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- 0:01Plural construction, the renowned journalistic program of political analysis and current in its twentieth
- 0:07season, with the leadership of Fernando Mauri and a team of prestigious analysts.
- 0:14Listen to him on radio train topic. Believe me if I understood you well
- 0:20with the taxes on the fare, the rates keep all the monca. People
- 0:23are running out of money buying us the buck now. He told you,
- 0:28although you look like an economic commentator, you see that you understand the cooperadministra
- 0:33is piqué, that is, people are drier than country cookie. He just
- 0:37can' t, he can' t buy dollars, he can buy us
- 0:41morfe and he can buy us medicine. You can' t buy pastia,
- 0:43you can' t buy pinchta, you can' t buy comb, you
- 0:45can' t buy comb. Nothing can buy. It' s small details.
- 0:49So much doctor, while giving me a wafer that said I don'
- 0:52t have stereo. Sorge small detail of home microeconomics. What do we care
- 0:57about in macroeconomics? So much so trust me that soon we' re going
- 1:00to change the face of the poor country they' re going to disfigure it
- 1:03more. He' s not a bastard yet. The only thing we ask
- 1:07for is a small after today so that tomorrow we can have tomorrow in Argentina
- 1:11power with which our greatest Treaty dreamed, but a small sacrifice today for our
- 1:17children. A small sacrifice today for our albums to have tomorrow they inherit a
- 1:26large, round, warm, quiet and literate midwifery listen to me since I
- 1:33was little, I have heard that you have to sacrifice nothing of the future.
- 1:38The national motto has always been to fuck yourself today to enjoy tomorrow and
- 1:44one puts the other, but the future, by decision, piles what.
- 1:48Such a good afternoon, how we' re doing here. We are closing
- 1:49the week in plurial construction, with many trans audios my presentation and the batch.
- 1:55We' ll be listening to Right in Roiter, Gambina and Roffman.
- 2:00I saw him yesterday. Eduardo Fidanza, the director of Ponarquia, sometimes interviewed
- 2:02by us. Maybe we' ll probably re- interview him in the next
- 2:07few days or in the next few weeks. Speaking of public opinion, he
- 2:10said that for them, for Polyarchy, there are fifty- five or forty
- 2:14- five favors from the Milley government. I promised myself to doubt it.
- 2:17We talk to Uruguay, we don' t talk to other funtors in onion
- 2:21of I think it' s my time It can' t be fifty-
- 2:23two forty- eight. It can be forty- eight, fifty- two.
- 2:24But more than that, what it says is that the government' s
- 2:28approval of the eighty- day term of office is few. It is one
- 2:31of the lowest compared to previous governments, that is, the Moon of a
- 2:36thousand who also wins the clan, the level is higher. I say this
- 2:40is all back with the triumph of a thousand and the Political Church of Acá.
- 2:44It' s all there, but I' m telling you something not
- 2:46to eat in Miracle' s lies. He' s not the most popular
- 2:49president, he' s maximum. All that is in public, even though
- 2:52he leaves the glory of the Twitter records or the records you said you'
- 2:54re a copelo. There was a devotee at the school where he studied,
- 2:59where similar chris fainted. Much of what is important because in an incredible case,
- 3:06the rawness of the fair is applied everywhere to the rawness of Milay I
- 3:09say that they are covered by YouTube videos that no legislator in Argentina has so
- 3:15many YouTube reproductions of their speeches. Well and that also trust if in my
- 3:20law that says you represent him new, you' re not going to end
- 3:24up being what other presidents were to manage federal funds according to the political position
- 3:30to the governors that we have Halder Word of Tucumán, who has been favored,
- 3:34because it' s someone that I will add to the president regarding fabric.
- 3:38One may doubt whether to close it or not to what extent it can
- 3:40be optimized, whether or not to fire some. Let' s discuss it
- 3:45made a home stop here according to gender. There has been ideological subjugation Now,
- 3:51speaking of professionalism, I do not know a partisanship. One may well
- 3:55ask whether the model of my law and perhaps for communication in transmission. Bonocerlo
- 4:00prurcero pluriality of Friday in Congress, when he opened the extraordinary ones, where
- 4:06everyone who was not the official was invisible and we talked about fabric in parti
- 4:12partí in partí dizados others. Well, the broadcast was Grigoyen' s diary
- 4:19getting me read in the copybook said abortion is murder. We know it'
- 4:24s your opinion, but now it' s a need aggravated by the bond
- 4:27and I can prove it to be delusional. Let' s say totally not
- 4:30this mystical Jewish Catholic Miley as it were, spoke in nice way to educate
- 4:38among elementary school boys. Brother José Luis is a teacher to be copelo,
- 4:43in addition to explaining to us the value of that dead before dirty, that
- 4:46is to say that they did not get dirty in the session a paramon with
- 4:49politics. Somehow look at the quilombo we' re doing. He talked about
- 4:54kilombo, that is, I like elementary and high school antistic classes and I
- 4:57take care of the words I use. If I' m not a person
- 5:02to communicate bad words, but I say electric day. He spoke of kilombo
- 5:05every day and we found a new curru and we took him out all the
- 5:10time talking about corruption and so on, which was blatant the menemist, also
- 5:14the chimerist later, but I say quilombo and curro. But above all and
- 5:16the school boys gloves, that is, what example gives him the ultimate authorship
- 5:19of a president I saw him as a teacher. Speaking of which, it
- 5:25' s a luxury. The President who we have to do some things,
- 5:28a President who does not promote effort, exploits the life of sacrifice in a
- 5:31mechanical religious line, in a dehumanizing rigor, not in pursuit of healthy meritocracy,
- 5:41but rather retired sacrifices of small and medium- sized enterprises. That is
- 5:45the sacrifice of a liberal president who yesterday repeated that taxes are a remembrance of
- 5:49slavery. It is imposed that allow misuse, theft and so on, but
- 5:55paint the poor and the public school, attend a hospital and others to pause.
- 6:00And we' re still in this plural construction of scabbard. We remind
- 6:06you that you can find us on social networks, on our website where we
- 6:12extend our journalistic work. We find ourselves on Twitter under the Nick Arroba,
- 6:15Instagram approaches, fer M two thousand twenty- two, firm de Farmauriy two
- 6:23thousand twenty- two and, as always where we upload audios of the program
- 6:27analysis of specialist columnists. Our website manages blogs com ar approaches this summer wherever
- 6:35you go, enjoy it in full with the best meat in the world,
- 6:40Argentine meat, in contrast to the best Argentine meat recipes or very well,
- 6:47very well. Second, plural building blocks just to present the audios. Alberto
- 6:50Justo an Roy has a geopolitical look, an analysis of perspectives of specialized matter
- 6:58about the year. This year, which is good that it began is n
- 7:01January, obviously, in international political matters, and the economic gaze of Julio
- 7:05Ambina and later of Alejandro rof Manchales announces for the coming weeks the Presence,
- 7:11as always has liked to line the gulf are Alejandro Roffman and in the Kipper,
- 7:15but also that they were this week, but also of Dr Juan José
- 7:18Waresti, of Camilo Tiscornea, among others. We listened to Justo an Roiter
- 7:24Agan Bina Rofman. See you Tuesday Thank you Good afternoon. The conflicts in
- 7:32Ukraine, the wars taking place in Ukraine and the Middle East, focus international
- 7:38attention. They are in the media almost all the time, especially now that
- 7:43two years of war have taken place in Central Europe, in Ukraine, with
- 7:49an uncertain course, since there is like a stationary war. But violence continues
- 7:58and diplomacy remains absent, so that these East Middle Eastern conflicts focus attention on
- 8:05a dangerous world, unordered in this context monopolized by war and geopolitics the two
- 8:16Gs, the report on global risks of two thousand twenty- four, which
- 8:22is produced annually by the World Economic Forum, was recently published last January.
- 8:33It is a prestigious report of scale, I would say, with great research
- 8:39work, where work is done on different dimensions of problems, threats risks.
- 8:50It is interesting to consult this report two thousand twenty- four. The PITO
- 8:58was published on January 10, two thousand twenty- four. It is very
- 9:03interesting to consult it, because what we are going to see is that there
- 9:09is a plurality of crises. In parallel to the predominance of these two g
- 9:13not of the geopolitical warrior. The report is dominated by what the report itself
- 9:18calls the three non- climate crises, conflicts and technological change. These are
- 9:28the dynamic structural forces that are undermining global stability, because, apart from these
- 9:35thirteen, there are others that are partly derived from this force, from these
- 9:41structural forces. In part, for example, the global risk report of two
- 9:48thousand twenty- four is very important and warns about cyber security, because or
- 9:56rather warns the security authorities, because it has expanded is significantly the challenge of
- 10:03cyber crime. How many six of us already have here and emerging technologies are
- 10:13providing solutions to cyber insecurity, but everything is a phenomenon that causes a gap
- 10:20or fracture between countries, as the most advanced societies are those that are best
- 10:28prepared to protect themselves against these cyber challenges. The gap between States is widening.
- 10:39Countries capable of becoming resilient, as the report says, from the use
- 10:46of new technologies and countries that increase their vulnerability. And here it' s
- 10:54interesting to stand out. For me, this is very important, not the
- 10:58report says, but it does say a work written by Malamud and Eschenoni two
- 11:03years ago, a year after the pandemic, about the very few advances in
- 11:09Latin America in the protection against cyber- crimes against insecurity, there was very
- 11:16little progress in Latin America in the development of major technologies. This point is
- 11:26interesting because, according to these authors Malamud Eschnoni, Latin America was the region
- 11:31that most declined in terms of strategy, in terms of issues related to strategic
- 11:41relevance. Latin America lost strategic relevance, and one of the reasons is the
- 11:46very little progress in the development of major technologies or artificial intelligence. Very little
- 11:58of this good. Returning to the global risk report two thousand twenty- four.
- 12:03Cyber criminals are using increasingly sophisticated tools such as generational artificial intelligence, and
- 12:09they are using it to increase their chances of making profits. Artificial intelligence also
- 12:20creates gaps between the countries that can and the countries that suffer. Like you
- 12:26said Cides. The risk and global report always works on the gaps that arise
- 12:35not only between States as a result of the further development of larger technologies,
- 12:41but also within States, the gaps that are occurring at the social level,
- 12:46as it is a very comprehensive report. Apart from artificial intelligence matters, we
- 12:52note the autonomy of private sector companies, which increasingly gain influence over the legislative
- 12:58segment. This is an issue that is happening in countries that may be advanced.
- 13:09The climate issue is interesting. It is very interesting, a great space
- 13:13dedicated to the climate issue because, in short and difficult to summarize here because
- 13:18it is very long, it is like that the world is staying in front
- 13:24of the climatic crises and warns that we will have to adapt to the changes
- 13:31that are coming. It' s a rather disturbing fact. In short,
- 13:35to conclude, what are the main global risks in two thousand twenty- four,
- 13:43according to reports or global risks. Well here he went on to list
- 13:48the top ten. It' s interesting. The first is the environment,
- 13:52the extreme climate. The second is the misinformation generated by artificial intelligence. The
- 14:00third global risk is social and political polarization, which I told you today not
- 14:03only internationally, but also within States. The fourth theme is the cost-
- 14:09of- living crisis, which is interesting in relation to the situation in many
- 14:18countries, particularly in Latin America. Fifthly, cyber attacks, which we talked
- 14:22about briefly just now. Sixthly, that of that economic acceleration, which is
- 14:28a little the engine that, in parallel, sustains the developments of geopolitics.
- 14:35Seventh, the disruption of the supply chain of critical goods and resources. The
- 14:41key theme. All are key, but some more or closer to affecting us
- 14:46The eighth global risk is the intensification or outbreak of an armed conflict. The
- 14:56nine is the disruption of the chain, its mminis of our food and the
- 15:01ten is the censorship or erosion of the freedom of expression. This is number
- 15:07one. As a major concern, the climate crises or extreme weather to others
- 15:15in which even I do not read them here, but like public debt,
- 15:20the arms race, others are important. So this is what the global risk
- 15:24report presents to us, two thousand twenty- four. It is very important
- 15:28to read it in order to have an idea of how the world is working
- 15:35or dysfunctional in a context of lack of order and something worse than the lack
- 15:41of order, but a situation where there is a global confrontational disorder as a
- 15:50result of which all powers should be engaged in working on these issues are confronted
- 15:54with each other. The legislative year began with Javier Miley' s speech on
- 16:03Friday i March and one. It can be said that there were no surprises,
- 16:10since the essence of the speech was the continuation of the inaugural election speech
- 16:22as president in international forums such as the Davos Forum, the World Economic Forum
- 16:27or the US Conservative Summit, and the end of the speech, posing a
- 16:33calabo to subscribe on May 25, is a ratification of reactionary structural reforms,
- 16:42such as labor reform, the reform of the welfare system. Let us say
- 16:49the essential spirit of what is raised in the decree of urgency number 70 which
- 16:56is in parliamentary debate at this time was the spirit of the so- called
- 17:03omnibus law or basic law for the restructuring of Argentina, an issue that is
- 17:08raised again because the agreement, the pact of 25 May next with governors,
- 17:17heads of political parties former presidents, is subordinated to prove previously that legislation fallen
- 17:27in Parliament. We can say that, in any case, the novelty,
- 17:33if there is any novelty, is a new call for political debate by the
- 17:38political forces in Argentina, after the frustrated treatment in Parliament of the basic law.
- 17:48But as life continues, the week opens with the closure of Telan,
- 17:52not allowing workers to enter with a message of temporary work leave while winding up
- 18:04the Official Fund Agency. The continuity of an economic policy that is of adjustment
- 18:17demanded in the presidential discourse as chainsaw and blender chainsaw, has to do with
- 18:26decrease of public expenditure. As we have pointed out many times today in the
- 18:33debate, on the one hand, retirees are claiming a recomposition of income,
- 18:41state workers, others of the strong injured and, of course, public universities
- 18:45that, having frozen the budget two thousand twenty- four with the values of
- 18:52two thousand twenty- three, see that in the short term they cannot continue
- 18:57to function. And it' s a presumption for the privatization of public universities.
- 19:06Therefore, this adjustment policy advances with the chainsaw to reduce the adjustment.
- 19:12But of course, above all, the liquation of a public expenditure with frozen
- 19:22budget on the basis of a decrease in revenues and, of course, with
- 19:27less revenue, with a budget of two thousand twenty- four frozen to the
- 19:33budgets of two thousand twenty- three. Every public game seems to be liquefied
- 19:37by that, in liquefaction and adjustment as central issues of public policy. And
- 19:47now in debate to move forward with structural changes, let us insist mainly on
- 19:56labor reform, preditional reform, which are two mechanisms to remove rights of workers,
- 20:03retired workers, retired in passive activity beyond how they dress it, which
- 20:08is a great consensus of the business sectors in Argentina and, of course,
- 20:15resisted by social union organizations. In the middle of this, the adjustment is
- 20:29explained in the fiscal balances. Fiscal balance achieved in January, most likely in
- 20:37February, when we know the final data on what primary spending has been like,
- 20:44including interest payments, to see if February repeated the situation in January.
- 20:52What marks the privileges of economic policy is in the financial equation, in the
- 20:59fiscal equation and very little account is taken of the social needs of the population,
- 21:04especially in deterioration of popular income, wages, pensions, social plans and,
- 21:11of course, to the extent that these sectors receive less income. All
- 21:18that part of the entrepreneurship linked to the placement of production and services in fixed
- 21:27- income sectors is also deteriorating. That is why the vast majority of the
- 21:32population suffers the consequences of economic policy, of an economic policy that has been
- 21:37strongly demanded and that will be continued in the short and medium term perspective,
- 21:45according to the presidential speech until the next Hello. How are Alejandro Roffan and
- 21:52his usual weekly column. I wanted to start today by giving an open picture
- 22:02of the economic and social situations of the great majority of the inhabitants of the
- 22:06country that would be said to be at this point is quite desolate. If
- 22:10you notice the data that is accumulating from January to March. It cannot but
- 22:15be seriously alarmed because we are going through a course that implies a sharp fall
- 22:26in the real income of those who work daily or of those who did so,
- 22:32who are retired today and, at the same time, very little encouraging
- 22:37prospects in terms of the same statistical reference, the income devoid of the inflationary
- 22:44distortion perceived by the eighty or ninety percent of the population increasingly narrowed by the
- 22:49inflationary overflow. What the Government intended from the outset, two central issues.
- 22:57A fundamental issue had to do with the evaluation of more than one hundred and
- 23:04thirty percent of the dollar, the highest in all the modern and contemporary history
- 23:08of Argentina and that provoked a stampede of prices. Logically, it couldn'
- 23:15t be anything else. That stampede of prices was manifested at twenty- five
- 23:19percent in January, in December, forgiveness twenty in January, probably sixteen in
- 23:26February and something else in March. In other words, real income has been
- 23:32decaling, except for very specific sectors that managed to adjust their wages through collective
- 23:40agreements. The strong inflationary thrust has led to the fall of available resources in
- 23:47the pockets of the vast majority of the population. We are discussing, for
- 23:53example, the issue of the judicious and we warn that they have lost thirty
- 24:00- three percent of their income until March. It has cut back on me,
- 24:07for example, the purchasing power of my retirement by a third with regard
- 24:14to what happened in October last year, and that necessarily reverberates in all activity.
- 24:22The decline in the income of those who work or work previously weakens the
- 24:29sales of essential products consumed by the inhabitants of the country. As this item
- 24:34falls, labour demand weakens, on the one hand, that is, there
- 24:38have already been significant cuts in the labour market for many infarcts, accepting much
- 24:47more to the SME sector that is targeting its goods and services to the domestic
- 24:52market than to large economic corporations that, in many cases, have part of
- 24:59their sales destined abroad and that have benefited long from the devaluation of December.
- 25:06That is to say, there is a dark clear picture where those who see
- 25:11it clearly refer to a very small nucleus of producers with large ex- profting
- 25:18participation, for example, large volume producers of soy, seamless tube to talk
- 25:23about aluminum, to talk about coditis, who skipped the revenues of their producers
- 25:30because they basically sell from abroad in proportions greater than one hundred percent, the
- 25:36rest nothing more. No backsliding, serious backsliding. The second effect is that
- 25:42product of the other objective, which is to reduce the deficit of steel fiscar.
- 25:47Why the Government sold it as a decision to make inflation disappear. But
- 25:55that is not true in that environment and well knowing that it lies very well,
- 25:59because experience from all over the world indicates that the vast majority of countries
- 26:03today have deficiency and fiscal, but none of our inflation rate, for example,
- 26:07the United States. In the year two thousand twenty- two, the
- 26:11deficit was twelve percent of the gross product, but inflation was three percent.
- 26:17Then, evidently, it has nothing to do with one another. The zero
- 26:22fiscal deficit is to negotiate with the Monetary Fund and other creditors who demand it
- 26:26to make sure they will receive cure. And only what happens then with the
- 26:33tax collection that is coming down, that loses certain effectiveness and that has to
- 26:40increasingly reduce the level of public spending so that it appears as it happened in
- 26:48January. In significant titles highlighted by the government that there was no deficit,
- 26:56but really the cost of having noéfici was given by the large reduction in
- 27:02spending had a positive impact, even though the fall in fiscal recourse was 11
- 27:11percent year- on- year February versus February last year, marking a very
- 27:19dangerous decline for the future. What happened to other items that accompany the economic
- 27:27weakening of a macro type and that affects the employment and income of active and
- 27:33passive workers. I said, in the final part of my deca intervention earlier
- 27:40that the real fall in income of the national fixed was eleven percent, estimating
- 27:48a reaction February 24th February 23rd, but in reality, potentially it is much
- 27:55more low because in the month of February entered a special levy for the subscription
- 28:02of a bond for importers, which is for the only time in such a
- 28:07way that in March it will already take effect and the fall will be even
- 28:11greater. The net tax collection of precisely the variations that involve taxes that are
- 28:22collected only once, as in the case that the medium would refer only and
- 28:26the country tax if it is sewn two thousand sixteen year with two thousand twenty
- 28:33- four for the month of February marks a spectacular decrease. The level,
- 28:38if you take out that item that we just said, is half the approximate
- 28:44level of last year and two thousand twenty- two and the third part that
- 28:48the two thousand seventeen and two thousand eighteen, a fiscal breakdown that will force
- 28:53the government to increase the adjustment, to continue to reduce the contribution that it
- 29:03makes to pay its workers' salaries, maintaining the prohibition of using fiscal resources
- 29:11for public works. It is the first time in Argentine history that the public
- 29:15works sector is closed. This cannot be done for a long time, unless
- 29:19the entire general infrastructure of the functioning of the economy is weakened, with a
- 29:27very negative impact on employment. It is estimated that they will be lost if
- 29:33the closure of the public works continues approximately 200, 000 direct works of the
- 29:37field of construction and so many indirect ones and really a very serious effect on
- 29:45the level of the occupation. What is the other character we attach to this
- 29:52very restrictive economic policy? That is the case with consumption. Retail consumption fell
- 29:59by 27 per cent in the first quarter according to the corporate headquarters of SMEs
- 30:04coordelination to last year' s first rime. Nor can you keep that negative
- 30:14item much longer for two reasons. On the one hand, because it is
- 30:18going to cause a massive closure of small and middle companies, which are the
- 30:23ones that occupy ninety percent of Argentine employment and, secondly, that will result
- 30:27in a lower level of tax revenues, with a vicious circle that, as
- 30:33the best level, the worst level of forgiveness of tax revenues, must increase
- 30:37the contraction in spending And that is a vicious circle that ends up collapsing the
- 30:44project. It has already happened in other adjustment experiences that the State could not
- 30:51compress itself at the pace necessary to achieve the desired zero fiscal effissis. Meanwhile,
- 30:56society is the one that suffers, it is the one that is behind
- 31:00the cost of this economic and social dismanagement, which has certain deadline of effectiveness.
- 31:07There' s going to be a time when you won' t be
- 31:11able to keep it. I give two very simple examples. The amount of
- 31:18State expenditure involved in the rejuvenation of its workers is also an explosive presence if
- 31:26it is to be further compressed at truly excessive levels. The government or proposed
- 31:36to university professors a six percent increase for this year. Starting, of course,
- 31:45with an initial calculation in February six percent of February on the level of
- 31:48invention. Increased cost of living is really an unimaginable dispossession. It says plural
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