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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. Our President was born in Argentina, Dr
- 0:24Raviero Mirey was president hello everyone. There is no stabilization plan, not good,
- 0:42but the delay to change. There' s a problem of currency arrears
- 0:45here. It is impossible to achieve the zero deficit in the twenty- four
- 0:49thousand. Ah well. It' s very little motasia. There is already
- 0:53a lot of equatoria, but you are not liberal. There were taxes as
- 0:59well as no, but I add one plus three hundred sixty- five times
- 1:03and it gives me three sixty s not being able if there is no video
- 1:07and there is not you who invited me to I' m fede your noodle
- 1:10Cotuk. They want to know how the economy is going to grow, it
- 1:12' s going to go up like a diver' s fart. But there
- 1:14' s no anchor. Well, because there' s no comprehensive plan.
- 1:18But you should set the path. This is not a liberal government because it
- 1:22did not release the drug. Not because there is appreciation to change. I
- 1:25have changed appreciation, but in low- priced freedom. How are you,
- 1:36my friends, very, very good afternoon. Here we are in plural construction
- 1:40averaging the week and we have a long program of two hours one hundred and
- 1:44twenty minutes to meet different voices. Sergio des lost a little while was our
- 1:47first interlocutor, then Daniel Kip. But with this issue of public limited companies
- 1:52in football and there is also this request for punishment or repentance of players because
- 1:57they sing with or or against racism. Well, we' ll also be
- 2:04with our friend Gustavo fra el coupe so, our correspondent in North America,
- 2:07speaking also a little bit the one who represented the selection in almost sociological terms,
- 2:12and we' ll listen to close audios of friend Alejandro Rosman. Like
- 2:14every week he talks to us about fear of an eventual dust, the blue
- 2:17gives the note again. One thousand four hundred sixty- five goes up sixty
- 2:23pesos a day. Let us remember that they had closed the week of 1,
- 2:28500 interventions of gouerno market under all the luber counted with Liqui. The
- 2:30glu reached one thousand three hundred ninety- five. If I' m not
- 2:34wrong to close on Monday on errand Tuesday. In a thousand four hundred five
- 2:37and today it is in a thousand four sixty- five ube sixty mangoes,
- 2:40he counted on a like also goes up, but very little two thousand three
- 2:43hundred ten. They lie in the distance between the freedorm, the blue,
- 2:46and the one with liquid, one thousand four hundred sixty- five, and
- 2:47one thousand three hundred and ten. The MEP is coming This is strange.
- 2:52Counted with liqui and up two percent to one thousand three hundred five. And
- 2:54the risk country is also that it has been doing the note since Monday and
- 2:59this one is worried. One thousand six hundred and five goes up one thirty
- 3:05- one thousand six hundred and five. These aren' t weights, obviously,
- 3:07they' re stitches. What it has to do with the government'
- 3:08s bond justification. De choa this is potorno two to remember the economist of
- 3:14the consultant of our usual consulted Orlando Ferreres Nespotorno. The government of choa Tevi
- 3:20caragozaan another economic adviser who had questioned the official program. Thirty years after the
- 3:24temptation to Lambia there is a great Argentine threat zone. Te General will make
- 3:28him regret his exclusive enmity the complete declaration of the uroline, that is,
- 3:34in this case very lucid of this loban boy who has been missing for more
- 3:38than thirty long days and will, as he said here, be having the
- 3:42team of a case of trafficking. I' m sure he' d be
- 3:45centifified. The Rosada House will invite the missing Governor to sign the May event.
- 3:49It refers to the Santa Crucelio Vidal, but not to the Villarreal victory.
- 3:53I say this, it seems that there is a boi operation because it
- 3:55falls mature than Villarreal, that they do not want to give it prominence and
- 4:00that it is that same night. It' s strategically that Tuesday night they
- 4:01went on Monday night eight, midnight after dawn nine. He didn' t
- 4:06want to be there claiming Obebre and then took part in that July 9 military
- 4:11parade. The court grants him the home prison of the French rangvers accused of
- 4:15rape in Mendoza and well there goes a little information. As I tell you,
- 4:21I already have it on line with Sergio' s friend de piera,
- 4:25a famous fan of speed. I' m going to say hello, Don
- 4:27Sergio, or good afternoon, how he' s doing is mutated and he
- 4:32' s mutating how the man is. Pergeo to see if it' s
- 4:36there, we' re, we' re obova sar how you hear to
- 4:45see now you' re there. I don' t know if you'
- 4:46re listening to me, you' re mutated. But I don' t
- 4:48listen to you, uh, Juan, we don' t hear anything.
- 4:50No, it' s not just me. It' s not on the
- 4:53air, no. No. That' s where you hear me. Now,
- 4:55yes, now, yes, cha, now, yes, for nothing
- 4:58else. Good afternoon. Well, all right, this way, all right.
- 5:01Okay. I' m happy good seven times long already management, my
- 5:06law some initial wear and tear in terms of how much public opinion, but
- 5:14of the markets of the economic model both radio we radiographed a bit the management
- 5:20with you how you are seeing it now and I don' t know without
- 5:30venturing forward, but being a diagnosis of the present. It seems to me
- 5:32the most important novelty of these last days are the criticisms of the sectors that
- 5:41trust him to some extent, who feel close to his program and who thus
- 5:46begin to make announcements. Let us say to the future that with these measures
- 5:53the economic situation will not work. So the criticisms of economists. The departure
- 6:00of Cana Ocean' s consulting economist, who got fired today, tourist things
- 6:05that I have in the most good nation, marks at least one novelty.
- 6:09Let' s say no, the criticisms are no longer from the opposition sector,
- 6:15let' s say from the perionism, but there is beginning to be
- 6:20more substantive criticisms and not so, let' s say, loose, but
- 6:29argued by sectors that feel histologically about Miley' s political and economic configuration.
- 6:31How you see him. Suppose I don' t know how much crisis I
- 6:34say, but well it' s all the markets go on. Miley already
- 6:36made a statement on the U S weekend, when not saying good comes in
- 6:42the week. It was spoken until August as turbulence, a financial stability,
- 6:45as he has assumed it in some way. I don' t know what
- 6:49I' d call him in the face of a crisis. I do not
- 6:54know exactly what the crisis would be, but I say well, I do
- 6:57not know that this is going on, this rube of the markets, that
- 7:01inflation does not start to fall too much, stop slowing down, as happened
- 7:03in June. I say in the face of a certain crisis, let'
- 7:09s say how you see him reacting to Miley, let' s say opening
- 7:14up the typical power is not just Mila and don' t hold on until
- 7:17well, the overflowing drop and thug have to change structurally. How you see
- 7:18Milan in your crisis is installed. We' ll see if it happens that
- 7:23Caputo is a little touched and that eventually would be sturz Neger. I don
- 7:27' t take it for granted, but quite likely, and or how you
- 7:30' re going to react to my law. Reiter with this for no reason
- 7:33in general of any politician when he feels touched, closes more, but well,
- 7:36then strict the inexorable opening a bit, not if it closes as I
- 7:43say in general, not the political system what it does I think it closes,
- 7:46but it also adapts. Let' s say if a government has problems
- 7:51with popularity, with governance, with institutions, with Congress not testing laws,
- 7:56with problems with public opinion, with electoral problems. Well he designs strategies for
- 8:03each of those fronts sometimes they' re consistent, sometimes they' re not
- 8:07that consistent. But he tries to solve, looking for the tools that allow
- 8:11him to continue ruling. I' m not saying this because, well,
- 8:13Milake, he came to break that. He came to break it. As
- 8:16long as it destroys consensus. The departure of the promists we mentioned at the
- 8:22departure of Spotor Four, Potono and Rente and now caragos before charge forgiveness is
- 8:26the exit of number fifty- hundred fifty- four from an official in seven
- 8:31months. That' s totally incomprehensible. I would almost tell you in a
- 8:37way that the ways we always know of different governments reacting to the crisis.
- 8:41Milay is so far opting for decisions Let' s say heterodoxes, even though
- 8:48the word must generate rejection. Let' s see is heterodox forgiveness, which
- 8:52is straight, that you don' t get Loxso in the sense that good
- 8:56what I told you before let' s say what a politician does in the
- 8:58face of a crisis. Well, see what strategies allow them to continue to
- 9:01sustain governance. Then, if you need to open, open if you need
- 9:05to close, close. I believe that what successful political systems do in terms
- 9:09of governance is that to know, to find to each situation the tools that
- 9:13best suit you. Not good, Backron believed that to strengthen his power he
- 9:18had to advance the elections. Well, he didn' t get it all
- 9:22right, but he didn' t get a bad alternative either. And so
- 9:24each government does different things. It changes officials, changes its alliance front,
- 9:30renews its legislative vision. Well, thousands, he doesn' t do any
- 9:35of that, let' s say look he' s out of all traditional
- 9:43behavior, in the sense that in this sense not of tradition, but those
- 9:46that political systems do to strengthen themselves. Well, then. It raises a
- 9:48lot of questions about what can make the rope more tense and strengthens the hard
- 9:54lines of Patricia Burrich' s bill, to lower the imputation, to give
- 9:58to the thirteen, it is not good to strengthen that agenda, the ultra
- 10:03agenda, which is the one that, in some way, made him win
- 10:07the elections. We' ll see if that agenda allows you to get around
- 10:11the crisis. Maybe it' s me I' m not saying I don
- 10:15' t. I say it' s a risky way for me for democracy,
- 10:20but it' s also risky in terms of success, political success,
- 10:28operability and how you imagine a second phase of Millay, assuming it has to
- 10:33deal with a crisis. Let' s say closer, as God says if
- 10:35you put Turzeneger is clearly like a greater dogmatic, greater closing, greater regulation,
- 10:43liberalization, not opening up to macrism, not opening up, say,
- 10:46some lacusa. I say how it is and how you can be the reaction
- 10:50in this case. Or I say hold on to more of the same.
- 10:52It seems that it would complicate it even more, no more, to be
- 10:56more dogmatic. While Miley hasn' t been so gmatic, I say one
- 10:58speech and another practice. Not the same with the Pope, with the Congress
- 11:01with which he planted bombs, fake news in the kindergartens of Patricia Burris and
- 11:05so on. Not good. Yeah, plus, it' s hot.
- 11:09What he' s doing is he' s involved in the market, the
- 11:11campio. Yeah, and now I' m entering the market. Well,
- 11:13yeah, totally decidedly. What you' re doing destroying the market and growing
- 11:16the broadcast. Let' s just say there' s a lot to apologize
- 11:20about. The mission. It is debatable, because the issue is questionable because
- 11:22there are good measures to buy dollars and other more technical ones and it would
- 11:26have to be discussed. But well, there' s no more of us.
- 11:28Let' s say expansion of the base. So soon I say it
- 11:33is also this you look at a cluster of contradictions, because nothing that he
- 11:37said so far happened. We' re talking about falling inflation in quotation marks
- 11:41after a tremendous devaluation that destroyed revenue. Yeah, that destroyed the consumption then
- 11:50nothing that he promised is happening. But good, but it' s okay.
- 11:54But I' m sorry, but I' m sorry. Inflation is
- 11:56an asset. For now he' s an asset. I think, the
- 12:00comparison with the last mass compares it, I don' t say and but
- 12:0317 thousand. I don' t know what he was saying, but it
- 12:05was without sincerity, without fairness of tarism, that is, inflation, it
- 12:09was without sincerity, it was totally fictitious and it was already at seven eight
- 12:13ten percent I say, for society in part and like all expectation. I
- 12:16think he' s being an asset. Let' s say or say if
- 12:20not in what holds the myth that I say not fifty- six or fifty
- 12:24- eight of some is drawn, but let' s say that it is
- 12:26very difficult for half of the population to support the critical half or censorship.
- 12:31Then we can talk about the solidity of one group and others. I think
- 12:33the group is much stronger than censoring. But I say something is based,
- 12:37for example, on the gradual decline, but so far sustained, until June,
- 12:41of inflation or not to see. I think there' s two parts
- 12:45there. On the one hand, it seems quite clear to me that this
- 12:50inflation, which has begun to decline after the brutal evaluation, involves the destruction
- 12:54of revenue. I mean, people have less to buy than they used to
- 12:58connect lower. His purchasing ability is absolutely accurate that boy, but even making
- 13:03the sacrifice between quotation marks and good. That' s why the second part
- 13:07isn' t there, so that drop in inflation is real, let'
- 13:15s say, in terms of indicator. It is not real in terms of
- 13:16the buying capacity of people who can now buy less. On the other hand,
- 13:20what I think I had argued, I had said something similar to the
- 13:22other time. I what the voter of my law, especially thirty- two
- 13:26percent, and very sure what they voted for in the bariotalle needs to believe
- 13:30this is going to work. You need to believe it comes from eight very
- 13:35hard years, from where your income was also affected. Or with this gravity,
- 13:39then you need to believe that this is going to work. And that
- 13:41' s why it extends to him, and well, under inflation, even
- 13:43though I can now buy myself less than I bought before and he sees it
- 13:48in everyday life, because he can' t afford the subway or he doesn
- 13:50' t have a lot to pay for the collective. Let' s say
- 13:52well, things with the bill of light, I saw it concrete things,
- 13:56but there is one thing that needs to give the President a good credit to
- 14:03spend a little more to make this work. It seems that there is a
- 14:07lot of subjective burden put into this, which is understandable, I would say,
- 14:11but it seems to me that those two coexist for now to my law
- 14:15and that is working for it. So good to have a more or less
- 14:18quiet social situation for the degree of adjustment you have made. It seems to
- 14:22me that there is, but that is why I say to you that we
- 14:26are facing a government that does not respond to any of the logics of all
- 14:30previous coups of these forty years. I think that' s what I'
- 14:33m talking about, but that' s why you voted for it a little
- 14:33bit. Also no, although it can' t probably be yes, yes,
- 14:37I certainly want to choose, but I don' t know if the
- 14:43voter voted all the voters voted any. Yes, and I don' t
- 14:46doubt it. The darkest face of my law not the most violent repressive face.
- 14:50The people who were there I had the opportunity to talk to one of
- 14:54the detainees on the day of the march the law suffices the coupists. Let
- 14:58' s say exactly and the situations in which they were arrested are beyond the
- 15:03law not to have them undressed in prison, transfer them at 3 a m,
- 15:09remove them from a commission and take them to a maximum security prison.
- 15:11They spent two days with the compressed detainees. Let' s say a robbery
- 15:18and on the third day they passed it to the hall of murderers, people
- 15:22who were convicted of murder, who treated it well, but it didn'
- 15:28t stop being a pretty dangerous ward, things that Bastone didn' t condemn.
- 15:31Let' s say with the then I also say that and it seems
- 15:35to me that the strong repression of that day was surely also incentivized many people
- 15:39knew how to protest us and it seems to me that that is also a
- 15:43point that cannot be overlooked. Well, there' s a whole search for
- 15:46that total, yes, total, and they position it in this game.
- 15:52Let' s say in all this because I say one that' s okay
- 15:54to see, it' s hard, it' s hard to ask.
- 15:56I understand compare saving the distance be the hecatombe that was for the invincible Peronism
- 16:02until that moment to lose the eighty- three with Alfonsín. But I mean,
- 16:04it' s hard and there' s a little bit that I'
- 16:07m generous. It is difficult to ask the position, especially the Peronism that
- 16:08in six, seven or eight months I would have regenerated, already had a
- 16:12leadership, already had a Blah, blah, blah driving. But in any
- 16:15case, true, it is still atomized, it continues with internal discussions that
- 16:21if with the campore that Christina with great visibility, although surely you will not
- 16:26be candidate in light everything faced with the governors. Well we know what'
- 16:27s going on together with the field, with Magriburris, etcetera. I mean,
- 16:30I mean on the other side, obviously, and that' s also
- 16:33a big part of Milla' s asset and it' s something I'
- 16:37m saying, you see the complicated scenario. Not good for the opposition.
- 16:41It seems to me so much more relevant opponents that it is Peronism. Today
- 16:44I am aware that you have shown your opposition to the Government. Well,
- 16:52losing the vote on the foundation law leaves you an impact. Let' s
- 16:56just say, I didn' t obviously win that lesson, the law has
- 17:00been rejected. It would have been a stage. Lose him. I think
- 17:02it creates another scenario for you. It seems to me that it partly explains
- 17:04the silence of the last few weeks, because well, you have to think
- 17:11about the most effective strategy, in order to counter measures to the Government and
- 17:17obviously to the elections next year. It seems to me that this is still
- 17:21a leading path. I heard the other day of Peronism. I think I
- 17:25' m saying this isn' t a race, it' s a marathon.
- 17:26Then I think it' s a long way. Nor can it pre
- 17:32- empt itself from defining candidatures because they arrive tired for the election of two
- 17:37thousand and twenty- five. I don' t think it' s just
- 17:42that you don' t have your Internet resolved, which seems less complex to
- 17:45me. It is complex because it may well have the possibility in two thousand
- 17:51twenty- seven to be an alternative to the government, but in some less
- 17:55complex sense than it has, for example, macrism, which is more clearly
- 18:00fractured between Patricia Burrichel' s sector of ma Cricket. Well, there seems
- 18:03to me that there' s going to be more news in that sense,
- 18:08let' s say, and a cr that seems to me good is playing
- 18:15in this idea of maintaining the alliance with macrism, which may also be affected
- 18:22by that internal fracture of macrism. Let' s say, no, it
- 18:23seems to me that for all the opposition, as is often the case for
- 18:26governments, the scenarios of being an opponent. Being an opponent is not easy
- 18:30to say between producing politics. It' s not easy. Well, they
- 18:33talk politics. You can clearly say that you' re a Peronist. You
- 18:40can also say well I ask the political scientist and the citizen if filado peronistas
- 18:45patizate, what would you like to happen? Let' s say, if
- 18:49someone comes from the perfect and future wedding three years that against the re-
- 18:53election of my law, what you' d like to happen. How it
- 18:56would be cleaned up, where leadership would emerge, where you see it coming
- 19:00from. I say from the factual point of view the little Cristina candidate or
- 19:04not new song that whether or not a more central yasora that I know a
- 19:10little bit your answer but well, I also want the listener to hear how
- 19:12I clean it, how would you think a very broad front, how would
- 19:15you think I would have to conjugate or way. They call you Cristina on
- 19:18the one hand, Axel on the other. It' s time, on
- 19:19the other hand, you' re going to put three names and you'
- 19:23re not going to Sergio what compares where we should go to the future.
- 19:23Let' s say well, the first thing I would like to do is
- 19:29to end the cruelty of the government tonight. Not that would be the first
- 19:30point of the house. It didn' t depend so much on the position.
- 19:33Please, that' s why. But I say by train of priorities
- 19:37and if it happens tonight, Peronism does have a moment. I don'
- 19:45t know if it' s hinge, but it' s a different time
- 19:48than before. It' s not a different time I think we should write
- 19:49it down. It is difficult to say what can be done, because the
- 19:52truth is that it is not a laboratory construction. We have to take it.
- 19:56But what would you like? I mean, I know that sometimes you
- 19:59have an idea that I' d like you to call you can be a
- 20:00jerk and if you wore the formula, to put it like that, a
- 20:03fool, but I' m saying what you' d like. In principle,
- 20:06then you can tell me what it is that you see, what you
- 20:08would like, how it is renewed. It runs to the center Cristina with
- 20:12Christina protagonism as a reference, but it is called back, I don'
- 20:17t know, no, but figure is not to put names to see a
- 20:22bit of tendency. No, but I say I think Peronism has to have
- 20:26a definite position. I don' t think it' s Playing downtown.
- 20:30Let' s say that electorally it is that doctor has a definite position that
- 20:37claims his policies regarding the role of the state and place of society, of
- 20:41the real economy, etc, of labor. I think it' s if
- 20:45I had to say a word. Peronism is very tied to the idea of
- 20:48social justice and all that entails. I think you have to think about that
- 20:52and not least the idea of a Peronism that needs to be modernised. Now
- 20:59what happens is that of another, of that seducto pardon that I did not
- 21:00enter you the center, it is seductive among comillas, marquetinero of that along
- 21:03that road not to say. I don' t think so. I don
- 21:07' t think it' s defined. Let' s also say, good
- 21:11with two candidacies that were more are also Alberto, but Cristina was there,
- 21:15but they got and then with mass. Not that it was electorally functional.
- 21:18Let' s say no, as if Masa later ended up having a speech
- 21:22a little more. I don' t know what to call it, but
- 21:25they' re not in the center. I think that' s the way
- 21:26it is. It seems to me that the reconstruction and the possibility of improving
- 21:30equality in Argentina passes through that side now back to everything is not done about
- 21:34desires, but about the material reality that exists. And today the clear phenomenon
- 21:40is the atomization of Peronism at the provincial level. A rather curious phenomenon has
- 21:45occurred. Today Vo comes the least number of provinces of the eight interests for
- 21:48here you have had provincialization of parties, which is a problem. I'
- 21:56m not saying it' s bad good, because I don' t like
- 21:57things like that, but it' s a problem to make national policies because
- 22:03then every provincial party plays the dynamics of sustaining the territory, its territory,
- 22:04or anything else. And that' s a problem for a national project.
- 22:11And, obviously, we are facing a moment of leadership by Cristina, good
- 22:15for issues also of the passage of the years. Let' s say no,
- 22:21well it arises in other leaderships. No, then it seems to me
- 22:22that a big challenge And Peronism how does play that leadership of Cristina, which
- 22:26remains very important and that today lives with other actors that are emerging. And
- 22:32the other problem and that has not only to do with that for Peronism,
- 22:33is that Peronism cannot continue to lose the project, the national problem that has
- 22:40been presented so far burning votes in the center. Obviously, there you have
- 22:45to rethink the relationship with Córdoba, with Santa Fe, with Mendoza, where
- 22:51you have lost a lot of guto, that you won them in the two
- 22:55thousand eleven clearly with great comfort and that then it was playmap not defeats.
- 23:00Well what is that and that at the same time those projects cannot be paid
- 23:06for. Cacophony projecting at the national level because Cordobecism dies, Cordobesist, let
- 23:11' s say no, cannot make a national discourse. Help has a strong
- 23:17anti- amba speech that works in Córdoba. If he comes to Calamba,
- 23:21he won' t be able to do the same. Then balance in Córdoba
- 23:25lanesity. But you used to say that' s not so easy. But
- 23:27it seems to me that there the challenge of Peronism is in what way,
- 23:34to Cres hundred votes in that sector, I feel that in the rest of
- 23:40the country the province of Buenos Aires still has it. It' s a
- 23:41very good choice. Kizilov kidnaps him who can hold that flow. But a
- 23:47national project. It is a national project, It is not a project of
- 23:49a couple of provinces and it has to be well frontist, open to the
- 23:55manes part of radicalism, part of the pro we saw it, although if
- 23:57it with photos with Nacho Torrestcétera, etcetera, I say with Pullaro. I
- 24:03believe that Peronism has to demonstrate the ability to speak with everyone, even when
- 24:10that does not feel is reciprocal. No. Not really. Today many radicals
- 24:18have said it directly, let us say that in Congress they did not want
- 24:23to vote together with the Peronite. That' s neither bad nor good.
- 24:26That' s a tip. There is still the antiperonist culture. It is
- 24:30the second most important political culture in Argentina. First is Peronism, second is
- 24:34Antiperonism. So that culture remains very present and that also limits the possibility of
- 24:40agreements. It' s not like that, let' s say, there
- 24:45were no moments in Argentina where that was blended. It was alfonsinism, stages
- 24:48of quinerism, and moments when I grew. So, well, that'
- 24:53s a while you can' t skip. Leave a sentence when you come
- 24:56to see, I don' t want to get you out of context that
- 25:00takes note so self- modernizing when we talk about this not running to the
- 25:03center, which is seductive, but playing with social justice historical flags. You
- 25:06said not so much modernizing yourself to refer a little bit. So let'
- 25:08s say the cir songs and they' re going downtown. I don'
- 25:11t think there are any changes in labour legislation. I' m sure you
- 25:15have to think about change, which is platform jobs demanding renewal. Now the
- 25:21Union is not taking away the eight hours of work, it is not taking
- 25:26away rights, it is modernizing work, but taking part every time that formula
- 25:30was applied raised unemployment not low. It' s pretty historic. The account
- 25:33of that is not very hard to guess well what a taste is. Thank
- 25:38you as always eh ah vos Fernando a hug, hug, Grate, Sergio
- 25:44Piero the political scientist here in plural construction. Well, let' s update
- 25:48quickly before we greet our second guest the day we' re at a pretty
- 25:52nice temperature. The nineteen eight in the nation plus dintheone eight, almost twenty.
- 25:56I say good a little while after a long time, with the cold
- 25:59past. I think it would be the house to run a little, a
- 26:00good time. If they had another possibility police and declare a senator case will
- 26:06be key day in the investigation car rare with the media abusing the day Claudio
- 26:08of the urgent, the last moment of turn in the cause. Every time
- 26:12we have everything to self- critique, journalists and the media. Well,
- 26:15that' s the most canal 26 nation and it' s advertising. He
- 26:21reviewed TV signals Chronicle TV. He is also with more than a month and
- 26:27loan approaches the hour of truth. Look at the titles not of five boertes
- 26:32Logan came back. After the selection of the dollar theme, from the issue
- 26:36of Trump' s assassination attempt, Logan' s case returned to agenda fifty,
- 26:38also with publicity to twenty- four, in this case with the udelin.
- 26:44Tonight they leave the country in the great psychopath, threatened and with imminent
- 26:48terror of elbow tension. If I have no idea who plays like that in
- 26:52tn to see if one fails and without the case they will, also yes,
- 26:55it is already eight dolores had file loan that there is so far.
- 26:59Okay, let' s update a little marked. If Don Hipper the Blues
- 27:00came out and there' s a thousand four sixty- five he' ll
- 27:07raise the 60- man stake. On the day let us remember to come
- 27:08not Friday before the intervention of the government and new exchange and monetary measures closed
- 27:151, 500. The total blue of sixty percent dropped to one thousand four
- 27:19hundred five yesterday in two days and today it rises sixty pesos to one thousand
- 27:23four hundred sixty five to just thirty five pesos of the historic roof of the
- 27:29vietnominal last Friday of one thousand five hundred. As I say, country risk
- 27:30drops a little bit. Now the risk country under a little bit of up
- 27:34to 1, 500 ninety- four. The same goes up in the day
- 27:37zero sixty- three thousand five hundred ninety- four points. He counted on
- 27:41liquiy Ap a little one thousand three mt and nine. It' s enough
- 27:45to bend to a little bit of a thousand three hundred and twelve. Well
- 27:48see I' ll read from so many notifications you get. The BBC in
- 27:52London was the one with the information. Well where it was enzo Fernández and
- 27:57the controversy over the chants, between raristic and discriminatory quotes of the Argentine team
- 28:03against French players. I presume the BBC London, which we have as I
- 28:07say the telegram channel and receive notifications as long as it seems from the most
- 28:11serious media in the world. Argentina' s football team is at the center
- 28:15of the controversy over the songs of some of its players during the celebration of
- 28:18the title at the Copa América. They referred to the African origin of some
- 28:22of their French- French- French players, and used a tomphobic insult to
- 28:26refer to embappe. This packaging, which is at the stage of many media,
- 28:32even today' s clarín, with seventy- five eighty- zero people
- 28:34in the new Bernabeu and the reception already in Real Madrid. These songs,
- 28:37which some Argentine fans used during the Qatar World Cup two thousand twenty- two,
- 28:41were chanted by several Argentine players, among them the midfielder we well know,
- 28:47the River del Chelsea, in suo Pérez, who transmitted the celebration live
- 28:49through his Instagram account this Tuesday at the French Football Federation. Yesterday he announced
- 28:56that he will sue the Argentine Football Association for the chants and well, I
- 29:00won' t be scared anymore. He is also investigating Chelsea for FernándezÁngel
- 29:03Fernández Esso Fernandez made a public speech in a statement and so on. With
- 29:08this more theme, the theme of social background. I didn' t even
- 29:11want to open it with Daniel Kipper. Some argue that there is an excess
- 29:14of political correctness. Some of them are on the right and you say good.
- 29:17You can' t do everything. It' s not all that racist
- 29:19either. These are things that happen and others, more turned to the left,
- 29:25talk that all this must be marked must be sanctioned and so on.
- 29:27I want to hear it. On this first issue. On this topic the
- 29:30subject of the background, which is the topic Milay Gobierno, tuxener anonymous football
- 29:34societies to our columnist in judicial material, also sports, don Daniel Quippar.
- 29:40Daniel, good afternoon, how' s it going. Good afternoon, Fernando,
- 29:42how are you doing, thank you for being there. Well, what
- 29:47do you think about this? This kind of practice must be eradicated in football,
- 29:52which we hear, unfortunately, with some regularity in sports stadiums, in
- 29:59football stadiums, and I think it is a mistake for the national team,
- 30:04its players, its footballers, to have echoed inappropriate chants. It' s
- 30:17important that I apologized to the Fernándezs. He' s probably going to get
- 30:22a financial penalty from his club, but it' s not going to affect
- 30:30your sports career. But I invite all the men of football to rethink the
- 30:37subject and realize how we include in the spirit of earth society as well with
- 30:42a field of racisms, to then plasladar to other levels, to other strata
- 30:48of society, also arid the reverse, racism, the discrimination that exists other
- 30:55levels of society transfer you and express themselves on a field of background. Well,
- 31:03today Julio himself came out with a claw that is the Undersecretary of Sports
- 31:07of the Nation, asking for this. I heard it with Mario Donnell Messi,
- 31:11or let' s say the Tapia or someone from the FA asking for
- 31:15a plain apology in so Fernández. Something a little more organic or institutional is
- 31:17being done. There' s one about acting. Here you have to use
- 31:22it to beat the Tapia in this government fight against this criminal who is the
- 31:25Tiki Tapia. The President of the AFA, as well as having merit in
- 31:30the championship, also has responsibility for these kinds of issues and it seems to
- 31:37me that it would be positive if I was a representative of the Association of
- 31:45the Argentine Fund to publicly and openly apologize to clean up laziness in the future
- 31:52and to help eradicate this practice. All right, well it would look like
- 32:00coming Looks like Sturzeneger first regulated air market. Now we will be with that
- 32:04since November football clubs will explain it much better than me. You have the
- 32:07possibility, I think it is with seventy- five eighty percent of the vote
- 32:10of the associates to transform themselves into public limited companies with stick that little pia
- 32:16with veron, for example, a very very very, very reputed former player,
- 32:20who are students, who is in favor of this kind of openings.
- 32:24You are very critical, we have already seen it on the social network on
- 32:29Twitter seventy- five percent. I think it' s the labal not that
- 32:30you have to have every partner' s side. Well update your look.
- 32:35Let' s say we know to a large extent, but it' s
- 32:37good to re- update how this falls. There is talk of investing the
- 32:39government talking about investments for this millions of having read here three billion dollars.
- 32:45There are eleven companies, all rumors that move from the government. My colleague
- 32:49determined to land in Argentina with fresh tickets. Tell him a note out there
- 32:52even talk about three billion dollars. I' m listening. Daniel the first
- 32:58remembers that there is a precautionary measure, to dictate the process in court in
- 33:06the jurisdiction of the Justice of San Martín, which ordered the government not to
- 33:13apply this regulation until so many sentences in that file. They' re what
- 33:20I' ve checked these days. The precautionary measure is inappropriate for the Government
- 33:27to move forward and publicize that by the end of the year, in November
- 33:35or now, they will be empowered in sports entities to become a public limited
- 33:40company. I' m sorry, San Martín, I didn' t come
- 33:44from Buenos Aires. To you, the province, the Federal player of the
- 33:49question of San Martín, of an entire precautionary measure and ordered the national government
- 33:58to refrain from applying the articles of Neus seventy bars to twenty- three referring
- 34:06to this topic. The Government must therefore abide by that measure. You may
- 34:14appeal to her for reaching the court of law, for filing the judicial remedies
- 34:21you consider relevant, but as long as the measure is in place, it
- 34:27must end this on the one hand. On the other hand, this affects
- 34:31the legal certainty of which the government has so much, because the partners have
- 34:39decided how we want to link through a civil association at the time of setting
- 34:49up each club and who were born after, at the time of our association,
- 34:57we ratified that way of bonding. We wanted and contributed to a non
- 35:02- profit entity, for altruistic purposes to educate and train us, to be
- 35:09a pleasant moment to train and educate our children. And that' s why,
- 35:15over more than a hundred years, Argentine clubs built stadiums, gymnasiums,
- 35:20schools, cultural and social spaces. And now the President dispenses with the will
- 35:30of the partners and intends to exploit what we have done throughout this time to
- 35:37hand them over to third parties who, according to your reading of news,
- 35:45would be contributing billions of dollars. Ask who, for what, the clubs,
- 35:53every club for what. To say, the club case here, which
- 36:02is going to happen that by an administrative act they will receive the real estate,
- 36:10the equipment, the lower divisions, the contracts signed with sponsord by the
- 36:16brand, etcetera. That is to say, a very important mass of assets
- 36:22and from the administration of this mass of resources they will make investments and then
- 36:28take profits to their countries of origin. Little and nothing is left here.
- 36:32There are many ways to do business with football for a commercial society. Obviously,
- 36:40when the only goal pursued is profit, which is typical of commercial dirt,
- 36:45one can make money by winning a championship but also by losing it.
- 36:52One can make money by building sports fields, as we did throughout our history,
- 36:58but also by selling existing sports fields to develop real estate projects. Let
- 37:07us remember, for example, what happened with the Federal Tyre. It wasn
- 37:09' t a football club, but his sports field I quote in front of
- 37:15my office, in Libertador and Udaondo. Today we' ll see how 100
- 37:22- meter towers are built. It' s just a real estate business.
- 37:28Remember that there was also a project to sell River Play land on Federal Avenue
- 37:35Court, helping to continue with that real estate project and that was the quick
- 37:42reaction of many partners. Clubsho me between them. What I' m fortifying
- 37:47was class on that project. Think of the lots you occupy in the hiking
- 37:53club, in an unbeatable location in the city of Buenos Aires, dedicated today
- 38:00to education, sport, social and cultural activities, the business to contribute and
- 38:06make a shopping or make a building or make offices. Thus, a commercial
- 38:13society has as its main purpose to make money and forgets the social, cultural
- 38:20values and ends pursued by a civil association without ends of place. And there
- 38:27is also a conceptual error that I highlighted in an article that I sent you
- 38:32yesterday, which is the different historical origin of the clubs in Argentina in relation
- 38:39to the development of sport in other latitudes. In Argentina, sport, the
- 38:45origin of football clubs begins at the end of the 19th century. At the
- 38:51beginning of the 20th century, when the great migratory flows arrive in the country
- 38:59and these immigrants, who were our grandparents, who arrive without right, it
- 39:02is those who begin to form mutual charitable societies some political parties and also football
- 39:13clubs, which was the area of recreation, of fun, of recreation for
- 39:17themselves and their family in Europe. On the other hand, there was a
- 39:22completely different phenomenon and this is clearly seen from the interwar period, mainly with
- 39:30the organization of the nine hundred twenty- four Football Championship and the nine hundred
- 39:37- hundred- and- six Olympic Games, where Germany, Nazi by one
- 39:43nazgo and Italian fascism by another, seek to politically exploit sport for the benefit
- 39:52of politics and the state. There in the politicians quickly understood that the port
- 40:00was a phenomenal advertising tool and the State had a very active participation in the
- 40:08development of sports activities. Then it is a very different and very different situation
- 40:17in which we have lived in Argentina. Here the clubs are a collective social
- 40:24construction that generation by generation, we have contributed and we must preserve for future
- 40:35generations a magnificent work that is the sports clubs in Europe. On the other
- 40:38hand, the state had an intervention relevant to the development of a sport that
- 40:47we can remember some boicoops that there were with the Los Angeles Artímpic Games,
- 40:53for example, there were parallel games. At the same time, organized by
- 40:58Moscow. In all that was the Cold War. Sport was a symbol of
- 41:02showing the capabilities and status of one State in relation to the other. Then
- 41:12they' re very different situations. And in the United States it is worth
- 41:16remembering this pop that speaks of patriotic games that brand as sport developed precisely to
- 41:23convey nationalism in the country of the North and the values proper to capitalism.
- 41:31That is why sport had a development from the state and private education in private
- 41:38universities, fundamentally that are certainly of excellence, but prohibitive they studied in the
- 41:45great universities of the United States is for few privileged because of the cost it
- 41:52has. On the other hand, in Argentina, in football clubs they have
- 42:00sports facilities available to everyone with a very low social fee, you can go
- 42:07with your family and you will use all the facilities for sports, social and
- 42:13cultural activities. And we' re gonna lose that. And I would ask
- 42:16President Milay to assume the state' s social assumption that today' s football
- 42:23clubs fulfill. He says there' s no money. So, I doubt
- 42:28he will do it, what we will do. Then we' re gonna
- 42:32do without the boys, we' re gonna do with the boys. If
- 42:35we don' t have a space like sports clubs to form the values of
- 42:40sport are obvious. Which means we have different conceptions of sport. For us,
- 42:50sport buys a training function, educator, fun and for others it is
- 43:00business simply and unfortunately we who started with a rag ball and were able to
- 43:07build over time these monumental works. For our success, we have summoned to
- 43:15our bosom those who only want to earn money by stopping the rag ball.
- 43:21I am the object of marketing, of marchandising and they generate millions and millions
- 43:27of dollars, but that party money profit of the options. Well, let
- 43:31' s see, I get a devil' s voice. You know this
- 43:34one to try to generate more wealth, also to listen to them. Well,
- 43:37that' s good. But if this is going to require seventy-
- 43:40five percent. I don' t believe seventy- five percent of the club
- 43:44members' approval. If most partners decide this, why not take this path,
- 43:47because I associated myself with several issues. First, I believe I'
- 43:55ve been associated with a non- profit entity for years. I contributed money
- 44:00and effort to a non- profit society that is being violated. But I
- 44:07couldn' t do these, I couldn' t change or adapt. I
- 44:08' m asking you again, evil goal. It wasn' t complacent,
- 44:12it couldn' t change the times. It stands out among so many things
- 44:16for parteminos never, never less you' re going to sign a contract.
- 44:22Let' s say the subject of what you want and comes into the state
- 44:29and intervenes and changes the terms of the contract. Who insulted these questions,
- 44:35Milay himself, and that' s what he' s doing now. We,
- 44:38as partners of the clubs, signed a contract that we associate with an
- 44:45entity whose object was the benefit of all, a social, educational, formative
- 44:52function, so that we have facilities to develop the sport and it comes change
- 44:59the rule and says everything that you built we will take it out and we
- 45:04will give it to entrepreneurs who are going to take the profits. This alters
- 45:10important legal principles and the Civil Code and the law of anonymous commercial companies also
- 45:19to authorize the transformation of one corporate form into another, with the unanimous vote
- 45:28of the partners and the Decree seventy bar twenty- three. In the case
- 45:34of civil associations, not commercial companies, it consists of two thirds. It
- 45:42makes a difference because it requires an animity for transformation, just to respect the
- 45:50autonomy of the will of each and every partner. But with this the autonomy
- 45:55of the will is being dispensed with and, moreover, the will of those
- 46:04who have, as I do a life of associate to the club of those
- 46:08who have ten days of membership and will have the same rights to vote.
- 46:15I do not see bad equality in a civil partnership, but to take a
- 46:22measure of this kind of planning to alienate us in our effort for the benefit
- 46:30of extra- light investors, it seems to me a big mistake. And
- 46:35why are there inferior explangers interested in buying football clubs because they will get cheaper
- 46:40than buying players individually. We' ve got the best month. It'
- 46:47s gonna be a little key, business cream. Let' s say,
- 46:51instead of buying players, that another club buys a club and I can catch
- 46:57the kids when they' re teenagers or still and saves me the millions of
- 47:05dollars that I have trouble buying them when they' re already for you.
- 47:08Note that if we go through every decade of world football, there is always
- 47:15an Argentine who was prominent in the first places, the charro Moreno of Stefano
- 47:22yes Bori. Pelé appeared later, although he is not Argentine, he is
- 47:29also a Latin American footballer. Hermin Donega. Kempes Mario kempes Maradona. Now
- 47:39one tells you beyond the philosophical and all the respectable and again I don'
- 47:43t even get into it catch, turn on the theme of the club,
- 47:47everything it inculcates in sports, social matters, etcetera. I ask and that
- 47:52we have unpresentable leaders. How about a minor subject. No, no,
- 47:57no, no, but no, no, but wait, I want to
- 47:59give you up. They don' t separate me, I' m not
- 48:00going to minor you. I' m not even opposing what you say just
- 48:01again to enrich a little raised from somewhere else. The thing I say about
- 48:07philosophy is that with unpresentable leaders like Chiquita Pia. Not without what tomorrow I
- 48:10also run, President of San Telmo. It' s corrupted. I'
- 48:14ll take half the money I say, cash the club, or in my
- 48:15pocket, etcetera, etcetera. I say in sports terms, we see it
- 48:21with Brazil in the Copa Libertadores, where they are invulnerable practically every year.
- 48:24It' s theirs. I say the contribution of money that we can discuss
- 48:28reiteros of the philosophics to maintain the social function of the club. I find
- 48:31this very interesting. Fernando. I think he buys the club because they'
- 48:36re betting so they get along like the whole package teaches a player who has
- 48:38information and is a business. I say more of that, I say in
- 48:42terms of ren few I can tell myself or has run me with this good
- 48:44one. But in sports results, if I have more investment, I have
- 48:46more money, I have much more chance to return, I exemplify with the
- 48:51Brazilian clubs in the Copa Libertadores of being at the top, then we can
- 48:53try. If that seems more spurious to me. If not, I think
- 48:55it' s more pure. And but I say in terms of economic performance
- 48:59that is po. I think it' s the part of my law'
- 49:00s account. This is not a guarantee, because Miley and used the non
- 49:05- independent example comes out three times cap racin They' re never going to
- 49:08be the independent cinches socie en unio, they' re going to go out
- 49:12to Racing, they' re going to ask for a partnership to run the
- 49:12club. I mean in that sense of resultism. This is not an asset
- 49:16of this, of which the Government proposes. If that' s your vision
- 49:22of the function we should have family, it' s not my Daniel They
- 49:28' re gonna lose. But let me mark it for you because with the
- 49:32boys, we, in Argentina, took countless boys whose football qualities we have
- 49:44to develop and give him a sports and educational training. Let us remember that
- 49:50football clubs do not and besides, we have a school in general, precisely
- 49:54so that those nine hundred and ninety- nine boys that out of a thousand
- 50:00we have tried do not reach the first division, have some future through the
- 50:07study instead, the crisis, a commercial company will invest in training boys or
- 50:15will prefer to catch the one already trained and then take it to Europe.
- 50:21We' re going to have nine hundred and ninety- nine kids abandoned to
- 50:25their fate because they' re going to lack the spirit of social function that
- 50:31sports entities have today. That social function is going to be lost and that
- 50:36for me is primary and primordial. I have nothing with the legal forms,
- 50:42because I can accept that a gentleman with money come and start from scratch and
- 50:49form a club that is not what Millay is proposing, and there he proposes
- 50:52that we buy from partners compulsively. Tomorrow the Mauri quiper O kiper Mauri club
- 51:01is formed with money our investment, our saying that it has been enabled to
- 51:06share and others and, in fact, today there are sports societies in Argentina
- 51:10or these gyms that we see that they advertise by various means, that they
- 51:16coblan counted for the service that they are part of. You' re not
- 51:22the end- of- profit sports center socities and so much, well you
- 51:31guys, but you' re copying professionally. Not how they' re not
- 51:35competing on a professional level of sports. Let' s say they' re
- 51:40not sports for this development to develop. Copy how we started. How River
- 51:45Play started, a small group of guys who wanted to play football. They
- 51:52formed the clubs that then joined and so River was born how our cousins roared.
- 51:58Someone here tells me the President of the AF La Chiquita Pia himself has
- 52:00a club for him and manages it purely private investment. This is a rather
- 52:04unpresentable character on the other hand, but what' s done is left on
- 52:07my side, but I do hear it. That' s right. I
- 52:12will not ignore it, because I have denounced it many times that there exists
- 52:19today, unfortunately, an important level of corruption in Argentine football. And for
- 52:24this I have already proposed in Glondona' s life, two laws that present
- 52:31them Chamber of Deputies and unfortunately, they have never deigned to tattoo one to
- 52:38protect and tutelate the heritage of the football clubs, because today the leaders do
- 52:45not account for the money that they manage ps find out how much money spent
- 52:54leading in a certain wave. There' s no way, there' s
- 52:58no way, you have to make a trial, there' s no real
- 53:04control over the administration of football clubs. That' s why I proposed in
- 53:07the year two thousand and seven a project lecturing this situation. And the other
- 53:10project was for there to be diritos that involve the football leaders, because if
- 53:17a football leader is sitting on both sides of the counter when doing an operation,
- 53:23buys a footballer on the one hand and buys a footballer for work,
- 53:30because this is going to pass quietly with the sports limited companies. Imagine that
- 53:37an entrepreneur buys river and Boca, to Racing and independent, to San Lorenzo
- 53:44and Hurricane. He went to all of them together that championship. We'
- 53:50re gonna have you figure out the decha bets. There would be no limitation
- 53:54in that regard. Me, Maurio team get together and we can buy River
- 53:57and Boca or we can' t buy any say we can' t or
- 54:00for more than one club. I guess you have to give some kind of
- 54:02limitation. Where' s the limitation set? You don' t ask yourself
- 54:08that you know there' s no limitation. I don' t know about
- 54:13the limitation of some kind of limitation. But also, if they are sports
- 54:19companies, there are always legal forms to violate limitations of this kind, i
- 54:25e traangulation. It is something that exists even today, which is the great
- 54:31subject that we have been denouncing. Imagine with commercial companies, where we'
- 54:39re even going to have the right to make it a trial to see the
- 54:45books. Today, at least I have the right to start a trial to
- 54:50see them tables from above, because my associate status allows me to do so.
- 54:54Tomorrow. A public limited liability company only the shareholders for winning and investments
- 55:04that are not taken against it. I ask something I say things that have
- 55:07been told me by private investment that I don' t know Hornequian invests in
- 55:14river but stays. I do not know as if it were common in a
- 55:16company, not with majority control, with the lack of investment, but that
- 55:21it is channeled in another way that society does not know how to explain it
- 55:25in another way without being retained, but belonging to it, but not to
- 55:30control. This can be done. In fact, today there are forms of
- 55:34hiring that allow certain investments in football clubs, without the partners keeping this end
- 55:42to the truist who have the civil tattoos. For example, the trusts,
- 55:52which at some point our cousins made to buy footballers. You' ll remember
- 56:00they put together a federo, they counted money, and that' s how
- 56:06they bought it. Now in River they are also making a video store to
- 56:12remember money for another kind of purpose. But let' s say there are
- 56:16ways to go to private investment and credit. And let' s also remember
- 56:23that clubs are private, they' re yours, they' re all mine,
- 56:29what we' re club partners, they have crazy owners. Yes,
- 56:31now when, for example, and here I' m going to give my
- 56:35help to Wikipedia, when the white and celestial anonic society, which that private
- 56:39Argentine company, commissioned the growth of football and the stadium of Marchai Dance Interrat,
- 56:45Marchandising der Racing from December 2000 to July 2000. What happened to that
- 56:52experience, For example, ask the current Minister of Justice who is a Racing
- 57:00mou fan talk that and Celeste didn' t do well. All right,
- 57:05let' s go. I do not want to enter the internal life of
- 57:10another entity on a prudent account, but there were no happy experiences in Argentina.
- 57:16There were no class presses of differentiation in Argentina. I don' t
- 57:21know the experience of Girl and Barranca who took first, but what experience is
- 57:29not with the trofe. They are civil, there are no private capital,
- 57:37as well as legal form is a civil association that have implemented the best private
- 57:43agreements. Otherwise it may be, but the legal form remains non- profit
- 57:51entities is because here it is confused what it is, obviously, that football
- 57:55clubs we have to be efficient in management and, obviously we have to earn
- 58:00money to finance sports, social and cultural activities, because without money we cannot
- 58:06finance them. But the goal of a civil association is the money that earns
- 58:17to reuse it for more sports, sotrial and cultural spaces. The money instead,
- 58:24a commercial company, the money you earn to distribute it to your shareholders.
- 58:30They are two totally different purposes, two totally different conceptions. And let
- 58:37' s also think in the movie World Creet that the character made Michael Douglas,
- 58:47bought company to scrap them and sell the assets and make money. They
- 58:52didn' t care, they didn' t care to close a company,
- 58:58the number of personnel left in the class. If you don' t implement
- 59:01the assets go. Something like that happened with the Argentine Gatherings. Also with
- 59:06the experience we had in its privatized stage, then what will happen to football
- 59:12clubs. They' re gonna sell the land, make buildings. Notice what
- 59:20happened the other day, in the final of the Copa América, if the
- 59:23prices are set according to the market, as happened the other day, that
- 59:30there were tickets that were paid twelve zero in the official resale, twelve thousand
- 59:36dollars in the official resale. Realize that this generates violence, because you are
- 59:44excluding the possibility of watching a football match to the most popular sectors. Why
- 59:52it happened, why there was so much violence the other day, because there
- 59:57were people without entry who wanted to enter the stadium. But there are so
- 1:00:02many people a hundred entry because there are popular factors that did not have the
- 1:00:09possibility to pay an entry whose official cheaper value was seven hundred dollars. Seven
- 1:00:14hundred dollars in a lot of silver here in the United States. Yeah,
- 1:00:19no, I have family living in America. I travel with a certain frequency
- 1:00:24and about money, seven hundred dollars there. So, if you allow the
- 1:00:30end of profit to be the only determining factor to set the value of an
- 1:00:35entry, you are selecting, now discriminating that the issue is fashionable to a
- 1:00:43section of the population that is the most fond of football and is the one
- 1:00:49that has concluded throughout history, to the passion for football. Pie Daniel Este
- 1:01:00thank you very much, as always, and well, as always, the
- 1:01:04recommendation to follow him there. To Daniel Social, to Daniel on social networks,
- 1:01:07on Twitter, for example, also on Instagram, where he posted part
- 1:01:13of all this. Let' s just say he' s been talking to
- 1:01:15us, yablos They' ve had him practically stopped since yesterday. All these
- 1:01:17analyses, all these particular looks, Daniel, have it like this on the
- 1:01:22social network of the Pajarito in Hello. Now it' s x I like
- 1:01:24to keep telling him the little bird on Daniel' s kiper. Thank you,
- 1:01:30Daniel, a big hug. She' s next for a hug Fernando.
- 1:01:32So long, thank you very much, Daniel. Quiper here in plural
- 1:01:36construction long program. Today from fifteen to seventeen it' s sixteen hundred and
- 1:01:40two. We are on the edge of twenty degrees and having updated lowers the
- 1:01:45lu a little bit Now I had fifty pesos, not sixty to one thousand
- 1:01:50four hundred fifty- five drops a little, the risk country of what was
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- 1:02:05we have seen it before exclusive the crasoplete of the dolina. We also read
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- 1:02:45EUR 100 million in aid to the sector, but there is transparency. We
- 1:02:49' re talking about middle ground, not that it' s a topic.
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- 1:08:47Good plural construction led by Fernando Mauri by Radio Trentopic. All right, all
- 1:09:13right. Here we are sixteen, nine, Gustavo Ferreo punches. I tell
- 1:09:15you the production you' re waiting for, you' re waiting for entry.
- 1:09:18Now that you' re at it, don' t check the sum
- 1:09:23Forgive me to see, see, see, let me see a second.
- 1:09:26If that' s it. I greet you, uh, yeah, I
- 1:09:29think you' re already busing good afternoon. How' s it going out
- 1:09:31there, how you' re doing in a very good afternoon. Okay,
- 1:09:33all right, thanks for being there. There are new things you proposed to
- 1:09:36me to talk about beyond everything. I' m going to consult on this
- 1:09:40selection from an almost socio- cultural or social point of view, because there
- 1:09:45is an average debate installed that the secretary of the Undersecretary Sports Garro already asked
- 1:09:51exquitape Mexico to offer apologies for the racist chants of sof Fernández, player who
- 1:09:58will receive a warning from his English team, the chel yes, the Federation
- 1:10:01preces de futbol a jer and it is a pose FIFAN before the AFA.
- 1:10:04For this issue that I don' t know if you could read something to
- 1:10:10you minimally inform some of this is about the political situation corresponds to combat racism.
- 1:10:13What opinion do you have? Look at this one if I read it.
- 1:10:16Evidently, I agree, well the apologies that it is are Fernández was
- 1:10:24made to his colleagues from CHELSEA. The point is that we are in a
- 1:10:30moment, let us say, I do not know what the word would be,
- 1:10:34because it is not social, but so special. Let' s say
- 1:10:38everything delicate and I would really like to know if those kinds of situations generate
- 1:10:50or really seek the solution of an existing problem beyond apologies or not, I
- 1:10:56mean to see, I think that within our everyday slang let' s always
- 1:11:06say there are expressions that are not with feat or evil, that one could
- 1:11:13interpret or express them, that is to see, There is a situation and
- 1:11:19I make it parallel to you. Not that I want to get rid of
- 1:11:25the comment. There is a homophobic cry that has been given for a long
- 1:11:30time in the games of the selection of Mexico, when above all it acts
- 1:11:40abroad, that when the archer clears from his area, from his goal,
- 1:11:46they begin to shout to the rivals but imagine, I put with the p
- 1:11:58and I also put as a sort of wave not And and so well,
- 1:12:04it has generated until the suspension. First it was a joke like a wave
- 1:12:12and so until they started complaining and good and they have failed. But who
- 1:12:17this way all the teams with Juan Rico don Es no no imagine, are
- 1:12:25the Mexicans living in the United States, that practically that is the business of
- 1:12:32the Mexican ecion, as has now been seen and when it pulls out of
- 1:12:39arc, the visiting archer or other selection, contrary to either team, selection
- 1:12:46or whatever, it was not like a cry that not as saying good.
- 1:12:51On the other hand, let' s agree that also not many times and
- 1:12:57we see it around the world, from the most non- and phlegmatic people
- 1:13:02at the moment they are on the court. I don' t know how
- 1:13:10to give you a feeling or an explanation by taking off your shirt and being
- 1:13:15with your torso naked. And it' s not that it' s a
- 1:13:19South American Argentine cultural problem, because sometimes the huligans go to Poland, you
- 1:13:24see in the gallery the same exaltation as saying they go to the court,
- 1:13:30like the ancient Rome, to throw all their inner doll contained against this,
- 1:13:38let' s say the show, what happened. Well, I think it
- 1:13:41' s a typical comment. Let' s say bar chant. It'
- 1:13:47s damnable, yes, but for that I don' t know how to
- 1:13:54get down on my knees and do a universal forgiveness preaching. I don'
- 1:13:58t see it. If that told me to be real, it solves all
- 1:14:01the serious discrimination problems that are not one football, but are gender, political
- 1:14:09violence, violent. Then this would be a dump. But, well,
- 1:14:16we are at a very special time where more time than excessive political correctness to
- 1:14:21a large extent. Coincidence with you Look here I used to say you'
- 1:14:25re asking for guilt. We must preach for example. Blabla bla, but
- 1:14:28I can also share part with you play, in my opinion, that we
- 1:14:31live in excess. Let' s say perhaps as you say, this does
- 1:14:35not necessarily tend beyond condemning him in this situation. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
- 1:14:39yeah, don' t try to change the qubo status. I remember
- 1:14:42now it' s broadcasting in football, on social media, you get past
- 1:14:45everything and anything. But I say you can condemn a commentator or the one
- 1:14:48that covers the playing field if you call such a player black, when I
- 1:14:53am black inclusive that amazing black. It is discriminatory to say someone ice cream
- 1:15:00or black in the media Juan. From a loving point of view, I
- 1:15:04don' t remember whether it was Luis Suarez or who. Comment on the
- 1:15:11whole black guy, but it' s like part of a nickname. It
- 1:15:15' s not a symptom of a child And so you see this not being
- 1:15:24I say certain schemes that you see in the daily algot let' s say
- 1:15:33in all areas of comment, not even within certain homophobic aspects, that you
- 1:15:42say yes, I' m a faggot and in the same person and you
- 1:15:45tell it and you recognize it. Yeah. Anyway, then, peeled,
- 1:15:48I' m peeled. I don' t mind being called the bald one,
- 1:15:53I' m fat, I' m fat, my husband tells me,
- 1:15:57but I don' t mind my fat one and it bothers me.
- 1:15:58Now if you don' t mind, well, of course, well,
- 1:16:01I' ll tell my wife my chubby girl who' s my chubby lover
- 1:16:04like this. But, well, that' s right, it' s
- 1:16:08only well seen. Then there are situations where, in short, I think
- 1:16:14that besides, if someone is offended, then with that person directly analyze it.
- 1:16:25That' s what you apologize to him for. There are historical things
- 1:16:29that, of course, we say the same circumstances as we have been talking
- 1:16:34about migratory phenomena for many years now. They give you that you would never
- 1:16:40imagine. Let' s say a Spanish selection where you in let' s
- 1:16:45say in your mental history at the same time with beret and the typical character
- 1:16:51of a Basque Country, now let' s say that its two characters are
- 1:16:58stars and people of color of African migrant origin, not as you see.
- 1:17:00Let' s say the French selection, wherever you say, well, they
- 1:17:05represent the whole spirit. Let' s say what the French Confederation is at
- 1:17:11the time, and so on, Spanish nation, Spanish election today, that
- 1:17:16' s exactly why I' m saying no. So, well, we
- 1:17:19accept it as such. But, well, let' s not say you
- 1:17:29analyze yourself as a sort of what I could say about punishment, not for
- 1:17:34a comment, because then we already enter who' s who to judge who.
- 1:17:40No. Then I might also feel like a minority in one place.
- 1:17:45Or I say I' m white- skinned. I don' t know,
- 1:17:53I remember many years ago. That' s how I told you this
- 1:17:55story. I lived in the United States and had to take out the famous
- 1:18:00social Curity Namber. No, well, then I go to the office,
- 1:18:04you make me in form, I deliver it, etcetera, and when you
- 1:18:10read it the employee tells me here there' s a problem. I say
- 1:18:13what is the problem that you put, that is, how it was Latino
- 1:18:21ethnic race and white skin color. There is a contradiction because Latinos are brown,
- 1:18:31that is to say the typical Latin origin is in the mix, let
- 1:18:38' s say Spanish with the native who is brown. Then he says here
- 1:18:45he' s going to refuse me. The computer I' m talking to
- 1:18:47you seriously. No. Then the pipe blocked and tells me I can'
- 1:18:51t. Let me go check with my boss and I remember that at that
- 1:18:57moment the boss comes over there at the counter that' s the problem and
- 1:19:00she tells him no that the gentleman obviously says he belongs to say the Latino
- 1:19:09race, but his skin is white. So the guy remembers a big guy
- 1:19:15very much what they call this non- American was, not the typical one
- 1:19:21tells me where you were born in Argentina and takes a postcard out of your
- 1:19:28shirt pocket and tells me from here and it was a postcard from the obelisk
- 1:19:31of Buenos Aires. And my mother tells me right now she' s on
- 1:19:35vacation there and she gets me to read what the ramadre tells her. Well,
- 1:19:41I' m in this very pretty city, very European, all the
- 1:19:45people are white. So the guy tells the employee there they' re all
- 1:19:51white, white her. And that' s how I got the definition my
- 1:20:00problem for social security ambers and really good. Not like that, so it
- 1:20:05' s not offensive or anything like that. Don' t say this one
- 1:20:12again now if you do something costs no, obviously. Obviously, now the
- 1:20:18question comes Miley, not that he gets involved in everything with all the problems
- 1:20:21that we have now to apologize to the President, because I have to make
- 1:20:26one more criticism and I have title of this hour. Miley shares a message
- 1:20:29calling for Julio Garro' s resignation, which we mentioned, as he is
- 1:20:31the undersecretary to power the official' s sayings about me telling me to see.
- 1:20:35Let' s get a little history of the thing. The morning,
- 1:20:36in the interview with the very serious respectable Mario Donnell Garro said Messi and AFA
- 1:20:42should apologize for this from a sof Hernández, the chants, etcetera. Then
- 1:20:46he backed out, went out when you said no. Actually I didn'
- 1:20:49t ask for that and now my law retweets about a certain user Pittigen.
- 1:20:54No one knows says this Piti. We all know what the jabo is.
- 1:20:58Miley pabo loves and benches, even since he was totally criticized. To say
- 1:21:03that Messi has capital letters to apologize to colonizing Europeans, colonizing Europeans for a
- 1:21:12song that tells the truth, is to go, totally against new capitals of
- 1:21:17the ideology of jabo. Garro has to be out right now, that is
- 1:21:23Milay asks for Twitter between the comillos. It suggests that it will displace it,
- 1:21:28Agarro, but I respect something where it says that Europeans are colonizers and
- 1:21:33that the song is absolutely right. What do you want me to say,
- 1:21:40Gustavo? No. No, no, no, no, really nothing is
- 1:21:44getting in the way of you. No, that' s that market weasel
- 1:21:48talk. Not this and good I don' t know if it' s
- 1:21:55right said that I don' t ask you, my opinion that the first
- 1:22:00one gets in to rethink this, to displace an official virtually on Twitter,
- 1:22:02because I guess I' ll catch you going to have to be displaced.
- 1:22:04Or I agree with the celebrities and that what they sang was actually fine.
- 1:22:10They sang them are Fernández, of course, and the famous song when it
- 1:22:15was the games with Brazil. We already know that Brazil is in good mourning
- 1:22:19they are to see let' s say they are parts and to me they
- 1:22:28taught in the old granum tribune, but with the high base of river It
- 1:22:31is a brother of my mom, not Barra, but from Sunday of court
- 1:22:39how were the paper cones, that they had leaflets and bands, and one
- 1:22:44of the tribune above threw them, filled them with orin and threw them and
- 1:22:49they were falling and splashing. Let' s see, they' re anecdotes
- 1:22:53that I' m laughing now. Evidently, if you tell me I prefer,
- 1:22:57I prefer, I don' t tell you that, but it'
- 1:23:00s much more dangerous than holding on. Let' s say you' re
- 1:23:02bottled, you' re beer, let' s say with totally crazy stands.
- 1:23:09Anyway, well, you wanted to talk about something else, the namica,
- 1:23:12no, no, the selection itself. I am also telling you as
- 1:23:16a phenomenon of analysis at the Latin American level that practically re- filled the
- 1:23:26information pages of most of the countries of the continent. And, above all,
- 1:23:30if I am going to make it bisabus in the case of Mexico,
- 1:23:32where, obviously, you have an economic power that manages football of such magnitude
- 1:23:40and, on the other hand, against increasingly negative results. So the question
- 1:23:45is the cultural phenomenon. Where you' re born, look at a coworker.
- 1:23:51I don' t know if I told you he was doing it a
- 1:23:57couple of months ago, got in and wrote down Menotti' s football school.
- 1:24:01He had to do beyond the practicals. He had to go to Argentina
- 1:24:05to do his internships, his two weeks of work, practical in a club.
- 1:24:14So, just like that, he talked to him, where he kind
- 1:24:18of woke up the fact. For example, I give you a case here
- 1:24:23in Mexico, a boy of twenty four or twenty- five who is playing
- 1:24:30on a team tell you the rookie, the debutante or here you debut to
- 1:24:36that no, I mean, it' s hope and he said look.
- 1:24:40I was training 13- year- old Chico as part of my practice and
- 1:24:45they were already perfectly marked to say if in six months, he doesn'
- 1:24:50t jump to the next division or not debut in the first. It'
- 1:24:54s already off the market. Not because the idea is good. Debut at
- 1:24:58sixteen and on seventeen and eighteen days. He' s already been taken.
- 1:25:01It' s a bit of a situation. Now what I' m going
- 1:25:05to do is more done the behavior of these guys. Practically the leap of
- 1:25:11Europe was seen there. They are playing in clubs of ids called public limited
- 1:25:18company or whatever you want, but where, obviously, from the first moment
- 1:25:23they told him to see this is a job and you are a worker of
- 1:25:29this company called Fulanoetal. When I see from good morning, you' re
- 1:25:33going to be in the mic. You have to wear the suit so mark
- 1:25:39the Markatai tie, that they are the pratizers, and you are a person
- 1:25:44that you have to make an example. Let' s say for the institution.
- 1:25:48So I, like they' re being formed with that imprint, you
- 1:25:53' re not going to see the guy the night we say partying in some
- 1:25:59bowling alley or some kind of cases. If they do it in the locker
- 1:26:02room, at the hotel at night it' s a problem. But outwards,
- 1:26:05which usually happens, for example, to the Mexican players who went to
- 1:26:10Europe. The most specific case Geova nido santo compañero de cuarta y de Carrera
- 1:26:21de Messi in the basic forces and the day he left, the guy from
- 1:26:27the first night he debuted left to party Barcelona. He said no here no,
- 1:26:32and so he continued to purify many countries of the world. Well,
- 1:26:39today, at Messi' s age, he' s retired two years ago.
- 1:26:43Obviously, he didn' t handle that quality. Then that' s
- 1:26:46luck. Let' s say situation of guys who left. I see it
- 1:26:51that way eye maybe I' m wrong. They left very young. They
- 1:26:57fed on culture and a feeling of country from abroad that sometimes strengthens day by
- 1:27:02day much more, because it is nostalgia. Let' s say identity in
- 1:27:11exile, I' m going to use it that way. Not then do
- 1:27:16they mark a conduct not only of companionship, but of professionalism, even of
- 1:27:23mysticism. Not that it' s them and besides, with the phenomenon they
- 1:27:29know that if they say they don' t give the width. The next
- 1:27:34day you have in row three or four alternatives to implant that not. Then
- 1:27:42you see they don' t play by heart. No, no, but
- 1:27:46there is also I think that there is an education fund that they were having
- 1:27:54in their say their experiences abroad, so not to call it working in serious
- 1:28:02institutions, that they were marking the behavior also of life. So I think
- 1:28:11he has a justification, too. It' s not like I eat three
- 1:28:15plates of radios anymore and I go out to play and let' s say
- 1:28:21cancherando you see that there is no canchersmo there are no leftovers. Maybe the
- 1:28:28only disclaimer is that what happened in the locker room and that' s what
- 1:28:32comes out of the ordinary. There, if you want to call him,
- 1:28:40the containment came out to the tension, the neighborhood came out, it came
- 1:28:46out to the end in a background that remembers him in his origins, but
- 1:28:53they are already other boys totally with other formation and other culture and precisely generate
- 1:29:01and contagion those in front of other boys who were not even born in the
- 1:29:06country, who now opted for the country, but they are the example of
- 1:29:10infecting this mystic. If there were not this mystic, many of these children
- 1:29:15born outside the country would have chosen to choose other alternatives from their respective countries.
- 1:29:25So I, for that reason, analyze this kind of cultural and social
- 1:29:30phenomenon. Selection seems to you to be a cultural or social phenomenon and at
- 1:29:35this moment it is and it is the only thing where it has practically generated
- 1:29:42a feeling of unity of the country. But not necessarily beyond the triumphs,
- 1:29:45but what they represent. Don' t mix up Look, Milady also said
- 1:29:51she was offering them the balcony And all of it, not that They'
- 1:29:56re playing for the country. Their referents are not institutions or governments, but
- 1:30:00people and at all times they are. All we do is give people joy
- 1:30:06and that has a very special meaning. I feel that way maybe from so
- 1:30:13many miles away and that' s why it' s contagious. I mean,
- 1:30:18it' s not the fact of me getting together and I' m
- 1:30:21telling you luis amis. This is where the selection plays. It' s
- 1:30:26practically good. Why she didn' t accept well, because part of all
- 1:30:30that, part of being in the selection, is signing advertising contracts with most
- 1:30:36sponsoring companies, very strong companies. Then you see the players in labels.
- 1:30:45I don' t know from a soda, chips, etcetera, etcetera.
- 1:30:53For the same and the same in advertising and the coach as well, etcetera.
- 1:31:00I mean, to see after the step, this poor boy who used
- 1:31:02it, who resigned yesterday in the selection, because I say they used it,
- 1:31:08they said in my Maria Hine, no, no, no, he
- 1:31:12' s the coach of Mexico, Charte de México, sorry. Yeah,
- 1:31:15if they threw him out there, because, well, obviously they inflated him
- 1:31:23for the TV sets that own football. Let' s say, it was
- 1:31:28a special alternative to starting the America Cup and well they already had their project.
- 1:31:30It didn' t give them time, well they had it, et
- 1:31:33cetera, et cetera. What am I going to do? Well, then
- 1:31:36they invented also the way the guy was Jaime Jimmi, it was the Lamborshimi
- 1:31:42and the Morchimi and it melted in the first corner. Yes, but well,
- 1:31:47all that commercial mysticism doesn' t really happen in our country, so
- 1:31:55you only generate, that is, in the case of Mexican football, to
- 1:32:00continue playing in the United States, because you have approximately forty million Mexicans who
- 1:32:06are there who buy you two or three hundred dollars each entry that arrives in
- 1:32:11a stadium, even if it plays in contrinidad Ovago, then, evidently they
- 1:32:21have preferred a business and not a feeling. I believe that today in Argentina
- 1:32:25the selection conveys a feeling and is not really a business. Although, evidently
- 1:32:30leaving him the three sixteen billion dollars, there is the tiquitapia so that he
- 1:32:34can pay his never criminal dryer that we have in the mother totally good.
- 1:32:44We also had the old black one for that, but, well, maybe
- 1:32:49that' s not, I mean, it' s a little bit of
- 1:32:57him in front of that, I think he' s even given free reins
- 1:33:00to players having an opinion. No, they' re the ones who hold
- 1:33:04him. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So, okay.
- 1:33:10There will be the comment, a more social comment. I really think
- 1:33:15it' s fundamental. Really like they understood, which meant being a sports
- 1:33:24professional. All right, gus hug thank you so much, as it is
- 1:33:30always, on the contrary, a hug, big hug Gustavo forrarily Wolfson.
- 1:33:32We' re full football for Chelsea says about that Fernández fuentable. I repeat
- 1:33:40what Gustavo said. This is closer to him than to Equiper. Political correctness
- 1:33:42is now condemnable. They' re a bunch of players singing in a wire
- 1:33:45was wrong. Let' s say yes, I think it' s worse
- 1:33:48with the millet to change the two millay that I' m going to tell
- 1:33:51you to see Gustavo says it' s a damnable thing. The canticonso Fernandez
- 1:33:54now solves the problems of serious discrimination in the world. A song of refuge,
- 1:33:58a song in the midst of violence, for example, and I think
- 1:34:00Gustavo is right let' s say Daniel Kipara used to say well, yes,
- 1:34:05everything exemplifies and is also true a little, but I say is a
- 1:34:10football player. He' s not in a private setting. I think they
- 1:34:12did it myself, but good at the glow of a katy is and I
- 1:34:15don' t do it for Argentineism. No selection, I don' t
- 1:34:18even see from the games. I don' t even care much about the
- 1:34:20point of selection. I' m honest with you, but I think it
- 1:34:23' s true. Like maybe your match doesn' t look like your President
- 1:34:27' s maches to me. Let' s go tell the story. Agarro
- 1:34:30tub Secretary of Sports, told Mario Donnell that they should ask for blame Messi
- 1:34:33and Chiquitapia. Vecto upset the government. There were a couple of spokespeople,
- 1:34:43libertarians or trolls who hit him. Agarro, who is a man of the
- 1:34:46pro- Sports Secretary, understands silver. The guy went back. Someone even
- 1:34:50sent me here as one. He' s in a Watsapp group spreading everything.
- 1:34:54Commenting on save an economist tells me it doesn' t look like it
- 1:34:57was bege news. Not about Agarro wasn' t a peñus pedios. He
- 1:35:00asked for that apology from Messi the little Pia. I don' t know
- 1:35:03if it was to hit Chiquita Pia by elevation when he' s facing the
- 1:35:05government because of the issue of society, of that reality. Then he appealed
- 1:35:09because this fell very well for the government, because Messa is an untouchable for
- 1:35:12politics. Messi is an untouchable. You don' t have to touch Messi,
- 1:35:15because that also generates unpopularity you and I criticize me if I will generate
- 1:35:18popular in me as a journalist or politician. As a politician. Well and
- 1:35:24then it should have regulated And now what milay does, as georg just told
- 1:35:29Gustavo, is shares a message that asks for Garro' s resignation and that
- 1:35:32has this element of ratification of what these many sang, the canton is fernández.
- 1:35:39Let' s say that Messi has to apologize to colonizing Europeans for a
- 1:35:45sanction that tells the truth, that is, that they are colonizers who are
- 1:35:47black, that Vappe is taken to forgive me women or that gay and that
- 1:35:54in reality the selection should be the selection of aphrics. I don' t
- 1:35:58know how many things these have against corporal ideology, too. It' s
- 1:36:01true, because it has an ideology where all that anger or Trump' s
- 1:36:09attack repudiable to trap Trump. Not for my Lene was the international globalist left.
- 1:36:14Not this loony wolf, which seems weird, which is apparently a game
- 1:36:16in imbalance among the many in the United States. I think it was Iranian.
- 1:36:20I don' t know who. Not leftist ideology, nothing to see
- 1:36:23either the left or the international. That one' s gonna be nice to
- 1:36:26us. Here it had nothing to do with the outside or Iran. Nor
- 1:36:29do I know that neither Cuba, nor Russia nor China is a local issue.
- 1:36:32A loco in the United States. Well, this mixes everything up and
- 1:36:35now my law mixes and asks virtually for resignation and this kind of social media
- 1:36:41claw, practically killed him and now he' s shooting in the middle of
- 1:36:44the country. It is obviously mount, the quilombos that Milaye received and that
- 1:36:47deepen the disasters that my law receives, that deepens for evil. Well,
- 1:36:50the time is on your Twitter account to bolude me around with this and throw
- 1:36:55the 60th official out leaving you resigned already today they made this textile TV entrepreneur,
- 1:37:02which seems to be not very serious. But well, I gave you
- 1:37:08expensive Gacan. Another economic being who had questioned management is potorno two. First
- 1:37:12there was the power of the Council, not an official in itself an advisory
- 1:37:15council from which neither he would charge nor charge pesos, I suppose or expected,
- 1:37:21but another one working the almost sixty that Miley casts, as well as
- 1:37:25a moment in an interview with an anteriolaje, a colleague of terror, from
- 1:37:30terrible right, anti- proncha, you peronistas of terror, the minister of
- 1:37:34labor had thrown out saying that he had been responsible for raising the executive salary
- 1:37:39of the members of the executive. It had had nothing to do with it
- 1:37:41and Ramiro also joined the more relegator porteño and managed some economic sensors of Millay
- 1:37:45integrates this Economic Council that had uploaded an X post that had said the BI
- 1:37:49champion of America, champion of the world and best footballer of history. I
- 1:37:53' m always the best in history. I am the best journalist in history
- 1:37:57and I tell you Silvia Juan on radio Toto Caputo is the best minister in
- 1:38:01history. Peto, he was better at minimizing the history of human capital.
- 1:38:05For everything like that, the best footballer ever.“ You don’ t
- 1:38:09have to apologize to anyone,” Marran said. You don' t have
- 1:38:11to ask to lose anyone to keep crying for a simple dot song. I
- 1:38:14mean, it minimizes the song that Gustavo Fernandi for volunumo didn' t minimize,
- 1:38:18but they said we don' t believe in that kind of thing.
- 1:38:20The former creation of the Gee Club el Chelsea because the French comrades have had
- 1:38:26little effect on economic songs. It seems all very much about everything, but
- 1:38:29let' s say that, politicians Miley Marra are banking this song, displacing
- 1:38:34officials for this statement. The truth is, it' s amazing. The
- 1:38:36truth is it' s incredible at the point we' re in Argentina.
- 1:38:40We' re going for a very small pause and I' m already saying
- 1:38:43goodbye. We' re already listening to the minute, the two economic panoramas
- 1:38:46of Alejandro Rosman. Tomorrow Thursday we met again at four o' clock in
- 1:38:49the afternoon. We closed the week with an interview with political scientist Julio Burman.
- 1:38:55Let' s go to Juan and blow it up. We remind you
- 1:39:08that you can find us on social networks, on our website, where we
- 1:39:12extend our journalistic work. We find ourselves on Twitter under the Nick Arroba,
- 1:39:15Instagram approaches, fer M two thousand twenty- two, Ferm de Farmauriy two
- 1:39:23thousand twenty- two and, as always where we upload audios of the program
- 1:39:27analysis of specialist columnists. Our website adds approaches, blogs you are a fan
- 1:39:34of beef in Argentina meat and you will find the best tips, tricks and
- 1:39:43recipes to prepare the best meat in the world and enjoy it with family and
- 1:39:47friends. Plural construction led by Fernando Maurik by Radio. All right, all
- 1:40:01right, so we' re twelve minutes. We stay, Juan I of
- 1:40:03Alejandro Rosman told me very well and we have twenty programs left and that I
- 1:40:09stay about five or seven minutes for me to see I will review the country
- 1:40:14of Madrid, since we are having a little nice time until the two hours
- 1:40:16be so fast. We were with Sergio de Piero, we were with Gustavo
- 1:40:23barriy Wolveis and also with Daniel Kipper. I' m going over my Twitter
- 1:40:26account. For some sports only a business, Kipper Rosman told us. We
- 1:40:30' re gonna like it for a little while with this country risk. There
- 1:40:32' s danger of faul seeing what else, what else? In my profile
- 1:40:42of the social network of the Pajarito, I don' t want to call
- 1:40:45X because I don' t like seeing the elections anymore, which has its
- 1:40:57social phenomenon and national reflection and plays for people, not for politicians. I
- 1:41:00used to say for ri Walfinson before I stood up. He was telling us
- 1:41:02and these circles are already on Twitter. As I say, the latest developments
- 1:41:04in recent days are the criticisms of sectors which, to some extent, rely
- 1:41:08on my law, on their programme and which are beginning to say that in
- 1:41:11the future, with these measures, the economic partnership will not work. There
- 1:41:15is a guard that is in force in a federal court in San Martín against
- 1:41:18the anism societies in football, so Millay' s management should taste it.
- 1:41:23The Government should obtain and promote this which affects the legal certainty of which the
- 1:41:27President speaks so much. That' s what Daniel Kipper said. Here a
- 1:41:31few minutes ago, three voices were passed. Kippers got fired for Brie Wolfilson
- 1:41:36paraded. Well, come on, open up the country of Madrid. I
- 1:41:41' ve told you before about Pedro Sanchez. Baiden says he would consider retiring
- 1:41:45xiste was recommended by a doctor for health problems. The eighty- one-
- 1:41:48year- old president will sign an interview that gives him a little wisdom to
- 1:41:51see. Let' s comment a little more. In reality. I'
- 1:41:57ll go over some notes. I allow myself while the country is muddy milay
- 1:42:02against the Sub- Decree of Sports for having entered it month by month and
- 1:42:10nobody messes with Messi well my law does not stop in these times of extreme
- 1:42:14individualism. We must remember that we form a social collective. Adorni said yesterday
- 1:42:18we don' t care about the value of the dollar, which I bet
- 1:42:21on dollar loses in the works of historicals in Argentina. We don' t
- 1:42:23care about the after dollar nor do we take care of the risk country you
- 1:42:28see the spokesman Adorno. Adorno also talked about the newsroom, and the madness
- 1:42:33is total. We' re not doing this. I spent my last post
- 1:42:38today on Instagram. We' re going to make an IPS press room.
- 1:42:43We' re talking about the government house press room, journalists who can prove
- 1:42:46they deserve to be close to the President of the nation. Adorne said to
- 1:42:50see Adorno, Adorn Sorry comes out to the press of the great id.
- 1:42:56You have to accurate in the media terms is the discussion that half and half
- 1:42:58not so being. You can' t kick the President, the Government,
- 1:43:01you can' t choose that ah for the nation more goes this way from
- 1:43:08the bare trebuc or Kabac, that' s what frequents the fifth olive trees
- 1:43:12by Clarín Batal, by the financial sphere Batán and you can' t stop
- 1:43:15which journalist sends every medium everything. They can see, and it is controversial
- 1:43:18to see, that it is not discretionary, what media they attend as they
- 1:43:23rotate and then the armed pride of these people, of cruelty. We'
- 1:43:26re not going to see what journalists can prove, show that they deserve to
- 1:43:30be close to being around. First you put it down as a garnish.
- 1:43:31Not the President seems like saying he' s up to his height, at
- 1:43:36your height, that there are already four cups of journalism, as I am,
- 1:43:40but the pride of these people, the truth that is impressive. Key.
- 1:43:44I' m an official in the city of secretary laughing ended up being
- 1:43:46the cardboard man' s head. Look what he said. Crave that you
- 1:43:49don' t have to give it so you don' t collaborate with the
- 1:43:58situation of the humble. You don' t have to hit them. You
- 1:44:00don' t have to give if you give him a plate of food and
- 1:44:01a person who lives in the street accommodates him in poverty, but I say
- 1:44:05yes, yes, there is left to the poor one you have to give
- 1:44:09him the cane, to give him fish and to give him the cane to
- 1:44:10learn to fish. But this sentence is so sure. Everything' s so
- 1:44:13safe. This is the proe. It' s not a millionaire, but
- 1:44:15it looks like you give him a plate of food or a soup from a
- 1:44:17person who lives in the street and how to do it That' s why,
- 1:44:19in other words, let' s not help the person who is on
- 1:44:23the street and, on the other hand, the head of the cardboard boxer,
- 1:44:25is already different from the rest of the citizens. The truth is that
- 1:44:27the sensitivity of these people, I say the but wide, the Peronists steal
- 1:44:30but they do and they are sensitive, they steal from four hands. But
- 1:44:33among these people who fill their money for finance, who have the least sensitivity
- 1:44:36that they do nothing for the poor. I think the choice is clear,
- 1:44:41tall and tells someone that he' s not a Peronist, he' s
- 1:44:44not anti Peronist either, but I' m legitimate to be a Peronist.
- 1:44:47Well, Central. Speaking of this, we are also going to base now
- 1:44:51the intervention that we are going to listen to this little minute as it goes
- 1:45:00as we are going to listen to Rome in a little bit tomorrow, then
- 1:45:04we close with Marcos Novaro. Next week we' ll see how well we
- 1:45:08start Tuesday. Let me review the current situation a little bit more with notes
- 1:45:15that I have here in the cellu Bueno say terrible to see the markets.
- 1:45:19As I say I have already consulted it all the time, that this Argentina,
- 1:45:25power where the dollar does not matter, at risk, country where the
- 1:45:28government intervenes, where you crucify. If it' s this use, it
- 1:45:31' s always what I' m talking about, that there' s a
- 1:45:35new side back to being the intelligence idesaluce in a thousand and it' s
- 1:45:40going to use it to follow its own and strange let' s say from
- 1:45:42its cabinet and from outside its own and others. Well, it' s
- 1:45:45a constant of all governments, now this government. The problem is, it
- 1:45:46' s more of the same thing. It' ll be a little worse
- 1:45:48than the steelfish. It' s more of the same as it' s
- 1:45:50different. Well, I' m saying good- bye to you practically at
- 1:45:55sixteen forty- six I leave you with farand Rome. We make it a
- 1:45:57quiet circle and tomorrow we meet, as I say with the game burman here
- 1:46:00in plural construction. Enjoy inside the winter and the far from the polar ball.
- 1:46:03Although it returns certain quescore on Friday and also instability to rains. I
- 1:46:08think it makes the fleshy Saturday this, the nineteen- twenty of today and
- 1:46:11tomorrow me in a little while right now, before it starts to repecate a
- 1:46:14little bit more going for a run. I haven' t done it in
- 1:46:16a long time because of the cold. I' m violent and enjoy.
- 1:46:18Then, today, tomorrow and tomorrow we meet again and then I will see
- 1:46:21and rebuke a little again. Thank you, John as always for putting in
- 1:46:25the agre. Thank you very much, Silvia, working for the reproduction product.
- 1:46:28We listen to Alejandro Rockmann and see you here tomorrow passing the twenty season
- 1:46:32of this programmer called plural construction. Bye bye, and remember what I told
- 1:46:36you. A little while ago in these times we have to live of extreme
- 1:46:45individualism, let us remember that we formed a social collective so hello. What
- 1:46:56do you know how Alejandro Rosa speaks? With the economic and social developments of
- 1:47:01the week, of course, they lead the analysis. We want to do
- 1:47:06today the latest measures taken during the weekend by the national government in the face
- 1:47:14of the crisis of the excerio sector, which had brought the awareness of the
- 1:47:19values of the dollar to both the marginal level that operates the same in the
- 1:47:26caves and the financial character to values that included a gap with the official dollar
- 1:47:32of about sixty percent and were growing sharply day by day. The weekend saw
- 1:47:40a series of distinctions in financial policy that has caused a real shock in the
- 1:47:45current scenario. Yesterday and today it was repeated it was recorded a day with
- 1:47:53extraordinary numbers in the market. The Government announced the official intervention with crest in
- 1:48:02the values of the constitution of the foreign currency, with the objective to go
- 1:48:09down and these values to make carlos to the official dollar, in order not
- 1:48:13to arouse expectations of immediate evaluation, which is what the market, in a
- 1:48:18large proportion of its most relevant spy factors and desires the decrease by the official
- 1:48:28intervention of the cortización of the ole, counted with the inspiration that it is
- 1:48:33that moderates the process of quotation of the soy dollar, to which it allows
- 1:48:42to know how many are the revenues of the ojeres, because a part of
- 1:48:45twenty percent of the sales to the estador can be listired via. That kind
- 1:48:49of change took place strongly. It was reduced by eight and a half percent
- 1:48:57in the day to day. Yesterday and today it fell back to p extremely
- 1:49:00by three percent. The gap yesterday was forty- one percent and today a
- 1:49:04little lower. Of course, the dollar also lost about a hundred pesos over
- 1:49:12the 1, 500 is six percent in the end. The estimate of the
- 1:49:17fall in the two days, which is a fair one to the sharp and
- 1:49:23important low, but those news that carry along the same line as the national
- 1:49:28government aspires to avoid a devaluation that, transferred to prices, would destroy the
- 1:49:33only beneficial factor that economic policy has. At that time, in the Cenciana
- 1:49:40it moved on a very contrasting plane, because there was a strong cost to
- 1:49:46pay and there was a strong cost to turn off the merbal Yesterday fell nothing
- 1:49:51less than the twelve percent I and continued to go down and the country risk
- 1:49:58the most serious of all indexes move at that moment went up to more than
- 1:50:03one thousand six hundred points, deciding the alsa, which corresponded with the fall
- 1:50:11of the value of the honos, which was of three and a half percent,
- 1:50:16and today it continued to go down not so much, but it was
- 1:50:20descending, that to the expected deployment it fell of the financial dollars, because
- 1:50:28the Central Bank chose to buy dollars from the resisters and then sell them in
- 1:50:33the exchange rate counted with the inspiration to depress it and keep the difference produced
- 1:50:44a reaction contrary to what was expected And in addition to a very true sign
- 1:50:50and alarm, because it coincides with the tendency that is said to discourage,
- 1:50:58it coincides with the perception that the great national and international economic and financial operators
- 1:51:02have had from the market situation. Changing it is very critical and pre-
- 1:51:05announce, as in any other circumstance, is that that value increases the risk
- 1:51:11country so high. They even speak out to a possible folk. There'
- 1:51:16s no worse sign in astronomy than ours. That is, if if you
- 1:51:20were to take an international credit at this time with a risk to go one
- 1:51:26thousand six hundred point, you have to pay already six percent interest, add
- 1:51:31to the market value of the respective interest sauce, that is, a prohibitive
- 1:51:35value, a value that says it is closed for the Argentine economy. Any
- 1:51:41financial transaction he expects the expectation that is the new policy, will put a
- 1:51:48brake on the accumulation of reserve by the commitment of nramy girls. Take and
- 1:51:53buy the dollars offered by spores in the market with potential potential and an impact
- 1:51:59on the payment of future debt. It explains at the downside of the bonds
- 1:52:04is a potential for extension, a very obvious recessive scenario, so much so
- 1:52:12that a notorious economic diner today said that we are probably in a hyper-
- 1:52:18recession process is very serious and that, if it continues to be missed,
- 1:52:24it will add one element to more uncertainty for the Argentine economic future. With
- 1:52:26the agramante that all these maneuvers unfailingly prevent a normal desalination of the market,
- 1:52:32it changes to the self as it would lend itself, because any opening at
- 1:52:38that time would exploit the cautization of the dollar within the framework of the previous
- 1:52:45considerations in the economy of the country. In Neprano financial financial with serious problems,
- 1:52:48as I have just woken up, I do nothing but relate the data
- 1:52:53and comment on them, as do virtually all economists and analysts who work in
- 1:53:00consul financial doctors. I' m not forgetting the content of the measurements.
- 1:53:04Another explanation is given by those who work in the real economy, that of
- 1:53:10goods and services, that of wages, that of employment and that of unemployment,
- 1:53:14that of the ability to take it away. The last of economic growth
- 1:53:21shows very discouraging centuries. Before a Monday and a very convulsed Tuesday the market.
- 1:53:30Information on the economy in general appears on the market. Inflation. According
- 1:53:42to the last data of June, it grew briefly by ten percent compared to
- 1:53:47the inflation of the previous month and seems to be still unpredictable by all the
- 1:53:54financial consequences. But what is marking a deeply occupying scenario is the real economy
- 1:54:00that you do not daily to all producers and/ or consumers in Argentina.
- 1:54:08The level of utilization of sacred capacity was in the month of May last existing
- 1:54:14data of fifty- six comma eight percent. Eleven points less than the same
- 1:54:21month last year, which was almost sixty- eight percent, from a very
- 1:54:26sharp recession, have been lost. It is estimated around 200, 000 jobs,
- 1:54:32according to the latest information of the formal activity, which marks a weakening
- 1:54:40of the ability to retain jobs. A report by the Catholic University of Argentina
- 1:54:50indicates a situation, moreover, of disheartening. The o of you work generation
- 1:55:00incline salis, so the average income per capita in the first semester of this
- 1:55:04year reached about two hundred thirty- four thousand pesos compared to the income of
- 1:55:14the previous silmestre, which was two hundred fifty- five thousand and two hundred
- 1:55:18ninety- five thousand in the first trimese of two thousand twenty- three.
- 1:55:24It indicates that in that last period, a full year with three months of
- 1:55:30acute munda, recession and fall of salary, The population lost an average twenty
- 1:55:34percent of its real purchasing power in the places. If you compare the different
- 1:55:43options in the market according to the location of the income structure, the revenues
- 1:55:47were reduced in real terms between thirty and fifteen percent compared to the same quarter
- 1:55:54of the previous year. This is explained by the fact that labour income,
- 1:56:02such as non- work income, was insufficient to compensate for the increase in
- 1:56:09the basic basket in which poverty levels are ended. Poverty levels are at a
- 1:56:15higher level according to the UCA, they have reached fifty- five percent by
- 1:56:24the end of the first quarter and diligence levels at eighteen. That is a
- 1:56:30very alarming fact, that is to say, that one in five people in
- 1:56:35Argentina does not have enough money to eat a data that was not seen in
- 1:56:42the Argentine economy since the year two thousand one and if one moves in terms
- 1:56:46of productive activity, the information indicates, given by the same government, that
- 1:56:53a call is expected this year, which is almost ten percent greater than the
- 1:56:56fall that occurred in the year two thousand twenty in the middle of the pandemic.
- 1:57:02It is an economic and social pandemic that has strongly affected the industry,
- 1:57:08that all the official appraisals that marked a very significant upturn in the second semester
- 1:57:15have disappeared, because with this information, the tendency to lament the recession that
- 1:57:21marks the new philanthropy project and change it and the discouragement that it implies in
- 1:57:30the area of the courts, which is seven million. The rate of fall
- 1:57:34is also between twenty and thirty percent of the fee received before the new government
- 1:57:41took office. The future pronorama is not very flattering. We' ll see
- 1:57:47what happens in the next few days, what' s going to happen to
- 1:57:50the bond listing. Today we have reacted the dollar bonds that are the ones
- 1:57:56that mark the expectations of the solvency market to change, since you are added
- 1:58:00a lot with the new model even the Minister of Economy son that in the
- 1:58:08future Argentina will have an economy with an expensive role, which will encourage imports
- 1:58:12from abroad and discourage exports, in a framework that faces a safe decrease of
- 1:58:18the reserves, because the Central Bank, by not issuing its only source of
- 1:58:25financing, is given by the purchase of the dollars of the country port with
- 1:58:30lower level of export, lower level of accumulation of reserves. In short,
- 1:58:39we cannot give the inlet a picture today, as it would have been desirable. S