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- 0:00Plural 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 it on radio train topic which maybe friends very but very good afternoon.
- 0:26Here we are averaging and closing, in this special case because of the
- 0:30Manian strike and so it comes very strong. I hear well, we are
- 0:33not well, not good well, with the stoppage of the cgté tomorrow this
- 0:40with impediments for everyone, to move and so on, this agreement with the
- 0:43radio, we decided to lift the program, so we will be recovering a
- 0:49little bit next week, on Thursday we will be scheduled for an hour instead
- 0:52of this half hour of closing week, so today will be our farewell.
- 0:56Week will be a little while of reading with Marcelo Cantelmi as always of God
- 1:00and everything goes well with Daniel It is already connected with perfect termio with Daniel
- 1:03Kepper and Gustavo for ri wolf Son, our co- responsible of North America.
- 1:07The day is now presented with sunny sun saw through the window after several
- 1:12days of instability, rains and cloudy and comes a freshness It is coming if
- 1:17hours and autumn apparently decidedly from tomorrow, with sixteen degrees and five of minimum
- 1:22minimum five there will be the thing. The blues stays there the same way
- 1:27these days one thousand forty, two thousand forty- five. Two thousand forty
- 1:30he counted with Linkey thousand eighty, the MEP one thousand thirty- nine and
- 1:34here at four o' clock in the afternoon infoba is reporting in the hom
- 1:38Karina Milay received ritondo of the pro a rufla of progress. What a regrettable
- 1:42role that Millaye' s pro- government is playing. They haven' t
- 1:47gotten out of the creta. They have been shown to be practically extreme right
- 1:49and not right. I do not know to strengthen the parliamentary alliance with the
- 1:53pro in full debate of the basic law. You know it' s going
- 1:56to be the part of the sequete that also puts pressure on you based on
- 1:59what you do in the Senate. The government thinks this one' s coming
- 2:02out. I do not know if by 25 May the significance of a bit
- 2:07of simila and what the governors have to do if it comes by that date,
- 2:15but with modifications and saúl MPs contested with a majority sanction, it ratifies
- 2:19what it has already done, but the most problematic thing is that the Senate
- 2:23will be tested in general, perhaps not in particular, these two rules that
- 2:27have half- cension of the lower House. The bank was born in launched
- 2:29its credits from Cipateca Desuba. What are the cups, deadlines and minimum income
- 2:32Alberto Fernández, who said he was honest or poor of one, so these
- 2:37are them. Hernández, who is a criminal, also appeared in the insurance
- 2:39case, appealed his inhibition and sought to remove the colini that is later.
- 2:45This is my farewell. I' m dying towards the answer of Jaime Bailey,
- 2:49a well- known one who says heterosexual or homosexual or I don'
- 2:53t know how to say it, a kind of crative demo that I love
- 2:57very much with Heime Baily, who writes quite well this also to a friend
- 3:00of Milaye' s answers to the friendships of my Laws the biographer of Last
- 3:05Name Marquez, This one who criticized I say well, spoke of disease.
- 3:06It took us 40 long years back in the caverns. They' re the
- 3:09people close to my law. That' s not my law. In short,
- 3:12no. Not to be surprised. One about homosexuality. Scan on a
- 3:15TV show between Canaletti the man from Clarín, my channel thirteen and Belli Boni,
- 3:21the man from the left of the pijateros. And well, that'
- 3:23s where we go commending one of the biggest global investors, Miley He'
- 3:29s the leader of the book market in the world Milay how big we go
- 3:36business and chi and financial bike for you. The Government announced that it would
- 3:38be discounted on the day of the state joining the pair on 9 May.
- 3:42I say that this is totally debatable, plus the gesture of the government,
- 3:45because tomorrow unemployment will not be measured if the worker is the worker, if
- 3:47one wants to arrive or does not want to arrive, but the function of
- 3:52transport and decision, this time unlike the previous unemployment, which played with mobilization,
- 3:55and this time not liy will be based on the strength of transport.
- 3:58Not now collective trains nor their then was very difficult, except in some private
- 4:01companies that have already made the provision or prohibition with the grapes heads. Whatever
- 4:06it is, it will be very difficult to get to work. Don Marcelo
- 4:10Cante and it was so long, good afternoon, how he' s doing,
- 4:13how you' re going, Fernando is listening attentively. We are complex
- 4:19well, well, well and in international matters, where we started for Israel,
- 4:24for Jamas, for a pact, for one more Argentine of the hostages
- 4:28who met yesterday who had been dead, where he grows. Start well,
- 4:34actually, the synthesis you have. Three important informations at the moment. A
- 4:44relevant one that is the evolution of war in the box, a very confusing
- 4:48evolution that we can now develop not others. It makes quite an important point
- 4:59for the Chinese President to decide on Europe, France, Hurga and Serbia,
- 5:05on the first five- year visit of that Chinese ark to Europe. A
- 5:13significant fact is that it is not the visit of a president seeking reconciliation,
- 5:20but the visit of a leader of the world' s second economic power,
- 5:26which marks the importance of that place. It goes as a representative of an
- 5:35essential scenario for Europe nor can you notice it standing there. The war in
- 5:43Gaza is entering a very clear alley. There are official numbers in Israel itself
- 5:55that consider the warring realities ended it, not. But not obviously, the
- 6:00government will not say, because it would imply the quality of the alliance of
- 6:05the Prime Minister of Camine, flaking very much under pressure, greatly coerced by
- 6:13the two main currents on the ultra- dechist, ultra- nationalist side,
- 6:21which are the ministeo of Finance, such as Triche, Nistro de Seguridad Nacional,
- 6:28de migil Duo, which has fourteen hundred in Congress, with which it
- 6:33is an important majority to sustain an alliance that is minimal. The power that
- 6:39has detail of sixty- four hundred and one hundred and twenty we travel through
- 6:46Israel is parliamentary of the governments, they are born on in the Parliament and
- 6:51they are born how in Spain and with Germany Community, according to the combinations
- 6:59that are made in parliaments for the elections and anthanated in order to reach power.
- 7:01Once again he got together with what was there and what was there was
- 7:04really not the best thing in the world. To a large extent, these
- 7:11alliances, with these fundamentalists, expiate the horror that took place in the Gaza
- 7:17Sanja, which unfortunately covered up, which should never be hidden, which is
- 7:24the massacre that the terrorist gang never made you feel against one thousand two hundred
- 7:30civilian Jews, women children, the elderly who were in their homes who were
- 7:36also pro- Palestinian. And that massacre, which has no precedent since the
- 7:42mild, from the vision the Holocausts more, was very covered by this tremendous
- 7:49deprolicity that had the war, very politically pressured, very contaminated with political interests
- 7:57that well, with the result that we know what happened now this is happening
- 8:01what is happening is that the United States also presses Europe to carry forward some
- 8:07mensions in Cairo, which comes to you somehow the war with some make-
- 8:13up, the lievi that, besides that Israel attacks in the city of Rafa,
- 8:20that border with Egypt, where there are a million and a half people
- 8:26tuned with great problems of all kinds, with danger of famine and pestilences,
- 8:33especially now because the income of food and medicine is closed. The intention of
- 8:41Metaneado and his associates is to advance over Rafa in the idea that there are
- 8:46battalions there, four battalions of Jamas, that have to be neutralized. The
- 8:52military claims it' s no big deal. That' s what Economics said,
- 8:56for example. Again it is what we are noticing, it is that
- 9:03the Government of Israel is smoothing out Gaza' s rim, taking over the
- 9:11gate to Egypt, which is the city of Rajas, possibly as a previous
- 9:16step Fernando to accept an agreement of 120 days of truce that was headed in
- 9:22three installments of forty in time, in which an exchange of prisoners was opened
- 9:30for derision and relining for captives. Among them is spoken. Marbango Verbuti,
- 9:39a leader, a huge prestige within the Palestinian people, who is anti-
- 9:46never, who is from the secular, who is from the Olfatas party,
- 9:50who currently governs the part of Gijordania in Rramala and who could make a prominent
- 9:56figure forward considered because they do not admire him the mandela of the Palestinian people.
- 10:03Let' s just say that when he gets out of jail, he
- 10:07' s not charged, as he was also charged with the same charge and
- 10:09terrorism. When he gets out of prison, if he gets out, he
- 10:13is likely to become a very prominent figure within the modern Palestinian alternative for both
- 10:20regions. This is happening now. It is very likely, if it deprives
- 10:30a certain common sense, that, indeed it is the war is about to
- 10:33be cancelled without Israel, after seven months and has been able to destroy the
- 10:39gang ever. But surely it has the capacity to prevent him from re-
- 10:43ruled the Strip. In theory, the other thing that can happen is that
- 10:48this, this shelf falls and that does there are others cre emphatically and in
- 10:54the ralpha the thing that should not be ruled out. But at the moment
- 10:58it seems unlikely. On the side of China, Fernando, the visit of
- 11:03des hisin can easily introduce minutes. I don' t know if it'
- 11:09s most likely. I want to go blank over what is real Let'
- 11:11s say as the last strong gesture, isolating, gauze, you said how
- 11:16it happened that is rumoring and that it would never have accepted in the mediation
- 11:20of Egypt and so on, as possibly a previous step. I took note
- 11:22of 120 days of truce that may be in three parts of forty days.
- 11:24We' ll have to see where I opened then, yes, exchange of
- 11:28prisoners This sees it quite possible. Let' s say that' s quite
- 11:33possible right now, aside because there' s a lot of information against victory.
- 11:37For example, Israel says it disagrees with this clan. But as far
- 11:43as we know, and Bjito has said, we sent him Israel. First
- 11:50we waited for the opinion of irrel with Israel said yes, we took it
- 11:54forward. So someone' s lying or I' d rather not tell the
- 11:58truth about the trans- mexical issues, but it would seem to be heading
- 12:03around. I wouldn' t bet 100%, because it' s very
- 12:07unpredictable. This non- Israel free rail government is not unpredictable. But Mr
- 12:11de Tañerzo' s detailed is unforeseeable. And everything could happen, certainly.
- 12:18But the balanced tabs would indicate that the way out, which is going to
- 12:28generate a gauze where possibly a more linked Palestinian government, bad cara, is
- 12:37headed, which is a little what Washington insistently ordered. This in principle,
- 12:43of course, will generate you. The fall of the government has surely been
- 12:48tossed, that is to say that the partners, of all the partners who
- 12:52commented on you, will also regret, because it is elections. No doubt
- 12:56they will not return to their ministries that had a positive look te Ga would
- 13:05go to others a novelty also political Nitronx. But you have to see if
- 13:09all this is an eye the way we see in this snow of that kind
- 13:13of political personalities that you think are gone, but they' re coming back
- 13:20a thousand lives, totally fine. Okay. Now you' re interrupting six,
- 13:24following two, moving away. No. Don' t you? No,
- 13:24no, the other thing than the little bitch. No more with chisintin
- 13:28is important the visit to give us the world of what it is about,
- 13:33the size, but because there are several very relevant issues in the discussion between
- 13:39Europe, France and China. One his Ukraine with a single flag law not
- 13:46President of the European Commission, who was there in Paris with Emmanuel maccm to
- 13:50reside with red carpet and all oropeles like that without you something that yes,
- 13:56without end really enjoys because it is that they treat him. As a High
- 14:03Head of State, who tells me all these considerations, Usula demanded that he
- 14:11feel that he should do something to generate war, because he believes that there
- 14:16is an existential threat to Europe, a rather rare expression in leaders of that
- 14:22level, in an existential threat. Let us remember that a few days ago
- 14:28Manuel mcrom gave a long interview to the Revista de Colombis where he says that
- 14:31Europe is in danger I say according to this idea that to a defeat of
- 14:37Ukraine in front of Russia, we had spoken it to you Hernando, would
- 14:43imply a real coup for Europe, because this would happen that it would not
- 14:48be possible to stop it Putín from now on, that it has just been
- 14:54assumed his fifth consecutive government in the hall of the Zares, practically making tsar
- 15:00let' s say in the role of that of Russia something quite, quite
- 15:05between comics and pathetics, yesterday, in the assumption, in the ceremony of
- 15:11this man, practically an eternal level of Russia, which is as unreliable as
- 15:18some known hit me at the time that the agreement of unions with which he
- 15:24is being negotiated. Britain gave him the agreement so that the histe would take
- 15:31over the region of toys, the Czechoslovaks. But the Germans or the Germanists,
- 15:39and with that they assumed that hiple was going to settle. Well,
- 15:41he didn' t settle. It' s the same here. Tutín is
- 15:43going to settle for 20% of the territory of Ukraine. There are many
- 15:48Europeans who say yes, that we have to do that there and basically all
- 15:54the rest say no, that if that happens, we will have a Putin
- 15:56advancing not only militarily, but with political and diplomatic influence very very medium economic,
- 16:03very marked from now on. Let' s say it' s a
- 16:10big problem for Europe what can happen in Ukraine if without pin is erased this
- 16:15doesn' t take care of this practically doesn' t answer what is expected
- 16:18to answer. He says it has nothing to do with China with this thing
- 16:22he doesn' t do. The case of China is to take care of
- 16:26an unnecessary balance. And the other issue raised by chishintin is the profits of
- 16:32Chinese companies from the aid it has to provide to the State, for example,
- 16:37in the case of electric auto media, which are one of the largest
- 16:41gold mines that have recently appeared in China. China produces very good electric cars
- 16:49and in a quantity it is like one to pay attention to the size of
- 16:53the country so that it is supposed to have its subsidy, its state health,
- 16:56that is to say that it has a price of gamping to such an
- 17:02extent that the actions of truth tesla fell as one of agreed the shares,
- 17:12because the key cars are more expensive than the Chinese and those that are being
- 17:15posed. This said the prisoner dampin. There and if third Dampin to raise
- 17:22an important maple tariff to charge these products to China. For example, in
- 17:27the case of France, it is responding with a possible lancelization to the French
- 17:36Brandi, which seems to be a lesser thing than creating a real scandal in
- 17:40France, this possibility that the great importer of French liquor will issue cancellations that
- 17:48make it possible for French products to be bought. Then there' s this
- 17:52bastardity in the middle. He also lauded in band Orline and it is necessary
- 17:55to see from now on what happens surprised the hierarchy of the visit. And
- 18:00I' m done with this. He went today to visit the place where
- 18:07the embassy was in China, in Belgrade twenty- five years ago. When
- 18:11it was fulfilled in these hours, the United States attacked the Rock Degree with
- 18:17a map and with a mihilex ocet erased absolutely left a wasteland where it was
- 18:22in the Chinese embassy with chidos officials. It was one of the most serious
- 18:30events. Indeed, a mistake, a bad intention, because that' s
- 18:34why it didn' t happen to matures. But now Jichin Pilin is taking
- 18:41that back, using it as a pretext to explain an American aggression at the
- 18:47University the other one and that look at this is not going to happen again.
- 18:49We won' t allow it. You said well, Marcelo, thank
- 18:53you, as always I embrace. Great. Now, Grande, Marcelo,
- 18:57cantelme here reporting its column on international politics, that which sometimes with what happens
- 19:02in Argentina, we have abandoned and we do wrong, but well, the
- 19:04national reality is imposed on us. Speaking of national reality, I' m
- 19:08going to greet the same one where Daniel Kipper, Daniel, Good afternoon,
- 19:11Fernando, how it goes. Good afternoon, Fernando, how are you doing,
- 19:15all right, all right. Thank you for taking care of us good
- 19:19to see in one case lafa in another eater. I put on a little
- 19:22bit the devil' s lawyer and I' m not going to raise the
- 19:26tone so much, but I say there' s a flaw in the river
- 19:32leaders in claiming what was the super classic, for example, and doubting whether
- 19:34the ball went in or in when the match was tied. If I am
- 19:36not mistaken yesterday with what happened with Brazilian arbiter, who must have expelled at
- 19:41least two Uruguayans. There is a lack of weight at the local and international
- 19:45levels of the River leadership. Let' s just say what' s failing
- 19:51Mira. Obviously, River leaders must act against such arbitrariness. Clearly the following.
- 20:00In relation to yesterday' s game, it was tied. We'
- 20:10re not the teams that regret the results. That wasn' t corner tea.
- 20:17We leave it to other teams, but it is clear that River leaders
- 20:22must act so that the Brazilian referee does not re- direct, just as
- 20:27Guillermo Nimo did not re- direct for that prison not coblado in that classed
- 20:37party in the prison of Galo, he should not re- direct this year
- 20:41number. You should not re- direct in comebol, for example, you
- 20:44should not re- direct River and you should not re- direct in the
- 20:48Copa Libertadores, in the eat Iworld and River you must pawn your institutional strength
- 20:53in this regard, because yesterday was not an attack on the sports result.
- 21:00It was something more serious. It was an attack on the firplay, because
- 21:03the game of expulsion, when the player throws himself with his two legs forward
- 21:08in a jump that could have broken and ruined in the career of a soccer
- 21:15teammates, of other footballers, that is, is paying attention with clear health
- 21:22and the fair game that FIFA preaches so much. Then the Rivers leaders must
- 21:29act so that this man as arbitrary as he was will not lead again and
- 21:34then internally yes, we have to do a self- criticism because he was
- 21:42a game that we had dominated with two goals of advantage and that he escapes
- 21:48us, unfortunately, but well, this self- criticism corresponds to us making
- 21:53him a door in, but that he does it publicly. Okay, but
- 21:57he comes back a little bit He started it by understanding and listening to his
- 22:00explanations. You' re missing the weight of River' s leadership so it
- 22:04doesn' t get past the classic super, so it doesn' t happen.
- 22:07It' s now, for a long time it' s been said
- 22:10eh the conmebola is in favour of River, I mean it' s missing
- 22:15some kind of representation weight. River is missing from this. The winds changed.
- 22:18Beyond the one- time case, last night he speaks a little more
- 22:22globalised general. You' re asking me to ratify what' s obvious to
- 22:26everyone. L River has no management or weight, not to be favored,
- 22:33but to have fair arbitrariness of the righteous. That is what every originate,
- 22:38fr play and fair play, fair and fair arbitrations should claim. Yeah,
- 22:45yeah, totally good. That' s missing well. Perfect. Okay,
- 22:49tomorrow. General stoppage, it' s only five months and it' s
- 22:53a hundred, fifty- fifty days. I think Millay management is second.
- 22:56It seems too much in such a short time. Also for too much is
- 23:00everything Miley has done against the population, with a unionism totally representative of Pablo
- 23:04Gonyano down unpopular. If you get the polls, you kill them in the
- 23:10polls of trade unionists, in many cases corrupt millionaires, but with a strike
- 23:14that can to a large extent be said to be fair and that tomorrow will
- 23:17be a stoppage for the simple fact. More than any laburante said for the
- 23:19simple fact is that there is not going to be transport, which is going
- 23:22to be impossible. In fact, tomorrow we make ourselves a prural construction,
- 23:26so these generate for the radio, the displacement of the staff and other readings.
- 23:30So this second strike tomorrow Thursday against the government of my law. Yeah,
- 23:36obviously, I' m not gonna do the journalistic chronicle. That'
- 23:38s your homework. Nor am I going to make the political analysis that you
- 23:45in part introduce that are typical of other very plural collaborators. My analysis must
- 23:52be strictly legal, which is in time when I hear your hearing. And
- 23:59here it is important perhaps to remember a little bit the history of the strike
- 24:04as a fact that was initially banned from strike, even considered a crime fundamentally
- 24:12from the French Penal Code of 1, 810. Then there was a stage
- 24:18in Europe where this legislation was abolished and the strike began to be tolerated before
- 24:27it was an impossible fact to avoid, until, from the Mexican Constitution of
- 24:33nineteen seventeen, the strike acquired a constitutional rank in the different countries of the
- 24:40world, as a collective right of the workers in defense of their interests,
- 24:48of their social conquests and even of the social and community interests in general.
- 24:57And in Argentina there was in part this evolution that I have pointed out,
- 25:04perhaps not linearly. Let us remember that the Constitution of one thousand and eight
- 25:11little fifty- three did not speak of the right to strike. In the
- 25:14early years of the 20th century U attempts to prohibit this type of behavior.
- 25:21We can recall the so- called Cane Act or Residence Act of the year
- 25:27nineteen hundred and two, which sought primarily to expel foreigners. Let us remember
- 25:33that it was the immigration wave of the time of our great- grandparents,
- 25:40who were all immigrants and who had political training in their countries of origin.
- 25:47Then everyone who tried to defend the collective was a foreigner and with that excuse
- 25:52they wanted to expel him. In nineteen hundred and ten, we had our
- 25:56country' s Social Defence Act, which also established important those who took part
- 26:04in a strike or attempted to induce another person to take part in the strike,
- 26:11and so we see that, according to successive weak governments and especially in
- 26:17de facto governments, attempts were made to limit and prohibit the right to strike.
- 26:22The right to strike has just been explicitly expressed in our country with the
- 26:26constitutional reform of one thousand nine hundred and fifty- seven, in which it
- 26:33introduces article fourteen VI, which expressly recognizes the trade unions. The right to
- 26:38strike. In the Constitution of nineteen hundred and forty- nine, it was
- 26:45implicitly recognized as part of trade union rights or as a defence of workers'
- 26:52rights, but it made no explicit mention of the right to strike. And
- 26:57there is a fundamental change that I think is important to emphasize, which is
- 27:03that of the constitutional reform of one thousand nine hundred ninety- four, because
- 27:11it gives constitutional hierarchy to three instruments that are important in the matter. The
- 27:14Covenant refers to the Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, the International Covenant on
- 27:19Economic, Social and Cultural Rights and, as these expressly refer to ILO Convention
- 27:26No eighty- seven. It also gives constitutional status to this Convention, which
- 27:37does refer to the rights of workers, trade unions, trade unions and also
- 27:41the right to huaia. And this is an interpretation that there is the isté
- 27:51side of the right to strike and when it can be limited or not that
- 27:56it should be, it must be respected in accordance with the jurisprudence of the
- 28:02Supreme Court of the Nation, which states that these rights must be interpreted in
- 28:11accordance with international law and this Convention of the HOITE. Convention No eighty-
- 28:15seven raises certain criteria which it is important to point out. First, that
- 28:22all kinds of rights can be defended, not only strictly labour rights in the
- 28:29promotion and defence of the economic and social interests of the Community. They are
- 28:34also included in the possibility of rights to be defended through the strike. The
- 28:41exercise of the right to strike, says the ILO, should not involve harmful
- 28:48sanctions for those who practice them third, only the right to strike can be
- 28:57limited in relation to what is considered to be essential visions and essential services are,
- 29:04as you saw, only those that could endanger the life, safety or
- 29:11health of people. This obviously includes certain public services, but, for example,
- 29:18does not include transport in general. I am referring here to freight transport
- 29:25and not to metropolitan transport, to urban transport. I am referring here to
- 29:32the collectives subtes. There is this not of what is essential and which can
- 29:38be limited by emotional discouragement. It' s tons if you' re handling
- 29:45it very well in your way and that' s why we have you as
- 29:48a columnist in judicial matters. Perfect I work private tomorrow because I don'
- 29:52t want to and I have to respect my right or because I can'
- 29:55t get close. There are companies, we know that. I told you
- 29:56at the beginning you are not yet on the air that puts the ropes,
- 30:00etcetera, etcetera, available already is programmed in some private companies. But I
- 30:04say because I don' t want to or because I can' t.
- 30:06Private enterprise is in the right, in the point of view and then it
- 30:08is worth it is not and the statement of the forgiving spokesman or today I
- 30:12say first we start with the private. I can be in your right.
- 30:15Tell me about the day. If I have more tomorrow, I' m
- 30:18talking about brains and habit. I' m there homo office and virtual video,
- 30:22but I say tomorrow I' d get to work and I' m
- 30:26not going to what happens. You can tell me the day. It'
- 30:27s legal for me to get my day off as a private worker. Let
- 30:30' s say in a kiosk, in a factory wherever it is. There
- 30:34are curiously two situations that you marked in passing that of the worker who adheres
- 30:41and does not go to work because he is part of the strike. Yeah,
- 30:47yeah, yeah, a worker who doesn' t work because they don
- 30:51' t have the means to stop you for the full good. Yes,
- 30:56in none of the cases should the second penalty be discounted for the worker,
- 31:03because the strike is a right and, as such, is recognized by the
- 31:07national Constitution. Obviously, the denials, unfortunately, are violated. The right
- 31:15to life, to property are also recognized and we see that there are homicides
- 31:21and scams permanently, robberies, thefts, etcetera. And this is the problem
- 31:26that workers have that, in the face of the tax discount, must go
- 31:32and litigate, and this generates new social conflicts. What makes the situation of
- 31:36the general population even more distressing is, instead of seeking the government to find
- 31:42ways of dialogue or negotiation and to overcome the conflict. It' s forcing
- 31:52this scale, this scale to increase the intensity, which is necessary. And
- 31:56here the legal issue is a little sidelined. Maybe I' ll get involved
- 32:01in a political analysis. Dialogue channels need to be established. Understanding the Argentine
- 32:07reality at a time when there are many people who are living in a serious
- 32:15economic situation, because the other day he heard the President in Milligh talking about
- 32:22the times required by the economic policy he is implementing and he said there was
- 32:28no magic in economic politics. The little image biology eating is necessary to eat
- 32:34every day. Then there is no waiting time to determine their emergency and sensitive
- 32:40social situations. And if the government fails to meet these demands, it will
- 32:46find permanent corrections to the social conflict. This will include increasing social violence,
- 32:52crime, absurd and violent deaths, and this will be solved through channels of
- 33:00dialogue. What is missing, in my opinion, in these efforts. Well,
- 33:09there' s some distinction. I spoke to Fernando in an imaginary as
- 33:14a private worker and as a public worker of some who already have a moderate
- 33:17sun, the bocellador or an obvious that will discount the day to the workers
- 33:21of the State. There is some distinction between private audiences. This var the
- 33:25same answer you gave me about whether I simulated a private worker. Well,
- 33:30the difference you have to make is entertain essential public service. To be essential,
- 33:40you have to endanger people' s lives. If it' s not
- 33:45essential. There is yes an intermediate category where those social relevance service are.
- 33:52There are obviously important services for the Community, in which case the State may
- 33:59impose two limits. Basically to impose a minimum service to be met in those
- 34:06social needs that are important, and it also has to establish negotiating mechanisms that
- 34:15guarantee the rights of workers to defend your claims, your demands. And there
- 34:23must be time limits. And the limits must be limited by the necessity that
- 34:31justifies the limitation. In fact, in other words, the limit is the
- 34:37limit of the limit. Bi bi bi, Daniel, well, let'
- 34:43s hope to make a day in peace beyond the strong strike, on strike
- 34:46that will surely be strong for breaking it from transport, but let it be
- 34:50in peace and as you say, also calling for some kind of dialogue,
- 34:52that is, that somehow there is also with the CGT, but it is
- 34:57a little veiled. Well, there' s also gymnastics there needed, pressured
- 35:01by the bases. No yes, and let us remember that, for example,
- 35:07there were attempts to ban the strike in Argentina. There is a law
- 35:12that has remained in my memory, which is the twenty- four hundred signed
- 35:15by Videla Jardin, Gedy and Martínez de of among other ministers, which consecrated
- 35:23only up to ten years in prison for the exercise of the right to strike
- 35:30and the de facto government of the military government. We know that it could
- 35:37not sustain itself, even with all the power involved in the armed forces.
- 35:44Dialogue and social consensus must be the way forward. Well well, Daniel,
- 35:50thank you as always, Fernando, for a hug. Daniel Quipper in popular
- 35:54construction, our judicial analyst. This is where we hit and hit. That
- 36:01I have as always there in North America. We liked very good afternoon how
- 36:06you were doing, how I was missing very good afternoon listening to Daniel.
- 36:12But I would like to begin with an issue that closed the issue of the
- 36:19right to strike at the time of the military government. But if you go
- 36:22along with it. At the same time, the famous accusation Raúl Alfonsín of
- 36:28the SNLICA Pact enables that to end. In other words, the big problem
- 36:31was that the interventionists felt the new leaders of the non- ducal organizations,
- 36:39and that was what also caused many times the whole lack of control or,
- 36:46as we would like to call it, not the seriousness of union relations.
- 36:52I think I agree with the right to strike. The problem. I believe
- 36:59that what is being criticized or judged is not who the workers are with your
- 37:07total fact, but who are the leaders who are driving that strike where I
- 37:15can tell you, let' s say with such conviction that they are people
- 37:24who really do not represent the real workers today and that class in need and
- 37:32with great economic problems that just Daniel pointed to doubt, that is, my
- 37:39corrupt millionaires in general, exactly how many broken now, the fat celebrities,
- 37:49not debricia, not the baradeos and good now the airline that has joined and
- 37:53things like that I mean better said, I respect the right to strike,
- 38:00the right of the workers to improve, but what is now time for us
- 38:07to really cut off the representatives of these workers, who are unpresentable, who
- 38:12no longer have. Let' s say a place in Argentine political life,
- 38:20in Argentina that one thinks beyond the Let' s say of color and the
- 38:28political flag and the result was they were quiet for four years. Let us
- 38:31say that we are the protagonists of one of the worst governments in the history
- 38:38of the last Argentine democracy. Then I respect anyone in their dignity, in
- 38:45their integrity, in their philosophy, in their thinking, but give me a
- 38:51reason to believe, a reason for you to continue trying to perpetuate yourself in
- 39:00power and in your own interests. Yeah, now of course, donkeys don
- 39:07' t fall into the general law. I' m not gonna be me
- 39:10giving you Pablo Moyano or company. But there is a problem and we have
- 39:15spoken it general, because the mayor who is being re- elected twenty years
- 39:21ago, the trade unionist who thirty years ago, and the one who eats
- 39:24or, that of the coal or that of the bank, who is ten,
- 39:28fifteen or twenty years ago also in that case exactly general agency. And
- 39:30so also the irruption that I like humans, like less of a milay that
- 39:35poses good a disruption of a little of everything of all classes or castes is
- 39:39not just food. I don' t tell you a story about Carlos Choret
- 39:49de Mola, who is one of the country' s leading journalists, but
- 39:55at the same time, vetoed by four by the fourth, he transforms by
- 40:00the government. Then, being vetoed in the media, he created his own
- 40:06communication mechanisms through a network called Latinus, which integrates it together with one of
- 40:13the most interesting characters of the last twenty years at the journalistic level of Mexican
- 40:17politics, which is called grosso. He' s a clown and he'
- 40:27s a political analyst, but dressed like Payaso, it' s very interesting
- 40:31that someday you see him on social media, even Aso boroso ve Larga was
- 40:40a z I. He is really an excellent journalist, but from the point
- 40:45of clown dialogue with the characters that is here in serious analysis, serious about
- 40:54a place from the point of view of clown suddenly ay Andrés Manuel. Today,
- 41:01yes, I mean, I' m going to use Mexican expressions.
- 41:06Today you did pull it, today you do screw me up It' s
- 41:09this and it wasn' t like that, no, but with a lot
- 41:14of depth and good. And yesterday, for example, there is an international
- 41:19consultant who every month López Obrador mentions her saying that he is the best evaluated
- 41:24president. I' m sorry for the second best rated president of the world,
- 41:31after the Prime Minister of India. And so be extremely good. Yesterday,
- 41:37that consultant apparently took second place to Javier Miley. Then in the morning
- 41:45he begins to question the manipulation of the numbers and not pointed out this week
- 41:53the assessment made by that consultant about her power. Saying I am already in
- 42:00third, not so many, the second, then I no longer mention it,
- 42:06and much more than Javier Midens' second to what I am going with
- 42:08this. The figure of the President remains a media phenomenon of analysis for what
- 42:19he does or for what he does not do or for what he destroys.
- 42:22As you call it you are speaking tomorrow your López Obrador, ora of Milan,
- 42:27the two is that it is the same look This morning I was a
- 42:31breakfast where the three candidates for senators of Acá of the province participated in front
- 42:38of the Economic Business Council equivalent in the Industrial Union. It' s not
- 42:45supposed to be one of the complaints of the party, let' s say,
- 42:52the bread or the center- right opposition coalition, not to say the
- 42:53right. It began to be the points of the claim of why the government
- 43:00of Amlo clauxirodio of low and councils of tourist promotion, the trusts of support
- 43:10of magical villages, that is, all structures around tourism that have taken away
- 43:16the funds and closed them. So, when it was a question of questions,
- 43:22I told him to see I said you' re if you' re
- 43:29claiming all that stuff that shut down. Explain to me the role of the
- 43:31Ministry of Tourism. If you say you need to revive again, you are
- 43:39first once again expanding the public administration in the bureaucracy. You need if you
- 43:45report that you need a trust to run the magical villages, another trust to
- 43:53do the promotion and another I don' t know what also to analyze tourism
- 44:00promotion issues and, in addition, what the role of the Ministry of Tourism
- 44:05says. No, no, but López Obrador closed it and I tell him
- 44:10Javier Mira closed it too. I mean, and I mean, be certain
- 44:15adjustments that don' t have an explanatory ideology. I' m missing a
- 44:24little bit from you' re criticizing certain attitudes or the President, but it
- 44:32' s the positions. I mean, you' re still growing up in
- 44:36a big mega state that' s gonna handle a lot of trolt He didn
- 44:40' t know how to respond. Let' s say, we' re
- 44:45living. I think a very interesting transition stage, look at the weekend results
- 44:47in Panama. He won back, they win the vich in Panama is a
- 44:53phenomenon. I believe that this situation of outsider, but with a position that
- 44:59you think of location in the world is marking an imprint that, obviously,
- 45:07a certain sector that lost the elections had no answers and has no answers to
- 45:20counter this situation that is happening to the country. I mean, there'
- 45:23s a lot of people who are hungry. I ask in November there weren
- 45:28' t many people who were hungry for forgiveness and I don' t want
- 45:36to flag the libertarian flag and go out and say live scream the fucking freedom,
- 45:43but just analyze the state of situation. They said that one of the
- 45:46typical things that happened when in the history of politics of our country occurred the
- 45:52military blows that the next day saw the streets clean, why, because they
- 45:57had pulled out of the soldiers. We love an action and activity that shows
- 46:02the difference between the slowness of democratic governments and the effectiveness of military governments.
- 46:13I think we' re on the same page. I mean, it'
- 46:16s a process. I think we' re going down a rough road.
- 46:21Now I' d like to know what the other alternative is. Daniel said
- 46:27so in the dialogue. Yes, but with whom you sit to dialogue,
- 46:31that is to say you sit in this situation you sit to dialogue, as
- 46:37no longer with Baradel with all these satraps, then it is a very strong
- 46:45process. That doesn' t mean we' re okay. That is to
- 46:47say that the country is, but the country is really beginning to say it
- 46:52in every sense, in every thought. And then the issue that really,
- 47:00but with whom he spoke and to the point you notice that in these agreements
- 47:06or means approvals that have been achieved in Congress, have been achieved through dialogue.
- 47:13But with people who really have that vocation of dialogue it is not,
- 47:22it is not again to sit down to dialogue in the void with the same
- 47:29satraps that led us to this situation. There are things that I would say
- 47:35seem to me to be too much beyond the President' s control. I
- 47:38think yesterday that hugging yourself with the Israeli wooden barrier beyond a vocation or an
- 47:43issue with Ira is too much. We' re more of a relief than
- 47:49the Americans say. I remember. There was a very curious case. You
- 47:55know that I very much like to analyze or remember the facts of international politics
- 48:02of Salvador Duarte, who was President of the United States, forgiveness of El
- 48:07Salvador, full civil war. He' s visiting Washington, well, at
- 48:12the flag parade. The guy takes a step forward and you see the American
- 48:15flag and he doesn' t do it with his country, like saying.
- 48:23I thank you for coming to save the guerrilla issue, etcetera. It'
- 48:30s okay. You have to have it. Like they say and I don
- 48:36' t, I mean then that kind of thing was. They don'
- 48:45t correspond, they don' t correspond. All the Chinese sounds of a
- 48:46profó Always tell the husband and if you hang on, I don' t
- 48:59know a topic comes up and you tell him that day you remember that under
- 49:05the bridge we hugged each other and everything else when I was a boyfriend and
- 49:10you took off and you ripped off my clothes that he told me. I
- 49:10' ve never been with you on that bridge and she says," Oh,
- 49:15I got confused, but you know I always react" As I say,
- 49:20I am spontaneous and I say what first happens in my mind and that
- 49:23must have been what happened with the Chancellor. I said oh yeah, all
- 49:28Chinese are the same Korean Chinese. To see you mailing them China today not,
- 49:30that is, the canteller has a door in pay, the amount has
- 49:35a little I saw just dedicated to diplomacy. We' ve got a lot
- 49:37of screw- ups. No and good, but it' s okay.
- 49:39But it' s part of this diplomacy. I am not praising her,
- 49:45and they are realities that happen and perhaps in a country that we were too
- 49:52locked up in the forms we are seeing you because today we lose a little
- 50:00with the Zungo. No, no, no, I' m good,
- 50:05I' m not, but I mean. I was touched by a phrase
- 50:09you said when you spent too much in forms, we forgot in the funds
- 50:17or we' re a listening phrase to pass that you said the country is
- 50:21starting from scratch. You really think, really that we' re starting to
- 50:23do in every way. In some things, yes, when you' re
- 50:30really seeing, I think we' ve been what he advertised with the engine
- 50:38broadcasting on some very prudent topics. Well, give a pragma to set the
- 50:46country on fire. No, yes, but not exactly. I think we
- 50:52started to analyze ourselves in ditiembre no yes, yes, we are beginning to
- 50:58learn how to govern. No. So, well, there' s a
- 51:01fact that you can' t avoid it, but in a lot of things
- 51:05I think you can. I mean, certain attitudes, that is to say,
- 51:10he came to me I tell you the coast of the social work,
- 51:15I prepare you want to call it what is abysmal. So I don'
- 51:20t know if I' m going to be thrown back by the government'
- 51:23s reaccusal. I don' t explain. Let' s say these costs,
- 51:30Abisman I told them, you say no, then it was all a
- 51:37Let' s say one shot and I' ll put it on if you
- 51:37pay it or not. Well, we' ll discuss it later. Not
- 51:43then this kind of thing. I think to see yesterday I read a tweet
- 51:50from Ramiro Marra where it says good I am buying seven hundred pesos an imported
- 51:58tuna that yesterday in the super side thousand four hundred. Then you need to
- 52:06start from scratch. I said if the subject is the sondicalists, it'
- 52:09s the entrepreneurs, it' s the same quotas of power. Yeah,
- 52:14yeah, yeah, and I agree with that criticism. But you think the
- 52:16labors, the labor, don' t get married. Yeah, yeah,
- 52:22I totally agree. You think that the worker, the citizen, gives rise
- 52:24not if he wants to stop. You don' t have the right one.
- 52:27He already has it, but I say he has no motivation to,
- 52:31to make a claim, to protest, not to work tomorrow. He does
- 52:36have us, but what we' re getting back to, what' s
- 52:39up with the motivations. If it is justified, no, as governed,
- 52:45justified may be because it is in a state, let' s say delicate
- 52:52of its situation, but I don' t know if that man finds or
- 53:00in all kinds of non- worker. It may be in your analysis or
- 53:02merchants, as well as in your intermediate analysis. I don' t know
- 53:07if he has the solution. We stop for how it beats you gives you
- 53:13skin. You don' t have to have the solution, you give the
- 53:15skin, you don' t have to have resolution? You think you think
- 53:16that' s what I' m saying? Yeah, you think Miley'
- 53:22s really searching the mic. I see him there' s a feeling that
- 53:31Miley doesn' t record the micro as it' s in the ones that
- 53:36he adds, you listen to me there, Gus Gustavo, I hear you
- 53:44ah sorry, sorry, I say there' s a sense of someone that
- 53:45you can say that my law is in the macro, the top, but
- 53:47it' s not in the micro. I don' t know if you
- 53:50saw this shock I don' t know if you saw this incisive interview of
- 53:53good journalism by the BBC journalist where she asked him seven times and Miley the
- 53:58truth that she didn' t show sensitivity. He talked about the fact that
- 54:00I, who am not going to defend Argentine journalism, which seems to be
- 54:01of terror, is defending it corporately, but speaking of it being almost the
- 54:05worst country, the worst one we ask the world, I remembered the nerism
- 54:08when he says that they sell it to the people of reality. It'
- 54:09s changed the lies of journalists. You don' t think the question I
- 54:13' m going to ask is. You don' t think that he,
- 54:15being in the big one, in the macro, forgets or shows little sensitivity
- 54:19in the day- to- day micro. This journalist spoke, for example,
- 54:22I went to them and to see us return to Menoti Bilardo' s
- 54:29disjunctive. So you either arm the team' s defense from behind or more
- 54:34than the front, or I win four or three, or I win one
- 54:37to zero. I think he is, indeed I agree. It' s
- 54:44in the macro and from there I sense. Or I' d like to
- 54:50believe the wire would come down from there. But no, no, no,
- 54:54I don' t see him right now that he' s arming the
- 54:59team since the Ua defense hello. If I' m listening to your thinking,
- 55:06no, yes, if it' s okay with you from the macro.
- 55:07Put down the microok, good to see the one. That' s
- 55:10the intention. I don' t mean, I have the numbers. Let
- 55:15' s say armed ones that allow me to lower this a little bit.
- 55:21Let' s say to the micro what it' s good for me to
- 55:27stay in the micros and when I go up, I don' t have
- 55:30the backing, the strength or the rest to do it also the other,
- 55:35that is, what use the macro if it doesn' t come, if
- 55:37in the day to day, if people what I' m going to say
- 55:40about the spread to something good, pr un laboro, etcetera, etcetera.
- 55:42But he needs to show the macro to eventually try to get, as tango
- 55:49would say, the Molacos that he lacks to achieve his goal. Isn'
- 55:53t that clear? The subject if you register is the micro say, but
- 55:57is that not clear? The sucking. Not to see if I get Grandma
- 56:02' s inheritance, I can pay the card for what it' s worth
- 56:07to fight with the bank if I' m not going to know when my
- 56:13grandmother dies and if my grandmother is going to inherit me well, not fair.
- 56:20I' m too much, let' s say agonic, surbric,
- 56:27but well, I don' t mean to repeat it again is analytical,
- 56:32it' s not defensive, it' s not passionate about an open libertarian.
- 56:35I think we' re experiencing mechanisms that I' d really like to
- 56:44know if on the opposite side in a fair competition, no, how would
- 56:51they have been these months with one more follow- up broadcast sergio if it
- 56:59really allowed the system. And I don' t know that, but I
- 57:04' d like and keep faking some fair would surely have been the subject of
- 57:09continuing funding could have had a greater gradualism. No, I don' t.
- 57:10And these strikes that we' re going to have tomorrow where egg repents
- 57:16climbing us would not have had the strike anymore. He had obviously not had
- 57:21measures of force of pre- trial domes. Yes, yes, we saw
- 57:25it with Valdinia Alfonsinel, who at the head of Turkish Peronism was Waldini at
- 57:30the time of the eighties, as it is now gremmelism. According to what
- 57:32was then the general anecdotes it was a big hug. Thank you so much.
- 57:38We found ourselves wiping into the arms Great Bye Bye, Gustavo Ferrari and
- 57:44Wolfs are after Daniel Kips, but it was intense in program and first we
- 57:46got into everything in this plural building horita and we go and tell them how
- 57:51tomorrow the problem of transport for half the world, for everyone. Tomorrow we
- 57:54rest, so we meet yes on Tuesday at the opening, Wednesday and Thursday
- 57:59we will be a little longer, two of the fifteen, thirty to recover
- 58:02lost time to see if it updates a pop pop pampa. Energy analyzes legal
- 58:07measures. There' s a whole thing with this shirt thing, with the
- 58:09money he just wanted to hold out and the prosecutor. The government owes energy
- 58:13bread for irrigation. It analyses legal measures against the Government for failure to pay
- 58:17the shirt debt. The company of Marcelo Bindlin, the main generator of electricity,
- 58:22said that the bond payment is that, for example, Ministry of Economy
- 58:24implies a loss of thirty- four million dollars. Strong lower industry and construction
- 58:28in March brought twenty- one two and forty- two respectively. What needs
- 58:34to be analyzed in general, if I did not want to have the CTRON
- 58:36more optimistic, is not year- on- year, but with respect to
- 58:38the previous month. We should see a little more. We' re leaving.
- 58:40We are here, as I say on Tuesday, good day, tomorrow
- 58:45rest, the one who protestes, protests, the one who works, works
- 58:47and we meet back on Tuesday. Thank you, Juan, thank you Silvia
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