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- 0:01Plural construction, the renowned journalistic program of political analysis and current in its twentieth
- 0:08season, with the leadership of Fernando Mauri and a team of prestigious analysts listen
- 0:15to it on radio train topic. For example. You know how much it
- 0:20' s worth a kilo of meat. I' ll do your shopping today.
- 0:23I don' t know everything. You know how much a minimum ticket
- 0:26is worth. You don' t know how much minimum retirement is. Don
- 0:33' t wear it You know that. I' m not telling you to
- 0:35see. You don' t know because you' re in the big lines
- 0:39or because you' re not, because I look at the numbers added.
- 0:41Yeah, so, how did the numbers get clear me, then I look
- 0:46at aggregate terms. So I don' t look at the particular small numbers,
- 0:51that is, because that' s already where you have the sensitivity of
- 1:02the people, also my friends or good afternoon, how they go monetary addition
- 1:06thousand and good in the sum, money in circulation and the living balance of
- 1:10the liabilities, of greater liquidity of the financial institutions. It says Wikipedia and
- 1:14Law is in the big, of course, it is not in the small,
- 1:17it is not discouraged, it is dehumanized and yes, yes, well
- 1:21we have to make this note of Chichi is the luque we are going to
- 1:23spend with Juan for several Wednesdays. It totally reflects it around here we'
- 1:27re starting, averaging the week here in plural construction, with the news of
- 1:30the day. You' ll see him at the stage of all the papers
- 1:33tomorrow. If it closes, so almost at four o' clock on the
- 1:36cake, closing a mark to change, I had to come under the four
- 1:38difficult three nine ninety, under the thousand pesos, arrived to me. I
- 1:45' m not talking about notifications, I' m talking about notifications, sites,
- 1:49news, and so on I' m coming to you with these new
- 1:53news from Whatsapp and I had the same thing on Telegram. Plus everything that
- 1:56you have notification in a media in your cellu makes you sick of this journalistic
- 2:00passion. So, well I got it also today, a couple of hours
- 2:04ago infinitys, announcements of what was seen ger a blue under the northes one
- 2:08thousand three, being in nine ninety hour one counted with the lichen which is
- 2:13the only one that is kept at one thousand twelve and one why, because
- 2:15the ME is also down by nine seventy- eight, this one that falls
- 2:21almost four percent. He counted on lifica a little more, the three and
- 2:23the Blucae. Together we' ll talk to Don Carlos Fara in a little
- 2:29while. When you connect your way to jum, we' re going to
- 2:31talk to Gustavo Correr and Wolfson, our Argentine correspondent in North America, in
- 2:38the second major. Today López Obrador said. They asked him about the Argentine
- 2:42President. López Obrador said that the stateless market is like leaving the Gasno fox
- 2:46has a direct tradition. So from Mexico, our friend Gustavo Ferrari, all
- 2:53singer today the Rare President. It' s not that it would be good
- 2:55video on Instagram account, because I watched private school for public ocation, talked
- 3:00again about taxes on something imposed that' s a thousand laws, not madness
- 3:08is total. He said this is another statement, but he said abortion is
- 3:13murder. He' s recorded by the link, and I can prove this.
- 3:17That is why I say that madness is total if I can be against
- 3:22abortion, which has an honest suggestion of aggravated by the link of the world.
- 3:25It is already an almost messianic, mechanic subject, almost as I say
- 3:30today in this private school where he studied in copelo, so in victa de
- 3:34voto it was not a public school. Weird, everything is bet on the
- 3:38private, the state. There is no need to think about it, to
- 3:42optimize it with all the utopian that idealistic sounds this, because the truth that
- 3:45in the State conquered as it is militancy and so on, is difficult,
- 3:50but from there let' s say eradicate it. No one says that there
- 3:50is no hand cut off any leg, but from there eradicate it, kill
- 3:54it directly, well, beyond what one can agree on the subject of fabric
- 3:59we discuss it, but eradicate everything that the state can. The President also
- 4:02said so today. Taxes are a remembrance of slavery. It' s not
- 4:08the first time you' ve said it, but it' s the tax
- 4:10that' s something. Tax, it' s a remora of slavery.
- 4:12The taxes that are wasted, are not used as they correspond in many cases,
- 4:18in some ways it is stolen. Part of the diligence is the political
- 4:21class. What my read in calling the caste. Well, that brings everyone
- 4:30back and, above all, suits them, makes them more. The State
- 4:33is the ideal to the humblest, to the one who passes preparer, but
- 4:38goes to public education, not to the one who is forgiveness, who goes
- 4:45not to prove, but to the one who goes to the hospital, not
- 4:47the one who sends the student to the school private payment, as one can
- 4:51be, but goes to the public school. And so well, if we
- 4:54take out I' m saying we don' t take off the taxes that
- 4:57remain for the humbler even with the misuse that have been political, that have
- 5:00been stolen and who says that what they are now are not stealing or they
- 5:04are not going to steal or steal usefully with white glove, benefiting the big
- 5:10economic sectors in the middle of the beautiful diligence. We' re entertaining flight
- 5:12the bulldozer. We found out that Macita. Sergio Vasa, the Minister of
- 5:14the Economy, will charge, and he is almost lost, for example,
- 5:16quite loose with a mile by more than ten points. It will collect Fortune
- 5:20working for a Greylock Capital Management vulture fund, c is called this and good.
- 5:28While Argentina continues to allow tax benefits and economic companies, free market knowledge
- 5:33down that earn very good money, Tuna there is a special internal fire regime
- 5:38where it is put into the Caputo family that caputo, yes that of the
- 5:42Minister of Economy, the macrista Caputo and mileista good, because that is when
- 5:47one talks about where the funds should surround, or the girl or adjustment or
- 5:51achieve to overcome and of such thing or to give another good of the coming
- 5:55irbern, of humping the worker and that already in its last times to humper
- 6:00the retiree. This one is not taken for granted that all families help their
- 6:04grandmothers, their mother, father, grandmothers and I said my video. Desterram
- 6:13that my law plays with the culture of not that of plundering not that of
- 6:18effort, but that of sacrifice, which carries this which we saw now.
- 6:25Not that it' s going that what Tatoor said is the neicio that put
- 6:28us playing, not sacrificing so that everything raises the same thing. This one
- 6:34repeats itself. It' s not the first time now that we don'
- 6:40t sacrifice. First, we' re coming to the crucifice, not that
- 6:42we' re here to throw butter on the roof, as they said.
- 6:43Well, now the adjustment' s here. Secondly, that adjustment is totally
- 6:46savage of your human, beyond the fact that you have undertaken those with treatments
- 6:49of the State. There is no doubt about that, that the politicians gave
- 6:54them the Mila court and let it be life, that it was necessary to
- 6:58make a change of course for the only change of course is this. All
- 7:01governments look at the net, assume Bulrich assume the mass cane and it'
- 7:05s going to be very complicated. It' s a complicated road. Now,
- 7:09the way was this. I don' t know. That' s
- 7:11a bit of what we have to ask ourselves. Well, let' s
- 7:14open the interview series then. Let' s talk about how I promised Carlos
- 7:17Fara Carlos memigo good afternoon, how' s it going, how' s
- 7:20it going? Good afternoon, fermo, well, how' s New York?
- 7:25It looks like he' s staying there. He asked for American citizenship
- 7:27and stays there. Not a little love with a month and a half two.
- 7:30We were already in the third month. He says he stays there for
- 7:32a life he makes some. I don' t know. Excuse me,
- 7:38no tea. I' m just finishing up listening well to see now,
- 7:43yes, you listen to me. Come on now, now I hear you
- 7:46better, sorry well, how it comes in New York, because they say
- 7:49it was a memes and a half two and in the end it appears that
- 7:51it stays all year. How these aquatic years come. In the end we
- 7:54will complete a quarter until the end of the month and the first of April
- 7:58we are back in Buenos Aires. It' s already confirmed more that there
- 8:00is passage and all yes, yes. The passage is at least coming to
- 8:03see us before we get a little into the political debate and others loved you
- 8:09without analyzing it or critically, but I say what happens to Argentina. We
- 8:13go from extremes to where there is excess and excessive political correctness. It was
- 8:18ruled in some ways for minorities, without arguing, I say an excess of
- 8:24thinking lesbian rule by putting only one example in women in some cases, and
- 8:28I am not even without making judgments of value that we now pass to the
- 8:33other, where political incorrection is what commands, where a spokesman says this farewell
- 8:39cloth that passes the one that does turn in the style, even if we
- 8:43suppose that we are right, that we should close fabric. There were seven
- 8:46hundred types of which half, twenty, thirty are bores, honest, are
- 8:48families. Today, in Milagio my law is being beaten because in this school
- 8:52act that I said in private school that the voting player passed out two boys,
- 8:58one of him when he passed out or for the first and second of
- 9:00May vila and instead of the little bit of good co because I was talking
- 9:03about left. He just said well, it' s about the left and
- 9:07he faints. He doesn' t talk about communism and faints because he earned
- 9:09him some sticks, obviously from political rule, which he doesn' t want
- 9:13or want. But I say we pass this from one end to the other,
- 9:18that humanism was overreacted still stealing still wasting the plant of the State and
- 9:24now it is chainsaw and crudeness. That' s what it imposes. Now
- 9:28this can sit down. It is a time climate that will dissipate in a
- 9:33short time. As you see it say, almost sociologically it wants to be
- 9:39called that look. First, the reflection you' re doing is very interesting.
- 9:41I think the extremes obviously touch each other. I' m not saying
- 9:46we go from one end to the other. It' s not that we
- 9:50are, let' s say this I would tell you is more that it
- 9:54has to do with a question in contemporary politics, an attitude issue than with
- 9:58a more ideological question. Of course, of or there are ideological expressions on
- 10:01either side, but what ends up generating, let' s say, is
- 10:07precisely that, at least in the expression of political terms. I am a
- 10:09participant and we have eighted it more than one opportunity that in society has no
- 10:15desire to accompany, extremes that it accompanies, and extremes because it does not
- 10:16fit another. Not because I really feel like forgiveness. I remember it'
- 10:20s not to give them away. Charles tells me no. I think he
- 10:22' s going to slow down and throw it downtown. No. I don
- 10:26' t think people tend to balance. I don' t think I voted
- 10:30for a name myla and president and that if the governors passed. I don
- 10:33' t think he' ll name a president people choose, a president who
- 10:35knows he has little political power because he' s unstable. It happened,
- 10:39he has three cats in deputy and fewer senators yet and he doesn' t
- 10:43have a governor. I mean, society can be dystopian, it wants to
- 10:45see that way not the vote. Yeah, totally. What happens is that
- 10:48you saw that these are the result of previous processes. As I would say
- 10:56visually, we usually see a thesis and antithesis process. Let' s hope
- 11:00at some point we go into synthesis. And it seems to me that,
- 11:03from that point of view, good society. In a state of despair.
- 11:09Societies sometimes support things that they don' t fully agree with, but that
- 11:13work out for them. But how good it turns out, let' s
- 11:20say I' d say as the answer to an earlier process. So,
- 11:22from that point of view, what I would put on the interpretation of social
- 11:28demand would take it cautiously, I would take it with more pizzas, because
- 11:33it' s clear that nobody likes to say goodbye to crazy fools from an
- 11:37organization, from a state enterprise. Let' s say in this case how
- 11:46it was fabric that played a role, a clul because in fact let'
- 11:52s say they' re going to close it. It' s not clear
- 11:54yet. It seems to me that for now, as if they suspended his
- 11:56activity, more than anything else, they go to the extremes and say well
- 12:01no, that is, he does not pose no with all the little mistakes
- 12:03he has. I put, we go to the extreme hotel in a web
- 12:07disaster and what no one is proposing Mexico, if it is half touch with
- 12:11that no, but to improve it to make it, optimize it, fire
- 12:13the ten percent, the twenty or suspend voluntary retivo is to eradicate what happens.
- 12:18It is that there is a political conception of the President that one does
- 12:20not know until the point of the envelope acts. I don' t think
- 12:22he overreacts her. It' s so much believed by the zero state.
- 12:24Let' s say and come back with those with which taxes are a remora
- 12:28of slavery and blah blah blah. I said the taxes that any ten-
- 12:31year- old boy knows they go to the misused, poorly executed, unoptimized,
- 12:35but they go to the poorest. There' s not a mauri a
- 12:39fara who doesn' t keep us in the public hospital or if they have
- 12:41a son, they don' t send him to public school. If they
- 12:43can send it private well, it' s like there' s no need
- 12:46to have imputosotives, it' s like an Antistate religion. Then it goes
- 12:50from the end to the other. There is a great deal of bad state
- 12:54to execute with bad executioners this would be sought to no longer exist. Let
- 12:56' s say yes, totally look I' m sorry. Let' s
- 13:01say this way. You saw that there are several details to keep in mind.
- 13:07The first is that if you' re really going to close something,
- 13:11you sent the lay- off rate, which up to here didn' t
- 13:15happen what happened was a week' s sub- division, but well they
- 13:18missed the place. Let' s say this first. Second, it was
- 13:22at an expected point that several of these things would happen, partly because of
- 13:26the showof that needs the demonstration that, indeed, a change is happening.
- 13:31No one is indifferent to the Government of my law. That' s absolutely
- 13:37the way it is. Shewop. But what you can call smoke, no,
- 13:39but everything does not machrism. Also seen so much, put a little
- 13:43smoke in the middle of the adjustment that you talk about, a little bit
- 13:46about that, less about inflation, etcetera, etcetera. Totally that from now
- 13:50on. But at this point particularly because my law is conceived is foundational of
- 13:58Argentina, with which there are things that we say I was going to overdo
- 14:03them in this way to generate, say to generate the impact also on the
- 14:09markets that, effectively, let' s say, believe it is that what
- 14:16is the size, let' s say the depth, the adjustment that it
- 14:16wants to make. And, on the other hand, because these contemporary political
- 14:20phenomena try to make no one indifferent. The Trump case, the Bonsonar case
- 14:26or the bul case et cetera. None of them bet. Let' s
- 14:31say a profound change, but in a moderate tone. No, the tone
- 14:35also has to be extreme. This is a detail of contemporary politics. It
- 14:43' s what society or everything because I say and I say again, without
- 14:46even making judgment of critical value. The net was the certainly moderate Bulry that
- 14:50broke. Bulrich Bulry won as a candidate after winning the pass against Mille,
- 14:54the mid- right intern won it. My lia, I mean, people
- 14:58always bet more extreme. I' m not saying that' s what you
- 15:01voted for. Yes, because two or three things happened here. First,
- 15:07the size of the crisis, so in all of that case let' s
- 15:11say it ends up being more credible or more attractive that someone with an iron
- 15:20hand has. Let' s say we change things. That, on the
- 15:22one hand, that' s the second question how and being a separate economist,
- 15:31not right or wrong, but he' s a bulrycy economist not the
- 15:31RMS. No, no, no, no. No. Obvious, ob
- 15:33obvious, no. But the other issue, let' s say, is
- 15:39also about the fact that, in the midst of a crisis, moderate responses
- 15:48tend to blur. Not because they are more the idea even let' s
- 15:54say in a dispassionate debate, but they tend to blur. That' s
- 15:58absolutely true. Let' s say with what is the issue of the iron
- 16:02hand, yes or yes, and then let' s say, obviously,
- 16:07what ends up also including is the need for this to mobilize. Let'
- 16:12s say opinions on one side to the other, regardless of the content.
- 16:18Well, see if I was or someone else you' re gonna come across
- 16:22a new acquaintance me, how you' re doing Milay' s government,
- 16:26and what you' d say, because I' m saying from scratch.
- 16:27This is not the first pro mark and this is like almost none fantastic.
- 16:33The lola, the not- a- hundred low, the rigo or pair
- 16:36is still a real dive. It' s also a short time. He
- 16:37' s voting with Argentina. We are waiting to see a little more,
- 16:40but the marked we gain five to zero in the political, in Parliament complicated
- 16:45the street by hour banking, I know what you would balance. Little less,
- 16:49Milay' s ten- three- month management is about to be completed.
- 16:52If you come across an Argentine who knows you on the street and asks
- 16:56you and we go the first thing I' d say is my stocine starts.
- 17:06Let' s say it' s being a strong fit because it needs,
- 17:12let' s say it' s noticed that, in fact, we
- 17:21say Argentina needs a big change and a little bit Carlos Mene style at the
- 17:26time, this is not my idea, a concept. Let' s say
- 17:29that Pablo Gabsunofe describes well in the book The Coin, in the air is
- 17:33faced with the doubts that exist about a certain process, they overact the reaction
- 17:41in this as nothing can be, let' s say moderate, as we
- 17:47said that the President has shown so far we will say little political professionalism for
- 17:52my taste and that, clearly let' s say he is making a very
- 17:59strong bet on a polarization of public opinion in Argentina with let' s say
- 18:04all the old that this brings because solutions let' s say to everyone.
- 18:06The first stage failed him, Amene failed me, Dualde failed him, he
- 18:08failed him. Let' s say this one with the Fonsín faol, let
- 18:14' s say this one to Macri and say why it won' t fail
- 18:18my law, with which we say to take it with tweezers, to be
- 18:22very cautious regarding the perspectives that Argentina has ahead and my law may have understood
- 18:29with all speed, not in functions. That' s why my law was
- 18:32chosen at the extremes with one again, without going into excitements, with a
- 18:36historic parro, the cget so fast, with pans that is, few that
- 18:40are in serious at ninety percent in tiquinerito, which I had voted to mass,
- 18:41but I hunt arms like never seen so fast. I also believe that
- 18:45no Argentine history, I say with everything so fast, with a government that
- 18:51happened in Congress, did not score. In Congress, he didn' t
- 18:52bring in a law. I mean he has to take go and he doesn
- 18:57' t see it almost as a historian and he says well what it looks
- 19:02good to him they didn' t hit it in the first neither Alfonsín,
- 19:04not least in the second stage. I don' t know You put turs,
- 19:07I mean, you got a second cartridge. With all this speeding up
- 19:11generating greater opposition in the structures and possibly more criticism in the social field,
- 19:15that is, in the street. There' s a place to be quiet
- 19:19in quotation marks and say good don' t stick it with the toto because
- 19:22it doesn' t under inflation. I' m good. In September there
- 19:23is a cabinet replacement and it has air again is so simple look. Obviously,
- 19:29it' s not simple here, let' s say there. The
- 19:32detail against my law is that it is the politically weakest government of eighty-
- 19:37three times. You can do it to say it nicely, you can do
- 19:41it bravely if you have power, otherwise you have to be careful of that
- 19:48part, not careful. It' s not clear good. That' s
- 19:51why. That is why I say, on the negative side, the negative
- 19:53side, on the positive side. The theme is to look at the depth
- 19:57of the crisis as the impression let' s say that we' ll probably
- 20:04say recive from public opinion a little more oxygen with all the pain in the
- 20:14world regarding let' s say well, let' s leave it long enough
- 20:19to see if they give it more or less the key and then we agree.
- 20:22Let' s say the business world, America, wants to help him
- 20:27and that' s not minor. In this situation it seems to me that
- 20:33on that side, it has a little oxygen. Yeah, now, how
- 20:37many times you can be wrong. Here' s the thing. Once you
- 20:40can make a mistake. We bank back, the stabilization program, half consulted,
- 20:45etcetera, etcetera. Twice is more complicated. It seems to me that,
- 20:51I say menem had two Ministers of Economy basically until the full solution arrived
- 20:56in the early nineties and one with convertibility. It seems to me that Changüi
- 21:02even for historical times and political weakness. Obviously this one I think Miley doesn
- 21:07' t have. Let' s talk about unprofessionalism. We talked about one
- 21:11off this topic of sending an omni one, not sending him the laws,
- 21:15as he asked them in the position. Well, we' re going back
- 21:18to the musc no starting point, I mean, and volple give a little
- 21:21bit of professionalism. He thinks he has the power. It' s been
- 21:23a long time, they' re putting them up against things. I am
- 21:25speaking, obviously, since last Friday' s address of the Opening Assembly Ordinary
- 21:27Sections apart from the President and as a good thing, he regained some control
- 21:32of the agenda before governors and so on. But it comes back more of
- 21:36the same. I mean, there' s a mistake again, there'
- 21:38s other unprofessional professions, or it takes the ones to win my law on
- 21:44this thing that I finally don' t know. I don' t know
- 21:45if long before the 25th deck we' ll know how the bet went.
- 21:48It' s the one he says he doesn' t believe in quotes after
- 21:51the scene that you say I don' t believe, but I offer them
- 21:53these, but growing up they won' t put me on the ball and
- 21:56that I' m going to keep going for mine and that I' m
- 22:00going to have to jump like a dog a two yes. Look at that.
- 22:02First let' s look at a detail so, for my taste is
- 22:07important in all of this. Beyond what Mia says, it seems to me
- 22:10that we must pay attention to the fact that my law falls to her.
- 22:14The law, but it gets it approved by the general and if it hadn
- 22:18' t, let' s say flavors and maybe say a little pride in
- 22:23the treatment, in the law in particular. There was already a first law
- 22:26in place. But I had a first, a first law, I don
- 22:30' t say, but I don' t want it. He didn'
- 22:32t want it. He was saying well, the ruling party was the one
- 22:34who didn' t want to. Let' s say we negotiate more and
- 22:37not mean, what a cost than how much you screwed up the plan,
- 22:40but they didn' t want to. Let' s say no to seeing
- 22:41this company and some values are dying to negotiate, but to help, but
- 22:45they don' t leave them in quotation marks. No. No, no,
- 22:47I, that' s clear. But it is also true that the
- 22:52Government should say two things. First, let it be understood that now it
- 22:56is not by an omniverse law, but by several more narrow laws. I
- 23:00think that could be forgiveness. That' s right. That' s the
- 23:03information you have because I don' t know if they' re good.
- 23:04I don' t know if it' s good. You' re going
- 23:07to see, let' s say, the government lets this go. If
- 23:08later you don' t, okay, well, leave it behind, then
- 23:14my question is wrong. Then change the formulation. A month and a half
- 23:17ago, say you or to my taste. I think, I think we
- 23:22' ll see what happens on Friday, see what impression the governors are leaving
- 23:26with and go to the meeting. I have the impression that there may be,
- 23:30this possibility of saying is okay, or I' m going to scream
- 23:34a little in public. But we have four or five or six seven things
- 23:37about which it is in that omnique law were being given. Let' s
- 23:41go and pass that part and keep discussing the rest and we' ll,
- 23:47of course, give that we have something approved as a part of the bus
- 23:52law, as we continue to work for the May pact. It seems to
- 23:55me that if this situation does not happen in which they are generated, we
- 24:00are going to say signs that generate a climate of negotiation. Well, of
- 24:06course, we' ll get to May and nothing will happen or everyone will
- 24:11listen to him, give him the best taste said, sign him a paper
- 24:15that' s like signing a like they say in Mexico, a salute to
- 24:18the flag, no good at all. You signed the paper, but it
- 24:22' s useless. Like this the one who signs the paper, it'
- 24:26s useless. Of course I say, the point is what' s going
- 24:32on. So what happens. If the President says well, I' ll
- 24:37send you funds. I' m returning some of the trust funds. I
- 24:41' m going to control us, but I can' t be displeased.
- 24:48The 25th of May all over the world goes and says good. All right,
- 24:51I' ll sign it for you. There' s no use in
- 24:52paper. But you got engaged. I promised to respect the private property that
- 24:59is the ACU Institution if it is already going to charge the participation that cannot
- 25:03be. It has that these twenty- four drafts have not been approved for
- 25:12thirty years, cousins thirty years the new Constitution. We' re still going
- 25:17to get rid of the good budget and you' re going to balance it
- 25:22and you' re the President. So I say it seems to me that
- 25:26we can get to the one that if the government does not accept climate,
- 25:33it can say total 25 May and some would like to sign the pact so
- 25:37that it does not go anywhere. Let' s say that on the one
- 25:41hand and then another situation. You didn' t see that there are always
- 25:47variables that get out of control, not because someone wants it, but because
- 25:51there' s simply no way to predict it. That this is what happens
- 25:53if they get into a sense of systematic payment, three or four more provinces
- 26:00get a big mess. That' s got a domino So I say that
- 26:07becomes a national problem. We' ve already talked about it. It'
- 26:10s not just a problem for governors this shift and some even until he lets
- 26:15go. Let' s just say the ball to get him to arm himself
- 26:18up a little bit. Then I say it seems to me that at that
- 26:26point I say they all drown or they all get saved. It seems to
- 26:29me that you think you see on the side, you think that it can
- 26:32happen from this that three or four provinces go into payment need and say to
- 26:37the Regenta also to Mille say Mira that there are three, but then you
- 26:40can fall a big córdoba or by oíns buos ares. Then you see it
- 26:42as plausible look. There is more than one Governor than they assumed that they
- 26:48also find themselves in a desperate box situation because not without eating or drinking it.
- 26:53Let' s be clear, then they call it good and settle the
- 26:56score. Yeah, but just the bills like I just arrived and I have
- 27:00to pay it off. There' s more than one Governor than this one
- 27:03just assumed that they say the situation is worse than the means of being say
- 27:08I don' t know how we' re going to do it, because
- 27:11the situation is ultra complicated. Then I' d tell you eye because at
- 27:17some point let' s say there may be more than one who issues this
- 27:22a quasi coin, not because he wants to, but because he has no
- 27:23other one left if he' s sorry. Let' s just say the
- 27:25province explodes. Well, all that can. You can, say no,
- 27:29not rule it out. Horse told the President publicly over the weekend because they
- 27:33don' t adjust the pace of the problem pec a little because otherwise,
- 27:37they won' t get the devaluation, because inflation is eating it. Not
- 27:42with two percent they don' t get that. What it means is either
- 27:47to speed up the pace or at the moment you' re going to have
- 27:49to devalue again, as in December and everything starts back. Well government says
- 27:55that with the street of financiers and the gap of less than twenty percent they
- 27:57don' t need to devalue. It' s not him they say.
- 28:00They say we' ll see you. I am told to see that a
- 28:04conclusion of new positions, that is, I do not want to pull as
- 28:07many possible ones, but one that is as likely is that the government does
- 28:11not achieve great climate but that it has a role, that is to say
- 28:15that it is left for the photos that we signed and in return, the
- 28:17zip funds. It would be like a defeat. Honorable, it' s
- 28:18not going to sell me like a broken one, but a filling. Let
- 28:22' s just say that' s like a probable scenario. Of course,
- 28:26I say wrong, no, no, it' s not right, because
- 28:30I say the issue is supposed to be that the government is stubborn and says
- 28:34ok if I' m not going to sign the pact and they' re
- 28:37not going to give me the laws and so on, then, since I
- 28:44have more financial backs than you, because last and light can issue money clear,
- 28:51you can take debt that the provinces can' t take, they limited
- 28:52the ability to borrow. Then he can say good at this thing to see
- 28:56that you run out of oxygen and you' re going to run out of
- 29:00demands not before me, then you' re going to have to come boking
- 29:03to sign whatever I want. Well, that' s pretty much it.
- 29:07Let' s just say he' s very optimistic about my law, because
- 29:12everything can end badly. It' s not that it' s not necessarily
- 29:15that the subject is like I have more back then I' m going to
- 29:18win and then you come and sign me what I want. And if you
- 29:22don' t sign it either, they can all die in the attempt at
- 29:26calculus error or which in politics is quite frequent the biggest candi cart de pelayo.
- 29:33Obviously, it is also natural to reveal Alfonsino eighty- three and so
- 29:37on, not Alberto Fernández, who won very hard in the first round,
- 29:41but in the is forgiveness in the pass, but remained after the first round
- 29:45together for the change relatively well with the improvement of MACP more to lose.
- 29:48But I mean in part of a scenario talking about the eighty- three for
- 29:52the attack also of Milla, and I don' t say Peronism, especially
- 29:56in the diluted position, especially Peronism based on the role of trade unionism,
- 30:00or the ajista of trade unionism or the wear and tear to the government part
- 30:03of Mexicanism. If leadership is closer to a Uitre fund than to stand strong
- 30:11than if pla has them complicated. He' s Miley' s biggest clear
- 30:15cadian today in the face of this situation and obviously, the little popular belief
- 30:22in the position that there is not entirely clear, is an example for the
- 30:26opposition to the wet rain Union for the homeland loses and, in addition,
- 30:32the only leadership that you have a worn- out leadership that is Cristina'
- 30:36s leadership without alternative figures, at least for now and, in addition to
- 30:40that, one together for the change that flew through the air. Then I
- 30:41say with all that, I would say the government has a handicap and the
- 30:45time I say the seriousness of the crisis also disciplines society a little. As
- 30:51if saying well, if this is the solution, let' s make gut
- 30:55heart and bank as far as we can and as far as Bancapotticos can still
- 30:59reach us on the Gregal light ballot be won in a month, in two,
- 31:03tickets start to increase and so many things are already seen to be measured.
- 31:07They say that banking less, that less patience in the middle class,
- 31:11that the lower class to which they increase it, the middle class that increases
- 31:12it in the private school prepares it I increased it a lot. The nasta,
- 31:15that is to say, we talk about this, not the banking people.
- 31:18The banking people. First there is the debate. No. I think
- 31:22Julio Aurelio is drawing. Not in my law does it maintain the popularity of
- 31:26seeing when it won fifty- six percent. Now he' s lost three,
- 31:30four or five dots. We have if you want, fifty- fifty
- 31:33or fifty- two to forty- eight, forty- eight, cinuent and
- 31:36but I say and to what extent banking, once you intuit a little bit
- 31:41the society looks to me it seems that I believe that to me, but
- 31:44it seems to me that six months can eventually give it. And after those
- 31:48situations where we' ll see if because we' ve been around for almost
- 31:55a month in four days instead we' ve been three months, three.
- 31:56Yes, then this is three more months, where the government assumes that with
- 32:04the arrival of foreign dollars, then the situation is going to be, let
- 32:07' s say, as calmer, talking about at least is talking about at
- 32:13least the ten zero of the fund, for example, that were left pending
- 32:15macre, for example, that kind of thing. So, now eye,
- 32:22let' s say this. The recession is very strong, very strong and
- 32:28the fall in income is remarkable. One hypothesis, say, is that a
- 32:34negative hypothesis for what the government thinks is that today it is a crisis for
- 32:42inflation. You' ve got a lot of inflation and a fall in the
- 32:46brain is if in three months you don' t start having an unemployment crisis.
- 32:49Of course this is all inside the information. But all this is going
- 32:54to depend on a detail that' s not minor, which is what if
- 33:00people bank under their finger, don' t fire me keep paying what you
- 33:06can, which is adjustment, for income to keep the job, because anything
- 33:13is preferable to find out what happens if companies can' t even say well,
- 33:20okay, it' s not that I can' t pay the increases
- 33:22directly. I can' t support you because I dropped the lawsuit. So
- 33:25much. Let' s just say I' m suffocated and then let'
- 33:36s say people don' t even have a chance to say good, keep
- 33:38my job, don' t raise my salary, or black me a whole
- 33:43bunch of situations. It seems to me that this situation is a situation.
- 33:47Let' s just say we have to put it on the table, we
- 33:51don' t have to completely rule it out. It seems to me like
- 33:59two shorts complete with that other one that we' re still spitting in quotes
- 34:06savings. But, well, that' s all bounded up. No way,
- 34:09we' re collecting forgiveness. Ah you didn' t see what the
- 34:14government says says the dollar stands. It' s the blue keeps it low,
- 34:16because now it' s pulling the dollars out of the mattress. No,
- 34:20but all of that has a limit. It' s not a two
- 34:25percent term that already awaits us as a friend Gustavo farrar the Wolfinson. My
- 34:29law swallows for good or stops the pro and sticks. The pro has no
- 34:35way of escaping that macri and companionship. If Milen' s doing well,
- 34:38she swallows it and she' s going bad for both of us. I
- 34:40say pro as we say, enslaved to this look at me. The truth
- 34:45is, I see him at Max beb pro' s pro thing I see
- 34:52him slow or not. I see it as a situation that will soon be
- 34:55resolved. There seems to be good will, but from that point on,
- 35:01it seems to me that there is still a short way to the argo,
- 35:05among other things, that the most important agreement will be, in fact,
- 35:07in Congress, where everyone votes for it. That' s why good.
- 35:08With that then I say if that' s going to work. There is
- 35:12no need for any particular agreement. Let' s see And later, if
- 35:16I have discussed total, another see I say Ticket has a bit of stability
- 35:25to embarrass everything and that' s also why we talked about the handicap of
- 35:29the opposition and so on, well, he was skillful last Friday with him
- 35:37the speech because he put on the table, the May Pact and the anticaste
- 35:39package. The antecasta package is clearly popular. Let' s say for sure,
- 35:45the new majority of people would agree with what I proposed there and the
- 35:47May Pact, that is, they call me confrontational. There you have a
- 35:52pact to sign it is of a certain skill or it is a trick pichanga.
- 35:57Yes, of course it' s the government faction to regain initiative after
- 36:00it was a little blurry because it dropped the lion. That' s for
- 36:05sure. But well, there' s what' s going to happen to
- 36:07the neuido one, because quite a few Fridays, well it was almost safe
- 36:12in the Senate and it had to be seen that it happened in disputed,
- 36:15obviously, support from garnishers and so on. And now it seems to you
- 36:15that the Senate that generism was left alone in the Senate again. How we
- 36:19' d see it. First of all, I think that the rapporteur,
- 36:22however, should fall into a Chamber, both of them fall, must still
- 36:27see them in order to believe. I think that' s, that'
- 36:29s not totally good, but it' s long. I think that'
- 36:30s a long one. That, on the one hand, is a let
- 36:35' s say Congress' s response to Neu' s, but Neo'
- 36:40s is in a lot of trouble with justice. There' s no agreement
- 36:45that' s worth it. Not good. But the Court, the Court
- 36:49with a political waist, does not take political leave with which it is working.
- 36:52A lot of the work, but then let' s say the work,
- 36:55but out of the work, it doesn' t take it. There
- 36:59' s a question mark in justice. NEUM doesn' t take it,
- 37:04let' s say justice, so if you were a first instance where the
- 37:08sona pente was dictated don' t innovate. The NEU has no validity in
- 37:15certain respects, in others, in another, then I say only for you.
- 37:20If you go for a topic, raise, the prepaid give you the
- 37:22reason is only for you. As an affiliate, it' s not for
- 37:23Tolo. For you or whatever it was totally, but then there are all
- 37:28the other things that the NEU intends to modify by decree when it has to
- 37:32pass by law and back there I say do not take it to Congress,
- 37:36but in the middle it is in limbo. Neu' s not a good
- 37:39part. Carlos, thank you very much. As always a pleasure of fer
- 37:49of Carlos Fara in New York, we pass to Don Gustavo Barral El Golfo
- 37:52are our correspondent. In Mexico we' re going to see if you leave
- 37:55the world frozen Don Gustavo RLS, how are Fernando going, how are you?
- 38:02Good afternoon. I' m fine listening to Carlitos from the Big Apple
- 38:12analyzing things. But, you know that today I don' t want to
- 38:17be so into internal politics, because, obviously I think very well explained by
- 38:23the scenario Carlos, where we are with an opposition still beaten, badly beaten
- 38:30by electoral defeat without leadership came the top party leader from Spain and I think
- 38:38they' re kicking him in quite a lot. But Borges said we are
- 38:47not moved by love, but by terror. That is why we love each
- 38:52other so much and that is the two extremes of Latin America or Mexico,
- 38:59the us Argentina. You' re in Argentina. I am here in Mexico,
- 39:04with two Presidents who are antagonically different in all ways in thought, but
- 39:13they are acting in the same way. It' s a very curious thing.
- 39:17I see that we are saying that we are tearing off the garments these
- 39:23days since the announcement by the President of the closure of Tela and López Obrador
- 39:30last year closed the official urgency of news that had practically the durability of the
- 39:40seventy years that had had the cris in the government when these cuts are sought
- 39:51or, better said, these closures of business of the caste, as says
- 39:59milel López Obrador, during before all his almost six years of government was passed
- 40:05saying that everything that was being invested, all the social supports, all the
- 40:12infrastructure and so on? It came from saving corruption and closing the sponsored niches
- 40:17of power. He calls them by the conservative neoliberals Mile and calls them glascos.
- 40:25So, my question, Fernande, I would like us to discuss it
- 40:30as a topic of dialogue rather than exposure, that is how far those extremes
- 40:37come together and where. Moreover, most curiously, some are aggravated and the
- 40:44others are criticized within the same thing. For example, Cuba last week raised
- 40:51the price of fuel by 400 percent. Not from the point of view of
- 41:00the left. Perhaps we would be an adjustment for anything from our point of
- 41:08view. We said it' s the right one that comes all the way
- 41:15to the pocket. Let' s say progretariat, but it' s the
- 41:19same thing. No So, really, as far as I saw him do,
- 41:24I don' t know about pipe and his partner also doesn' t
- 41:29close the cloth. He would be in Mexico with that same jail telling López
- 41:35Obrador. Don' t close, he doesn' t have the pres actor.
- 41:39The agencies, rather, the commercial air girls, which was almost the
- 41:45state were given the Milley All army did the same as the planes. I
- 41:52commend the armed forces. So to see the question if I was a negotiator
- 41:59at this time of the relations between the two countries is what differentiates us and
- 42:08whether this ideology that we are criticizing from both sides in the concepts of governance
- 42:16are not really generating or implementing the same mechanisms and situations. I' m
- 42:28not sorry I was saying no. No. Today I have a statement from
- 42:31the market without the state is like leaving the fox in the gas tank.
- 42:35He said who you' re talking about today regarding the voice of forgiveness Fernando.
- 42:39The market without the state is like leaving the fox in the gas tank,
- 42:43said Amlo the President of Mexico, when it was consulted just about the
- 42:46session in Argentina. Look at the President' s friendship with Alberto Fernández,
- 42:51who is in Mexico, etcetera, etcetera, meeting with youÁlvaro Fernández.
- 42:54Over there. No. No. Don' t you? Don' t
- 42:55you? Don' t you? Don' t you? No. No.
- 42:59I think it would be too exhilarating for the beaches to come, for
- 43:04it to be more contentious. No, because there no more falls out and
- 43:07more when cos There' s a conception. There is no conception of state
- 43:12rock obviously, after which you say government, governance, more, the discourse
- 43:15became related in part exactly. I mean. I would like amlo to ask
- 43:24Alberto Fernández to see why all these principles that we did, you carried it
- 43:34out to us and let us say if we were objective and you are carrying
- 43:40out them your successor and under the circumstances we just mentioned. I mean,
- 43:52it' s very easy. It' s very easy to be an opponent,
- 43:57it' s very easy to be critical, it' s very easy
- 44:02to rule with slogan. But the question is whether it is very easy to
- 44:10govern, and I think Alberto demonstrated it because his success and his business card
- 44:20for many years as a skilled political negotiator armed with threads, coalitions, alliances
- 44:30and structures. When he came to power he could not solve or solve any
- 44:37right, not even within his own party or political space. So with what
- 44:47we play realities kill demagoguery, if I could tell you realities kill the verse,
- 45:05because on both sides they are doing the same. What could I say?
- 45:13Look at those left- handed currents. López Obrador is saying these conservative
- 45:17neo- liberal currents, but maybe I' m thinking because I' m
- 45:27scoring things that have been done in these five years and Miley' s doing
- 45:32crazy speakers. It has not played an important or active role in the State.
- 45:38López Obrador has played an important role in what he calls Mexico' s
- 45:45fourth historical transformation, what Alfonsón at the time wanted to do with the third
- 45:52movement and those things for destiny. Claudia Ceuma' s slogan, who is
- 46:00the fashion candidate of the ruling party. It' s put from a second
- 46:07floor to transformation and what and why you saw this. When López Obrador arrived
- 46:15as Head of Government of Mexico City in the year two thousand, his summit
- 46:19work questioned or not, but a reality is repeated again. He put a
- 46:25second floor of circulation to the main road axes that communicated the city. Imagine
- 46:32today the North Access, the Pan American Access, the West Access, the
- 46:38Silver Route. I don' t know any good airs. All those ace
- 46:44are with a second floor to say avoid the congestions of t so to see
- 46:55is how to say what did this mayor made the background and that was the
- 47:00seal and platform that gave, apart from his foolishness and stubbornness, to López
- 47:06Obrador reach the Presidency that, under that slogan, the current candidate says let
- 47:12' s put a second floor, that is, what is the continuity of
- 47:17this process of the four TS. Obviously, we are thinking or starting from
- 47:25a reality. Already amlo will not be the quantity and political history of humanity
- 47:31have taught us that no supposedly or self- called leader of multitudes has left
- 47:43heirs, who continues in his legacy. See any country, including Peronism,
- 47:50no, but it itself had actors, but it had no heirs. The
- 47:57pri never had your heirs and friends, nor Gol' s, nor Short
- 48:04' s, nor any of the heroes of the 20th century. In the
- 48:09conduct of the great transformations their respective countries had heirs and what is going to
- 48:15be, let' s say amlo can' t be that the movement remains
- 48:20either. But the movement is more he gets the daily agenda and whatever his
- 48:28successor, his successor, in that case, his successor will no longer have
- 48:32it. And it' s the big problem that Morena' s going to
- 48:40concentrate for the next six years, that is, she' s holding one
- 48:49more six years for the figure of amlo. But six years from now,
- 48:52there' s no other Salvador Costa that he didn' t create. This
- 48:55process of the four formations is already finished and another messiah will appear that begins
- 49:04to think about the fifth transformation of i what happens with the figure of ambulo
- 49:10once it is re- elected between dark quotes wins this woman who is candidate
- 49:15exa Mayor. Well, he says he' s going to his estate his
- 49:20little camp that he has in Chia part is going to happen what he says,
- 49:23what' s going to happen. Yeah, yeah. Look into Mexico
- 49:25' s political history, including great leadership and personalism, marked the end of
- 49:36its six years as an almost unwritten constitutional situation. President Azop accepts the appointment,
- 49:47turns first year, but immediately puts first or second and becomes again the
- 49:55new actor and protagonists of the police. The historical case of that country was
- 50:07the figure of Lázaro carn Lázaro Carnas is what is called the proman of the
- 50:12Mexican Revolution. I' m not talking about the one who nationalized the oil
- 50:16in the 1930s. Well, his figure was a man of consultation, but
- 50:23he didn' t finish deciding or deciding on the politics issues of what was
- 50:32going on in Mexico. I mean, if you ask me, he can
- 50:37become a president in the shadows. Maybe, but the system. I believe
- 50:44that, taking into account the old model of the pria, which is copied
- 50:49to its totality, that he is suffering, which is also going through the
- 50:53syndrome of the fifth presidential year, where he, God, begins to come
- 51:00down to earth and is sent. At some point he didn' t give
- 51:07you how much he crucified himself. The lesson has already been won. The
- 51:17lesson is practically won because it has managed the entire structure at the national level
- 51:24to win unless something happened. The opposition I believe is resigned. He doesn
- 51:30' t have a bad candidate. But if you follow up the campaigns that
- 51:36began this first of March, they are totally exaggerated, even in creativity,
- 51:43in concept, in figures. There' s nothing that moves you or comes
- 51:51out of what the system is handling, that they' re counting here.
- 52:00We' re less than a thousand away We' re already between the calm
- 52:05coast. Some already talk about re- election of my law look. I
- 52:09think the country is starting to settle down. Me. I' m going
- 52:20to move on to an old comment made to me by an old president of
- 52:24an American country that had been, had suffered, had resigned because of problems.
- 52:29I' m not telling you about the coup d' etat, but
- 52:34I' m telling you, destabilities and walking with him through the cassal I
- 52:38was telling them to see the President forgive me for not fucking it. When
- 52:39you go out you give, tell me those who came in have been worse
- 52:49than me that really today I am an angel. Let' s say with
- 52:53wings and anglical chest the case of my law. I believe that what Carlos
- 52:59was talking about, this kind of honeymoon and, at the same time,
- 53:04tolerance. I believe that we are just now starting to think about what they
- 53:15were, especially the last year of the government last year, with Sergio Maza
- 53:20' s kind of ambition, to conquer the presidency whatever it was and what
- 53:28was allowed to be said in the country under the cover of everything, including
- 53:37plugging in the machine and not putting any kind of limit on the situation or
- 53:42the issue at all. So, when we see or hear about whether there
- 53:47was a guy who made Milaneses in a justice office or there were people who
- 53:57lived in there like Okupas, where we realize that in a house of eighty
- 54:05square meters it was a dependency that had three thousand five hundred employees and things
- 54:10like that and things like that. So that' s, obviously, we
- 54:15' re waking up from a nightmare and we' re even putting up with
- 54:23the person who' s telling us that nightmare without knowing that, if it
- 54:30can be, it' s right now in the storyteller stage. He may
- 54:31become an executioner in a while, but today we are giving him. I
- 54:38think a sort of endorsement to show us, at least what is the way
- 54:47he presents. We' re on a tightrope. I think we knew that
- 54:55he was going to take on a tightrope, that what I' m saying
- 55:01is how far he remembers, he can resist and how far? Actually,
- 55:07from the point of view of the government, you can understand that there are
- 55:15certain items that can expire, but you cannot burst the good case at the
- 55:21level of salaries, retirees, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. The problem is
- 55:25that I' m realizing that there was but so much, but so much,
- 55:32but so many curros, everywhere, that is a chinadero that we don
- 55:37' t know where we' re covering it up and exploiting it for another,
- 55:49really society or tedes call it, I' m going to use Miley
- 55:53' s terms and the corporate caste didn' t have a fill. And,
- 55:58on the other hand, so a little bit that corporate caste, let
- 56:04' s say, has the acceptance or popular to put in or to propose
- 56:13solutions. Obviously, they have already left and have lost all manner of actibility.
- 56:20They don' t have faces. He doesn' t have a face
- 56:22for a gentleman he' s going to be real, he doesn' t
- 56:25have a face for a moyano son. He' s got no face.
- 56:27I don' t really know the defense if they' re looking out for
- 56:35the workers' defense. Many of them thirty, thirty- five years ago
- 56:40are watching over that defense and if they didn' t, the problem is
- 56:45like the master and they reprove everyone. It is no longer a problem of
- 56:52pupils, which is a problem of teaching. And if they have not achieved
- 56:55that stability or that well- being for the workers. And I would answer
- 57:01to think if the problem is no longer the dome from an objective point of
- 57:07view, no, because it cannot be that fifty years ago they are with
- 57:14the same libretto, with the same searches for preventions, with the same concessions
- 57:21and with higher levels of poverty for one side and give requirements for the other.
- 57:29And we allow it and during a kind of milad democracy it poses a
- 57:37kind of democratization. Let' s see if they come out online color alfonsine
- 57:40at that moment. Yes, with the famous one there are many. There
- 57:45' s a lot of them. Evidently, I think that at its good
- 57:50time, the law, let' s say, was lost by one vote.
- 57:53Then it means that this vote was not recovered in the forty years of
- 57:59democracy either. On the contrary, it allowed that vote to empower them much
- 58:06more. Now the issue is what it represents for workers and that demand is
- 58:12union leadership. I don' t know, I mean, grab a metallurgist
- 58:22and don' t know what it stands for. If the union leader knows
- 58:24who he' s from. Let' s even say leftover, not that
- 58:31it' s part of a trade union shoe. Well, we don'
- 58:34t have time, but there' s a generás management problem, I don
- 58:40' t say the serious union to see For many years we' ve been
- 58:47talking about it being a wire- tied country and here we' re proving
- 58:50it. The wire rusted you and it' s bursting the country very hot.
- 58:58Wednesday coming this same we forgot to find by this very Baty program of
- 59:01agreement. All right, and if I don' t ask d michni to
- 59:08advise me of Michelles Chao' s a big hug. Gustavo Ferrari, just
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