones, let' s say variations around the fights of Dragon
Ball, they will remember that there was a character who was almost with a
parody of Jacki Chan, his name was Jacki Chung, who was played by
Master Roshi in the first martial arts tournament. Yes, the Master I know
him, Master Rochirn Yes, Master Roshi in the first Dragon Ball martial arts
tournament, which had the name Tenkaichi and Budo Kai, which is to say
the strongest from below the sky assumes the identity of Jacki Chung, who,
in fact, has as his main technique the beatings of the drunk that come
from the famous movie Jacki Chang. Specifically and Jala Basco passed well, yes,
definitely, and that led to a level of popularity far superior to what
he was previously having and from there, then he began to have a remarkable
success. Now I wanted to talk not in retrospect about the chapters of Dragon
Ball, but about culture, about the creation of manga and anime. And
who was a creature. He calls you first to understand a little how this
industry works. Chapters are published every week and the whole week is measured Who
stayed up, Who stayed down? Who was second, Who was third then
the level of constant pressure there is for everything to extract content is somewhat asphyxiating.
I wasn' t going to ask you what' s more or less
to compare them to something you' ve lived here, like the publication of
serial paquitos. Of course it' s ninety and eighty. Of course if
you went all week and bought the continuation of some kind of magazine or say
the American question with the comics, I declare more or less like something,
but not the same. Sure, it' s not the same thing.
And again, since these industries aren' t as big as the American one,
where you have a lot of people who collaborate with you. In Japan
it' s a few people who work on a sleeve, but every week
you have to share by being number one and every week you have to go
crazy looking for a way to connect with the audience and every week you have
to draw constantly. That' s why aqueratory calls. I actually planned to
finish dragon ball after the picro saga specifically, but since I had earned as
much money as I was becoming a golden egg hen, I couldn' t
stop. Then they forced him to continue. And it is at that time
that, although the manga continued to have the name Dragon Ball, the series,
the anime, the adaptation in which he also worked, which is not
very common in Japanese culture. Usually the case the manga does not make the
anime, but in the case of acreator, already March often they put it
by name Zeta or surname ze. There are many theories about what Zeta means.
Some say it was because he definitely made merce This is going to be
the last, as is the last of the avercedario. Others say it was
a mistake of a person who thought that zeta was a two and that they
got confused. But the truth is that from there it was transformed by buying
totally dragon ball Z. And that' s where the sheath definitely exploded.
And when it becomes dragon ball Z is that we begin to see some aspects
very different from the previous. The first thing is that comedy was reduced to
a minimum almost evaporated, and aspects of science were added. Fiction because there
were, for example, aliens, there were trips to other planets, there
were androids, but from the social point of view. They then incorporated elements
such as classism, racism and imperialism. What do I mean by classy listening
to us. For example, you will remember the initial fighting between Goku and
Vegeta, which is what Begeta tells you. Goku. You' re a
good ins the equivalent. You' re a low- class bug. The
Sayajings when they are born are inspected for all their abilities and those who do
not serve as you are sent far away to other planets where they are as
insignificant as they are so that they can do something there. You' re
bar class, I' m high class, and there' s the famous
phrase. I' m going to show you the wall that you won'
t be able to overcome and Goku how he responds to them and in that
way connects with millions of people around the world, saying sometimes even a hard
- working loser can face a distinguished fighter. And that' s what I
' m talking about with classism, but even with a great analysis that some
people can identify with. There are people, for example, in countries like
ours, which are underdeveloped countries, who here are upper middle class, upper
class, but when they go to Europe, when they go to America,
they suddenly see that the two Latinos are clear, you are Sudaka, you
are part of all that, you think you were hard. Not here are
two Rudaka and Vegetta, who understood the hardest of the jjings, the prince
of the jjing the upper class, had one that was above him, which
was Freezer, the ruler, who had destroyed his planet, who all saw
it as a gift of monkeys. And that happens in real lives and that
' s why there was also a great connection, because Vegeta was proud of
the prince of egging, but they are facing one who sees it as a
garbage sub to all of them. And that level of connection was something surprising.
But even more so and that arch that the character of Vegeta suffers from
passing from villain without losing his explosive character, that it was to fight to
find common cause with what he despised, that that was also one of the
main values of Dragon Ball, the belief that exists, the redemption that you
can be bad today but good tomorrow. Very different from what you see in
other series, which is usually that the one that is good can be bad.
In this case it is that the one who is bad can be good.
That came from the beginning because, for example, virtually all of Goku
' s friends at some point were bad at everything, pi choir, etcetera.
At some point he faced them. And it was the constant, constant
change in the sense you look at, I can be weaker than you today,
but working hard, tomorrow I can be stronger. Look, I can
be bad today, but maybe understanding myself around, I can be good tomorrow.
Then redemption, overcoming, friendship, equality, a complete rejection of the
elites. It does not exist in immovable elites. That' s what Kira
Tori calls, but he wanted that to end up in Freezer' s saga,
but again, a lot of money, a lot of flow. So
he studied the company and said note, it' s not going to end
this is going to continue. And there he went on with the cell if
foque saga he went on with the Maging Boob saga. But every time he
had interviews and good you who have had many artists here, you have had
many entertainment figures here and sometimes you have noticed maybe in camera, maybe in
the air, but maybe out of the air. Says Mira, brother,
what I was was Harto, I didn' t want to follow this sheath.
One of us saw the interviews of who was tower Llama and one thought
that he was going to talk, as well as that with much oh my
pride and he said I wanted to go more of that anymore I didn'
t want to go on. Even he at an ironic moment that he was
surprised by what ended up liking the audience because he said Mira, I thought
that all people would not accept it, but I would take it out and
applaud it and ask me more because I did not want to go on.
But it was all the pressure that if the story of Dragon Ball has not
been lucky that the Americans, of all those who touch, like the Mexicans,
want to convert it to their reality. It' s a good movie
made in live Action. It' s just that I think it' s
impossible to make a good dragon ball live action movie. How much budget would
that not need for many, for lightning, for what they put in.
I remember it was the movie that' s called lending. He made a
movie b ots of dragon Balls, but that in the two thousand nine no,
no, no, but I marify Pizzar made a movie about a guy
who' s going to marte, who' s transported someone if I can
help one of the light A movies, but the first one I produced,
because Pizzo doesn' t make a base. If it wasn' t that,
it was the first and failure, okay, of course, but if
I' m not mistaken, it was pixing someone to tell me the name
professor, I forget one of my favorite movies that is this good. But
for Nolan, that' s intter starring Christopher Nolan, who' s the
best damn, but that' s another topic. Yes, yes, yes,
but interstellar is also a very dense and complicated film to achieve everything about
Christopher Nolan. Hands are there. It' s good, da have it
' s garbage. I mean, I didn' t like it at all.
There are people who may have liked it, but in the case of
these films that demand a lot of budget spent in a novel and those who
were more augurious with the film said that, although the film went well,
it is a film with such a complicated story that it did not attract the
public, not clear and failed and could happen that with how dense it has
been, not extensive, prolific, the complicated of so many stories, because
everything you have told us, the you can summarize that in two hours or
two and a half and people will agree. Especially fanatis is difficult to look
at. For example, right now they are to the cinema don part two
Duong, which is a very successful book of each of the sixty that had
had other kinds of adaptations, but never as good as now, because now
he had more money. Now they split the book into more than one real
movie. If it' s eight it' s in the eighty- four
they made a clear movie. You will remember them in this book. You
' ll remember some of them on local channels on weekends. But she'
s never been as good as she is now, because now she' s
had a lot more money. Now he had to make this division in front
of an overrun. I haven' t been able to see her take advantage
of seeing her oh every time she rode on a plane I start to see
her and she doesn' t give me the flight to watch the whole damn
movie. Ah, well, you have to go to Spain a seven-
hour bowling alley, seven almost eight hours. The bab twice on that flight.
Yeah, yeah, but I didn' t want to. I didn
' t want to avoid mentioning. I come back and repeat the subject of
culture, of entertainment and you who are in it, who have been there
for several years. You have to produce every week, you have to produce
content every week. Sometimes you think it' s easy. He doesn'
t listen here to Alberto talking and he thinks like he' s getting up,
he' s coming over here and he' s starting to throw things
out that mouth. But you have to think, you have to figure out
how to connect, you have to understand your audience and that creates stress.
Stress generates anxiety and anxiety often generates disease, which is what we see not
only in the world of manga, we see it also sometimes in the world
of sport, people who end up completely injured in order to try to produce,
so that to call it that was of the people who spoke the most
about it. Even from the story- telling that there were times when tandons
hurt so much that I couldn' t draw anymore. Then of course he
pays tribute to the content of what he drew, but also draw attention to
the fact that there are people who sacrifice themselves for our entertainment, and that
was Achiriaturi calls among many of them worth the Penapoli and I do not know
if perhaps the disease that became him brain may have been after all that process
or submission. Look, there' s any job. There are jobs that
have issues that are systemic, that you don' t have to create anything,
that is, but everyone who works with creating things doesn' t matter.
Can it be music, can it be a lawyer who has to create
a strategy to be able to find a defense theory? He has to work
very hard in his work, in his intellectual work, in his imaginary and,
as being so much, interpret and be able to shape ideas to turn
it into a defense theory or, in the case of Akira Toriyama, into
a story that can be consistent with the whole universe that he has created,
but that is entertaining and full of content for those who consume it habitually,
because he is used to that clear and that is demanding and that you eat
or consume, of course and he was of those who spoke the most about
it. There' s a manga, anime, and a live action movie
that was very good, called Bakuman. It is from the creators of That
Note that, although it is a love letter to manga culture, it also
carries a lot of message about how unhealthy the film live action that is with
Takerusato is highly recommended, which for me is the best Japanese actor of less
than forty years and is a live action that did turn out to be good,
but for a very simple reason. Just like Samurai X' s live
action, they are storias that don' t need so much budget, because,
for example, as Bakuman is about people who create manga, that doesn
' t need$ 500 million, as is the case with Samurai X,
that some saw the anime that was broadcast here or have seen the films that
are in Netflix, also Japanese with the same Taker Usato, I repeat,
the best actor of less than forty years that Avan was an avatar flop is
American, but the same, but from which they were like evoking the anime,
the anime was a tribute of japu anime or in the dollies you hesitated
pile and it was super nihse clear. Of course, but when Lifihon'
s movie came a not terrible piece of junk to the point that it greatly
affected the career of the star of slom Dock Millener, who came from being
in a film that won the Oscar. That was the first film he made
after winning the Oscar and that was it. It' s all something that
' s happened a lot in the industry. But again, I didn'
t want to leave here without referring to one of the biggest messages that struck
me from Dragon Ball and Akira Toriyama, which is linked by zel when Agohan
comes to fight acel and because that message came to me so deep that it
happens to me who are listening to us and who probably saw that, it
probably went to light and went to the crowd and if they hadn' t
filled it, they go to the neighbor' s house and, if it
wasn' t the neighbor, to the uncle' s house to see these
episodes that paralyzed the country in the year two thousand. Summer of the year
two thousand, I can tell you my experience and I was going into college,
I was finishing the basic cycle and I was going to enter the summer.
In that July, unfortunately, I took a car in Santiago Street.
If I' m not mistaken, it was that the Independence Park and a
guagua crossed the mines a route forty. I mean, the bastard in the
car over there in Santiago, when it was if I gave him the time,
stood with us, at least at the beginning of the chapter to see
those dolls I come now and all the sofwers did that not clear, that
is, it paralyzed the country, it paralysed the world, even so that
there it was that I started to get interested. Yo, what' s
got this damn sheath, jofer, not for 20 minutes here in front of
a crowded, little mardita series. That interested me, and it' s
not that I didn' t see it. I saw chapters in the ninety
- seven twenty- eight, but I wasn' t a fan until it
happened to me. Just like with a radio show, I had to have
to stop or watch through the bandea. The case a Mardito chapter of Goku.
That level of connection is something that goes far beyond flying kicks and lightning,
even small parentheses. Before mentioning that message, in Cell Gohan' s
saga, Super Saiyan, two dragon ball Z. In Japan it premiered back
and I repeat in a thousand nine hundred and eighty- nine z, but
in Latin America it was the two of September of a thousand nine hundred and
ninety- seven. First in Mexico it was going to be the first of
September, but it had to be delayed one day because President Ernesto Cedillo decided
he was going to deliver the accountability speech on September 1. Then it was
delayed one day dragon ball Z. I don' t want to say that
that' s definitely what led to the PRI losing the elections three years later,
after seventy years in power, because it' s very striking that this
President interrupts Dragon Balzt after his hegemonic party comes out of power. In other
words, although the prín had a series of sheaths that would inevitably take him
to Dragon Ball a correct, a doll or animated dili. That' s
not sleeve. That' s manga and perfect the same, because they'
re cartoons, too many subgenres. It' s like talking that it'
s right rapper or trapper is part of the same thing. You' re
rapping over a bit, but the trap is a subgenre inside the rap.
But no water like rap closes. It' s the technique. The beat.
It can be hip hop, it can be arend b, it can
be trap, it can be reggaeton, it can be dance. So rapper
' s right, but rags too are right, but anime too. So,
already closing with the reflection, that I make very clear to you the
reflection. Gohan is the strongest at the time. It' s Super Saiyan
two. However, Gohan is a pacifist. Gohan understands that all that his
dad does is a wild thing. So Gohan doesn' t want to fight.
Gohan doesn' t want to fight to do because he understands that fighting
is wrong. And the message these chapters carry is that this is a kind
of virtuous narcissism from Gohan. He feels so superior to others that he understands
that his vision is right, regardless of whether he is about to destroy the
earth, he is then self- clapping, even though what he is doing
is irresponsible. And that' s where the 16 android carries the message Mira.
It' s not about how seriously you take yourself. It' s
about how you take responsibility and right now, the right thing to do is
to eliminate who' s hurting humanity, and if you have the means to
do it, they' re not the least you can do is participate.
And that message I repeat I saw in the summer of the year two thousand.
It marked my life and that is why I try to take my surroundings
seriously and not take myself seriously, to have principles, but also responsibility,
to be clear that the right thing not to be fighting at all times,
but that when you have to take action, the least we can do is
preciously take action. So Toriyama, Sansey, Toriyama, Sama, wherever he
is. Thank you so much for how you impacted my life and the millions
of scenes. Yesterday in Argentina 30, 000 people gathered in the obelisk to
pretend to make a Genki. It gave you to see how deep and strong
the culture has impacted and to generations a manga artist born in Japan who died
on March 1st from a spill problem. Thanks to brother jaxel roman, thank
you pleasure always talking to you. We are already following up on the case
of the Maima puca, of which the University has decided to keep a grave
silence on him. They were very active in letting them see consequence and the
consequence has not been known because Maema is a private university. There are situations
that, because of the interest they generate, must be handled according to what
I know, the manuals establish, etcetera. I threw away all the interviews
that this boy, the young man named Carlos Daniel, gave. If I
' m not mistaken gomez, it' s just that Johnny the beast was
there. He was in several programs within them that of the presenter and communicator
Jessica Parera Jessiqui, and also in the program of We already talked here last
week, but I haven' t seen all the interviews because I dedicated Friday
to that. Hey, I didn' t go drinking. I went to
study this and within my sight I have drawn conclusions. All that has been
concluded is that, apparently this young man or this was a joke or a
plan or a date or two people who fell in love that didn' t
go well and all ended up in the backle that we' re talking about
in the first place. When you read many of the messages that talk about
him being a pedophile because he refers to eating a 17- year- old
girl. Anyone would think he was a thirty- five- year- old,
twenty- eight or three or fifty- year- old. I was
surprised to learn that this young man, first of his admission to the University,
studied mechatronics and other mechatolic programming pods in the little maima, say one
of the interviews, but also reception. The boy is barely a month and
a half old who entered the university in January. He hasn' t served
two months in college. Another matter is that just the first of December he
turned eighteen and he said that, by his way of being, by his
personality, by his nature, I could perhaps intuit if there is any trait
within some spectrum that he. There I am occupying somewhere, not just the
fact that I am a brilliant student. When he was in elementary and high
school, he had to face the ghost of harassment, mockery and persecution all
his life. It counts. They ask them when he started living. This
says good me, since I was in elementary school. I' ve had
to deal with this because I' m a lonely guy, a guy I
' m not everybody' s friend, et cetera, et cetera, et
cetera, et cetera. And the most worrying thing about all of that is
how a group of people, as I said good is like a group of
bums, can agree to set up a story, use the media with what
is told today to invent a story of someone based on decontextualized audios used by
someone who is possibly the one who is harassing and who has been the architect
of this dish that is by the way, is much greater than he,
much older than him, and that we give ourselves the light, we give
ourselves the license of without any context, choose, destroy in life this boy,
choose an eighteen- year- old child. He can be my son,
uh, he can be my son and grandkids a lot. Here in
the cabin of several, mainly Donny, by Peter Adonis, comes who I
said says twenty- six years and knows even from the grave of the late
seventies and you ask him, uh, no, I don' t know
how you know so much ah te. I have some news for you.
By the way, well, then the thing with this guy. I think
I imagine that this week the University and the university authorities will end this problem.
I imagine they' ll guarantee this young man the ability to study in
peace of mind. No one pays a university thinking how much the little Maima
costs for you to send your child or your children to a university of the
characteristics and profile of who exists there, which is not any child of sweeper
who can afford to study in Apoca Maima. It is assumed that in Apocamaima
there are the children of the people who are economically better positioning in the Dominican
Republic, just like an ive e, like intect although it is not removed
that there may be the son of some sweeper that is of exceptional conditions,
some kind of genius. With Becca, I don' t question it,
but the universities, everyone who' s there is supposed to be an adult,
has some discernment, etcetera. They are places where a person is guaranteed
the myth of tranquility to be able to develop his academic journey within the university,
with the tranquility that can be given as much as possible. College students
are not supposed to be schoolgirls who harass, bully, mock and threaten people.
You' re supposed to leave him hanging at school. Adult universities are
supposed to have people aspiring to be professional. And what we' re talking
about this particular case, which we' ve seen in this young man'
s case, is the conclusion that I' ve been able to come by
looking at it. He is someone who, apparently, has left him practically
alone because the system imposes on him by the narrative that has been imposed,
that he cannot be given room to believe that he is being the victim of
a macabre plan, of a group of perverse minds to screw with the life
of someone who is not known in what mental, emotional and psychological condition he
may be in. We can' t afford that. Well, right now,
maybe when we get to know more. That' s the conclusion I
' ve reached. Seeing that, I may be wrong. I leave the
window open to be wrong, but it is what I have been able to
conclude by looking at this whole matter, which, if it were the opposite
what he says, already those who were being pointed out would have gone out
to show the opposite. I' m sure and excuse me for safety.
I was that age. I was in school, too. I know what
to lose if how bad the mind of idle teenagers is to lose. Human
city is not yet tamed 100%. Cruelty is still a wild animal that
does not not not measure nor measure consequences. It is not possible that in
a college of a group of children is their mother to organize themselves to give
impossible life to people without any purpose. You don' t have to enjoy
seeing it, destroying it, or destroying it. I invite you to check
all the interviews and from there forward you will notice me. Going out in
the morning we saw. We' re in the political season, the electoral
season. The presidential campaign for the year 24, 000 twenty- four has
already been launched. May 19th Sunday elections will also be held to elect overseas
deputies, i e vague payments by the state that do nothing, do not
represent the people who live there, nor do they contribute anything that we are
here and they are going to re- elect deputies and deputy deputies that we
hope will have those elected in the center of their lives the Dominican agenda and
not the agenda that will put them outside or citizen participation. And also senators
the President know that it is a vane, but ideologically I mean in the
case of the elections that are next March 19th, those of May, that
March May I still put to the head. You know I haven' t
been able to get through that 20th election trauma yet. These were so quiet
Alberto we, these elections were so quiet that I. In fact, I
didn' t feel them as lessons. We were on cover and we weren
' t watching. But, gentlemen, what a boring thing really is,
in front of my house nothing happened. I think the most relevant thing that
happened that day was that they didn' t let me in pants. That
was the most re- elected in shorts to the electoral college and then I
had to put on long pants to exercise my citizen duty. But here too,
in the national digit, there has been a very interesting exercise, which
has been that of the debates of the candidates for Senator coming in April and
the debate of the candidates for deputies that I understand continues this week with another
litter, of another group of candidates who will debate their ideas, their positions.
I don' t think that says so much about a candidate in a
country with our culture and more about the kind of politicians we have. But
also slowly to see how those who are debuting in the political arena in this
already as candidates this year think. There' s already a debate coming from
Angel and Andan. Out there screaming what I don' t agree with the
rules. Well, but look at even the most democratic countries have rules to
invite candidates to the debates. For example, the Republican debate established rules for
participation and there were many pre- candidates within the Republican Party who were unable
to attend the debates. Televised by important and organized television networks, many of
them by universities, and they said good that it doesn' t have that
much, that it doesn' t comply with this or that it has so
many committees. Tata tata tata. It does not come into the debate and
I personally think that they should have invited everything, everything, at least presidential.
I don' t think so. I don' t think on a
stage like that you invite a character like Rock over there to insult and say
don' t grab me, look, no, no, no. I
' m telling you honestly because I was thinking it was the democracy chacon.
Well, at least, that girl has, she has, she has,
she has the appearance of being a well- formed person and she' s
going to propose ideas, she' s not going to prefer notes and disqualifications
like that gentleman. Totally there, yes, we agree. I resist that
being the political standard of the Dominican Republic. Yes, regardless of what we
see in other similar exercises, I believe that here we have a problem of
political settlement and indecency. The insult and the qualification should not be in a
country as crumbling and as violent as ours. The way I communicated with him,
he is the moral made human being, the one who is called exactly
he is saying who is serious, who the thief, who serves us that
incendiary discourse on that level, I, particularly Alberto Vargas, generate mistrust.
I have dedicated myself to studying this phenomenon. He doesn' t talk about
my law, the newspaper, that I' m talking about Republic two,
I care about what happens in Argentina. My law has had to be back
on track in the Presidency, even though its path has been the path of
the Insuto. He' s already had to come picking up and he had
to come picking up all over the campaign and in the presidential campaign. Then
talking about the young. A while ago we had here. I was talking
to someone on his team last weekend and I was surprised because I' ve
seen a lot of fences from him. Very nice campaign. Vicente Sánchez,
who comes from a family, has from your town of cotuy aspires for number
one to have congressman and I have seen it very girded. I found him
one day in a caravan with all his equipment and I was thoughtful. I
think a lot of that I' m breathing for myself, as super had
been left out but it seems that within the negotiations that were made, a
space was opened and he passed as a candidate and the time we interviewed him
here, he responded to many concerns about many questions that to him, in
particular by the formation that he has graduated from law university master' s degree,
on the subject of political strategy and other issues that one does not master
so much, but that it is interesting everything that he raised here vicentico,
as his circle tells him that in the fence says vicentico. I don'
t think there' s thirty years coming every time you must understand that how
he said he had two typical zeros. I didn' t get thirty twenty,
or I got thirty, and I was really surprised by the interview that
came here. I believe that it is perhaps this type of profile that the
Republic aspires to, no matter what sand it finds itself in. I'
ll tell you the truth. I may disagree on the ideological with José Horatio,
but I must admit that he is a very well- trained boy.
We have, we have, we have, we are in the ideological antipodes,
but it does not mean that I recognize that he is a person who
has two arguments necessary to defend his positions and that must have merit and that
must be recognized. Then we must aspire to these kind of characters in politics.
I don' t know who it was that put this to me.
He said a lot of clowns publish,“ There are many clowns, but
we must hope that those clowns will be replaced by people who truly have a
much clearer notion of what the course should be” I, honestly and I
don' t mean to mistreat friends that I have in the competition, for
example, there goes my friend Yuri Rodriguez too. But I hope that in
this process, we will begin in the tranquility that the process has given us,
because it will seem that it will be a less uneasy election, with
less insults, with less aggressions, harassment as a threat or search to buy
real conscience that offered very ching in the seven hundred thousand pesos. It was
very little to hear my uncle good, it was a friend and you me
who offered it like that, it was a friend of yours yes, yes,
yes, it was a friend of yours that the gods are being,
that is very ching The conscience told his dad to him. The conscience rod
of this being I told him I told him and when he told me,
he told me that is very ching To throw you out to me this is
very Chingo much cheaper of the on but one of it and I believe that
in the same attraction that are generating spaces to discuss, even in a rudimentary
way, the ideas and positions that were not held in other times, speaks
of a change that perhaps has not been given in a significant way in the
Dominican political culture, but a change that is already beginning to motorize. Twelve
years ago, the average Dominican didn' t care about the issue of corruption.
In fact, it was the last topic that appeared in any survey that
you read one point, five. Perhaps what he had most in the two
thousand twelve was three percent of people' s interest. It is the things
that concern anyone with the disruption and there have been and were during the span
of two thousand twelve to two thousand sixteen a series of situations that led people
to take an interest in that subject. And today is no longer a theme
of one, five or three. A significant part of the population is concerned
about these issues. Which I wouldn' t want us to obsess about and
end up screwing it all up. But it' s certainly a topic you
can worry about. So, guys who are pushing forward, who are on
their way, who have support, who have tradition and political formation that have
clear ideas. I think we should pay attention, like the case of Vicente
Sánchez, to what is the skin of the mother le Vicentico. You know
that Vicentico comes from your village, if he comes from a family of politicians
and his dad is an old oak of politics and something must have stayed with
that boy, because besides the mom I did also a leader of a lot
of history within the PRD. The family is also political, very political.
So he comes from there and, usually, academic that he has that boy
is very good and as he grew up usually surrounded by politics, these guys
tend to not be interested in politics and so sick and tired of politics,
then you make the decision to be part of a world that you have filmed
all the time and that becomes so common to you It is also something that
speaks of his interest being real, and I believe that both in the PRM
inside and the one that is not premist outside they should take find Vincent,
because Vincent, last year it was true that he was here as of August.
It was like August. Around there, about August July, when the
primary sheath began and the polls, he came this way. It was brought
by a friend of ours who was handling the press and we had the chancé
to talk with him about many issues, about his personal history, about his
mothers, about Vega, his dad is, about Sánchez Ramírez and a lot
of things that, in fact, about him, Vicente Sánchez vale Yo did
not know and also forget that not only him, but his family, the
Sánchezs in Sánchez Ramírez are a family closely linked to social causes, political struggle
and real commitment. Vicente Sánchez Barret who had a man who always campaigned at
night, how they were told yes. No. In fact, he was
then a walk still Vincent and his wife does a lot of activity of her
in whose quite now in this campaign they were. It is not that ufff
amba, Vicente Sánchez Enríquez is the surname of vice Thanks to this passionate long
- standing Perremeist, the name says so that they do not cancel it.
No. No, not TV works in the rich private sector, already rich
based on their work, but more fan of the PRM and the pz of
pussy than the founders. Roberto Santa Ella no more days. So thanks to
him, but nothing. I think they' re taking the debates this week.
I think it' s a healthy exercise Angel is going to be a
debate. There are people. The owl was, it was the bed bus,
because it campaigned at night, the owl, well, either a family,
the owl eye, well, nothing. I think you should pay attention
to him. Give him time to listen, because it is also one of
the chances to listen to those who are seeking the favor of your vote,
because it also gives us the tool for when they are already in the position
to control them is worth with the mallet in the head. To control power,
well, but you had a positive approach in this direction and we see
you defending this, because in the end, the politician needs to be coherent
over time and have his ideas clear. And when they fill the clear ideas,
inevitably you, even if you change your mind, try to show a
certain level of coherence and that young people are interested in participating. It gives
me hope, because I was a restless young man with politics since my teens.
I was very disappointed when I was going to go into the taps,
but I still have a lot of passion for the political issue and I think
that those who are looking to open spaces more than saying I am young and
you have to give me the space more to say no, because it is
that I vote, because I am twenty years older than that that they have
clear ideas, that they have a clear vision of the state that we want
to continue to be and improve and that they can participate so that it remains
and can improve. It' s the most important part of my vote.
I, like Adriana, have had the opportunity, I have had the chance
to give opportunities to fresh proposals, although we have ended up disappointed. But
I have also not been disappointed and I have given it to others, to
other chances and have ended up pleasantly pleased, and others to whom I did
not believe at all. I' ve ended up realizing how wrong I was
and I' ve changed my position, because we can' t go wrong
and then we own the absolute truth, because there I, for example,
is more than the ideas that a candidate might have. Of that my vote
personally, I give it this way that inspires my radia energy, that the
chacques are aligned with me. He and that kind of thing has you lined
up the shagras with vice sanje. I have two that give me that energy
with a little positive, but you have to work it out. I'
ve got two candidates, you have to do a job. I have two
candidates that give me like that energy. If you got up the 19th to
vote for that vibe, exactly that I might get up to vote for it
and I say from now on and I' m going to run a campaign
to the board. On 19 May, I even go with cameramen to vote
in shorts. I' m already putting together the logistics, I' m
coordinating with family people. The 19th I go with even cameraman to vote see
and I' m not going in. I' m going with a hot
tiger that I have yesterday in the house. All right, bye,