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- 0:01Plural construction, the renowned journalistic program of political analysis and current in its twentieth
- 0:08season, with the leadership of Fernando Mauri and a team of prestigious analysts listen
- 0:15to it on radio train topic. For example. You know how much it
- 0:20' s worth a kilo of meat. Today I have the shopping. You
- 0:24don' t do everything. You know how much they take a minimum ticket.
- 0:28You don' t know how much minimum retirement is. Not xponents you
- 0:35know. I' m not telling you to see. You don' t
- 0:37know because you' re in the big lines or because you' re not,
- 0:41because I look at the numbers added. Yeah, so, like they
- 0:43did, of clear numbers I, so I look at aggregate terms, so
- 0:47I don' t look at the particular small numbers, that is, because
- 0:53that' s already where to have the sensitivity of people. We also remind
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- 4:13o listen there you hear me well. Well, there' s a themist
- 4:18then with the headphones. I guess how about a very good afternoon, you
- 4:21didn' t hear anything. No Juan Just started now. Well, here
- 4:24we are how about good afternoon, with some delay on a subject. There
- 4:27' s fourteen- five auditions. Beginning my law inaugurated a bust of Carlos
- 4:32Melen, who defined how, although it hurts, he was the best President
- 4:35ever. When one chooses models and I told him models mayelo, liberal,
- 4:41neoliberal, corrupt, well defines one did not ask them. Juan in parenthesis
- 4:45that if he is not up to the south Edgardo Carranza, let' s
- 4:47call him, which is our first interview he saw. I' m going
- 4:49to tell you that you' re listening to this perfect connected Carranza in a
- 4:53little while. We will be with Alejandro Peyrú and, if everything goes well,
- 4:56we will close with Dr Juan José Goresti. A little dollar. The
- 4:59note is a bit of a thousand forty thousand sixty, at last alarmed by
- 5:02the activities of Russia in Antarctica, always very pro- Western, says that
- 5:05it focuses at this hour on philosophical alert, that it invests to win inflation.
- 5:13Today, at four o' clock the inflation data is known with the
- 5:15government celebrating that there is going to be only one digit of inflation, something
- 5:19that also got masses exactly one year, the data from April last year.
- 5:23Not well, we' ll see what line I have, Edgardo Carranza is
- 5:27going to be a long time taste. It was a long time to greet
- 5:29him again, Don Eduardo, good tares, begging how he walks, Edgardo
- 5:58when I connect to the headphones. I can' t hear Juan I'
- 6:00m sorry. Not good, and but I' m going to listen to
- 6:02an interview to see this carranza now, Edgardo, not well, we'
- 6:10re going to have more, we have a complicated afternoon. Good to see
- 6:13I told them today' s course at the beginning of Carlos Carranza, then
- 6:16Alejandro bru two former columnists, who after a good time, friends of the
- 6:18house, will be with us again to close with Dr Juan José Guaresti.
- 6:26The afternoon' s gonna be a morning cover. It will have to be
- 6:29old not for newspapers, but well this cool day, with just thirteen degrees
- 6:33six. At this moment and when justice, because the days were closed,
- 6:36revealed a distorting piquetera network, the other news will be that of inflation rate
- 6:41that he gave to beyond a digit, beyond that it is well. There
- 6:46was no truth about the prechos, in fact, but it also gave him
- 6:48a digit, so it is the expectation of the government also now and then
- 6:53to walk in Máyo by five or six percent, where Edgardo Carranza listens to
- 6:56me. Yeah, yeah, I hear you about an afternoon, how it
- 7:00' s been so long. My friend. Well, here we go again,
- 7:04again on the rail issue, what we' re going to do now
- 7:10I' m going to the railways, but I' m going to a
- 7:13news report before the day to see my law. A few minutes ago he
- 7:15just opened a bust to Carlos Menem and said although it hurts them, he
- 7:18is the best President ever. I say that one' s elections also characterize
- 7:24us not if I put model to a neoliberal president, but at the same
- 7:28time very corrupt. Let' s say this I don' t categorize myself
- 7:31a little bit or in this case my law looks at the subject this let
- 7:40' s say. I don' t do it that amenem Nor did I
- 7:48turn after all the Peronists, because I was at a certain time in Congress,
- 7:54at the beginning of the year eighty- four, and there I saw
- 8:05how Congress worked. You saw the arrangements, but that it is one thing
- 8:13to talk among the deputies to reach a conclusion that favors the country and the
- 8:24other is to divide things as if they were house shares of each one of
- 8:30them, of the governors. And all this, then we get to the
- 8:35point that when Nestor the Presidency fell, after all the failures that there were
- 8:43in the two thousand one, came Nestor after, Cristina, then Cristina And,
- 8:52well, when Nestor died in the end, he began to see all
- 8:56the disasters that were in the business. They were organizing and organizing themselves and
- 9:05it was done to top it off. Cristina said good to the guys in
- 9:09the champagne, I' m going to give you the Argentine vineyards and the
- 9:15entire airport system of all the aviation. Then there they went in notice that
- 9:24when the start of the champagne in Argentine airlines was recalde, I was from
- 9:28Pedro, I was here chilo, I was the financial economic manager of airlines.
- 9:33They were all there, they all got in there and began to deal
- 9:43with the issue that was apparently solved in some way because Nestor had resolved in
- 9:52the two thousand seven that the renegotiation of airports would get the air force out
- 10:05of the way and take it into his hands. And well, after you
- 10:11know all the times you asked an equian to pay the canon, pay the
- 10:18canon, which was actually I' ll give you the renegotiation if you pay
- 10:22me. And good. And well, the point is that we say over
- 10:28time, the famous pendulum where we are mounted, all Argentines. It went
- 10:35to the left and more and more to the left, to the left and
- 10:39more and more choleo. And, well, the time came when you had
- 10:43to choose between mass and Milay. I assure you that. I told Bullrich
- 10:52because I met her in Congress and she was one of the most correct people
- 11:00I found in that place. So, I mean, the idea seemed to
- 11:09be all of us understood that in the Balotash it was mass or millal and
- 11:18then the tendel took it unintentionally to the other end. Now we are at
- 11:26the other end and then we were already hoping that this suffering that we were
- 11:37all suffering will see if it can, that it can focus and that it
- 11:45will go down to a middle place where State assistance to vulnerable people can be
- 11:54effective. So, if you think I like it, Miguel, I don
- 12:01' t like it. I don' t like the things I said either.
- 12:03I don' t like his extreme leadershipism either. But what choice did
- 12:09we have? But the only thing that the milleismsla of change is with this
- 12:16figurine. The change was the only one I say between those two candidates.
- 12:20Yeah, but let' s go ahead. It' s the only way
- 12:22possible. Let' s say alternative, There can be no other, a
- 12:26more moderate change, a change of center, one can think of it as
- 12:28one. You have to think about the variables that they want to reach us,
- 12:31the quinerists and libertarians, that they are one or the other. If
- 12:35there isn' t a third variant, a third social Democratic option, a
- 12:39radical Peronist alliance, or whatever it was or I don' t know the
- 12:43challenge or more, but whatever it is, but now, but now it
- 12:46' s already that you won the elections or the idea of trying it in
- 12:52Congress to go to the center. But of course, to see the books
- 13:00and the books tell you two more, two are four, that is,
- 13:03the kind of rice and said good here we have to go deep. I
- 13:07imagine that, if you believe more, you would have been President on this
- 13:13occasion, Peronism eats it and the governors eat it Peronist, they eat it
- 13:18Macrie, but why and why they ate it to Macrosmism, to my law,
- 13:24which has even not the niquilator, which is unclear, has no governors,
- 13:26etcetera. But the most logical proposal there was was Bunrich' s.
- 13:39But you know what happens that the pregendaries, famous predendaries told you not to
- 13:48come here. I might win more here. Then they turned around and,
- 13:56well, people began to see mostly the youth they haven' t met,
- 14:01started turning to Miguel And well, now this happened. I mean, this
- 14:09is like it' s always about taking up arms, taking up arms.
- 14:13People took youth, took up arms, rebelled against it with the right-
- 14:18wing performance cake. There is no edgar from a business caste of someone you
- 14:24know me well and I think you mentioned when passing from Luard Dornequian rice to
- 14:30Elstein. There is no business caste that supports my law. I' d
- 14:33say it' s held for now, because of the first thing that had
- 14:37them before, they were to Amcree, before they were to Menem. Yeah,
- 14:46yeah, well,' cause out there, but that Miley has got
- 14:50him those corporate joints, too, which gives him a lot of games of
- 14:54his own. It' s a lopit to an abusider and so on,
- 14:56he' s been Runekiane' s man. You know. Surely there'
- 14:58s history coming or business people put economists on the table, they take it
- 15:05out on screens. That moment the most analogic television Milay was a case to
- 15:09speak in favor of his interests, to criticize Magria at that time because he
- 15:13did not give him any concession already and so came my law. This point
- 15:16to my law is not an outsider. It was as we say that put
- 15:20imposed at that time Renekian on screen. He had a barbaric success and so
- 15:24on, but he started out from there saying that he' s an excider
- 15:28that they have no commitment to the business caste or business class. It seems
- 15:33to me that it is a dislate that we say the business caste that is
- 15:43not managed by love of people or the protection of people. They handle the
- 15:48numbers. Of course, yes, yes, and while not everyone has,
- 15:52for example, the field, the field to listen to me. I'
- 15:56m retired. That' s not true. My retirement is enough just to
- 16:00give it away. The prepaid tertio thirty- seven percent in what lost thirty
- 16:06- seven percent in the five months of my law. Yeah, then I
- 16:11make the sacrifice. Let' s say mandatory,' cause no, I
- 16:15can' t run out of prepaid. Then why. Because the lords of
- 16:22the field say well, let us make others of sacrifice. We' re
- 16:26also going to put a year that a year if you want, as I
- 16:33said in them, of losses and want that or the big exporters or the
- 16:38PRCTF. Well, then those things that got unsettled and brought them back to
- 16:45their bed in the books. As the books indicate, it is the bestiality
- 16:48that is happening now. But no one, no one looked so much,
- 16:56you saw that I was there. I was on the subject that the train
- 16:59crash was looking. When I was a witness in the case of eleven,
- 17:11don' t look at it yourself. In the two thousand two, Kishner
- 17:17declared the railway emergency came forward. Ten years later, in the two thousand
- 17:25and twelve, true with the theme of eleven, they quickly went out to
- 17:32buy new trains. Randazo ran away, bought the trains. All this,
- 17:37those trains, those trains were insured, they said, for fifteen or twenty
- 17:42years the spare parts. However, now there are no spare parts, that
- 17:48is, ten more years, two thousand twenty- four. Those cars have
- 17:53no spare parts and you can' t appeal to the national industry, because
- 18:02when the Toshiba were there and the Japanese' obligation to send spare parts was
- 18:11already undermined, small enterprises began to emerge here to make all those spare parts.
- 18:18So, in the two thousand and twelve, when the trains were changed,
- 18:25that whole industry went out and now we' re going to have to
- 18:29start over with doing the answers here. Besides that someone was watching on TV
- 18:34that there was a pickup truck that was going to retreat and came out very
- 18:42loaded that took away the bullions, took things away, the answers. It
- 18:47' s hell. Let' s say, they changed governments and everything is
- 18:53the same. Now they are going to vegetate again in the railway emergency and
- 18:59notice that those who are now in front, for example, of the CNRT.
- 19:04Fabianie Falán is the transport safety manager. He was the same one who
- 19:14was in the cause of Eleven who was in the CNRT, and now he
- 19:19' s the manager. Before he was there in Eleven in his office the
- 19:26day the train crashed and he was the one who ran to see the head.
- 19:33This man was in the CNT and he was managing the CNRT. Yeah,
- 19:37of course I was in two grand in Onces' s suit and now
- 19:41they' re in the locks. No, no, no, no,
- 19:45no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 19:48no, no, no, Like, Perito, how it' s
- 19:55on the reel, but if you' re interested because you' re at
- 19:57RT dinner, how it' s going to be expert. Well, because
- 20:00in the two thousand and twelve the judge cited him as an accused, let
- 20:08' s say the president of the NRT, but Falan was his right hand.
- 20:14Okay. Now I' m managing them and today I called the MRT
- 20:19to ask if they had a retired office. So, we have an office
- 20:23in retreat. Well, perfect. Then I call and I want to talk
- 20:26to transport security. Then it says good. We passed him to the engineer
- 20:32' s office. Again you fail that after eleven I found him in a
- 20:37graduate course that I did on transport safety. He was there to learn said
- 20:47that the things that gave two thousand that what happened in eleven did not happen
- 20:51again are all even heard the president of Lona was like as president of Argentine
- 21:00railways Adita is called Mr is Accountant, and that it was a month ago
- 21:08as president of the Orna and he was alone And now he was appointed two
- 21:17vice presidents and the first vowel to help him, because he has no idea
- 21:21where he is sitting. Then you saw questions. Let' s say my
- 21:27law is handled as if they had already made all the changes and all this
- 21:33has no people, and then all those who are down and have participated from
- 21:40that time fraught with relationship with the dealers back will be my law handled without
- 21:52people for impericia or because it wants to destroy the state, which is a
- 21:55criminal organization. Well, there are so many places in the public mestauation without
- 21:59gennar and you don' t care and I don' t care. And
- 22:00then they pass. These things can happen, which was a minor tragedy within
- 22:03everything there were fatal victims. A or it can happen in the air transport
- 22:07or on a route without investing more in calabros, in recent years not even
- 22:11talk that in our discussion. I mean, there' s like a policy
- 22:17of not covering the state with a lull. The thing is, my ga
- 22:22thought he changed his heads, he didn' t change them. There are
- 22:26many schisnerists clinging to the INDEC owner' s or macist. The bath down,
- 22:34yes, yes, is full of paint and, for example, in
- 22:40the Ovnia it was said that seven had put it in mass and I thought
- 22:47they would leave it because it was very favorable to airports to the company,
- 22:53but they did not take it out and put it only five months after assuming
- 23:00the life that, fortunately, escaped the responsibility, because he was the main
- 23:04responsible until that moment, until it went good. I have to fire him
- 23:11Edgard for the water. The final then and soon I hope we can continue
- 23:15it. The accident of the other day has to do with the disaster of
- 23:18the last few years, it has to do with the lack of investment of
- 23:22these five months of Milay is also a mix and that we are in danger.
- 23:25I reiterate that tomorrow on a route because they are not invested in route
- 23:29arrangement or commercial air transport or whatever we might have some kind of new,
- 23:33some accidents, but we call it the tragedy because of the lack of investment,
- 23:37because of this of the deficit of the super habeits and of no money
- 23:40and other looks. The point is that the shock that came out didn'
- 23:48t hurt anyone, but the people who should fix their lives, who solved
- 23:55it in a certain simple way, don' t turn that one before the
- 24:03station at more than 20 kilometers per hour. And why wasn' t it
- 24:10done to forty to fifty. I don' t know, I don'
- 24:14t know, because you saw what they say when he turned around, he
- 24:21didn' t realize that he' s going to the locomotive stop and he
- 24:26says to me my brake and clear of the kinetic energy and what I already
- 24:33boom and tell you that you understand yourself, but what I had to do
- 24:38is make that barary, that is, look, for example, when the
- 24:51Buenos Aires subway decided to fix the signals on the subway b closed them for
- 24:52two months. What you should have done closed ber. He steals the wires.
- 24:56Well, I don' t know I' d put a guy in
- 25:00there or anything to defend you. But if the cable is cut and there
- 25:04' s no sign that the men pass by, that is, the ABC,
- 25:14the motorists lose it, because the union is still the one that handles
- 25:19the issue with the drivers. Then the union joined with the Ministry, added
- 25:30with this for those and my law entered and put Pietrovelo nothing more than to
- 25:37see how he did to solve things that, evidently, that woman is overtaken
- 25:45and I don' t know what else I should have done. And all
- 25:48this good, but in the case of transport, the issue, if there
- 25:55is no maintenance, if there are no controls, we are lost. Well,
- 26:00Edgardo, thank you very much, okay, see you, see you
- 26:06together. Abrazo, Grande Edgardo Carranza, here, man of adepaud of the
- 26:08rencion of defense of the user, the consumer, in the city of Buenos
- 26:11Aires, here in plural construction, an old columnist, an old acquaintance of
- 26:15mine was this is my marriage, Don Ricardo Carranza, and a few years
- 26:18already we had it. Here in plural construction. After the pause we see
- 26:21and hooked Alejandro Peru, who would be another returned, not as it is
- 26:25known, as guest with Alejandro Pelliz, with whom we prepared. I'
- 26:27m ahead of you in principle looking very early. This mercrece fifteen within two
- 26:33Wednesdays of the myel Press twenty- nine, a nice debate, a Peirú
- 26:37crossing, Monteverde. We did that years ago. Monteverde, Peyrú, a
- 26:40cross- section of debates on economic issues. Now the pause with Juan and
- 26:44we' ll be right back. We remind you that you can find us
- 26:55on social networks, on our website, where we extend our journalistic work.
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- 27:03Fer M two thousand twenty- two. Fer M de Fermaury two thousand
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- 27:30org ar plural construction led by Fernando Mauri by Radio Trento. All right,
- 27:45all right. He' s moving away from Peter in Lunnian. Not
- 27:47yet. No. No, we' re not making perfect quiet. Okay.
- 27:48We will then, as I told you, return with Alejandro peyru and
- 27:52it is the debate with montager planned for within Wednesdays. We will close today
- 27:56in principle or with Dr Wareste, with the audios of Alejandro Rosman and we
- 28:00have a week loaded and remember that Thursday we are at 3: 30 to
- 28:03recover the day of the strike that we were not after was downloaded and very
- 28:07high. With Graciela Romeri and Eduardo Fidanza, very good interesting voices in pluel
- 28:11construction and tomorrow we open with Waim and close with Don Gustavo Ferrari Wolfens.
- 28:18They are here in plural construction, transiting from already season twenty good to see
- 28:25review win them quickly. I' ve got it in Peru. Well greetings,
- 28:29then I review quickly. Torsions, aidings, justices are I don'
- 28:33t know about social movements in the nation anymore on an evening pretty with sun
- 28:37but fresh fourteen degrees. King Juan Carlos Trafiero is his son, the position
- 28:40of the army chief says channel twenty- six. Here, b Liboni,
- 28:45I have a clean and intelligent left consciousness with all this distortion, plans and
- 28:49flames on chronic GTV. In twenty- six years they never gave us any
- 28:55help. Hence the terrible floods are being lived in unfortunately, in a cordium
- 28:59between Rio and that also derives from Puerto Alegre, that major disaster in Brazil.
- 29:03In southern Brazil, I' ve seen the toxicological peridicia to your son.
- 29:07He' s not a cop, not on the 24th and finally,
- 29:08in tnni to see well, he' s not with the tarancito. Well,
- 29:14they' re with the titles. Well, Don Alejandro, but there
- 29:15were about three, my friend, how he was doing so long, later,
- 29:18how' s it going. All right, thank you for being there
- 29:22preparing for me to announce in principle, let us hope that there will be
- 29:26no change for the high- level economic debate, which will be a re
- 29:30- training, something you have done years ago here in prural construction, with
- 29:34Don Agustín Monteverde, planned or scheduled for at least fifteen days. Wednesday,
- 29:3729th. Okay. Ah well, there was a modification. Yes, there
- 29:44was a modification. Which means you' re not so attentive to whatsapp over
- 29:45the years and so on, but yeah, that' s the last hour.
- 29:48It' s called attentive as before. I sent it to him.
- 29:52I sent it to him yesterday Wednesday twenty- nine. People when it'
- 29:55s easy for me to run. I know why I thought it was the
- 29:59same thing as before. No. No, Mr Monteverde didn' t ask
- 30:02me. We' re moving into the building kitchen, plugging into the air
- 30:03behind the curtain in the beginning of Wednesday twenty- nine. Well, I
- 30:07' ll tell you a little bit. How can you see it' s
- 30:10been a long time since we talked? How Argentina Sees Today my law has
- 30:11just paid tribute. I should have had a taste if Carlos Menem didn'
- 30:15t have it and that' s great because he was a president, but
- 30:18he talked about what was the best president ever. Even if we do not
- 30:22like it, he has just acknowledged that the signing of the May pact could
- 30:25be postponed. He' s very conciliatory. If not that May will be
- 30:27in June. Julio. He said how you see the country of my law,
- 30:30meanwhile praise of the musk and so much praise to Carlos Menem, for
- 30:33example. What do I think? It seems to me that the Government is
- 30:42encountering the fact that the population is no longer having the hope it had before.
- 30:48It seems to me that there are many people who, after all after
- 30:53the march from college, did not begin to change to r in any other
- 31:00way. Or you see it on the Internet. The world as new today.
- 31:06There are more and more people who protect who become aware and at the
- 31:14same time are remarkable. Not because there are many executive projects that are increasingly
- 31:22less justified in terms of development and social health. I' m talking about
- 31:33big projects, these are the profits for investments of more than one hundred thousand
- 31:41ten that they are. It' s a 30- year- old nonsense,
- 31:49practically without paying taxes. There are things left over that guarantee of investments
- 31:52with the cials and it is held up so it was not necessary. But
- 31:57all in addition, without counterpart, no, without the need to invest a
- 32:06mango in investment in value added in the country, simply things seem to be
- 32:15just extractive things and there seem to be owners and chosen or interested. How
- 32:22it looks to me. It seems to me that I eat the last forgiveness
- 32:25that I didn' t pernally understand you anymore don' t forget that I
- 32:32said good, not important. Not who are interested in the business caste that
- 32:38is the subject of some dnu and some of this is said, then,
- 32:42to do some private legal study, who drafts. No. I don'
- 32:47t know the legal studies do what I told you some powerful entrepreneur has no
- 32:54important and not in the editorial. No. No. That' s why
- 32:58the first is because of the smallness of a company. Yes, yes,
- 33:01yes, yes, remil funes who was a partner the school boy said no,
- 33:09but I didn' t go. It must have been someone in the
- 33:12studio. So it' s reasonable, how important they have, who does
- 33:15the trouble to whom it serves. Yeah, sure, yeah, yeah,
- 33:20because I hate it doesn' t have it, because it' s not
- 33:25about being against profits for someone to make some big investment, profits have to
- 33:32be doomed. There are not many experiences in Argentina and about those things.
- 33:40Before Silvar several such proportions were made that did not give or were wonderful,
- 33:46Alejandro, but on what is more important we talk about politics, on what
- 33:52is based the strength of Milayamos one leg, obviously, is that of the
- 33:57public opinion that you interview, that begins to change a little social humor or
- 34:00patience, hope. It is not also based on a support, partly externally
- 34:05and partly internally, of a certain financial and business power, Ernequianstein, Rock,
- 34:12etc, etc, but this of creating that a loquito, an outsider
- 34:17came and only with his power or his ideas turns the board. Looks a
- 34:22little naís. Sounds like interpretation to me. If we don' t see
- 34:25what' s behind Milay to a large extent. No. I think they
- 34:29' re cooking a few things you can' t see. It' s
- 34:35like someone else says, it' s multi- cause the pound. Which
- 34:39no one can despise is that there is a collective subtraction since the last one,
- 34:51since Cristina Macri, Alberto and Maps. It' s a massive stay
- 35:02that reaches everywhere. I reached the richest, the most furious with engineering and
- 35:08close to the poorest people of seriousness, even ancient Peronists, ancient families.
- 35:19But in these things that great is there first is that situation, which is
- 35:24the lack of responsibility And to the voters of their own, the lack of
- 35:30responsibility towards the whole of the country. This has been very strong and that
- 35:35is a lot of question my invention that are caste. But in any case,
- 35:43the caste that I know is not about the political leaders, but the
- 35:49entrepreneurial powers that corrupt. It' s the media that shut up in their
- 35:58mouths. It is a system in Argentina to hold responsibility. That' s
- 36:05clear. Not good, he focuses on politicians and picketers. Let' s
- 36:08say everything else, you say business. Well, the archanists in a house
- 36:13even though they don' t throw a lot of list, the bankers,
- 36:17the journalists are excluded from the caste. There' s no class, there
- 36:20' s no class issues. That' s the guild. They put the
- 36:24journalists, the journalists, in bed too. But my own experience in the
- 36:30time of the coffee maker or a secretary of publics. In the week they
- 36:37made us money so entrepreneurs in the first week. I didn' t go
- 36:47to order the most. Then, in addition, a function, which simply
- 36:52demonstrated that they were all well- connected. But a band, personal jemplo,
- 37:00has a band forgiving, has a band, a band that the entrepreneurs,
- 37:06which could be some conception, were all interconnected. Some of us gave
- 37:13them mud to get out of there, because we never eat dinner all the
- 37:17time. This happens, this is easy. It shows the massivity of certain
- 37:28systems. But there' s another issue. There are a couple more issues
- 37:34that are possibly more important. There is global growth of large economic corporations.
- 37:46They are no longer the great capitalists of the middle of the 20th century.
- 37:52They are now immense corporations that include media management, finance, industrial companies,
- 38:00and so on. Yeah, they have a lot of power and they use
- 38:05it. Black Rock, for example, buyabono opens in Argentina all the cute
- 38:14and presses to achieve search is better. She also owns communication. And there
- 38:20' s a campaign you watch movies on TV, good at movies and there
- 38:29' s a waste, there' s an attempt at general disparagement of politicians.
- 38:35I have no doubt, because it is an important part that deserves it,
- 38:39but they do not differ from the good and the bad. Politicians are
- 38:45the bad guys. Entrepreneurs are the good guys. Politicians are the only bad
- 38:52guys. I mean, I can tell I' m exactly not, but
- 38:55they' re the bad singles and they' re all just, besides,
- 39:00they have nothing to do with it. The same thing happened in Argentina,
- 39:05in the United States, in France, in Germany, especially in the ultra.
- 39:09Cop Deicho is very transparent in all of this. The second issue is
- 39:16not, but to keep in mind that this issue is going to grow in
- 39:22powers in the future, because there is, I see, no way globally
- 39:30to put limits on the big corporations that, besides they are interested in mastering
- 39:39democratic parliamentary systems, because there are problems. It is the democratic parliamentary systems
- 39:49that are neither scuttled nor the Chinese. They don' t mess with the
- 39:54Chinese, they don' t cheer up. Now, as far as the
- 40:00Democrats are at Hackley Stars, they' re being criticized all the time.
- 40:05He criticizes them all the time. Well, but the power of these sectors
- 40:09is growing, so I think the future is going to be worse. But
- 40:14to a lot of other things. It was one thing to bequeath the papers.
- 40:20Fifty years ago there were those who were against the system that fifty years
- 40:25we say in Argentina, in anarchists are communists or socialists once there is the
- 40:31disk. I say more fucking years, a hundred years wrote diaries, believed
- 40:39articles, had to create diaries. He had to have nodes, because there
- 40:44were reasonings. I could disagree. Now don' t get that Now there
- 40:54are feelings that bombard you. There are sensitive images that make that when emotion
- 41:00more than with reason, not with reason anything, with n nothing more and
- 41:05ado producing. Yeah, yeah, yeah, sure, yeah, sorry about
- 41:13those who have good invincibles and the bad ones. I want to set an
- 41:16example. It' s been several years. It appeared in all media maybe
- 41:22they remembered. He showed up in all the media maybe. You remember some
- 41:30pictures of a little boy about three years old, drowned dead on a Turkish
- 41:36coast. Yeah, sure, yeah. Yeah. Yeah, as we remember,
- 41:39yeah, yeah. The photographer saw it here by an ocher to protest
- 41:50against the selfishness of Europeans who did not let in those who escaped or from
- 41:55Arica' s countryars was not there. They ran it, you know,
- 42:06ran the little guy was moved to be in a techno instead a dead little
- 42:13boy. Yeah, well, this is a silly example, in fact,
- 42:20in the worst way of a guy who had good intentions Yeah, yeah,
- 42:25even with a good end. Of course I was going to tell you a
- 42:28good end. This is the system you use. It' s the spectacularization.
- 42:31Yeah, yeah. I usually say some grandchildren or my children when he
- 42:39made a news that sensitizes you for some reason distrusts well, it is good.
- 42:50That definition is good because, yes, it makes the milk psibilized.
- 42:54Yeah, I gotta leave you the one. We followed and talked on the
- 42:59private line on the 29th. Please, about Monteverde, also by this route
- 43:01time about four o' clock in the afternoon, maybe later I' ll
- 43:06remind you that quiet. But good. Thank you. Hug Grande Alejandro requested
- 43:10in plural construction. We' re going to search right now without a batch.
- 43:14He has watched the production to close Dr Juan José Waretti' s program.
- 43:16There he reminded him of the phone to see if we have it to
- 43:21close these last sixteen and seven minutes as Peru Loder remembered them Wednesday twenty-
- 43:25nine, which is the last date of the debate, which is a debate
- 43:30we did years ago and here on Radio trentop and or I think also radio
- 43:34culture with the two friends of economists with very different visions. How interesting about
- 43:37corporations, what the media also handle. Obviously, he does not see one
- 43:39in a strong publishing house of the nation and represents a factual power. We
- 43:44' re not talking about big corporations. He' s good at the emotional,
- 43:46in the communications, in the movies, and he said it exactly.
- 43:49This is not a defense, Peru is political. Someone I say is a
- 43:52defense of the political classes. No, but the only thing that' s
- 43:54stuck with politicians is when it' s a managerial and general problem, business
- 43:59politicians, although journalists who communicate EVAs well, I don' t have lines
- 44:02from others, Juan José Gores, which is a pleasure of taste, Juan
- 44:05José, to close the program. Good afternoon, how are Fernando doing,
- 44:07very well, very well, sorry come very well, good to hear it.
- 44:12Well, you want to put out of those ties once again the role
- 44:15of Parliament, of the Congress of Nations. So, that' s how
- 44:19I' m proposing that you see something that nobody touches. The point is
- 44:22that everyone saw the blame for what stops ministers, the President, etcetera.
- 44:28But why not say that Parliament, which we can choose to follow the TiVo,
- 44:35has the enormous importance in decisive Argentine politics. Important because, for the
- 44:40time being, he devotes himself to the laws and, moreover, we all
- 44:45know that he has an anti- ultive power, a possibility to deny and
- 44:52accept, to modify. And then we saw that there are different roles,
- 44:58different from activities, from various examples, or in which creative temporals has done
- 45:02absolutely nothing when it was their duty to do so, because I am no
- 45:09longer talking about controlling the ejutive power, and nothing like that, but questions
- 45:14that are short of it. For example, the one hundred and seventy-
- 45:20year- old case. It is difficult to adapt this, but it has
- 45:23a hundred and seventy- one years of fulfillment by the power of TiVo,
- 45:30because the Constitution of fifty- three of fifty- three new reformed in one
- 45:35thousand eight hundred and sixty. The condition of fifty- three. Sea argued
- 45:39that justice should follow what we say, the example of American justice, English
- 45:49justice, etcetera, etcetera. That they had played jury, that is,
- 45:58guilty or innocent, the swearing didn' t say the game. That'
- 46:01s what she said after the sentence. But if I' m out,
- 46:06don' t sit down or I was right. They called it a jury.
- 46:09And that' s not a novelty, because that brought him to Europe
- 46:15South Clothes, the men of Northern Europe, the bicking that took in South
- 46:21Europe, England, France, Italy, that were going to be Russia,
- 46:28came to Greenland, it is known, and that they put it, that
- 46:35was that there were two clarified people that ultimately, they studied the matter,
- 46:43listened to the parties, listened to the lawyers and, ultimately, they said
- 46:49if there was any cover. No. But that' s the year the
- 46:57Breckin and brought them in years no, nine hundred after Christ nine hundred and
- 47:04in England, that happened to France, Normandy, because normal day was where
- 47:09the two thousand fifteen settled in Fance and the Normans and Mary in England,
- 47:15in the year one thousand fifty, more or less and ultimately, that England
- 47:20took over and brought all its rules, including this one from the jury trial.
- 47:29Finally, a role not arming a king of English, English, but
- 47:34originated Norman in a thousand two hundred and seventy. I' m talking to
- 47:39myself in terms that already seventy- four, or eighty, but it'
- 47:44s more or less. Definitive form of all this had to be two people
- 47:51in the trial who set the guidelines. The trial was to be held because
- 48:00the Saxons did not have justice of any kind. No, and this put
- 48:05it in a thousand two hundred and high and with the passage of the centuries
- 48:09all the assumption that was given, modifying and accentuating, let' s say
- 48:17the juridicality of the matter and that' s why we focused. That'
- 48:19s not income, that' s justice, not clear, but it'
- 48:23s not exactly English. Today, already in Europe, which runs everywhere,
- 48:27started in Spain and also in Latin America, in Mexico, for example,
- 48:35and in Argentina, because in Argentina we cannot hide or give away the truth
- 48:40that Neuquen has the trial by jury, that the province of Buenos Aires has
- 48:47a jury trial, juando liked governor' s solid and that the one that
- 48:53started with the jury trial in the Córdoba crowd before all that I have mentioned,
- 48:59and in the province of Buenos Aires there is also jury trial, that
- 49:02is, in the provinces. The accused has in fact opted between the trial
- 49:15for played or the ordinary trial as a game. Well, let' s
- 49:22go back, we' re back, Juan José, because then time began
- 49:23to pressure us into the role of Congress. We don' t spend it
- 49:25on justice or jury business. Yes and well, with other things that the
- 49:35Comicio has done it had the one that he should do, for example,
- 49:39choose how to say this national deputy in Argentina today we can say without fear
- 49:45of truth that we are not electing national deputies, because we do not have
- 49:52sheets for them. Let' s say the sheet list what' s exactly
- 49:59called, exactly what we call sheet. Then we have to directly assemble everything
- 50:04they offer us. But we don' t have the slightest idea of the
- 50:09ruler, because the deputy is a ruler of the deputy, because it costs
- 50:14the ruler, because what we' re saying we' re butting And that
- 50:22' s an obligation to be able to execute legislative power, to give the
- 50:30guidelines to have a proper legislative chamber where, as in other countries of the
- 50:38world, any number of deputies elected form by conscription or is a part of
- 50:43the city, a part of the province, of individuals, provided of life
- 50:47of the constituencies and vouched for one, not a sheet and that' s
- 50:52only known to the people. There is a remarkable Argentine experience that remained in
- 50:57Nanada, but concrete experience in one thousand nine hundred and two for an election
- 51:02of Creocrea that in nineteen hundred and four Rocca and his great Minister of Interior,
- 51:08Joaquín be González, who was not, evidently or any other person,
- 51:16they divided the city of Buenos Aires into neighborhoods and in those neighborhoods they chose
- 51:24only one, so that from only one was known throughout the neighborhood. And
- 51:29so it was. And in nineteen hundred and four they chose a young boy
- 51:34of great talent who was called Alfredo Nzo Palacios, who was a new great
- 51:40parliamentarian of Latin America, and that they did. I agree that you agree
- 51:45very little in dogmatic terms, but good. It' s fine, it
- 51:49' s legion. Oh, no, no, no, no, no,
- 51:50no. What a moment I am is men of the Republic and Alfredo
- 51:55Onso, for them a man of the Republic, there is no good.
- 52:00But what I want to highlight and enlarge his figure, it is believed that
- 52:04this is how to want socialist and this is his name of right us.
- 52:07And in that sense there are some differences that, because you don' t
- 52:12know, but in labor matters, for example, all palace legislation was enjoyed
- 52:19by the conservatives, starting with the first seo that I think the eight-
- 52:23day. So when we said and the daughters can tell us and if those
- 52:30economic issues, then it can' t be better said. But there'
- 52:36s a lot of or so things. Not all the stop legislation proposed by
- 52:42Palacio, was voted by the conservatives and we will vote you with the eight
- 52:47- day, for example, all the things I use for him, which
- 52:52they played, which were up to two, so that he was not with
- 53:02that unionism that we have, which is absurd, which is a syndicarimono,
- 53:10which the union leaders are very millionaires, they still last and that forty years,
- 53:20thirty years, I do not know when they last, contrary to the
- 53:22Republic, because the Republic wants to litar chip Chat and will not continue it.
- 53:29So when the condition of fifty- three was made, the next one,
- 53:31six years and period later changed well, four years and four years,
- 53:37but it cannot be to that terrible continuity. Thirty years. The well-
- 53:52known trade unionists are thirty years old, forty years old, and that can
- 53:58' t be used by the lord and can' t be that they don
- 54:01' t present song plays of the goods he has. Let' s hit
- 54:04the elemental. On the other hand, a Member of Parliament is obliged to
- 54:09present a juror to a mayor. The President has an obligation. A vowed
- 54:12song was presented. No, no, no, no, no, no,
- 54:17no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 54:17no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 54:17no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 54:17no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 54:17no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 54:17no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 54:17no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 54:17no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 54:17no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 54:17no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 54:17no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 54:17no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 54:17no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
- 54:17no, no, no, no. I' m sure that' s
- 54:20done for them. Gale happened some things so it was a thing for me
- 54:23too. John lith I was going to have lunch with him at his house
- 54:29because my father was friends with him. My father was kept people to a
- 54:36friend of palaces and we went to the house. I remember he always put
- 54:39a robot on top of his shirt. I never smelled this spectacular border and
- 54:46my father too was digital when I was in prison. But that' s
- 54:53worse, that' s why he was still there. That' s why
- 54:57I shot it. I' m going to visit the property. I always
- 55:00gave myself to my father and that' s when I was twelve. The
- 55:07question I asked my parents I have icy when I told him, but Papabrito
- 55:13so we told him you have friends who are not imprisoned, because in the
- 55:17background, not only in Palacios, his friend, but many others, conservative
- 55:21leader and like what I am hazelanera or in so many other Hofred, the
- 55:28game, the lawyer I am interested in what I teré on Sundays we went
- 55:32to my father, made a magazine and went to visit friends and I asked
- 55:38him there but you have it in a friend, but you do not be
- 55:46a great prisoner true, yes, well yes, I do not do so,
- 55:52but I do not keep doing a little bit more, hino that they
- 55:53were two tiny minutes for the paramo that a little minute and I tell him
- 56:00everything, the victim of the Congress not established that to be a public employee
- 56:05and to give to the examination, it is necessary to show him two neity
- 56:06that establishes article sixteen of the national Constitution. Like all serious countries, you
- 56:09can not be public employment without demonstrating the qualities that you have to have and
- 56:15also, they are always in competition with others and to see who bab to
- 56:21innovate, ex et cetera. It' s not like this here and that
- 56:23for me would have completely denied him. And, well, let' s
- 56:29not talk about me being nobody, but I always said there has to be
- 56:35that and today the National Congress. Yes, it is in to dictate that
- 56:38law how the requirement should be required of a person to make him a public
- 56:45official. When I say full public and say cook, director of the General
- 56:52of the Commetcio, at last I don' t know, it doesn'
- 56:54t interest the office. It has to be like a course, a pleasure
- 57:00to have met again. We' ll do it again soon. Thank you
- 57:04so much. Uh, well, a staple, and like I always say
- 57:10to your guy, be people who I say listen to his whole card.
- 57:15Don' t apologize. Ask you for the cuta for being so long.
- 57:19Thank you, don' t apologize, don' t ask for the big
- 57:21hug. Dr Juan José Guareste here with us closing this plubal construction Tuesday morning.
- 57:25As I say to you at three o' clock in the afternoon,
- 57:28be at four o' clock in the afternoon. We follow continuity. U
- 57:29Waime Farrar and Walpesson and him, Thursday at fifteen, thirty, a little
- 57:31earlier, romer and fidanza. Thank you, thank you, Juan, thank
- 57:35you, Silvia. Stop tomorrow. U s