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- 0:01Plural construction, the renowned journalistic program of political analysis and current in its twentieth
- 0:07season, with the leadership of Fernando Mauri and a team of prestigious analysts listen
- 0:15to it on radio three topic What, such my friends, very but very
- 0:23good afternoon, we are in prural construction closing the week on a very smart
- 0:27day that began very fresh, three around twenty- three degrees, with announcement
- 0:31of grapes, minimum and maximum of being there between fifteen, sixteen, eighteen
- 0:35faces from here to Sunday and maximum also rising around twenty- four, twenty
- 0:40- five, twenty- six. Monday arrives a little more surprised at a
- 0:43freshness. The minimum is still kept up in two digits, let' s
- 0:50say above ten degrees, but the maxins do not reach the rays. We
- 0:54' re going to quickly get going like this for the Wolfson. Keep that
- 0:57little problem in your throat almost without you, so they generate our reciprocating for
- 1:00next week perhaps Tuesday and Thursday, raiding with us. But I myself intend
- 1:04to greet Don Sergio de Piedro, who accompanies us on a day where,
- 1:07as I say, the climate is pleasant, the blu went down a little
- 1:11bit to a thousand twenty- five Millay highlights the title infoba this in the
- 1:15Home At 4 pm highlighted the position of the senators, the freedom advances and
- 1:19critics to whom the diets were increased speaking of the Upper House. That'
- 1:23s how the caste moves by putting out a draft resolution Minutes before the end
- 1:26of this Thursday' s meeting in the Senate, it will have more than
- 1:32four million weeks left the issue that they also passed almost more than double.
- 1:34They were at one point and a beak and they went to four. Well,
- 1:38we' re going to talk about it with standing sergio, as I
- 1:42say, I think the senators and what they have to charge well, but,
- 1:45well, of course, going from about seven hundred were behind to four
- 1:48million. It also looks like you match and gives grass to wild beasts,
- 1:52libertarian beasts. It would be one, not don sergio, good afternoon,
- 1:57how it will look like yes, well, good you not good, well,
- 2:07good to see what interpretations of this one that is going to be a
- 2:09bit of the news of the day, of the two or three of the
- 2:13day that tomorrow will be and we go to an old systems, to the
- 2:16front pages of the newspapers, where the senators have increased. I think they
- 2:19should win relatively well, but on the one hand, it is striking that
- 2:23they spend a seven million hand to four, more than double and, on
- 2:28the other hand, good is the demarcation of Millay. I understand that the
- 2:30pro and the libertarians, indeed, voted against this and good give grass to
- 2:34the wild liberties, as I say to say ah are castes. We were
- 2:38not with this readjustment. I do, blah blah blah blah. Look to
- 2:43me the subject has always seemed quite irrelevant exorbitant. A libado secretary listens to
- 2:52you a little far. I don' t know if you can jam your
- 2:53microphone any further than I get on the pray that I' m going to
- 2:57fang on the return, but he listens to you a little bit as far
- 2:59away from the computer. No. No, no, no, no,
- 3:00I have, I have a microphone to which you listen better a little bit,
- 3:06but I still get up is Juan I ask you back to give him
- 3:07also raise the audio and that he is the exorbitant. Forgive me and you
- 3:15think it' s tempting, which is absolute not to be an exorbitant moment.
- 3:19Let' s say or use a Secretary of State to earn thirty-
- 3:23five million pesos, one Senator four. I think it' s a relationship
- 3:27to sound like some company manager, you have to earn a lot more.
- 3:30Let' s say the responsibilities are adored and very high. So, but
- 3:32the relevant ones. It is not that I share them will advance from very
- 3:38reasonable discussions, but if the President manages to keep the citizens concerned about these
- 3:45issues, not if the people are still how much a senator, a deputy
- 3:50or if the people go the other way, then it seems to me that
- 3:53the question of the polemics that the President tries to install revolves around it the
- 3:58grartos good part, is distracting. This I do not know for the time
- 4:01being of the people who with whom freedom advances did all their campaign, that
- 4:04the central problem in Argentina was the unreal intention of the caste and the salaries
- 4:12of the officials, since no impact on the unreal economy. But well,
- 4:17if that' s what the tip is, if that still manages to be
- 4:24the focus of concern for your legs. I' m not being ironic to
- 4:28say no. No, no. No. I remember how you stand between
- 4:30this debate. Well, we talked about it, but let' s go
- 4:32back. I say it because now I have not called it caste, which
- 4:35is called here that, but it also comes. I don' t know
- 4:38to see from the left we can in Spain also spoke of caste. I
- 4:41did, I spoke of political class rather than leadership. Many times you'
- 4:46re privileged and so on. I don' t put everyone in, but
- 4:48if you' re a good part of the way you stand, let'
- 4:53s say you defend politics. In this sense, you think there are many
- 4:55things that have been done wrong and could have been done better in the state.
- 5:00I mean, today I was seeing a media report that made my law
- 5:03work. When you took over and talked about it, I don' t
- 5:06know by saying some Ministry of Economics that I think it has thousands of cars
- 5:13explodes of cars and so many things and so many things in quotation marks that
- 5:16can be seen as State privileges beyond that after the budget and we can see
- 5:20it the small letter and that so many cars later don' t walk and
- 5:25that I say that then the budget doesn' t represent so much. And
- 5:25saving yourself some salary doesn' t represent that much either. But I say
- 5:29from the point of view there is self- criticism, the class, as
- 5:32I say, political, the leadership. If you want to see him,
- 5:35so he' s been in another game and so came the punishment of this
- 5:43emerging Miley Mira. I think there' s a lot going on there.
- 5:44Not always if we stop at the individual action of each person, in this
- 5:49case, of political leaders, we will surely find errors without being crimes of
- 5:54any kind. Of course not, but it seems to me not, although
- 6:00the important symbolics in our societies. Well, if we' re in an
- 6:04economic discussion, then we have to run what' s symbolic and discuss what
- 6:08it really is. Be important in crazy. It seems to me that on
- 6:12the side of the word caste he has none. I don' t know
- 6:16if we can use it It looks like it also focused. He doesn'
- 6:19t have any. Modern societies are conceived are not an aora caste to be
- 6:26privileged, butlegitimate that says it is before the law. Let' s say,
- 6:30but it seems to me that what is serious and one of the main
- 6:34concerns of modern democracies is that the representatives of the people, when they do
- 6:41their work, do not represent the people, but represent some corporation. It
- 6:44does not make the axis not the salary of a legislator, but if a
- 6:46legislator receives incentive from a company to benefit it or from a group of companies
- 6:53to benefit from a tender or a law. There are laws that sanction a
- 7:00subject who is not the whole population or a minority group that suffers an inequality,
- 7:05but a tiny little smoke points of being benefited by a law. For
- 7:12example, the discussion now about the possible sale of land that has been burned
- 7:17that the gobista banned together to prevent fires. There are specific interests I think
- 7:24that the serious thing about political diligence is that it should govern for a small
- 7:30sector the powerful of society and not be accountable to a whole society. It
- 7:34seems to me that political degeneration is good, because the exact term in your
- 7:40word, which is that. Of course, if the legislator, the civil
- 7:46servant does not let himself be guided by those honeys that are offered good.
- 7:53Indeed, he wanted to be a working man who fulfilled his duty, who
- 7:56carried out the art of his work, who listened to society and who did
- 8:01not take advantage of the public service to benefit himself, his family and friends.
- 8:07But it is a more structural question and not to think of the individual
- 8:09morals of a politician, my legel my law. In this logic, how
- 8:15interpretation a kind of social emergent is an employee of the powerful. I don
- 8:20' t know now he goes to Bariloche, I find in the jaw yao
- 8:24I don' t know the Stein' s perin, from Rock of Techin
- 8:28down. How you interpret the political figure of Miley' s emergence. In
- 8:33this sense, let' s say we see two different things. Not on
- 8:37the good side, things that at least we' re a little bit.
- 8:41The attention given to him if incitement opens the payment of social programs is at
- 8:50least sing them the money that records vast on the other day, nor what
- 8:54will receive him fifteen days before paying four for fifteen days. It can imbue
- 9:00that what they belong to at least is controversial minimum homo and the truth that
- 9:05I think is not the least. There are times of Miley two things Look
- 9:09at that emerging partner of a critical situation, of a society that has been
- 9:13spending eight or nine years having more or less a hard time seeing its salary
- 9:16grow. There was an inflationary musm, a situation that probably starts at about
- 9:22two thousand thirteen, at two thousand fourteen, and it got worse than the
- 9:26two successive friends, who had good times, better and then worse. That
- 9:28emergent of that is people who are tired, people who have a hard time,
- 9:33people who have a hard time paying too. And that seems to us
- 9:37to be a hard core of intensive mileism, of speaking out feelings a little
- 9:45individualistic, selfish that sometimes people speak. These are seen the aggressions suffered by
- 9:50some people in the networks and, on the other hand, well, milé
- 9:54is representing the economic political program, which is the sector more this with hundred
- 10:01not in Argentina has summit ahead. That apparent one hundred intervened to moderate the
- 10:11increases of the prepa. When a middle- and upper- middle- class
- 10:15social sector began to outstrip Azucareja, they were practically looted, but it seems
- 10:22that the apparent program let' s say that you see the big companies that
- 10:26are the program and you don' t see it as SMEs to the workers,
- 10:31to the unemployed. If it' s the same, then it'
- 10:33s both. What a difference my law of Macrimos in this sense of you
- 10:37is the program is transparent. It represents the most concentrable sector of the Argentine
- 10:41economy. As soon as it differs from Maccrie, note is taken of the
- 10:46failed graduationism of macro tomanota. Millay, I' m telling you how they
- 10:50' d split up. Yeah, that' s Mile Miley, President.
- 10:52It takes the President to say no. No. It' s today'
- 10:56s teba crib I' m not saying no. No. No. Well,
- 10:58there' s a conceptual difference between the entries that lead you through the
- 11:03moral crusades. He is convinced that it is a struggle of good against the
- 11:07sea that needs to break the sector that is facing it. The aim is
- 11:11to break down the sector. Then as it accommodates that, but it falls
- 11:16into a moral struggle and papadre says it not explicitly, a moral suprenality self
- 11:22- perceived by the libertarians regarding the rest of society. Then there' s
- 11:28another thing. It seemed to me to represent a set of interests in financial
- 11:33capitalism, localism in some areas, but there was no question. I think
- 11:41it' s moral, very clear. Here' s a moral decision,
- 11:43it' s a moral struggle, the cultural battle, what' s called
- 11:48the cultural battle, let' s say, but the moral term or say,
- 11:52we' re not just being good. Those who suppose are evil and
- 11:54that evil must be broken. The idea that must be broken I speak it
- 11:58from the place to the subject greater power of topic its universities and extremely teada
- 12:03sun is not well, but geneonism I tell you speaking of such played with
- 12:07the subject enemy friend to see and Peronism also say we are homeland. If
- 12:13you' re not the anti- patriate, some of that, the chlo
- 12:16and so on, there was some Salvandor diego. I was a biby to
- 12:18see, but I was a politician. It wasn' t moral. It
- 12:20wasn' t moral, it was political. In any case, it was
- 12:24intended, I think, but it was everyone who devoted twelve years the same
- 12:28in that sense, at that time, around the one hundred and twenty-
- 12:33five that I am too intense. It seems to me that there was the
- 12:35idea of modules, because we are not a political model. Another political model
- 12:37represents, if you believe the anti- pate. We stop, here we
- 12:41are an individual moral, that is, there are good people and bad people,
- 12:45other political models. It' s not the subject of the person.
- 12:48Here Miley is convinced that those who are not with him are the people of
- 12:52the sea is very crazy, because good breaks modern coexistence codes is the dangerous
- 13:00point, destroying coexistence. It moisturizes the basic, even its own. No
- 13:05war has. Today he beat them with the subject to see what we saw
- 13:16about the subject. You prepare the contradiction more. I ironize, they won
- 13:20the polls, they lost the Market Book. What a reading you do You
- 13:22win my law politically because you read the polls. We will see or see
- 13:28or begin to see a milay, as many analyze, more pragmatic, beyond
- 13:33which it will then follow with the gmatic discourse. But I say, in
- 13:35terms of action and management, much more pragmatic that breaks the ideas of the
- 13:39free market. He won' t admit it. But I say, in
- 13:41terms of management, read as the first question first that people who have said
- 13:48privately that per ballot to see how true that option is, to see what
- 13:54' s going to happen there? But if my law applies the logic that
- 13:58applied very reasonable. Besides, let' s say whore so they have to
- 14:05prepare for oyster madness. But if my law applies that logic to milk,
- 14:09for example, we are in the lowest per capita milk consumption in Argentina'
- 14:13s history, only three times. If you apply that, the fact of
- 14:16a company has if eighty percent of the market, the serenites were not made,
- 14:22you should apply it the owner of your doctor said. The other day
- 14:26he says they explain to me why not milk, why there aren' t
- 14:30a lot of billboarded sectors or because of the videos you' ve given,
- 14:35the telecommunications pulled them out and it' s four companies that run all I
- 14:39say we don' t talk about eight in preparation. In fact, it
- 14:39has about fifteen companies. I think it' s more cartelist more, but
- 14:43there are more companies. This is more, but who is still right,
- 14:46has much, more, much more competition. There' s the noodles.
- 14:52So this one' s gonna do that and I don' t think so,
- 14:54because I' d leave that one in a mile. If you become
- 14:56pharmatic, well, you have to present a reasonable regulation or regulations. He
- 15:03said forgetfulness of the pro presence of his medium and clear and how in the
- 15:07background we prefer the covid we ordered ourselves because it ended at costs. I
- 15:11tell hair to the whole chain. No no, Brother St Laborato, the
- 15:16instrumentalist' s obvious truth tells me well how democracy works. It doesn'
- 15:22t look like he' s not going to do it because if you didn
- 15:26' t leave now he got in and scored. And he scored a goal.
- 15:28With this in the middle class to be busy, but occupies beyond the
- 15:31contradictions of neul book market. It took four months, but I say in
- 15:35public opinion it ends up getting in. If this materializes, I' m
- 15:37going to say, let' s see how the ticket gets to me or,
- 15:39as people say, he gets the ticket right now. If this materializes,
- 15:41let' s say crystallizes, he scored a goal in the end of
- 15:46public opinion and there you now with the same one. Sometimes if something foal
- 15:50did say, but they don' t believe him the first time they'
- 15:54re going to tell Miguel Capable to believe him, but he seems to be
- 15:56difficult. You don' t go and come is you know that we can
- 16:00' t pargo decinamiento, that I can' t break past the frame of
- 16:03taking categorical. You can' t go telling to take it ever and Miley
- 16:06' s most Catholic is competition without intervention This afternoon you start to make an
- 16:10intervention. It' s so fragmented and you send a contradictory message to the
- 16:15population. Not tob tantes. Even the truth is clear. People might say
- 16:18good skinny, we lower the price of milk. What happens is that what
- 16:21you see is true. But so do polycrochote analysts. I agree that the
- 16:26country, i e it' s a moral battle, you say it about
- 16:29you, the cultural battle, but the people, the voter beyond twenty percent,
- 16:33let' s call them and want fifteen or twenty- five hard.
- 16:34People did not become liberal, nor are they liberal or necessarily from the law.
- 16:38So no, but I mean by this if people didn' t get
- 16:41liberal, how loud you go and vote it to improve politics and lower inflation
- 16:48and blah blah. What does he care, he' s going to care
- 16:52more or he' s going to accept or applaud pragmatism and not contradiction,
- 16:56because people didn' t buy the liberal ideology. I explain to myself then
- 17:00it will not be heard to the voter of my average league for I say,
- 17:03but it seems to me that the same thing works as fifty- four
- 17:07percent. He has not become a chimerist, but it was understood that on
- 17:11that path he was more or less liking it if it worked with his interests,
- 17:15because his income, etcetera. The situation here is that he arranged a
- 17:18perfect thing for part of the population and the rest. For now it is
- 17:23clear that the constants of my law want to believe that this is going to
- 17:26work. They want this to actually go like this, it' s going
- 17:32to accommodate these, it' s going to go on like this. No
- 17:33law has to see this and it can do contradictory things that still the population
- 17:37and be good, we are wrong, but I don' t even say
- 17:41we' re going well. If not, at some point this is magically
- 17:41going to buy. I' m not gonna happen like that. But what
- 17:47is true, this is your voter who sees that this support that Milake has
- 17:51lower than the support that they had in the first months something that informs what
- 17:56happens, what happens with what happens, we contextualize that in like ju it
- 17:59is quite good that you have lost three, four or five. I don
- 18:03' t know points and this is a lie to the country. I'
- 18:04m not saying that I' m exactly happy. Ben no one made juste
- 18:07so wild. Not good, but what I' ve done, he'
- 18:11s got 20 percent fewer people who support him. That' s how Tai
- 18:14is about the board. As a matter of fact, don' t throw
- 18:17it away. Yeah, yeah, well. It still seems to me that
- 18:19booty is there and well we' ll see if we finally vote gallery,
- 18:29unio comes out of more girls. It comes out if that. But all
- 18:30this is in the field of political and symbolic power. You have to see
- 18:36how that connects. But the need to play everyday. But this, you
- 18:41think it ends badly, let' s say, and it' s very
- 18:45difficult for this to walk with these practices of all ironing, the harvest isn
- 18:51' t going to be what was expected. The country is a teenager,
- 18:56to stay from the bad harvest of the interior. He has less father,
- 19:00but there are many who already have him sow the wheat row while there are
- 19:07more pencilations. I don' t think they seem to be able to.
- 19:11I haven' t fought it three so we don' t have an area.
- 19:15Seen there is already some peace, but with the current context illustration that
- 19:21slowly descends, but inter alia those shattered facts. Then the Monetary Fund,
- 19:30the reticence of the supports, if it is, will shut down the reception.
- 19:34Eventually deformation. The dollars that are not there do not arrive from the
- 19:41fund, we arrive to the private and international banks. Yes, yes,
- 19:44yes, the horizon with an influence, as you say, goes down slowly,
- 19:48but it goes down when I also put the devil a little bit in
- 19:55sharp. When you compare some things of my law with quinerism, withéstor
- 19:59go to see I don' t know how many stigmatizes. Now, I
- 20:02don' t like the character, but God is branding himself, holding him
- 20:04responsible for coming to belo Copit as the bad guy in the movie. First
- 20:08I can be Jell or Coto with Nestor Kissner and so on. I mean
- 20:12looking for the enemy in quotation marks, perfect to capitalize. That also speaks
- 20:17of the manners of the past that this man leaves mamo, for he is
- 20:21very rude and the kitsnerists were not. But good to go to the verbal
- 20:23belligerence when you hear that, like let' s say and some say,
- 20:29it went from this of a model in quotation marks, from a national and
- 20:34popular peronist extreme, to an end of a scheme of extreme right, let
- 20:41' s say, but we passed without the genism being the left. But
- 20:45I say, in other ways, there similar not in politics. It is
- 20:48not economic policy, obviously social policy, but I say in terms of gestuality,
- 20:53in modes of driving, what you respond to that. If I'
- 21:00ve heard it quite a friend, I' ve even said it. I
- 21:03say it in good faith. I say I say it I' m sorry
- 21:06I' m already saying good faith and partly afterwards we know that each opera
- 21:08suits you. I say that in part, I subscribe and in good faith.
- 21:11Obviously, you didn' t, but you said, a colleague of
- 21:15everything let' s say I thought I saw that. Ah, I don
- 21:17' t think it' s comparable. It seems like as I was saying,
- 21:21it' s not the same thing and law as mccrie. It seems
- 21:26to me that Milay' s style of politics cannot be compared. If you
- 21:32' re more angry than the one hundred and twenty- five, it even
- 21:40seems that there are other components to this religious thing than Witch milay to the
- 21:45exercise of presidential power. I don' t know that, he thinks so.
- 21:48That' s how much there is to believe and how much there is
- 21:52to overacting and so on. You think he' s in this religious thing.
- 21:53You really didn' t know you. My impression is that or to
- 22:00do tea, but it happens. There are things of international politics that are
- 22:04absolutely alone. Feminite. Do not call the President of Colombia a terrorist,
- 22:10travel to the United States to support the opposition candidate act to the President.
- 22:14Yeah, well, I' ve done that. No one' s in
- 22:17any context. I say I looked necessary the land of any tradition. There
- 22:21are and are in that state the support that the United States, in the
- 22:23Monetary Fund, etcetera. Yes, yes, exactly yes, that makes sense,
- 22:26what strategies of the clear good way. Then I would talk about it
- 22:30the other day as a radical official and say no good to me, Look,
- 22:36something else. You only have a Peronist fighter, but well we live
- 22:41together in a world of certain common codes. Look, it came out of
- 22:45those currents. You can' t go to Congress to insult MPs and make
- 22:48guns. You can' t do it or it separated me there started insulting
- 22:56some blondes that speaking of radical, I tell him how you see the role
- 22:59of radicalism, this one that is debated between a tasteful human, on the
- 23:02one hand, and that I like in that sense. And then, well,
- 23:03from the servility and the tears of parrots, well, ernate juices,
- 23:07I want to understand it more, because they need this funds. But I
- 23:11say we see it from Loredo Judge and so many more. I' m
- 23:14ashamed of someone else. I say how you see, how is the possible
- 23:17confluence on a popular front. I am very ambitious about the future with Peronism.
- 23:21He shares Peronism, radicalism. It has a division that seems to me
- 23:29to be two thousand, but not to be shared again in a political party
- 23:34with a certain autonomy. Oh, well, it ends up being an annex
- 23:37to a bigger game. He' s a junior partner in a bigger game.
- 23:41I' m telling you, we talked about a colleague last year.
- 23:45If good radicalism you' re going to have six governorates, I' ve
- 23:51never had six governors at that time. Inside radiocanism, well there are governors.
- 23:53It is much not in this context of passing and yet it does not
- 23:57progress or governors. We' ve never seen them act together. In fact,
- 24:03the statement of support for Milera filmed five, as the two already supported
- 24:08at that time. It is not remarkable enough in that sense that the fracture
- 24:12entered into the settlenismo will be perpetuated. And well, we have a father
- 24:15of both groups and he manages to impose himself. I, well, it
- 24:18would be one of us. That' s hard to know, but it
- 24:23looks good. There is not going to be agreement there from a party that
- 24:27seems to me to have structural conditions today to compose itself as long as it
- 24:33has those rulers. No good, it' s not gonna be good.
- 24:36I' m running out of time and thanking you. Leave short on the
- 24:37foot. There comes a march that is estimated to be massive. Tuesday with
- 24:41the subject of the university budget and so on. What can we suppose is
- 24:45that, indeed this is confirmed that one foresees what leaves that march, I
- 24:48don' t say it' s going to mark a before and after Miley
- 24:51and it' s playing us with those exaggerated journalistic things. But I say
- 24:53what can mark a multi- party, multi- party demonstration and other times
- 25:02it marks the union of the university system that surpasses the banner of different political
- 25:07parties, not only all the rectors and directors were the same in a place
- 25:11like every other point. It' s a pretty important fact. Well,
- 25:15he' s a good actor. He tells Miguel, he tells the President
- 25:17that he must adapt society policies, university policies, because as they are.
- 25:23Well, this isn' t a joke. We arrived in May, I
- 25:26swear, more than June, there is no more budget. Then I'
- 25:30ll tell you a scheme. I work in universion, satus, soaps and
- 25:33varela inference. Last March' s light bill was one million two hundred.
- 25:37This year' s one doesn' t have seven hundred. Well, that
- 25:41' s all with the same money to pay for it. There is talk
- 25:45of seventy percent among the bill momentized the nine hundred, but toria shoe is
- 25:48not even year. So that scheme is just absolute, really, and it
- 25:53' s not going to work. Today Milay, for the last part,
- 25:57popularity in how my law goes in front, as we see it, and
- 26:00that even some Peronists told me the truth that Alberto lacked this is that character
- 26:03I say enough in the entrepreneurial power, that you support the one we talk
- 26:08about base it, that you have no debts with anyone, because it is
- 26:11someone new in politics is based or based only on its in principle popularity that
- 26:15in the best of cases, let us read more less. Fifty, fifty
- 26:18- two percent remain, because there is a danger of what happens if their
- 26:22popularity I don' t know in six months falls to thirty- five forty
- 26:26and when they start cheering up other actors in Congress, governors, that is,
- 26:30on what basis and what the danger is. It seems to me that
- 26:33the combination of those things we said before. On the one hand, I
- 26:37think I don' t know if you wanted to call a mystic, created
- 26:41a story, a fairly clear story, tends to be old, but I
- 26:48think for a while I got a lot of adherents and, on the other
- 26:52hand, they' re leading the show that this isn' t a quie
- 26:57ie those two things, some other dislo I don' t know which gual.
- 26:59I think those two things say today is and what if if you happen
- 27:03this thing that I say that in a few months you are, that is,
- 27:07today you sit at the table and I say magic that foreign, that
- 27:10you would win in the first round, that you have. I don'
- 27:11t know fifty- seven percent read about the aerchia already, which is a
- 27:14delusion, I mean, but it feels like you' re saying let'
- 27:17s be very crude and very libertarian. I' m going to become the
- 27:19biggest libertarian. That' s why I sit down to negotiate. What if
- 27:22in six months we put it went from fifty- fifty- two forty-
- 27:26eight to thirty- five, that is, it has shorter before governors,
- 27:30legislators, what is the risk of that. And yes, because well,
- 27:33this one movie party is, torture, five governors, being intent on very
- 27:38little senators, very little deputies, of the support of the dominant sectors and
- 27:42of popularity. Their main resources are those two because in addition, they have
- 27:47not had the resource of improving people' s lives. If you also improve
- 27:49people' s lives, well to be a cluso abuses two have and you
- 27:52are carrying it forward and it does not seem during this year you will exist
- 27:56then instead of those two factors, when if it happens, the population well
- 28:02knows that their life does not improve and it is the responsibility of the President,
- 28:06and there they will have problems because their purchasing resource already falls. He
- 28:08has only the recourse of the san but the size, that is, did
- 28:11not make him useful. He' s not going to support you, he
- 28:14' s not going to support you anymore, I mean, you know how
- 28:15this movie is. Let' s say you completed the clear sentence and then
- 28:21yes, well. No. No, no, no, no, no,
- 28:22no, I have an idea, but what' s going on?
- 28:25But his good, he' s a president in that fragile sense. Sal
- 28:29Luis will show himself very strong. The population at some point is beginning to
- 28:33see. That' s a pleasure, as always. Thank you very much,
- 28:37thank you very much, thank you, thank you, Sergio. I
- 28:40' m getting lost here in town building. We' re leaving sixteen and
- 28:42twenty- eight. We delivered early we met here again next Tuesday. Thank
- 28:45you. As always, serve for production. Thank you, Juan Quedó Gambina,
- 28:48Well, no pity came in. We' ll be here a week
- 28:52with all of you. I' m going to like you for arri bagan
- 28:55It will come back, as I tell you, build a week that well
- 28:57said a health themist question. Thank you good weekend for Tutti and thank you
- 29:00Juan once again, byo there are my friends. Chap Chou plural construction led
- 29:15by Fernando Maurik, by Radio Trentopic