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Construcción Plural - Programa 1152 · Construcción Plural - Radio Trend Topic

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Plural construction, the renowned journalistic program of political analysis and current in its twentieth
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season, with the leadership of Fernando Mauri and a team of prestigious analysts listen
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to it on radio train topic. Our President was born in Argentina, Dr
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Rabiero Mirey was the President hello. To all there is no stabilization plan,
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not good, but the delay to change. There' s a problem of
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currency arrears here. It is impossible to achieve the zero deficit in the twenty
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- four thousand. Ah well. It' s very little speck, it
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' s already a lot of equator, but you' re not liberal.
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There were taxes how about the province no, but if I add one plus
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three hundred sixty five times and give me three sixty s I can' t
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dunia. If there' s no video and there' s not you who
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invited me to the federo you noodle cotuko. They want to know how the
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economy will grow, it will rise, as Bushop fart, but very much.
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Well, because there' s no comprehensive plan. But you should set
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the path. This is not a liberal government because it did not release the
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drug. Not because there' s a changed appreciation. There is appreciation to
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change, but freedom faces little. So you want to be in my friends
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the hospital, how they do very much, but it' s nice to
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be skel that the inter- galactic leader that we have inter- planetary,
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inter all with the best caputo toto, the best Minister of Economics in history
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peto blo, the best minister is health, development, however he is now
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social in the history forgiving adornment, nor the best spokesman for victory. What
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am I missing? I don' t know, we have all the best
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in the history of the world, the wildest fit. Here we are bloo
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one thousand two fifty going down a little bit of that development. I lie
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sixty- five risk or one percent, that is, the one of cano
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for now of that thousand and two hundred and ten is one and five hundred
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and ten. All the dollars are going down. Today the financiers counted on
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liquiy above one thousand three hundred, but falling from one thousand three hundred ten.
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The dollar lies to me seventy- nine. Since July we have been
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following the electricity and gas tariffs to the extent that they will be inflation-
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based every month. I don' t think that' s bad. Which
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I find wrong are the wild moments we' ve seen the other days.
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In recent times, I' m sorry. Miley crossed over to Picheto for
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defending privilege retirements. They' re finished that they' ll know about the
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president and that he uses the investiture to talk. So let' s starve
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the same guy I lived up to how many businessmen and financiers, I don
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' t give a shit about three fucks. What the Congress has to do
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is to fir Captain Beto is clear. The issue is to pay the political
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costs. Cristina Fernández also sees everything. It' s eighty- two percent.
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There for two thousand ten, let' s remember it eighty- two
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percent for the courts. They say he went here at four and two o
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' clock in the afternoon, with fourteen degrees and a day now rather cloudy.
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Argentine bonds continue to fall and at risk country again exceeds 1, 500
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pesos retirements. How many would get to the minimum with the bill passed in
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deputies. Of course he' s going to back down. Look, I
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was gonna inhabit. The point is that you don' t insist on Congress,
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that you don' t have two- thirds, for you know that
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if the Executive is a target, a rule. If Congress insists, I
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think it' ll be more House. If I' m not wrong about
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two- thirds. Ready to go out with fries. I don' t
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know if we' re gonna vanquish that point, but, well, we
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' ll see good food. The House is making some news of the day.
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He also confirmed the cautionary. The stock was ordered to be reported and
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sanctions were requested for Grabois and Jian. This gra today looking for rating all
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the time and there' s Jani, who' s an ex who'
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s nerist, macist coming in fanatical. He' d be free like all
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talk if he wasn' t put there to dirty the libertarians, because you
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never know like a Trojan horse. Well, it' s terribly murky.
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Today it claims to be freedoms, but well the Federal Chamber of the Potenia
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confirmed in an anime the ordered precautionary measure. Then marry him from this.
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Let' s do a little bit with kiper our NELKIPERX judicial matter gouminist who
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imposed the Ministry of Human Capital. There goes part of the reality or the
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actuality of the day. Let' s go over a little bit more.
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We have programs loaded, but also audio already has it there only presto Juan
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effective as always efficient. Let' s make a second listen to Pablo Román,
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director of the circuit consultant, former columnist of the House. The house
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is called a plual construction. He' s already got his billitos for over
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20 years, and we' re seeing if we' re going to split
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up like a colmnita next month. But well he sent us an audio with
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the last circuit work he circulated yesterday in a minute. We' ll listen
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to them. I read a note in the very good digital media, which
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is the letter Letter p The approval of the project to increase retirements and change
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the mobility formula left a data worry for my law that the allied losses make
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it difficult for the government to hold a veto. That' s what I
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said. Petto Beto v also commented on the play of the honest and effective
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Minister, the best Minist in the history of the world. The Federal Chamber
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confirmed Casaniel' s failure, which they acted on to form the food list
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and I' m going to veto everything. I don' t give a
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shit about three cucumbers, three fucks. He said it, it' s
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very good, very well spoken our interplanetary leader, well good. Pablo Romaro,
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a little while ago, our specialist in judicial matters at HEAPER, will
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put us John after fact. Let' s see if we hear an audio
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of the economic panorama of Julio Andina and if we close with Dr Juan José
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Warezti by telephone that will tell us about the economy, the currency lag.
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You know we did. He is a lawyer many years, a lot of
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experience, many parties and was also director of the Central Bank of the Argentine
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Republic. Toto came back and remembered who Totos is. Fernando is the best
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Minister of Economy in Argentine history. Toto Caputo, no debtor, no criminal.
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He said he' s not gonna let us down. That' s
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what I' m saying in the' 90s and that' s how it
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ended, but good for the food sweat and the pressure on the dollar.
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The deinflation process could be reversed in June. Camilo Tecorne is six told me
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that they don' t have that for now that he keeps giving it down
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inflation. Obviously, already after the five that will be known on Thursday,
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that not tomorrow, but the other Thursday, the twelve of will officially broadcast
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the indec. Hard for the index to lower the wild' s number by
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more than four or five, but there' s some run run that could
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this, that the number could stagnate already the low. There' s a
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lot of running around with the government, not because this is offensive. I
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now have the gnanism that before Serra Mancha and now it is not so much
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because of the retired issue, it runs in the financial market, that inflation
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does not continue to fall. This petro- making veils the aid of poverty,
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which is at fifty- five percent. Incredibly it was mentioned by Pepe
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Agaller before that in construction prun sumada without topic, this more than five nine
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million people, five one more people are twenty- five and in total,
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with this fifty- five percent poverty in the era of cruelty, are eleven
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more points since assuming Milk and good and that way, that way we will
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see Don Juan beats me then Pablo Román, director of the construction circuit,
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if to be kind. We listened to Paul with the poll that he just
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yesterday went out into the oven in terms of public opinion, as always of
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the circuit builder. That is to say, we are going yesterday to publish
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the report of consulting circuits of the month of May and well, as central
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characteristics of the report, what we can see is that well there is no
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situation of polarization if you want a society that is good divided around fundamentally the
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figure of President Millay, a President Millay who maintains a positive, good,
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high, stable level of image and I think quite consolidated, about forty-
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five percent. Last month' s report was about 50. But well,
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while there is a drop in the image, it maintains an important level of
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acceptance and that well, it is followed by some issues that does nothing good
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to the daily life, not to the interviewees, that is, when you
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ask what impact economic measures have good on your personal or family economy, well,
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there is a high percentage that thinks about fifty percent that it thinks that
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good, that it has a high impact. And when one asks who are
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the injured, those affected by these measures, mainly the workers, the middle
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sectors, the courts, and who are the beneficiaries, you see those who
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benefit, mainly the big entrepreneurs, not the caste, not the small traders
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and SMEs. And then we asked a cross question for a segmentation of hard
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core, opposition core in terms of what the strengths and weaknesses of the government
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are. And what we see is that in those sectors that are part of
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the hard- core government, the main strength lies in the economy and the
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weaknesses go through political negotiation and the social and educational policy of the government.
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And while for the opposition core, the main fortress appears as none. Let
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' s say there is no recognition of almost fifty to five percent opinion that
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the government has no strength and among the weaknesses fundamentally appears economic policy and social
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and educational policy. Fundamentally not good. That' s a little bit of
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the good face features that more synthetically characterize the report that we presented yesterday,
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you were seen yesterday well by Daniel Tipper' s line. Time to say
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hello. Daniel, good afternoon, how' s it going? Good afternoon,
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Fernando, how you' re doing, very well. Thank you for
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being like always my friend. Well, Friday I hope you greet me will
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be the journalist' s day and I' m the least business in general
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is a corporate defense. I think, unfortunately, like so many, perhaps
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because of the measure, like yours, like the business, like the oistics,
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like the trade union, like the epichaetera, there is a lot of
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smell of dirt in journalism as well. Now, from that clarification, I
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tell the truth that I do not like very much that the Minister of Justice
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does not sound very good that he has brought to justice journalists that they are
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denouncing, those who seek to intimidate us in some way and intimidate us from
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power in cases, in case against nancipazos and dario villarruel that referred to the
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scandal the food retained. Minister of Justice Olivarona says he does it in his
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personal title. I' m listening. To begin with, Daniel Yes,
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first of all, we must remember that there are constitutional rights and guarantees and
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protection of press freedom as well. I mean both the right to free expression
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and the exercise of such a noble profession. Beyond the fact that not everyone,
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the boss with Darknoglifer, which is the exercise of the press, then,
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for a journalist to comment on a crime in the Court, has long
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established that some plus is required, which is what is called real maritia,
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that is, that, in addition to the objective and objective elements of the
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criminal figure, a special plus, which is what is called real malice,
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is required. And this refers primarily to crimes against honour, because sometimes in
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criticism journalists are accused of slander or slander. But here Minister Cuñonli Varona has
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gone one step further, because he is accusing you of a figure that refers
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to the disturbance of public order. Public order is the protected legal good and,
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while I have not read the specific allegation of gunio, he interpreted the
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charge as allegedly a violation of article two hundred and twelve of the Criminal Code,
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something quite subjective. On the other hand, it is not a somewhat
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broad figure, which is incitement to violence. It is a figure questioned by
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several factors. On the one hand, because we don' t know exactly
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what public order really is. They are dead concepts for jurists and, on
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the other hand, they do not give you in the case the objective elements
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and your objective of the figure, that is, the typical action, is
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to incite violence against indeterminate people, because if it is against a certain person,
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it is already a crime that makes an individual to the social order.
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And then one thing is unquoted, collective violence. In addition, that is
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to say, to sell certain factors And another thing, to comment on a
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news story and analyze the effects that it can have on a certain measure of
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government on social behavior. Because I also didn' t have the opportunity to
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hear it from the statement he attributes to Nancy Pasa and Villarroel and Darío Illarroel,
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of course I know Darío. In addition to that lawyer and work in
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courts we shared in the faculty, they did not do anti- pacing,
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but what I imagine they did was that they commented on a government measure for
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lack of food deliveries and talk speculated about something that we have done, all
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that is a violent reaction from people who do not have to eat, to
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take over this food. And this is not to incite violence, but to
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make an observation about the social reality of the moment and, moreover, from
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the point of view of its objective, what is required a specific pain in
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these types of figures, besides that it is a crime of danger. Dangerous
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crimes are also questioned by doctrine. It is discussed whether this crime of concrete
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danger is an abstract danger, which in general gives rise to its virtually null
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application. Remember, for example, that of burning a flag, the U
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S Supreme Court said it would burn a flag to oppose Ronald Reagan' s
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candidacy. It did not constitute a crime of this kind, that is to
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say, that constitutional guarantees and rights always prevail. They have referred to freedom
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of the press and freedom of expression. Okay, okay. The other subject
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is good. There' s a glitch. Today is one of the news
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of the day. Let' s say the Chamber of Feral Buenos Aires has
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just unanimously confirmed the precautionary measure ordered by Federal Judge Bacán Casanelo, who imposed
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on the Ministry of Human Capital to be so mentioned by these hours. Don
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Sandra Peto, veil report the food stuff that has stored in the obpositories of
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Villa Martelli and Tucumán and the delivery schedule to see first not about this facility,
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but about what just came out, but about Casanello. This former Quisnerist
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militant, a former macist militant, is furious with that of the virtual converts
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spokeswoman of the missa, which is a mitre that does not speak seems mute.
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The spokesman Leila Jianista would work, has said that Casanielo was a militant
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judge, for example, you can answer, say, from the civil servant,
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from the executive, to a judge in this way if to the bottom
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of the question that we can then touch, well, the parties always have
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the power to question the actions of the judges, and the judges a doff
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are more limited precisely by the magistracy they exercise to give due answer to these
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kinds of accusations. But the problem here is that the Ministry or this colleague
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intends to defend a position that does not resist the analysis, because if there
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is something that the judges have, at least since the modification made to the
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Penal Code by law twenty- five, eight or fifteen, if I do
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not remember the number of powers to order precautionary measures, among others, among
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the reasons to stop the effects of the crime. And then here it seems
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that we are facing a crime and the judge ordered a precautionary measure to put
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an end to these effects. And I' m going to give some example.
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Let' s imagine there' s a frugated property. How many times
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have we seen judges ordering the eviction of prisoners from usurped lands, that is,
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to exercise the effect of the crime. The parties could then discuss in
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or jurisdiction, in the Federal civil or civil and commercial justice, as appropriate,
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the economic effects of the crime. But it is the judge himself who
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must put an end to the defects of the crime. Imagine that a person
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who is deprived of his or her liberty buried in an apartment that the judge
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has to make keep her locked up in maniac so long as he or she
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takes pictures, investigates the crime or arranges for the person to be released so
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that he or she can regain his or her liberty as he or she proceeds
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with the investigation and allows the accused parties to exercise their right of defence.
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Indeed, the appeal has no idea from the outset of success, and I
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believe that even today' s ruling, which I have read quickly, is
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very hard for the government to appeal. There are judges who are anticipating,
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there is no willingness to comply with the court order. They may be engaged
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in the crime of disobedience. Staff members do not comply with a measure and
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there are also a number of undisputed factors, which is a near maturity of
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many foods and a need for long- term and deferred food for a large
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part of the population to be able to feed themselves. There are people who
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are in need of food to find by tomorrow. Here the Ministry that has
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that function does not fulfill. There we are talking about Minister Petuela, who,
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as head of the Ministry area of this case, is responsible. Don
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' t even let me put a hypothesis to you. Imagine that a baby
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sleeps in the crib and the mother is going to decide a week' s
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vacation, the girl leaves it in the crib. When she arrives, she
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finds her dead out of hunger. How to qualify her useful fact that killed
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baby A with certain assumptions, the omission generates legal repo. It' s
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because I' m leaving certain circumstances. There is a legal obligation to prevent
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a certain result from occurring, and in this case, the Government must ensure
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that people die of hunger. This is the result of international treaties, of
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the Constitution itself and, most importantly, of the elements at its disposal.
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A father who does not feed his child because he has no money, has
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no food and does not know what to do to obtain it, will be
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able to justify his conduct in his material impossibility. But having at this time
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a substantial amount of food deposited at your disposal and not distributing it can have
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even more serious consequences for the functioning. God in what happens. For this
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type of inoperability or lack of food delivery. We can remember the tonic facts
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you love. Yes, it speaks of the genosiriorme, when we talk about
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the serious, half- Armenian geno, a tragedy of the early twentieth century.
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Much of the person who died, therefore, precisely because of lack of
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food. But something I' ve left to his fate. And today history
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picks up that event as a genocide. You didn' t want to ask
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me I didn' t say it here as head of the Ministry area.
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In this case, the primary responsibility is the Minister. But he' s
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not the minitramuda. Let' s say, well, in criminal matters,
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the responsibilities are personal. Talk to see who has the show. But obviously
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tobello has a political responsibility and has also but political, but political and but
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judicial responsibility and can after having also the judicial responsibility, because whoever ultimately decides
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to distribute the food or not distinguishes two different situations distribution order signed by the
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Minister and his equal that does not comply, could be justified by the Administration
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in the subaltern lack of the tower. We put up distribution order board or
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eventually order not to distribute. That this is linked to what we saw yesterday
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at the hearing that showed one of the parts about the phrases expressed over time
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by the Ministry that was giving. First there was no food, second was
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for catastrophe, third was not to be defeated. If there is a political
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decision not to distribute, obviously, the responsibilities of the Minister and perhaps even
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of higher authorities, not too clear to see what if the defence of the
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government did say we will not deal with the facias of justice, that is
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to say by passing the possibility of getting out more because it said that the
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Ministry' s action on the file I am reading, it said that it
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appealed on the basis of questions of competence, holding that it is a question
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of pure administrative litigation, such as the doctrine of non- judicial political issues.
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In other words, one of the arguments is that this is a question
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of management and that we should not say that justice puts the magnifying glass,
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but that it is a question of non- judicial management. In my opinion,
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the first is doubly wrong because the case is expected to put an end
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to the effects of criminal conduct. That' s why I think one of
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the prosecutors, the House Attorney, told us to investigate crimes and take the
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precautionary measure just to make the effects of the crime drop. Examples that tell
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you people kidnapped by a gang and what the judge does limit having the gang
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and does not release the person. It has to stop the effects of the
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crime. And, on the other hand, while it is true that the
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debate on social policies, the right to ask for food must be a cause
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that must be dealt with in contentious justice. This is a judicable subject.
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Our national Constitution guarantees the right. One of the rights he earns is food
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for a dignified life. Not all the rights guaranteed by the Constitution were fully
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recognized in practice, but there was a principle established by international treaties, which
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synthesized the phrase that the date went to one direction. Once a stadium is
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reached, you cannot go back, but you have to maintain or improve it.
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And in this case, we see that the Argentine Government, the Argentine
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State, many years ago, since the 1990s, at least, has been
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implementing social aid policies to facilitate those who are marginalized from those outside the system
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to get food. And the new President cannot reprobate in this state policy that
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is stopped by international treaties. It can take action, but without going back
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on those social recognitions that already come from antane. You see I' m
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interested in what I didn' t want to consult you very much, because
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just came the vice product failure that something came to tibar. Let' s
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say what you read about this failure of this House is to see you talking
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about crimes. It' s very strong. Let' s say the statement
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and good that the doctor' s vote for is practically pointing out that there
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is a willingness not to comply on the part of the Ministry and so he
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suggests intimate, that is, the vote for intimate the government under perception of
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being in progress in the crime of disobedience. And yet Dr Ilurton' s
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vote, which I was able to read quickly, alludes to human rights that
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are not being respected. I remember the exact wording of the phrase they use,
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but it clearly points out that there are human rights that are being violated,
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not two at the moment. Obviously, it does not attribute responsibilities for
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this violation of human rights, but it is clearly pointing it out, i
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e that it seems to me to be a harsh term. Then the do
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roavija a little bit. In fact, yes, I think that' s
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why I' m marking how much I' m losing it. I hear
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it more from the dog than you do. It' s a little bit
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more than I' ve been touched by dogs. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
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yeah, yeah, but really, really, dogs weren' t meant
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to devastate another aspect of the news, which is the dog fight that was
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there in the court b Of the images we saw from the hearing in the
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Federal Chamber are grotesque images, far removed from the style of eclimists that we
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have lawyers in the hearings. They are a duel of verbal climate with height
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and with a different intellectual level that we saw yesterday in the hearing and also
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the judges are entrusting themselves to the school of attorney in the attitude of the
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colleagues who intervened technically to see now you know I right up to a certain
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point, but not so much that is the audience, because to watch at
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least the video that was seen from different cabras were the exit of the audience
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itself. No, I mean, that doesn' t technically belong to the
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audience. It' s like the exit like they would have grabbed on the
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street almost beyond the fact that they are two lawyers or two responsible, an
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official and just as tired as he recorded it. As a matter of fact,
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there are two different moments in the audience that I saw some videos where
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the lawyer representing the Ministry of Human Capital was taking the floor. I don
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' t remember his name, even if this girl, who was a quinerist
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and now the liberal of the first time milater was first Le Agiani Law,
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which in the spokeswoman today, in fact of Ministry Beethovens, interrupted and wronged
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him, which in the hearings is arranged. The procedural code says so.
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First the panabla, the appellant, then the counterpart, and then there is
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a rejoinder that can be exercised by all parties, but we always manage and
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respect the times where one speaks, the rest listens. And usually at the
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hearing where a party interrupts, the president of the court or the judge,
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depending on the case, warns the interrupter that it should not be and can
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even adopt me from sanctions to ask him to leave the courtroom, no,
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which did not happen. At the hearing, this situation was very uncomfortable.
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Nor does the tone of mind of the voice seem a right tone to me.
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I think it hurts the part that he represented, because the art of
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advocacy is to convince, not to impose. Then one usually speaks in soft
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colloquial terms to be intelligible the idea he is defending and will respond to the
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position he postulates. And it' s never a personal fight between lawyers.
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Lawyers tend to have an audit, if they want to be heated where we
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defend opposing interests. But the audience ends and we understand that it was an
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intellectual debate, a verbal grimm, but with a certain level and a certain
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height. Not then, as a lawyer, I regret that kind of scenes
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and another. The situation in which you were commenting that it happened outside the
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aurientes room. That is the one that was most seen everywhere in networks and
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it is the verbal tear as a subject that is not the grimarbar the rawness
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outside not killing there it seems to me that, beyond the scope that was
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in courts, truth, none was exercising their role as lawyer and, therefore,
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it is a subject that it is not for him to judge the bar
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association, that it is an issue already lawyers are in the street. We
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have conduct that is not the competence of the Bar Association, but of other
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areas. Eventually judge them. But and this was outside the courthouse, the
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system that I find worrying is that a person who I believe was carrying out
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custody duties of the Minister so that they could enter with a weapon courts because
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if the climate of hostility and vendetta and fighting or one must guarantee the physical
33:35
safety of the parties. You cannot enter someone with a gun still working the
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public and especially when the public functioned the one you have not kept. That
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' s where the justice that you' ve got the fault failed. We
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have to get there with a gun. Someone you liked already in court.
33:53
Well, when you get acommodore pi, you have to go through a scanner.
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It' s fond, it' s forced, it' s inevitable
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to pass. Okay. So yes, yes, yes, Juan surprises me
34:07
with entry. Sometimes it' s an appointment plan with voluminous keyrings, without
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singing Skarner. Well, you have to show the keychain is a riding discomfort.
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It is momentary, but it is difficult to imagine that the staff of
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the building, that of the weapon that entered the building, did not notice.
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Well, Daniel, thank you very much. As always, let'
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s not relax on the top. Not because it happened to us with beles
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recently and the series was easy with beles. Some may think it' s
34:45
easy with workshops. There' s no need to relax. There' s
34:47
no need to relax. Let' s go for the Libertadores Cup and the
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World Club Championship. I have no doubt about that. Hopefully, look at
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that up ahead, after eighth and after fourth in semis eventually. I wish,
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there are Brazilians as always, although here you tell me no, San
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Lorenzo river I wish, but well, yes, well, I wish,
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let' s be Argentine teams. It' s just that we caught in
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the end how it happened in the two thousand eighteen and with similar results.
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With whom we had reached a small team that is now in a lower drink.
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No, I don' t remember who we played in two thousand eighteen.
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Time to semi you remember. I think they' re having football problems,
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because there was a meeting of the President with the new one to Julia
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Amarid and I Solia Amarillo. I know, I know Chicanas on the side
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for cousins. Thank you, Daniel Abrazo, Grande, Ablazos, Fernando Te
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Luez, keep it going. Thank you, Daniel Kipper, here as always
35:45
in our construction test. I wish, Juan tells me, there' s
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fast- paced Rivers Shick Chick I' d say Guillermonimos doesn' t even
35:52
know who he is. I think Juan, because he' s very young
35:57
you' re very young this one, but river The semis the calendar seems
36:02
favorable to you. I do logo a little more complicated. But well,
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I hope, but it does happen and they' re going to dream of
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some Copa ruin, with technical ramondies and with whom is the number nine that
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killed us that. From ah how it' s going to be number nine.
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This one does not remember, for John has and we no longer follow
36:17
each other. You know, but, uh, I don' t remember
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everything. It makes me that the name that ruined us the Cup we were
36:22
winning you with a zero in the monumental, with the Games to one,
36:24
with Ramón Díaz, you Convey longo proxima lengo or I will remember. Well
36:30
Evergecio, very good to see perfect gesture march that we met that tastes good,
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let' s go to the one to listen to Julio Ambina, to
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see see to Gambina, Juan we have Gambina, we hit Tanda and already
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we go to Waretti. Okay. Thank you. Let' s go with
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that Hey, they' re good. The Chief of Staff, assumed only
36:53
today, although in office for a few days, says that they will have
37:00
the base law for July, because it is imagining that in the next days
37:07
will end approving in the Senate the average sanction of reformed deputies, of course,
37:15
with some adjustments, it will return to the Chamber of Deputies and in
37:20
the Chamber of Deputies finally, imagine that a law will be adopted that gives
37:27
the legal basis to a very profound regressive restructuring of the economy, of the
37:35
State of society and a letter of presentation to the International Monetary Fund the international
37:43
creditors that gives predictability, not only to the deep adjustment that carries forward the
37:47
government to my law, but also to policies with legal basis of reorganization of
38:00
the State, of very strong modifications regarding the labor legislation for the public sector
38:08
and the private sector, with possibility to restructure the State and, in short,
38:17
to dismiss the state workers, favoring the restructuring of the labor relations in
38:23
favor of the capital and against the workers, a previsional reform that will advance
38:31
in the demand of the big capitals to eliminate the rights of workers, retired
38:40
workers and, ultimately, the regime of incentives to big investments, that is
38:47
in the expectation of the capitals of Argentina, the most concentrated in the world,
40:30
The cruel thing about politics is the retention of food in the face of
40:37
the problems of widening the need, because, together with the decreasing trend of
40:45
prices, what is there is a deterioration of consumption due to inability to buy
40:51
reduced incomes of the majority of the population, whether wages, pensions or social
40:57
plans and, therefore, this drop in consumption leads to an cession that is
41:00
generating unemployment biases. We have already commented on the more than two hundred seventy
41:08
- four thousand hundred salary accounts, according to the Central Bank of the Argentine
41:15
Republic, or what the Ministry of Labour usually reports, of the loss of
41:21
regular regular jobs and, therefore, a deterioration in the living conditions of the
41:28
majority of the population. The statements of the Chief of Staff, Guillermo Francos,
41:37
in the sense of the approval of the basic law tries to cover up
41:45
these other problems that stimulate discontent, protest, the confrontation with the policy of
41:52
a government that tries to manage it from the fields in the cabinet and with
42:00
the next and eventual assumption of Stourzenegger, a picture of the most reactionary policies
42:09
at the economic level, with action in previous governments with the Government of Mauricio
42:20
Macri, a direct responsible of the Decree 70 that is in force of the
42:25
failed omnibus law with more than six hundred articles at the beginning of this year.
42:31
An adaptor of this law bases that grants special powers in various areas to
42:39
the President of the Nation, who redirects the reactionary state reform with privatizations,
42:49
labor reform, security reform and, above all, the regime of incentive to
42:53
large investments. That is why it is a sign of strength in this permanent
43:00
electoral campaign that the Government is doing at the national level and in the world
43:07
territory, while it is finding its hand apparently with the new Chief of Staff.
43:14
Well sixteen and forty well well heard to Julio Cambina, Now we are
43:17
going to cast Dr Juan José faith Goresti to share these last twenty minutes in
43:22
plural construction, my friend. How' s Don Juan José doing? Good
43:23
afternoon, how' s it going. A good taste, Fernando listened to
43:28
you and gives you the possibility to converse in some way with his magnificent auditorium.
43:37
Well, thank you very much. Okay. Topic, theme today,
43:40
song composition. The exchange rate delay. There is, the delay to change
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or the President being a little rude to deny to Dr Wharesti. Yes,
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of course, there is a very large, unfortunate, medical, and just
44:00
going back to the real past, for example, the currency lag that had
44:08
mass to set an example. There are many others in the history of Argentina.
44:13
Unfortunately, and that and it is something foreign exchange. Thus, such
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words seem to have no importance, but infinite. It is very important,
44:25
because the value of the currency, the world terms, is very important,
44:30
is essential. The coin, in short, is what allowed the trade and
44:37
the common life of society to be done. Before there was no good currency,
44:45
there was no neda society. Everything and everything hard. When it'
44:47
s bad, it' s easy. But the problem is what the value
44:51
of the coin is. The value of the coin is, of course,
44:54
the value you buy with what politics, with what, how much you can
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obstinate yourself with that coin that you have in your hands. What you can
45:06
get, how much, when it ends, etcetera, what your sea has.
45:09
Unfortunately, having it as we do, the value of the currency is
45:16
absolutely high. The peso is high against the dollar and any other way makes
45:23
Argentina unable to trade. Everything you have to trade can' t sell abroad.
45:31
What you have to sell cannot sell internally to the foreigner who visits Argentina
45:38
as a tourist or visiting the drink for work, for whatever reason, then
45:45
the only thing that makes the economy sauté. It' s terrible. This
45:52
I, of course, at the beginning of this artificially raised currency, all
46:07
seems wonderful, but it exploits how the government has taken advantage of something for
46:16
two for something. He' s using this kind of change ceiling as an
46:22
anchor. The anchor would change good for an inflationary reason, not to avoid
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magislation that I am already as I speak. Is that just something? It
46:32
' s something I could say. It is for me, for today,
46:37
the truth and since the economy for many people is simply the sciences of truth,
46:44
the science of truth of fact. The facts cannot be changed because the
46:51
economy has a small, not so small defect that sooner or later it tells
46:57
the truth and tells it what it says detonating then what Argentina is doing.
47:04
He' s in Argentina, he' s making Argentines go out to buy.
47:10
Just think of the papers. The enormous number of Chilean people linked to
47:19
the countries of this country. Let' s say Argentina' s boundaries.
47:22
It was recently and recently not all the time, about the menthols, juaninos,
47:29
neukeos, etcetera. They go to Chile here to compa things and then
47:35
what happens those things, what does not buy them in Argentina? And since
47:39
they don' t buy them in Argentina, it' s not produced in
47:44
Argentina and produced in Argentina. Those who produce it close or shrink or in
47:51
all cases lose employment. Many people lose jobs or lose value in their distribuishor.
47:59
So, all this, which is apparently good to say, the price
48:05
index has gone down like this, it has come down on the part of
48:15
raising its own currency and, in that way, getting the Argentines to go
48:23
shopping and the scattered come, instead of coming here, buy in their country.
48:30
In other places you will see the street of the valley of fear that
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I say the number of people that roamed by so you will destinate that amount.
48:40
Many of the foreigners today are far less, because there may not have
48:45
been simply eating with my other thing. In Chile, for example, to
48:51
give an example, they go with the car' s travastade rubber and return
49:00
new combas. He' s going to give you an example. There are
49:05
thousands of cases today. So, the thousands of hotels that are without,
49:10
without liars, without people coming. It' s terrible. You' re
49:19
completely wrong. In countries that have had major changes in their economy in favour.
49:24
It was those countries that set exchange rates almost even higher. No,
49:35
I mean, they put cas types this let' s say with a very
49:49
high value capacity and that very high of foreign power and come down here.
49:54
So, for example, the CIA in Argentina doesn' t know. No
49:58
one remembers that in nineteen hundred and ninety- nine pardons I am saying there
50:05
will be one thousand eight hundred ninety- nine, Argentina fixed and ceased the
50:10
exchange rate by law, a law that spyed on the genius in general Rock
50:16
and defended Peregrini. Then he established a certain exchange rate that was actually say,
50:24
a decrease in the value of the coins and it was assessment that no
50:37
other work. This result of a light of you shopping hazel has services of
50:47
Argentines and also investments of what the government is doing. I do not want
50:54
to put myself against the Government or many other positive views remain. I want
51:04
a defect that has that is serious and legal, because it has already been
51:08
tested. I don' t know how many times with absolutely negative results and
51:15
how you' re having us now you' re having it now, because
51:22
what you can produce here isn' t produced. And the other says look
51:22
at what happened, because it was all this I see everyone in one that
51:27
makes Almohadazo Food, Mrs Mitad, I went to reach Mondillo already and I
51:34
don' t know how it was to speak in people. You don'
51:38
t know the wonderful exposition you did of everything you could for such Argentina and
51:45
everything you even believe the truth. But well, ah wonderful I really wanted
51:52
ice cream. Now it hasn' t been any more, but he didn
51:58
' t say the exchange rate didn' t encourage any of that. Ah
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it was small detail. Not sure it was. Excuse me for being rather
52:10
open to those who were the subject, the issue of exports what I know
52:16
is that I or degree of all the things they could do to you.
52:22
Lo. One who did so said that with the gear currently you can'
52:28
t deport or you can' t import that amount. I stood by because
52:35
because I say but as the Ministry of that Interior is, it is obviously
52:39
advocating import, because if it would not show us everything that can be imported.
52:46
And the mystery or the next one threw, on the contrary, a
52:50
completely wrong, completely wrong exchange rate from the hand. When he put eight
52:57
hundred pesos per manbras, he also put a two percent increase, for a
53:04
month, of that, of that, of that absurd price, against absurd,
53:10
because he already warned how much he was going to put a coin for
53:15
the future. And he misannounced, of course, because everything that this unfortunately,
53:23
was triggered by why the demarcation, if it was given, was given
53:29
as an air of absurd libertial and all that those who were going to charge
53:37
one hundred charged one hundred forty things for the century, because it was absurd
53:44
that the creation of pre- la, the direction of prices at that time,
53:50
for me not I say of opinion, then I would have obvious,
53:55
but I would possibly have gently retouched the exchange rate, but with the idea
54:05
of slowly coming to the truth. Because the truth and all the bad stuff
54:08
about all this is that this is fictional, it' s not that we
54:15
look at the coin and that' s the truth and that' s forever.
54:20
It' s not like that, it' s not like that,
54:23
it can' t be like that. Argentina has monstrous debts. Argentina has
54:28
a debt to show unpaid. So he' s permanently renegotiating trying to renegotiate
54:35
to see how he does not pay or pay a single part that knows what
54:40
that' s worth. That' s against what' s worth I saw
54:46
you. What I am going to say is to honour the commitments made.
54:52
The value of the hard word is the economic number. So, at least,
54:57
I started mixing good, but forks of Leo, the forks of eddas
55:00
are paid everything and the retirees were taken out. I don' t know
55:05
how much. So it is being fulfilled from that point of view with foreigners.
55:08
He' s fulfilling that like the box, but it' s not
55:14
reality. It' s clear, well, yeah, because he' s
55:16
lying reality to the retiree who doesn' t pay or I say jubiga something
55:22
like he gave to the creditor who doesn' t pay what he owes or
55:27
we give it to him well, that' s right, energy companies and
55:30
so on, yeah, yeah, yeah. What you have to go to
55:31
the truth. Now give me the truth, for to see has to move
55:37
you to arrive, because it can produce a tremendous collapse and that, perhaps
55:45
knew the advantage of telling the truth. Okay. But you can' t
55:51
lie. For example, you can' t tell this in tasco, which
55:54
is fine. We' re stopping a lot of public works, it'
56:00
s not going to be named pul or they' re being held. And
56:01
what good, of course, obviously is not spent. And since it'
56:07
s not spent, we' re pretending that we' re at the right
56:15
exchange rate or with the right super hbe situation, yes, the super box.
56:23
That' s what I should have done. It was, if not
56:27
for not passing treo vente corrumpe the clear way, but therefore it would have
56:31
to have separated the bird from the wheat, see what corrupter knew it and
56:36
not give rise to corruption. But how it' s gonna slow you down
56:38
the whole public hour. Then they' re going to crash the trains,
56:40
they' re going to have problems on the routes and more, let'
56:45
s say yes, but they' re going into microeconomics. If I may,
56:47
I would say to him that it is one thing to continue a public
56:52
work and another thing to stop it and then redo it. The cost of
56:59
remaking a public work stopped or artificially stopped is extremely high. Sure. That
57:08
is why many people continue their works to a sacrifice thing. I know that
57:15
you, and that because you know that if it' s worse, if
57:21
it pays, then it doesn' t start again or it costs you a
57:24
barbarity to start or who dares to buy it, find it a barbarity and
57:32
give it a new start. And then, logically, that more public play
57:38
stopped, at least I didn' t that part. I don' t
57:44
understand it and I won' t understand it bus when hope, the Argentine
57:52
experience great, great, the great luo, because before I innocuous to any
57:58
country of the earth, in nineteen hundred thirty- two, to all in
58:04
history, Argentina was going through the same world crisis that happened all over the
58:09
world. Perfect. What Argentina did. He began to do public works,
58:15
he began to make roads as they had few roads, they had a hundred
58:21
kilometers of road salfatados, they created national highways and began to make way that
58:28
made roads more lacking to me each year. It is clear that this was
58:35
done by the Argentines, before the animals were thought, before the British,
58:40
the Americans, before the book of Lord Kins, where it says that all
58:51
these works bring as a result in a moment in the occupation, occupation of
59:01
the people. Well, Argentina won over everyone, everyone and even in the
59:07
labor department. I Justillano read that I was the president of national road,
59:12
said little we will occupy many people and was created short, because where there
59:17
is a twelve Chris Cho chant immensely the people that I stayed short of time,
59:24
but gectivity whatever, I was short of time. So I didn'
59:30
t touch firing him. It' s almost five o' clock and we
59:31
' ll say goodbye. Thank you so much, as I always am.
59:34
Eh well, a big hug and big greetings to everyone and let' s
59:37
move, because we start doing public works the way it goes, even if
59:43
it' s partnering with all those people. Well, that' s what
59:47
we see We' re back and for your good health. Thank you Juan
59:49
José, my big hug friend, Juan José Guarez, that Dr Juan José
59:52
Guareste, grandson here in plural construction. We' re leaving. Thank you,
59:54
Juan. Tomorrow at 4 o' clock we' ll be back with
59:57
Julio Burman and we' ll like him. It was Rari Walfelson, by
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By By Bai or S S. S. S.