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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.
- 0:14Listen to him on radio train topic. Our President was a nation in Argentina,
- 0:23Dr Rabriero Mirey was president Hello. To all there is no stabilization plan,
- 0:41not good, but the backwardness to exchange rate. Here' s a
- 0:44problem of currency arrears. It is impossible to achieve the zero deficit in the
- 0:49twenty- four thousand. Good. It' s very little motasia. There
- 0:53is already a lot of equatoria, but you are not liberal. There were
- 0:57taxes how about the province not, but if you knew one more three hundred
- 1:03sixty five times and give me three sixty s you can' t last.
- 1:06If there' s no video and there' s no one who invited me
- 1:08to be a fede your cotuco noodle. They want to know how the economy
- 1:11is going to grow, it' s going to go up like fart bus.
- 1:14But there' s no anchor. Well, because there' s no
- 1:17comprehensive plan. But you should set the path. This is not a liberal
- 1:22government because it did not release the drug. Not because today' s appreciation
- 1:26changed. I have a changing appreciation, but freedom that not little as my
- 1:37friends, very but very but very good afternoon to see lately we are not
- 1:42yet at war with Spain. I have a little trip planned and they won
- 1:47' t leave me between Madrid if you' re not. This well,
- 1:49some friend I know let him in, so if they let him in to
- 1:53Spain. Don' t want Madrid, Barcelona. He' s got to
- 1:56challenge me. This here we are in general madness, which is I to
- 2:01freedom, not madness advances and out of joke sanity. This government, which
- 2:08is the government of the era of cruelty, is also a little moon time.
- 2:13Well let' s go when Rato joins the first guests to grow up
- 2:17in that Senna Fon interrantor where Daniel Chipper I' ve made marta loja de
- 2:23route, we' ll see there' s time to be with Alejandro rosman
- 2:27Ir. There goes this contrucentinual, a day that had at least high legants
- 2:32and seven as always to preload my valentine Mauri Digital chose that every day I
- 2:39already go with it I read, but fourteen hours ago, that is cast,
- 2:43as I got up, good manuela goes down a little bit, ten,
- 2:47sixteen, eight low Maya after and that is talking about the new one
- 2:52that does not have to you the question Buenos Aires. When the case came
- 2:53Saturday, two maximum oncho, before they had two nine good hours, a
- 2:58little the maximum Sunday four better, yes, a pint for good, presito.
- 3:02It' s gonna be hard there to run We' re with a
- 3:05little bit of that. Today he did it on Sunday. Okay, let
- 3:08' s see a little with the lamatura specialist. We' re just going
- 3:12to agree to an interview with him to talk about national politics and have plenty
- 3:15of nights. Now it seems to me that to send gold bar with Don
- 3:19Juan Pablo blegu that so I do not know, but in vineyard that not.
- 3:21Casually so well has been I corrected him to pack the day in the
- 3:25Ueo in Brazil, also in Spain. Not John Paul, enemy. Good
- 3:28afternoon. How' s it going, hi, Fernando, how are you?
- 3:31All right, all right. Thank you for your taste or good,
- 3:35very late. Likewise, you were also there receiving with ambassador in Madrid.
- 3:38I am not mistaken, indeed, if the ambassador in Madrid saw in the
- 3:42golden age, what is the golden age. The golden period was the two
- 3:50hundred years, the commemoration and then Seville, the olympies in Seville and the
- 4:00truth that it was a year look to give you a data, visited 1,
- 4:09800 Argentines the embassy. Well to see I take it a little humorously
- 4:17the thing or I get depressed I really say we' re going to war,
- 4:21by saying we' re going to a humorous, because the truth that
- 4:24exclusion seems so peaceful to me. We' re about to go to war
- 4:28with Spain soon. You guys do that, it' s gonna be hard,
- 4:31because there' s the Atlantic in the way, and technology doesn'
- 4:36t go any further than that. That can make it that can now what
- 4:41we are going to enter if this escalation continues. Fernando, there is already
- 4:47a first step that was taken is the complaint and after the complaint, the
- 4:55transfer of the Spanish ambassador Madrid, which is the first step of a succession
- 5:02of steps leading to the breaking of relations of countries. What' s that
- 5:10we can go to. But you think you' re going to break up
- 5:15too. You see it' s hard, I' ve got everything left.
- 5:16Not everything is difficult. Until it happens, then let' s put
- 5:25it this way. You forgive us for interrupting. You would not rule out
- 5:28that it ends up breaking up on the part of Spain and relations on the
- 5:31part of Spain, on the part of Argentina, because the positions are.
- 5:35Parity climbed her. But, but, but, my law removed our ambassador,
- 5:42because my law is all media play. My law removed the Argentine ambassador
- 5:45to Madrid. It is not that it will not, because it is aware
- 5:50that relative power prevents it. But that can also be seen as a country
- 6:00with much less power than Argentina. He expelled the ambassador to Ecuador and then
- 6:11withdrew the issue, but the expulsion was decreed. The same happened recently with
- 6:18Colombia. The ambassador his gala was notified that he was going to be expelled
- 6:27and well, that was later resolved. What do I want to tell you?
- 6:30There is no option to rule out. What I do believe is that
- 6:34another model of foreign policy must be put forward, because this is not a
- 6:40model, and a model of foreign policy is a plan, it involves regional,
- 6:48bilateral, multilateral strategies and all this is not existing. So, if
- 6:55you meet goals, these things probably don' t happen. But, well,
- 7:00the risks are. This is what I mean, because the will.
- 7:04Yes, there is a lot to talk with you to see you have spoken
- 7:09during the crisis about these last years of democracy, diplomacy, the Bourse or
- 7:14something like the Fernández government, Well, Alberto' s government, this government
- 7:21and in terms of international alliances, for Argentina, one may have had concerns
- 7:27for a look close to Russia. Sometimes Iran to Bolivia, etcetera, etcetera.
- 7:33Now, in terms of how to cope beyond the alliances and actions of
- 7:38the international regions, there has been worse government than in this area. In
- 7:43this matter or the management of the region of the tern, because we have
- 7:46a fight with everyone, let' s say not, we fight with how
- 7:48I know I don' t know. North Korea, we fight with trading
- 7:50partners Spain, Brazil, China. Eventually we are talking about Peru, with
- 7:57all respect for Peruvians, for Frea to the North, I say, and
- 8:00not for the relationship between commercial ties. Well, if you see from North
- 8:07to South America, we have problems with Mexico, we have problems with Nicaragua,
- 8:13we have problems with Cuba, we have problems with Venezuela, we have
- 8:20problems with Colombia, we have problems with Brazil, we have problems with Paraguay
- 8:28because of the igrovia, we have problems with Bolivia because of the supply of
- 8:35gas, we have problems with Chile because of ideological hemism, and we have
- 8:48no problems with Uruguay because we aim that they could use the channel to Montevideo
- 8:48for navigation. But the subject you say is true. But this has to
- 8:54do with something different, which is fundamentally ideological, because well, this is
- 9:05the question. Mondino says it is a personal issue that is affecting relations,
- 9:07but I say they are not discussing the Minister of the Interior with the Minister
- 9:13of Labour of Spain. He is discussing, let us say between the President,
- 9:16how it is not a matter of statehood, as it is nothing more
- 9:20of personalism. I prefer what I say is an anecdote. It does not
- 9:22affect relationship and it is an issue the personal relationship that may or may not
- 9:26exist between leaders. They cannot affect relationships between societies. Well, yes,
- 9:30between countries where not. But I say how you' re talking about a
- 9:33dispute between leaders. He' s functional, both leaders. On the other
- 9:35hand, no yes, he is functional because one is in elections there and
- 9:39the other is campaigning. But I believe that the President is referring international policy
- 9:48actions to the Minister of the Interior who has to deal with the provinces,
- 9:52that is, Mondino. What you' re doing is defending your position and
- 9:56position. In saying that, because those responsible for foreign policy, by the
- 10:03provision of the Constitution and the President is the TV External Relations, he says
- 10:11he has put it on the court with francs from the Minister of the Interior.
- 10:13Of course, then this whole thing has gone off track because there'
- 10:20s no way to control it. They then oppose a plan and set foreign
- 10:26policy objectives, make them public and put them in order. Or this is
- 10:33going to go on. My feeling is that Miley has a project that transcends
- 10:39the borders of countries and he wants to establish the libertarian principle around the world.
- 10:48He says it, the King of freedom said it, he is the
- 10:50god of world freedom. He just did good, but that' s what
- 10:52he says. Then someone has to trust them. You have to explain to
- 11:00him that the world doesn' t work, how it works. He listens
- 11:03to us, John Paul, no one listens to us. You think my
- 11:05law will listen. Is someone trusting you on the throne looking and val going
- 11:07to put it home? See if I don' t say put it in
- 11:11a box, but people have to think about it. My political experience is
- 11:16that presidents, ministers, officials, ambassadors, generals, when there is a
- 11:22willingness of their advisers and their collaborators, often take into account what they think.
- 11:31And a good President is the one who takes the most into account the
- 11:37valuable things of his collaborators. I am confident that that will happen at some
- 11:41point. I am the greatest exponent of freedom worldwide. I' m in
- 11:48another life. He told you about libutero, he dumped you again against the
- 11:52Argentine political class where I' m going generates an earthquake. So go ahead,
- 11:54you just had an earthquake. All these activities know what that already left
- 12:01you? I' ll leave you? They are these activities of Juan Pablo,
- 12:03in fusion of a positioning, it seems that Miley' s personal position
- 12:09as leader of hyperglobal or interplanetary freedom with the interests of Argentina is dissociated.
- 12:16Not because the interest of Argentina, for my law, is to do all
- 12:20this international campaign so that the Argentine people vote it in the mid- term
- 12:28elections and with validity their parliamentary lack. This is a communicational strategy forming,
- 12:35but it is a correct strategy. It seems to me that not only is
- 12:39it not correct, but it is risky. Good for that. Because of
- 12:43this, that' s why it was clear and well, I would never
- 12:46use this. This is true, this is what you say. He'
- 12:50s right, well, I' m saying it in every way. What
- 12:52I' m saying to you, yes, yes, yes. I have
- 12:54read an idea table for you this last trip of Milaya, to which was
- 12:58added a healthy meeting with the entrepreneurs forty- eight hours before leaving so in
- 13:03a hurry. This was a private trip where I presented a book, I
- 13:09had the Convention from the Right to Voice and other European international. Or it
- 13:13was a state trip. Let us say the journeys of diplomacy and the protombolism
- 13:18of States. There are three types of travel, official travel, state travel
- 13:24and pasted travel. This is a private trip because he had no contact with
- 13:33any official authority and saw to use the presidential plane. Sorry. He must
- 13:39have used the presidential plane for a private trip. Okay. There you go.
- 13:46There, you have to be safe. There are arguments in favor of
- 13:52and against the bostos, they pay them in the Argentine people with yours the
- 13:56libertarians would say. Yes, that' s how it is with yours,
- 14:01but what I wanted to convey to you, Fernando, is a higher principle
- 14:09that transcends borders, transcending the political boundaries of other countries, because Miley did
- 14:15the same when he went to ask for a future Trump victory in a country
- 14:22where the government still dances. So the borders for this don' t exist
- 14:31as much as sublimated. We are technological means to name it. I tell
- 14:41you one listens to arguments that look like facenews or seem like a four-
- 14:46year- old baby. I mean to be interpreted to put in four years.
- 14:48They say Pedro Sánchez had me in foreign affairs management when he promoted the
- 14:52mass vote as a moon. I like it between comics, of course,
- 14:56but I don' t like it so much that I promoted the boot kills.
- 15:00All right, let' s put that review on. What you'
- 15:01re going to say. Trump doesn' t promote voting for my law.
- 15:05It doesn' t promote Trump' s vote. And that' s why
- 15:09I' m clear. No. That is why transgression, illusion, insult,
- 15:13aggression are factors that have incorporated into politics through technological means. So all
- 15:26that is said and written does not translate into practice. So it' s
- 15:37all We' re in the iccloud of politics. Now I say Pedro Sanctes
- 15:43' s interference in Argentine elector. Lula agreed to interfere with my law in
- 15:46the US electricity, as he demonstrated in favor of Trump. Now I say
- 15:52let' s get him on Trump. You have a strategic bet. That
- 15:54bet Trump wins, which has a better relationship to the Monetary Fund that the
- 15:56United States gave us is the treasure with funds let' s put them a
- 16:02strategic bet, but here with Spain there is no strategy bet, except that
- 16:06we said of him to be the intergalactic leader. But I repeat that more,
- 16:08it is a personal position than a position in favor of the interests of
- 16:12the country of Argentina. It is that the positioning of Mila and from the
- 16:18Theatre to the Presidency, is an individual positioning. It' s not a
- 16:25positional. That is why he has a minority party, which is why he
- 16:32has very few senators, which is why he has very few deputies and,
- 16:37on the other hand, the soon positioning of the theater was one. When
- 16:38I was a candidate. You' re President of Argentina, Juan Pablo.
- 16:41Tal. That' s what I think I' ve written, that'
- 16:45s how it is. I agree with you, but that dissociation is not
- 16:52in it. He works both distances permanently. So, well, we have
- 17:00to live with this situation and the boundaries there are. They are put abroad
- 17:10and here, in Argentina, they must be put by Parliament. I say
- 17:18to watch infoba at this hour. Well, start looking for journalism titles,
- 17:22I don' t know how to roll, but I' ll put it
- 17:25to the question. I didn' t really have it. The government of
- 17:27Sánchez de España can declare my like persona no grata and prevent his visit again
- 17:33a right- wing redoubt for an award, as he is traveling to the
- 17:36United States. He thinks he' s good. You told me everything can
- 17:38happen. I say you see likely or I would rule out that I see
- 17:44it in Spanish. The kind of cheap person or prevent you from visiting Spain
- 17:47soon in June. If I' m not mistaken. It' s inside
- 17:49the faculties. Yes, of course, you can' t. There were
- 17:52faculties. Yeah, but those are the books, I mean, but political
- 17:56practice, you think this can happen. Or it' ll climb. I
- 18:00mean, Miley, far from climbing, because he could have retweeted and stayed
- 18:03there. He came to Buenos Aires. He saw a report by a friend
- 18:06of González John Ideal yesterday and threw centers at him. He kept killing Sanchez.
- 18:10Today he continued with Antonio Laje, another who threw him center of another
- 18:11colleague who throws him center. He tried to be a coward. I tell
- 18:15you, milake Tinge is a machine gun that goes on and it' s
- 18:18not that I say well, I already said mine. We came back to
- 18:19each other, but that' s where he' s looking for you.
- 18:22That' s what I' m putting on backwards. I think he'
- 18:26s looking to be declared a person not pleased. Probably like this, not
- 18:32everything' s good. It' s interesting. Yes, yes, he
- 18:33raises the bet and acquires more worldwide resonance. An Argentine President who cannot enter
- 18:40Spain, for example. That' s right, that' s right,
- 18:42and that gives rating because it calls him king, but I think it'
- 18:48s rating you' re looking for, that it' s global. You
- 18:48say that this rating also applies to Argentina to have more rallying, more votes
- 18:52in Argentina. Let' s say as that the music, the realization of
- 19:00its figure. He believes that this is going to translate into an avalanche of
- 19:04votes in Argentina and you would say no. You say yes, I haven
- 19:11' t voted yet. So when you do. I' ll tell him
- 19:14and when it' s the election, we' ll be told. I
- 19:17want to see another talk Dad, I talk proca, I talk as a
- 19:21strategy. So bad are the Argentines there what happened that came before you also
- 19:23terrible. And that' s where it comes from people, people, people
- 19:29in the queue, people in the garden. Nobody stops her talking about the
- 19:32three internationals, but I say the madness of the President to whom he can
- 19:36start talking about the President' s head. Well, that' s still
- 19:40in diapers. She' s still in diapers. What I believe, Fernando,
- 19:45is that there is an understanding of how power and politics are built It
- 19:53is totally different from traditional mechanisms and here between poverty and ignorance. This still
- 20:03has a lot of room, because finally seeing a world champion is more important
- 20:14than having Argentina united, supportive and growing. This is what I think.
- 20:21Then you notice that like what is the order of values that society today has.
- 20:29And, well, we' ve had governments with officials who' ve
- 20:37been prosecuted for corruption for years. We' ve had everything. If anything
- 20:41you' re doing right at Miley' s, it' s uncovering some
- 20:45cloves. I think that' s okay, I hope that from the stump
- 20:52of these sewers the product won' t be filled in other sewers. I
- 20:59think there are things like that, but how is this senate of other madmen.
- 21:03Of course, you can highlight here that you have these own places and
- 21:08fill others. Ah well, the very same ones then I think that all
- 21:14that people are watching and this has to do with internal politics, because what
- 21:19if you talk about quisnerismo as you diplomad it the bartola and then this one
- 21:26that is even makes you say well, I say that Fernández was the diplomacy
- 21:32washing and law is diplomacy to extravagance, almost diplomatic. It seems to me
- 21:42that a diplomat looked for the meaning of the word and if she will understand
- 21:48it, why extravagance is the implausible and what this has is the implausible.
- 22:00Which is probably the least aggressive word, but you' re looking for synonyms
- 22:10of extravagant and you' re going to understand what I mean. Yes,
- 22:15yes, good to see being exfectively peculiar, or original, rare, strange,
- 22:21eccentric, bizarre, bizarre, grotesque, painters already found it. Tell
- 22:26you about the Internet here. He covered it, which is all totally deep,
- 22:30totally so that I think I have for my training, respect for people.
- 22:40I discuss ideas well, the last one. You have a look.
- 22:45I spoke critically the look who is, who wants to be closer to the
- 22:48shares, no, but good to Russia and Great Venezuela, Bolivia, etcetera,
- 22:52etcetera. You and I are going to be on something, not agree
- 22:55but you have a more western look at America and so on. I suppose
- 23:00now correct the overaction, the almost relaunching of carnal relations with the United States,
- 23:04especially with Israel, that bring us back to this are again re-
- 23:08fashioning that it is the nineties. How he looks at them critically. You
- 23:11think it' s natural. In comparison everyone has questioned it to neteniajo not
- 23:17Israel. However, Miley too will also bring something more to the look.
- 23:21I was Middle' s ambassador, so I can. I can also speak
- 23:25to Megan Benn' s foreign policy at all. It has to do with
- 23:30Miley in international politics. Why, because I would have a relationship with the
- 23:36United States, the carnal relationship thing. That' s an invention from his
- 23:38chancellor, who let him run well. He had relations with Cuba, he
- 23:44had relations with Fidel, he had relations with the opposites, but there was
- 23:52always a red line that did not cross. Then I believe that the difference
- 23:57between my law and Milal cut the map with a scissors and stayed with two
- 24:04countries in its international design, with the United States and Israel, that neither
- 24:11Israel nor the United States have such a slim design. Here' s what
- 24:18I say. A lack of planning, of a foreign policy for a country
- 24:25in need of resources, in need of order and in need of rational international
- 24:33unification. This is what I think, Juan Pablo, thank you very much,
- 24:40not thanks to you, Fernández. We' re still in touch.
- 24:41Juan Pablo Olee hugged here in plural construction, nothing very well known part of
- 24:48international matter, as we lived before Loea in the nineties, also with the
- 24:53Hitners in Madrid, in Brazil, Well, etcetera, etcetera, etc.
- 25:00What saw the pause that already awaits us, neither Hipper will see where we
- 25:03will meet reality with Daniel, a pause fourteen degrees, as I said very
- 25:06little. There has been practically nothing ampliciphermic, because in the morning people and
- 25:11peak as I say when I get up early there is 13th day and that
- 25:15good there was not much change. The mission police protest adds up to more
- 25:18sectors and teachers cut National Route 12. This is also a problem for my
- 25:22law and say some of this. Some of my levista told me that it
- 25:26is a provincial issue and of course, if you are from a province,
- 25:29you can find yourself sitting, about twelve and all are providential issues. No,
- 25:30but, well, Chancellor Mondino told it the testin with the law I
- 25:33' m saying the titles of Pobae averaging the afternoon of fourteen twenty- five.
- 25:37He talked about Cristis with Spain, about criticism with Spain. These are
- 25:41anecdotes. Doesn' t that affect Blah relationship? Bla? Bla? The
- 25:44blues continues to climb one thousand two twenty- five to up eighty pesos in
- 25:48two or three days ub almost four percent. Today the thirteen taxes Miley wants
- 25:52to lower when economic activity rebounds. It is so if the Bancherros, so
- 25:56that one now I tell you imposed country was one of them. Today he
- 26:00' s physically dependent on your country. Of course, the government of Sánchez,
- 26:03which recently pays to read it, can declare the thousands of people the
- 26:07time to prevent their interesting visit what they read. Perhaps you are looking for
- 26:11this in order to have more international relevance this millay that does not allow you
- 26:15to enter Spain. And anything is possible within the framework of the era of
- 26:18cruelty and madness led by President liber Patto, the Spanish government definitively withdrew was
- 26:22ambassador to Spain. These titles in an early manner and for the conflict I
- 26:29recommend a good lawyer to Sanchez' s wife. This madness is total and
- 26:33with a context where, indeed, there was aggression, this my law that
- 26:37was drugged from a minister who say that I suppose the ter does the dirty
- 26:41work in media terms of Yanchez, Pedro Sanchez Ultier back. Now one cannot
- 26:48compare climbing in an act of the European neo- fascist right, talking about
- 26:52a President, talking about his wife, lying in the interview he gave him
- 26:56with the centers that do not correct it, but the word all the time
- 27:00John and vials and I say to them are shameless others. They were ashamed
- 27:03of others in the time of the Dinerist, the Wild Tasters. They bend
- 27:07them with verse that passed from the liberal to the quinerist. The Roberto Navarros
- 27:11are ashamed today. Jonathan Vials, the Symans, the links this morning as
- 27:15they throw centers at him. The president doesn' t have anything to do
- 27:19with the interview or talk to them. I' m talking about a fourth
- 27:22- level mercenary, as Trebux says, who led the nation plus the President
- 27:26in finu saying that there are many open cars that before have our corruption the
- 27:30same, that is, inventing incredible things. The truth affects the kingdom of
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- 28:30family and friends. All right, all right. Here we are, Don
- 28:37Daniel kepperme friend. Good afternoon, how' s good afternoon, Fernando,
- 28:41how good you are here in the Kingdom of cruelty and madness. Wherever you
- 28:48want. I was listening to the interesting note you made to John Paul Lole,
- 28:53at least the final part. It seems to me that, obviously,
- 28:59he has a long diplomatic career. I did not, but he has given
- 29:04you diplomatic answers and I will try to give you some more aggressor answers to
- 29:11explain at least my vision of this conflict with Spain. You asked Juan Pablo
- 29:15if it was an official or private trip, and he answered correctly that it
- 29:19was a private trip, but he would limit it with consequences at the official
- 29:26level, at the state level, because this has caused one of the most
- 29:33severe measures that countries usually take when there are diplomatic conflicts, which is the
- 29:40withdrawal of his own ambassador, as has happened with the convening of the Great
- 29:47Ambassador of Spain in Argentina. And, in a way, diplomatic relations between
- 29:51two countries are like a marriage to marry. The consent of both is required,
- 29:57but the break- up is unilateral and when diplomatic relations are normally broken
- 30:03up. There are different factors that lead us to this type of situation that
- 30:12normally one of the most determining factors in the interference in the internal affairs of
- 30:18the other country. This is often marked by many diplomats, by many experts
- 30:22in the field as one of the most expendable elements for taking such measures.
- 30:30These measures are usually staggered. They are not adopted staggered and progressive and here
- 30:40we see that we are almost in one of the most serious measures, which
- 30:44is in the summons to the ambassador himself, which can occur after the expulsion
- 30:51of diplomats, the expulsion of the Argentine ambassador to Spain, rather than the
- 31:00declaration of persons, are not the measures that the countries sound to take.
- 31:03And this is not regulated by any legislation, because if there were international conventions,
- 31:11I prefer the Vienna Convention of one thousand nineties sixty- one and combé
- 31:15and the diplomatic relations of one thousand nine hundred sixty- three, except the
- 31:19protection of property in the State in the event of a breakdown of relations,
- 31:26if there is little regulation in the matter. But if there are uses and
- 31:30customs that show us that progressive actions and spasm are being taken, it could
- 31:36be, for example, an expulsion from the Argentine Embassy of Spain. Or,
- 31:37well, if you answer me as you read it, everything can happen,
- 31:41it kills me, but growing up could happen. It is that we
- 31:45are seeing that this break with Spain is growing, because the President of Argentina,
- 31:53Javier Milay, has redoubled the bets with your last statements, instead of
- 32:00calling towards silence of what I said and talking about the issues that concern us
- 32:04Argentines, which obviously is not the situation of Spain or of the woman of
- 32:09Pedro Sánchez in Begonia Gómez, but that we worry about the poverty structure that
- 32:15we have been dragging for many years and that has been announced in a notorious
- 32:22way in these months of term of office of Javier Milay. It makes us
- 32:25a different kind of argument that there' s an operative out there that I
- 32:29' ve been asking about milk, the transfers. There is always a distracting
- 32:31operative all this, as you say the realms of the NW faith networks talk
- 32:36about this rather than talking about it. The BUCA already writes it in the
- 32:37fifty- five percent poverty we have structural, but, as you say,
- 32:40for years, I think it has grown these months. There is some of
- 32:43that, too, he hears, in my opinion, is part of the
- 32:47communicational strategy that Javier Milay has carried through all this time. No yes,
- 32:52since they have always appeared in the political world without there were no concrete proposals
- 32:59of Javier but in criticisms of his adversaries, many of them founded, perhaps,
- 33:06but the concrete proposals we are knowing from December 10 last year and that
- 33:13I believe that people would not have voted for this type of economic policies,
- 33:19which is to affect retirees, affect the worker to restrict rights. Well,
- 33:27he' s doing it in the international field, too. The question I
- 33:30would perhaps ask myself is similar and with this kind of attitude, it is
- 33:38the leader of a right- wing expression worldwide or it is being used by
- 33:45another to mark certain positions and be sacrificed later. It' s not worse
- 33:51than those others. Well, at the concert there are many global interests that
- 34:00often use certain characters to assume certain roles, put their face to face with
- 34:07a given situation. We are talking about big corporations, for example, from
- 34:13big corporations to the interests of some other state. If it seems to me
- 34:20that Mila Fulla here is being used, why is she not going to transform
- 34:23into a world leader shouting hatred, but shaking concord, a world leader who
- 34:35unites the people who separate her. It is true that temporarily some prophets of
- 34:42hatred have succeeded, but in the long run failing to cite examples, history
- 34:50shows us since the 20th century a Mussolin is a hitter sowed hatred and today
- 34:55they are remembered as what they were the murderers. No, I don'
- 35:01t. Now there is the whole phenomenon of networks, not also much of
- 35:07youth, because much of the vote of my law comes from the juto and
- 35:10this is also a genomenon of the far right European global. There are permenable
- 35:15new tools, new ones, as has much to do with networks. No,
- 35:17for example, in all this there are foreign growths. Those ideas.
- 35:22Well, yes, obviously, all the speed of communication has increased in a
- 35:28remarkable way. Before to find out about news of this type where they lived
- 35:35months or days or weeks, according to the time today is all instantaneous.
- 35:38The statements of a world leader in another State in distant lands are not transmitted
- 35:45live. And in what Maillan has said he arrived in Argentina. He also
- 35:52arrived at the Government in Spain very quickly and then has diplomatic consequences. Yes,
- 35:58the ambassador withdrew from increasing this tension between the two countries. I also
- 36:04think it can happen and Argentina has a lot to lose because Spain buys us
- 36:09products that Argentine entrepreneurs need to sell. Note that one of the products that
- 36:16law that buys Spain in Argentina are soy palms. China also buys soy in
- 36:22Argentina and meleiap is fighting with China. On the one hand, with Spain.
- 36:30Now with Brazil, well, our top marks and I talked about it
- 36:35with len don' t fight I said it without merit for South Korea,
- 36:37go north to Peru. There is no fight with North Korea, from Peru
- 36:40to the South, fighting with our main cordial partners, from Brazil to China
- 36:45and from there to Spain. In addition, suppliers are always susceptible to being
- 36:52replaced. This is totally replaced. Yeah, yeah, now there' s
- 36:55a strategy. He reads it to see let' s stay read you said
- 37:00very interesting the talk and he is a specialist in the matter. In international
- 37:01relations, it' s better to be political. He also said this of
- 37:05being in search, of being the leading character and doing it said to me
- 37:08I could not believe it, but and almost intergalactic, let' s say,
- 37:13it is a strategy that seeks me to settle in the world and believes
- 37:15that this too will capitalize on it. He doesn' t care much in
- 37:20Argentina. Argentina, in the long run, cares about its business, its
- 37:22books, its talks, which it will be able to sell abroad after a
- 37:25presidential period for two, that is, why it plays a thousand, because
- 37:29we are clear. I think he must be clear that something can harm our
- 37:31business ties. Since you' re doing well to put forward the strategy,
- 37:37what' s the idea behind it. Or there' s not much rational
- 37:40in this either. Let' s see him. The lyrics answered clearly.
- 37:46He told you he was exoptic in glés politics. Yes. I can'
- 37:55t find a rational explanation for the offense or the unnecessary gratuitous insult. And
- 38:02with a country like Spain, with which we have always had bonds of brotherhood
- 38:07and friendship, then I do not seek rationality. I think Miley is not
- 38:16thinking about the well- being of the Argentine people, because even he has
- 38:22said it by distinguishing in the Argentine people the Argentines of Vienna, affirming to
- 38:30the contrary that there are Argentines of evil then he governs for a sector that
- 38:37was an indefinite idea in the campaign, who were the Argentines of come very
- 38:44much we see that they are the Argentines rich of big companies with great interests,
- 38:51to whom he defends and the others, the working people, the fools
- 38:55via. But that is often the same with Matrixcito for this reason and I
- 39:00agree, for the part, with the reading, but I say, it
- 39:01is more complex, because he will dedicate you only to the rich to the
- 39:05age. After the elections, for example, the legislative year that comes to
- 39:07take out twenty percent of the votes and he will want to have fifty percent.
- 39:10Let' s say well, it doesn' t maybe do that political
- 39:15reading. We will see that, indeed saying he is believing, that polls
- 39:21do not favor him and the truth in me is not a surveyer. I
- 39:29can consult my group of friends. It' s arrived and I don'
- 39:34t find the politics of me and that thrower has chicken God if you want,
- 39:37if you want to move it to the Chamber. Let me finish in
- 39:39all the country, but it has support and a lot in the interior of
- 39:43the country and many that will end the neither do we deny that. Yes,
- 39:45yes, it even classifies those who voted for it, because there are
- 39:50many replottes of those who have voted for and for their policy. And when
- 39:54you start getting the light bills, we feel it all to the silver issues.
- 40:01Thanking you has a complex fool and at a time when we see a
- 40:07very acute internal conflict like the one that is unfolding in missions at this moment
- 40:13that the President is worried about Pedro Sánchez' s wife, but for the
- 40:20Argentine citizen, also marks an orientation of his management forgiveness. When he says
- 40:29I have spoken to spokespersons good freedom. It' s a province issue.
- 40:32This is a betrothal and a proviso. Let' s hope he didn'
- 40:36t land two. It' s a province issue, you don' t
- 40:37have to pay any cost. National Government. In my opinion, it will
- 40:43pay a cost, because the issue of the province is the level of salary,
- 40:46but the level of bills is a national issue. The increase in basic
- 40:52services of the national government. So, this cube escalation, that of buns
- 41:00that there were, etc, is part of the economic policy of the national
- 41:05government. Then I think there will be a deterioration in the short term,
- 41:09perhaps with a campaign through and with the journalists that you friends, that has
- 41:15the government that you amend yourself based on something. I don' t know
- 41:19what to convince a sector that it needs more time to get goods late everyone,
- 41:25but everything has short legs. It seems to me to be a question
- 41:34that I said it almost clearly today, and I share it in Buenamedia,
- 41:37but there is little talk of this. Well, you don' t talk
- 41:38in the air about microphones. Let' s just say about and ernesto we
- 41:44have that it' s pretty much agreed with him. I have my criticism,
- 41:45but I say he doubted mental health. Let' s put it this
- 41:47way diplomatically. I doubt the President' s mental health. It can be
- 41:52provided. There' s something you can do about this. If any look
- 41:53you in particular or see I say is all skillful staging strategies. Or this
- 42:02good man' s shambles. Next thing you know, we' ll talk
- 42:06to you. Not good. That' s a question for a psychologist,
- 42:09a psychiatrist. No, well, he doesn' t have a psychologist.
- 42:13We have p clear they feel it. You don' t want to give,
- 42:16not for a lawyer. As a lawyer, I observe that you have
- 42:22to use them for political trial. There are causes, there are causes established
- 42:27in the national Constitution. In the national Constitution, and one of these causes
- 42:31is poor performance, which is what is known as a subjective cause. Well,
- 42:37the political judgment, in fact, subjective not in other words, is
- 42:40TiVo. You don' t have to have proof. It is the deputies
- 42:45in accusing and the senators to judge, who will determine if there is a
- 42:50good performance. It certainly takes two thirds of the Members' vote and I
- 42:54do not know if it is. As a result, no, but in
- 43:00other words, this type of attitude can be described by a sector as poor
- 43:07performance. Even there are already requests for political judgment for the reason of poor
- 43:12performance, even before this last trip to Spain, with the diplomatic consequences that
- 43:19the possible rupture has. I say possible because we are practically a step away
- 43:28from diplomatic relations in Spain. Spain has already withdrawn as ambassador. Much more
- 43:31is not left here. Yeah, well, what we were saying. We
- 43:36are neither two specialists in international relations, but we are, as you said,
- 43:39expulsion. I don' t think he' ll take that step for
- 43:44now, except that he' ll follow me as long as he follows.
- 43:45The expulsion of the Argentine ambassador from Madrid is a pleasant person, a ban
- 43:50on entry to a Head of State, in this case family and to Spain,
- 43:52and that has to go the one who comes and who has just arrived
- 43:54an informative notification. Once again, it ratifies my law going to Spain,
- 43:59which comes to receive an award between the Right Culta Group and others yes,
- 44:04yes, to see if Milay continues to scale up my law scale. The
- 44:07problem is this not again, a subject that we do not dominate. It
- 44:10is not new in its has me limit, it has no limits and the
- 44:19rices already left Daniel, but my law scale declaratively does not scale in what
- 44:23in fact we go a little to the law of today I, because,
- 44:27for example, he does not replicate and remove us the Argentine ambassador nor called
- 44:30it. Nor did she call her to consult the Spanish ambassador in Buenos Aires.
- 44:35Nor does the Argentine ambassador of Madrid take out, provisionally or definitively,
- 44:38as or this morning happened with the Spanish ambassador in Buenos Aires. I mean,
- 44:43my law doesn' t make decisions. The rupture is declarative of my
- 44:46lepe or of it is not of right to see If I explain, from
- 44:51entering in legal terms, that is his mestis of his fort from the political
- 44:53point of view diplomatic, I understand what symbol of weakness is aware, although
- 45:01he has generated this situation, that the rupture of diplomatic relations would be key
- 45:09for him and for Argentina, then it remains in the hostile statement but they
- 45:16do not go. Spain, on the other hand, moved forward because it
- 45:25feels lauded by the President' s hostility and has a strong position in relation
- 45:32to Argentina. We are more in need of good relations with Spain than Spain
- 45:38in maintaining relations with Argentina. And we must not forget the silver, something
- 45:44of Lisbon, that in torregir on the old continent, which can also lead
- 45:52to accessions to the position of Spain. I believe that remind me that it
- 46:00transforms the European Economic Community into the European Union and establishes links between European countries
- 46:07and obligations between European countries. Obviously, I am not saying that it will
- 46:14break you all over Europe, but we could also move in that direction.
- 46:21But it seems to me that the failure to redouble the implementation of concrete measures
- 46:28on the part of the Argentine State is a symptom of weakness and strength.
- 46:35You note that in other cases where similar conflicts have arisen, the one that
- 46:40does not take action is the weakest state, the strongest always takes action.
- 46:46America. If that sound, this fleet has to send it. Don'
- 46:52t hesitate on that arlo. Now we can' t send him into America
- 46:58' s frigate freedom. No, no, but it was said. That
- 47:00' s the particularity of this so eccentric character, that is, he declaratively
- 47:05raises the door of his bet now organically or in law, if we want
- 47:08to see it this way, not against. She didn' t return the
- 47:12pawn for a pawn and didn' t take out the ambassador, she didn
- 47:15' t even call the Argentine ambassador in Spain. That' s what I
- 47:16mean. That' s also why with the complexity it has, because it
- 47:21declaratively climbs up last night with its ona so viale today morning with the servilaje.
- 47:24So let' s say. But of course, but leave it,
- 47:29yes, look at the following in good world chess once you see them from
- 47:32players, do the exact opposite. Move the pieces, clear in and say
- 47:39soft words, totally, totally, yes, yes, they have for blas.
- 47:45Yes, yes, and the facts are the ones that speak for them.
- 47:47Sure, sure. Okay. That is why I say the complexity of
- 47:51these, because one can say Argentin climbed not because, for example, he
- 47:55did not reply, he did not pawn by peonyl. They represent him in
- 47:59Madrid. Go on, but with the statements how he called us a coward,
- 48:02I don' t know how many. Cotigo. Okay. That'
- 48:06s why I' m telling you, I don' t think he'
- 48:10s leading movement worldwide, Javier Millay, because he' s not leading himself.
- 48:14It is led through, in fact, concrete tempts. Yeah, that
- 48:17' s what' s missing here. Yes, Daniel, always, thank
- 48:24you very much. E uno, Fernando, Abrazo, big Daniel Quipper,
- 48:28here, our columnist, our partner in construction. How we are dealing with
- 48:34this issue. But I say this I' m a symptom. It'
- 48:36s not the subject of Spain. Pedro Sánchez, with the mistakes also with
- 48:39what one can mark of the government of Spain, that does not justify.
- 48:42I see colleagues also not as helpful as those I mentioned, but I don
- 48:47' t know how it isn' t made lukewarm that then you have to
- 48:50beat Pedro Sanchez to justify that my law beats my law, but to justify
- 48:53you also have to equate and say no. But Peter San is fine and
- 48:57they have told him Facciista a thousand good. I think what you say is
- 49:00not even a very particular characterization. But I say the facts and I say
- 49:08it is not the same for a minister to speak ill of Milay, who
- 49:13is ill Spanish, who is Pedro de Arte. I don' t love
- 49:15him either, but don' t censor this. How that my vast law
- 49:19David Hia private and I estimate with private Lonia, with yours, with your
- 49:22money, with the money of the citizens who like to speak so much to
- 49:24librapachos, trolls and all this. And after I grab her with the women
- 49:32of a political leader with any, there is no prosecution and you have any
- 49:37defective effect of a Spanish justice. Well, if I caught them known Pinto,
- 49:44I tell you one thing, it' s one thing and another thing
- 49:45is another say, it' s one thing I now insult my journalistic producer,
- 49:52that another thing is that the journalistic producer comes and burns my house.
- 49:53Well, it' s not the same. Obviously, that there' s
- 49:57a Mastro context, it' s not the same. You' re gonna
- 50:00grab him with a woman. She has everything from a thousand of the women
- 50:01of Maria Laura santi Jan as wife of Pontebequia to the scene the legislator who
- 50:08voted against and who was the couple from ordano the wife is of ordano in
- 50:14which you give I said that for that reason I believe that of course women
- 50:16nothing the role of the woman was judged, they are escorts of the men.
- 50:22Well soda the whole thing, as homosexuality attacks him, so many things
- 50:24of this age, of the cruelty and madness that we have to live with
- 50:29Miley as symptoms, also social and my law, as the Kisners or as
- 50:34you most believe, did not come down from a flying dish of neither Box
- 50:36in Spain. It has to do with symptoms as well. It has to
- 50:38do with issues that society makes them throw these characters Hitler himself, saving the
- 50:44distance. Well, messiah, Robert, we' re putting on an audio
- 50:47from Rome. If Juan' s okay with it and we say goodbye to
- 50:51one of the two Rockman audios of the week tomorrow how we' re still
- 50:52here. We' re interviewing economist Daniel Marx. At 16 hours later,
- 50:57our columinist liked Ferraril Wolfelson. On Thursday we will be doing so with our
- 51:00columnist of economic matter, also of ticor. We said goodbye then now with
- 51:05a first audio. I don' t know if one comes in, one
- 51:07hundred and two. I don' t know how long John had consented to
- 51:12him. I don' t know if he even answered me to see yes,
- 51:14I' m sorry. I hadn' t read it to see others
- 51:15first. Well, we go in, then we get the two of us
- 51:19in quickly and, if we don' t cut a little bit, the
- 51:21last one goes with the two Rockman audios. Thank you I' ll see
- 51:22you tomorrow at 4: 00. Thank you, Juan Hi How are you
- 51:25doing? Alejandro Roffman speaks to them, as every week for more than ten
- 51:30years, exposing his opinion already opened the economic and social dismovement of dates to
- 51:39teeth. So dynamic is the reality that surrounds us so changing in contrast to
- 51:45what happened in previous years. When you decide to take information and comments from
- 51:53just a week, which is a chiglo because there is a lot of data,
- 51:59you will be aware of the productive development profile and the social problems of
- 52:05Argentina. There I just have, that is, just one speaks in a
- 52:12week of the data available the next one you can change the focus, but
- 52:17more than anything, at this point, accentuate the negative aspects that they offer
- 52:24in that week Perhaps the most important thing in this regard is the information provided
- 52:34by the Digela University. Private university with high costs for the jursado of subjects
- 52:38and careers, which means a middle class public up and for nothing at all
- 52:45ideas that can link it with the previous government. I am counting on the
- 52:57study carried out on a permanent basis by economists of that University regarding the evolution
- 53:06of key social data in order to understand what happens in contemporary Argentina as a
- 53:14result of the economic policy applied by the current Government. There, for example,
- 53:19the data of income poverty, which carries it almost simultaneously with the phenomena
- 53:24that give rise to it, shows that in the first quarter of that year,
- 53:30poverty in Argentina reached fifty- five percent, but indignity towards those inhabitants
- 53:37of the country whose income does not reach it to eat the same amount needed
- 53:45for survival eighteen percent. In the first case, there are approximately twenty-
- 53:55five million people out of the forty- seven, according to the census of
- 54:01the last and the indicent, about eight million people. The fact that River
- 54:10is awful, because talking about eight million human beings living with us daily in
- 54:16that country and not enough to eat is a sign of fundamental social deterioration.
- 54:25I would say it marks forever the profile of Miley' s government policy.
- 54:34He has no excuse to assign it to another administration, because it is the
- 54:39income of the population for three months within his government. We go back to
- 54:49make a comparison. In the year two thousand twenty- three, in the
- 54:53first quarter, in the government of Alberto Fernández, poverty, according to the
- 54:59University of Iceda, had reached thirty- eight percent of the population, that
- 55:02is, it increased seventeen percentage points, that is, it increased by about
- 55:07forty- five percent. A disaster, a change of profile for evil only
- 55:15has a history in the very short initial period of the pandemic, when all
- 55:22activities had to be closed by calling the contagion or the bacle of the two
- 55:28thousand one two thousand two, of which only a part of the population kept
- 55:31memory. There are millions who did not live that moment and do not know
- 55:38the enormous social deprivation that was achieved with rates very similar to what I am
- 55:45exposing for the first semester of this year and that we go further back still
- 55:52according to the podcast, the system of determining poverty indices. It is July
- 56:00of the two thousand twenty- one, already with the most negative effect of
- 56:05the pandemic. Overtaken, poverty would have reached thirty- five percent, that
- 56:09is, twenty points less than now, where there is neither a pandemic nor
- 56:15any period of difficulties in collective coexistence. It is a lapidary fact that deprives
- 56:24us of comments, because if we made them depth, they would be dramatic.
- 56:30It is very important what adds to the University of Téira. He says
- 56:34that in the last three months, the poor increased from thirty- eight,
- 56:38as I said before, to forty- six pardons of the last data,
- 56:47the third quarter of last year, when the government of Alberto Fernández closed practically.
- 56:53By the way, in these last three months of more than a million
- 56:57poor people per month or, that is, there are three and a half
- 57:01million poorer in Argentina in these first three months than related last year. That
- 57:08somehow marks a fact that' s really the pingel. Me. In the
- 57:16two thousand twenty- three, in the first quarter, the basic food basket
- 57:24was covered by eighty- one percent for the minimum wage. In this first
- 57:29quarter, that dropped to fifty- three. Same minimum. Just cover that
- 57:34percentage. Are we going to continue with this data? As I was saying,
- 57:44let' s continue with this data by accounting for the factors that basically
- 57:52produce this sharp and dramatic social deterioration and that doesn' t deserve much comment.
- 58:00It is a question of putting the numbers on the dent and then judging
- 58:04in which world we live or in which country we live. A fundamental factor,
- 58:09of course, that the prices of the goods that serve for sufficiency in
- 58:14Argentina joins in indecency, believed in the section that we are talking about between
- 58:22December last April of that year, in these four months one hundred and nine
- 58:28percent, again that a spectacular figure caused by the devaluation imposed on December 13,
- 58:37the new government without needing any kind of provoke it. At that time,
- 58:44there was no factor that required devaluing in that magnitude. So it is
- 58:50that in November last year, the International Monetary Fund made a prediction of what
- 58:55inflation was going to be in Argentina in the two thousand twenty- four,
- 59:00that is, just two months before the beginning of the year, The mother
- 59:05institution of all of the world' s financial dynamics predicted in Argentina inflation was
- 59:15going to be all two thousand twenty- four. Seventy percent in monkey,
- 59:20such three hundred and nine out of only four months marks the profound distortion that
- 59:25caused the population' s ability to sub- fist the new economic policy.
- 59:31What happened to the first three months of other recent moments in the Argentine life
- 59:42of the Argentine Society to compare them to Miley' s one hundred and nine
- 59:45percent. Let' s say the figures at the first moment of Macri'
- 59:58s presidency, December of two thousand fifteen April of two thousand sixteen, after
- 1:00:01a strong devaluation that he also imposed. Inflation was twenty- four percent,
- 1:00:07i e that of Glay almost six times that of Macre. If we go
- 1:00:13a little further back. Inflation in the first quarter of first quarter December two
- 1:00:21thousand fourteen April two thousand fifteen, still in Christina Fernández' s last government,
- 1:00:27was nine percent, that is twelve times less than Miley' s and
- 1:00:31Alberto Fernández' s inflation in the same first quarter of his government before the
- 1:00:38dramatic start of the 13 percent pandemic, eight times less than that of milay
- 1:00:45in synthesis in terms of the inflationary factor that occurred in the first four months
- 1:00:54of the last three governments. The current one is the worst of all.
- 1:01:01From afar and notice what happened with the salt marsh the minimum serary of the
- 1:01:08first trimester of the two thousand and twenty- three. The government of Alferdo
- 1:01:13Fernández covered eighty percent of the basic food basket, either allowing its recipients to
- 1:01:17get minimum lightning to buy goods to feed themselves in eighty percent of the minimum
- 1:01:24necessary to survive. In the first quarter of this year, that percentage fell
- 1:01:35to fifty- three percent, that is, the minimum wage resolved to be
- 1:01:40a value with much lower purchasing power of the time of Alberto Fernández. Another
- 1:01:47key fact is that today' s economic policy is harshly criss- crossing and
- 1:01:55showing that it is totally false what the current top government authorities are usually talking
- 1:02:04about paying the price and a very harmful inheritance in no way. I wish
- 1:02:07we had the inheritance of the year two thousand twenty- three. This clearly
- 1:02:14indicates to us that we are on a very sharp slope of social deterioration.
- 1:02:22It is urgent to reverse it in the face of serious damage to the future
- 1:02:29of our society, given that a very high percentage of the population either feeds
- 1:02:34inadequately or does not have the resources to have a dignified life. The current
- 1:02:37economic policy has already been described as bad because the data produced by the same
- 1:02:45officials of the Milley government confirms this tremendous deterioration.