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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
- 0:24Rabiero Mirey was president Hello. Everyone. There is no stabilization plan, not
- 0:41good, but the delay to change. There' s a problem with currency
- 0:44exchange here. It is impossible to achieve the zero deficit in the twenty-
- 0:49four thousand. Good. It' s very little motasiada. There is already
- 0:53a lot of equatoria, but you are not liberal. There were taxes as
- 0:59the province did not, but it was known one more three hundred and sixty
- 1:03- five times and gives me three hundred and sixty s cannot Urania. If
- 1:06there' s no video and there' s no one who invited me to
- 1:10be a federo your Cotuk noodle. They want to know how the economy is
- 1:11going to grow, it' s going to go up like fart bus,
- 1:15but there' s no anchor. Well, because there' s no comprehensive
- 1:18plan. But you should set the path. This is not a liberal government
- 1:22because it did not release the drug. Not because there' s a changed
- 1:25appreciation. There' s appreciation change but freedom so fucking my friends prominate to
- 1:34be. It is a nine week start here in plural construction, with the
- 1:37stand- up presentation of our intergalactic leader. And why not Nobel Peace Prize
- 1:42we' ll see or economy we' ll see one thousand three hundred sixty.
- 1:46The light continues to rise two twenty- six. Today, with Liqui
- 1:49under a little bit, two thousand three hundred eleven. The lu is above
- 1:53all the financiers. The MEP reaches one thousand three hundred thousand ninety- eight,
- 1:57which recopadi semen has equal one thousand four forty the crisis is recorded in
- 2:01asynder title infoba and here in the middle afternoon there will be suspensions of employees
- 2:06in four of the last six months of the year. The Ucwar and the
- 2:08Miguel Pichetto bloc will block the Government' s intention to prioritize in the Argentine
- 2:13Unions. Then it will be sent by the government separately. Later this my
- 2:16case, they praise why they put prisoners for cover- up to the People
- 2:21' s Commissar who is saying, as Infobae said, to this opening the
- 2:28afternoon here in plural construction, summarizes them a little bit the days. The
- 2:31free dollar goes up to one thousand three hundred sixty for sale and sets the
- 2:36new record. We went from there to TV signals, wired news. Let
- 2:42' s see what you' re marking on Tén' s screen so far,
- 2:46with just ten degrees, it' s very cool and the weekend comes
- 2:49fresher even with a maybe minimum degree, is saying the Weather Service on Saturday
- 2:52morning. Well, everyone with this unfortunate fact of this boy' s disappearance
- 2:59is the table of the last urgent loban lunch. This is enter in America
- 3:05twenty- four to see if they all loban coveness and log operatives and sinister
- 3:10clues twelve days of urgent search. Everyone is with urgent, as the urgent
- 3:14last moment is manipulated in news cannes. I' ve already told you and
- 3:19you' ve made some criticism at some point about that. Same thing from
- 3:259th of July. Corrientes a restencia chaco el camino loan el gro en a
- 3:30thousand three hundred sixty. That' s it' s zincun that puts down
- 3:35right in grapt one thousand three hundred sixty, the Blue dollar returns in those
- 3:39days where you jatidically start to put the Brooke dollar. They' re all
- 3:45suspects. Twelve days from now, they' re looking for loan for 12
- 3:50hours and he' s got a count of a count but only TV in
- 3:52everything exaggerates. Twelve hours, fourteen s three of this boy' s disappearance
- 3:55twelve hours. They last twelve days, fourteen hours, three minutes, channel
- 4:01twenty- six. Now, if it was a sunstar, it' s
- 4:03with internationals, it' s not advertising and he was born more ratifying the
- 4:08ten degrees I told you are also advertising. Well, I' ve got
- 4:11him online to see if this man is close to receiving any kind of Economics
- 4:14Nobel of anything. Don Alejandro ask you, my friend, good afternoon,
- 4:16how you are doing, how you are listening. Yeah, yeah, I
- 4:20hear it perfect. You listen well to me. Yeah, yeah, well,
- 4:25well, you' re about to get yourself or Nobel. My lay
- 4:29an Argentine Nobel. He' s close to heading for some kind of Nobel.
- 4:31I don' t know the Nobel, what I know about the curueldad
- 4:34of anything, because we' re close to some Nobel or far away.
- 4:39But have no doubt, for there has been much depreciation of the Nobels.
- 4:45I guess this year they' re going to split like fifteen zero or twenty
- 4:48zero all the economy no, so it wouldn' t be weird if any
- 4:55of them hit you price like fifteen zero what do you know that number?
- 4:57Nothing, a number twenty, so Miley can win, that he can get
- 5:05one and they' ll split one. It just gets hard. We don
- 5:15' t have to take it to the joke. It' s either one
- 5:18more racket, or it' s a gout attack. How we should take
- 5:23it from our President speaking abroad, in this case, in the Czech Republic,
- 5:26is beautiful Prague. The issue is very unpleasant, not because I was
- 5:32with the official with the President of Prague or the Czech Republic and there is
- 5:43that thing that must have generated a unanimous tent of all some countries of Europe.
- 5:48He takes seriously what it' s like to be a Nobel premier.
- 5:54Of course, the world, moreover, is not seen by a fact,
- 5:58it is seen by a letter. The story doesn' t have any.
- 6:00He doesn' t have any trajectory, he doesn' t have any academic
- 6:06intellectual leadership, which is no. I don' t think he does.
- 6:08He agrees with you, he never showed it, and if he has it,
- 6:13he' s such a secret, he' s a great theorist.
- 6:14No, that' s part of the problem, but also that he'
- 6:16s applying recipes that in theory they should give if there' s an average
- 6:23of whether two people eat two chickens, but he' s never going to
- 6:26understand that maybe the rich guy ate two and the poor guy didn' t
- 6:27eat any. No. That' s part of the trouble he' s
- 6:31got. He makes him a see has me restless for a while and I
- 6:39' ve been finding out to see tell me he' s a good mathematician.
- 6:45Who King of Raydel, no, not him, my law not Raydel.
- 6:51You speak very well with mathematicians, but good to see Miley is a
- 6:54good mathematician? Yeah, he' s a good mathematician, but textually,
- 6:59a fellow of him triumphs great that he' s a good economics mathematician.
- 7:01You don' t understand anything. It is one thing to make a model,
- 7:08a theoretical model where there are supposed to be different crowds, a multitude
- 7:14of plaintiffs, that there is nothing to worry about the possibility of information.
- 7:17Then, in that model things behave in some predictable way. Reality is not
- 7:25that. The economy has a lot to do with it, it' s
- 7:31a social science, it' s not good, but you, I think
- 7:34you' re company and it has to do with an already very sick level
- 7:42of gy, level of forgiveness that was based under the egolatry sound to see
- 7:50when you got the prize, as it' s called in Germany. Yeah,
- 7:53it' s a very long speech that I took the job of hearing
- 7:57it all together. Integer spoke as if he were or Juan Jaime, inventor
- 8:05of the atomic bomb. He criticized all the poor Germans for what their intellectual
- 8:11trajectory has been like, how it had first been such positions as the poit
- 8:16He realized as if he had any interest in seeing how he came to the
- 8:20conclusions he came upon after reading Ronpa. It was very remarkable. Very remarkable
- 8:28because listeners, of course, know him as a divulgator of some woe theories
- 8:37in, but never as a creator of even as a creator of a theory
- 8:43of that level. He is a director and divulgator, which is consistent with
- 8:52his ability to mathematics. Pure mathematics has that flaw. He has more heads
- 9:00than he understands little. Miley' s trips abroad are tested or more private.
- 9:05They pay to the Argentine brand, pay to the investments or pay to
- 9:09the Miley brand. And it' s obvious that all he' s doing
- 9:18is doing that campaign for him wants to be famous and for what I know,
- 9:28so that everyone can' t say it can' t be for divulgator,
- 9:31it can be to sell, to sell more books or conferences abroad tomorrow,
- 9:33when there' s that the Presidency is hard enough to understand what he
- 9:39' s saying, so that you can also understand what you want to be.
- 9:43He apparently wants to be recognized as a theorist. For now he just
- 9:48wants to be recognized as theoretician, which is weird. He is not a
- 9:56minister who comes to change, he is not a President who comes to change
- 10:01the reality of the Argentine. It is a president, it is the Argentine
- 10:07reality to make known determined at the level of his how it would be of
- 10:18his ramblings that now nothing more, It is more why you want to transact
- 10:26him abroad to see the Milay brand for calling them. It' s a
- 10:30global phenomenon. She' s almost campaigning. He' s being talked about
- 10:31in Mexico, in China, in the United States. To see it is
- 10:35spoken of by the striking, it is spoken well in positive, it is
- 10:39spoken well by the mischievous. He came to President, which is not small,
- 10:43not all the time. He came to President given the shortcomings of at
- 10:52least the three interior governments, of course Cristina, of Alberto' s sea.
- 11:00In fact, the credit that I came to President would have to be
- 11:03kept by others who did not want to. That' s what it always
- 11:05happens for. No Mauri Isomacri may have become President by disasters the quinenimos and
- 11:07so it is not often voted against. Not because a boot before the previous
- 11:11one is not right. It' s okay. Let' s give him
- 11:15that right, at least he' s going to sea that right at least.
- 11:18As he did a very original thing and used a lot, it'
- 11:26s called networks, that is, the remains of political leaders are so primitive
- 11:31that they didn' t even know they existed. Most people didn' t
- 11:35know it existed. He' s the only one who addressed the kids,
- 11:41not the only contact that many kids in this country had with some official,
- 11:46with some candidate, was him and he said the others were clowns. I
- 11:52was fucking with them. He did all that and he was struck by the
- 11:56problem. It was a good idea. It is true that the alternatives were
- 12:03good. Let' s recognize that no yes, totally, totally, totally,
- 12:11really wasn' t good. From the background. They weren' t
- 12:13good in the Challenge case, not Masay Bulry' s case. I understand
- 12:16that better in the Challenge, although I didn' t even vote for it.
- 12:18But of course I said it seemed more moderate than perhaps and it was
- 12:22too moderate, but what opinion did you have just talking about selecting the man
- 12:28who was left out of the way, let' s say the Challenge opposition.
- 12:33I liked the things I said and they told me very bad about him.
- 12:37So I don' t have any more proformation for some reason won him
- 12:43the Patrick Burriche is worse than him. Well, Batricia beat Burry for the
- 12:46extreme game. I don' t say in extreme Argentina it went between the
- 12:50moderate and the extreme. Burris was voted on the linterne zapaso just for the
- 12:52change and then, placed on the right between Burrich and Milay, he threw
- 12:56himself again extreme. I bounced back to Milay. Bunrich won' t get
- 12:58off. On the other hand. On the other hand, he offered no
- 13:05major change and it is clear that he wanted to generate something in return and
- 13:13he offered no change. He offered to continue the same, to fix everything
- 13:18is to modify a little. I don' t think so. Yes,
- 13:22Argentina is such a fragmented country that what needs to be done is a coalition
- 13:28government or something. You have to negotiate or you can try to break everything
- 13:37because it doesn' t go how to do that. Finally, after a
- 13:41bad experience of my law that lasts four years or maybe less, what falls
- 13:45to make a kind of coalition government the dual of Alfonsín. In fact,
- 13:48that is the crisis similar to the crisis of two thousand, two thousand one.
- 13:52Let' s say that code that inexorably has not been agreed and in
- 13:56an emergency, a new emergency. Yeah, now it' s okay between
- 14:01the kis and they pujaed it, they wore part of the pro- pichetes
- 14:05and company. I wish, I took part in an earlier experience that was
- 14:13called after the dictatorship departures. I participated in the game thing a band later,
- 14:22indeed, was not followed with that dual idea. He had an obligation
- 14:28to do it later with ar with himself. Sounds good to me. What
- 14:31happens is that what comes before me is also to change politics. Well,
- 14:37not just politics, but politics in particular, and I know a lot about
- 14:41that. There are very few who save themselves from the ways of doing politics,
- 14:48from managing and all the ways of doing politics, objectives, the means,
- 14:54all, all, much, let' s say, the pain of
- 15:03pansa is involved. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The last talk we had
- 15:05remember and that was very interesting, we agreed that this came from the French
- 15:09right. We can in Spain the caste, the caste, the caste,
- 15:13or I think that no more than the said phrase was peppered cricket in Italy,
- 15:18this of the caste and that we talk to you and we agree that
- 15:20it focuses on the caste only in the political caste. There is no talk
- 15:24of the business caste, little about the trade union, little about the journalist,
- 15:28this about the media, etcetera, etcetera. Now I say and you
- 15:31' re saying. You' re X- raying a lot. It has
- 15:33to see what happens to the milay phenomenon with indeed, how this policy has
- 15:37behaved. People you' ve lived in. People are right to question all
- 15:41this in general. There' s a lot of corruption in the way you
- 15:45lived inside. Let' s say this you' re saying a little bit,
- 15:48not how you' re saying. Yeah, exactly how you' re
- 15:50saying. I have seen that in general, in the political class, which
- 15:58was the most elegant word said yes, there is too much concern about how
- 16:04things seem, but how they are. Then there was a speech in the
- 16:122, 000 where he said that yes such a guy does not give any
- 16:18gefest. I don' t remember fighting with but if what' s missing
- 16:25isn' t produce, well, I didn' t see behavior gestures.
- 16:32I saw concern for serge everyone, apparently, who they aren' t.
- 16:38As those middle classes are questioned in the time of ureche they want to be
- 16:45what they are not. Then everyone wants to be what they' re not
- 16:48to be voted for. The problem is that people help us. It doesn
- 16:53' t help us there and it' s very difficult for me to help.
- 16:56Let' s say. It seems to me that there is a need
- 17:00for a revolution in Argentitina, a serious cultural revolution, where I was in
- 17:08meetings with Peronist leaders, many radical leaders as well. And the fundamental concern
- 17:12is the charges, with exceptions, with exceptions that out there are important.
- 17:21The charges are important, we leave for the others. Well, the call
- 17:27for today makes this interesting to me. In first introduction it has to your
- 17:30experience, even within the policy that you are already largely retired. You have
- 17:34to do with the issue of the cassation failure, with the subject cause notebooks,
- 17:40that we would remember the listeners knew last week that it can practically begin
- 17:45to slip through one, a family member of macrifia to the cater or entrepreneur,
- 17:48with the excuse that it does not coime va cisneristas officials in this case,
- 17:53but that they were illegal contributions, contributions not registered that will have a
- 17:57lesser sanction and would pass to the smallest electoral justice, electoral contributions in the
- 18:03cassation chamber. Then acuangel local caterra of the trial for the coimas, something
- 18:07that can extend to other entrepreneurs and also on the other side, showed to
- 18:12officials holding that the disbursements, that is, the little money put by the
- 18:17entrepreneur, in this case with Laglaterra, must be invented as declared campaign contributions
- 18:22and not as coimas reading by Alejandro Pairú. My reading does, which is
- 18:30yet another example of the corruption of very broad sectors of society. That straw
- 18:36is absurd. There is a law in Argentina that regulates campaign contributions. If
- 18:42I' m not mistaken on 26th two hundred and fifteen. Of course,
- 18:47you can' t make cash contributions, you can' t make them in
- 18:51any way, you can' t recommend it any and you can' t
- 18:59be given in exchange for a work or the concession of the public servile.
- 19:04Obviously not. So, that' s it. Let' s say there
- 19:12is a tradition in the Argentinian Italian Spanish committee. It is also that some
- 19:19officials, with fear or shame, ask for politics and, in fact,
- 19:27it was not for politics. It was for them in manipolitis You remember what
- 19:32manipuliti is in Italy. Yeah, yeah, clean hands. Yeah, yeah,
- 19:37clean hands and so many people. At one point the Italian government arrived,
- 19:41took the decision to declare taxativo that there was no possibility of asking for
- 19:48money for politics, with which Covidma' s requests fell much less than half,
- 19:52because the officials saw each other, they were forced Jaimero, they lived
- 20:00forced to say it was for them. So saying it was for them is
- 20:06not the same as saying give me for the campaign. Yes, that was
- 20:11a positive result in Italy, in Argentina, I tell you to see,
- 20:17Undersecretary, in the province of Buenos Aires forty years. Fifty years you were
- 20:26his secret in forty- year- old provinces, yes, you were also
- 20:29a legislator. Let' s remember lecente Yes, yes, I' m
- 20:34a coder the last time I was in public works with a chapter. For
- 20:37the worse, yes. In the first month a couple of entrepreneurs arrived to
- 20:45offer a silver for politics, for a work in forgiveness. Sorry. That
- 20:52' s the usual. Not because there' s a go and go don
- 20:55' t punch them sometimes. I have no prejudice. Above all, the
- 20:57victim' s employer is put in a hurry. This same Milay did not
- 21:00say good the entrepreneur and victim has to pay coimas because they force it and
- 21:03sometimes a little seems so. It' s not like that. Sometimes it
- 21:07' s the entrepreneur who comes first before forcing him asks him, he forces
- 21:10him, he presses him, because if he' s not going to get
- 21:11such a thing out, I hear it, that' s what I'
- 21:15m telling you. No. I never asked anyone for money and my own
- 21:18experiences that came to me to offer and to pressure me. No, of
- 21:25course, now that you' re doing maybe I don' t believe there
- 21:30' s here, there' s, there' s all the issues.
- 21:33Yes, yes, because there may be a very pro- active official on
- 21:36one productive side of the other. Yeah, for corruption. Yeah, yeah,
- 21:37of course not, it' s got nothing to do with it.
- 21:41But there' s silver, there' s silver that' s going to
- 21:42parallga parias. But in silver it goes for the politician' s pocket.
- 21:45The two things, right, for both things, for both. Yeah,
- 21:48why don' t we just say here. Each case is different and as
- 21:55in the notebooks. There was talk of ninety bags with lolars. It is
- 22:00impossible to know whether the nineties were for such a subject or for heel.
- 22:03The truth. The truth is, there' s no chance. I'
- 22:08m going to say it very rudely. The truth is that there is no
- 22:12possibility that decent games will interpret that all that was for the campaign. I
- 22:22' m not doubting the judges' honorability and I don' t, yes,
- 22:30yes, yes, I didn' t do anything to doubt. On
- 22:33the contrary, you do not hesitate to question directly. Well, you'
- 22:38re gonna sign that they can' t say that you can see there'
- 22:45s a case. I am not arguing that in any case it was indeed
- 22:51a prete of God, an official. But anyway, it' s not
- 22:56for the campaign, because there are legal requirements for it to be for the
- 23:02campaign. He doesn' t get it. Anyone doesn' t get it.
- 23:06In cash, then how do you do it would have the judge have
- 23:11to prove they were for the campaign. You can' t suppose, but
- 23:17they' re for the campaign. And even if the electoral judge says yes,
- 23:22I accept that the investigation should have been an investigator, went or,
- 23:26would have to be investigated together. I didn' t play, no,
- 23:29I don' t want you to. Yeah. Here is something that one
- 23:33cannot ignore Alejandro, which is the role that a talcunio Olivarona has played as
- 23:37a defender of other entrepreneurs, also of the Reckeane family, and that I,
- 23:41with this same theory, could not finally apply to him. Let us
- 23:47remember with this cause appear from Pescarmona to the Techin group, Rochio cartels as
- 23:52we said Catarrajal, etcetera, etcetera. He is involved, as I say
- 23:59a talcunio le Varora who is not for any reason the Minister of Justice today
- 24:03of Javier Millay, who encouraged this theory. Nothing good. They were campaign
- 24:10contributions and one another. It can be believed that the truth that impunity plays
- 24:15from schisnerism, that in this case it was the one that was the other
- 24:18counter as civil servant to macrism or not everything, but a good part that
- 24:23is related to several, to Calcaterra or others and to the mileism in the
- 24:29case of Julio and the Varola, that, on the other hand, the
- 24:30truth has not been made any granola on his figure. He has not been
- 24:33asked to resign, i e because the one who had this theory reiterated that
- 24:40he had another role. Yeah, you' re still doing a lot of
- 24:45work myself including a thousand there that have been company officials who have been built
- 24:52on the basis of tremendous bribes and bribes. This is a good fact.
- 24:56The Renquean group, where my law comes from, both official Nia rock,
- 25:02would never have gotten where it arrived, which did an important thing of empion
- 25:17without offering to sweeten his hands a lot of people who have laid hands as
- 25:22to see let' s get things clear and with the last name man as
- 25:23far as you want. Te chint is where it is, despite coimas or
- 25:26things, that is to say for the tail or coibas. What it looks
- 25:30like you just let in. For the first time, the rock family has
- 25:38merit is to build a seamless tube factory with schools for the workers of John
- 25:45Campan. Nor is there any doubt that the rock family has received infinite number
- 25:55of fabors from space. Nor is there any doubt, because I personally know
- 26:00that the family threaded during the management of the rúa tried to rock it through
- 26:07a manager. This means that the President of the House, the construction,
- 26:15the public works will be granted only to members of the House to quote more
- 26:22expensively. He actually knows me. I had a problem. I' m
- 26:26fighting with it. I kept tramputating ten more years and surely now you'
- 26:37re also talking about seeing. You' re talking about public relationship. You
- 26:38' re talking about public relationship. Bernaza will not be like the general manager,
- 26:48the President of the Argentine Chamber of Reconstruction. I don' t remember.
- 26:51I ok ok ok ok, you' re not the direct operator.
- 26:56Yes yes, yes, it is a multimillionaire like Rock does not deal with
- 27:00details, but a significant one or operations, like that all public works are
- 27:10granted restricted to the Argentine Chamber the construction, of course it has to be
- 27:15before. Obviously, of course Minister Gallo was also on the lookout. Minister
- 27:26Nicolás Gallo was aware of that co- operator. He was a fighter to
- 27:36restrict bidding to his own that only the rock group had a monopoly. No.
- 27:44No, no, to the Chamber of Construction, to the Argentine Chamber.
- 27:47The construction of the band of the Argentine Chamber, which all participated,
- 27:52but also clarified some things were shared. Yeah, that' s clear.
- 27:56Yeah, some kind of oligopoly, yeah, yeah, but more. I
- 28:02know a discussion between construction entrepreneurs. Some salus mine who said we do not
- 28:10want to dedicate ourselves to private construction, to being building apartment always, but
- 28:17many times. But, moreover, the worst of all is that now,
- 28:21for many years now, that is, the problem is not of a government.
- 28:30Not to see, this goes through generations and is the usual gymnastics,
- 28:34not with Peronist, with radicals, with pros and with milists. I don
- 28:40' t have any personal records of that. Now you say, if you
- 28:47say, look said once the public work is the most outstanding demonstration of corruption
- 28:51with Argentina. That' s why it' s the root. Yeah,
- 28:56that' s why he took out the public works. I didn' t
- 29:00really want to spend on a public play pror girl skinny. You' re
- 29:07burning space. You said he didn' t want to break up, and
- 29:10then he used the excuse for corruption. Of course, if not you,
- 29:12don' t appoint Burnekian officials, civil servants to Calcaterra, Rocca' s,
- 29:21all of them in public office. Made a common sense that they were
- 29:26involved in corruption, they worked out in no reasonable time, but they were
- 29:32involved in corrupting the chain. They' ve been involved that they' re
- 29:37enough for ends like if there' s a problem, they have to end
- 29:41up frisking in favor. It' s eighty- nine bags of dollars,
- 29:48what you see and seventy- one billion dollars. Hia was the amount of
- 29:55sixty- nine thousand. How up to the milc government How is I gonero
- 29:59to be exonerated in the youth who are reported with ten- second video on
- 30:03tik Tok. How it does to generate, to exonerate the issue that it
- 30:07is somehow governed by pulling for the business side. He what I say calls
- 30:11it heroes, that is, he doesn' t throw parallel laburante that,
- 30:15obviously, if inflation goes down he' s going to benefit also the lower
- 30:18one, For starters, the tea down, but how he' s going
- 30:22to not get stuck to what really a little is that it' s the
- 30:25business caste and financial caste, because this isn' t very settled, except
- 30:29that it' s the group with the quinerists or communication of the left in
- 30:30society. It' s not a little permeated that my law is actually a
- 30:33representative of the business caste and the financial charter. What I' m going
- 30:37through with digital about the Hornikians and so on. As a sun sexer for
- 30:41now, because it' s more than that, and he has an alliance
- 30:45with these sectors. I would not say that he represents this group lets many
- 30:55business groups do. He doesn' t fight them. He believes that if
- 31:00the broadcast is cut, he must believe that if the mission is cut,
- 31:03inflation will end and the inflection will end. It ends in a lot of
- 31:07slips. But it' s not true. It' s not true.
- 31:12In the 1930s there was a group of very package ministers who participated in the
- 31:19privatization of the CHADE trout is called in nineteen hundred and thirty. One of
- 31:27the ministers involved was called Federigo Pinedo, No, for which he is not
- 31:34responsible. It' s not familiar to us. Obviously, yes, but
- 31:40then there is a long victory in Argentina to use everything you can to make
- 31:45a plan. The private sector also passes. I also know what to say.
- 31:56I have a friend who was a purchasing manager of a big American company
- 32:00and ended up reading because in the company they assumed that the shop manager was
- 32:07very much poime and paid him too little. I couldn' t live with
- 32:10the money they gave him and I didn' t want to try it.
- 32:15So there' s a social problem. This is the revolution that' s
- 32:21needed and that' s the style of what it says, but seriously and
- 32:27you think you' re optimistic. Finally, and now with no time and
- 32:30we' re going to keep talking, obviously, but I say other days
- 32:35you' re optimistic and how you see the end of this process that milay
- 32:38thinks virtuous From the theory. You think it was, like, a different
- 32:42session in the' 90s. It was the back of the fart, the
- 32:45CGT and so on. But I say you think that for years this process
- 32:50can endure being among successful quotation marks until it falls. People get disassembled and
- 32:54for that it' s going to be a lot of time or not,
- 32:58that or not, it' s going to sing in four years, well,
- 33:00or it' s going to hatch before four years, in one year,
- 33:02two years or six months. Don' t ask me questions that need
- 33:07to be asked correctly answer clearly what your honesty is worth to them. The
- 33:16Government is very unstable. It is obvious in all conflicts. It' s
- 33:22full of individualities that want to be them who win, but macri with bullric
- 33:31sturcioner with caputo otos and so I seat insane and the seconds that are thrown
- 33:42out all the guys that leave. It is clear that the Government is unstable
- 33:46I do not know what can happen in the future. Let' s say
- 33:50if you put it your Ruzeneger, for example, caputo what you do,
- 33:55I don' t know what to tell you. On the other hand,
- 33:58the international context also changes. He' s gonna win the ball of the
- 34:04alleged right is in America. Good for my law. In theory, the
- 34:07important thing is that Trump wins and that there are good winds, bottom funds,
- 34:13etcetera, etcetera. The trumping of plots what or not and I'
- 34:19m telling you Miley' s theory. Miley' s bet is my law
- 34:22because he likes Trump more than the social democrats. However, no one can
- 34:30swear that if the ball art trumple arrives. You don' t think,
- 34:37I don' t know, I don' t know. They have in
- 34:39common some fantasies, not all, uh trappe you don' t know a
- 34:49nationalist p propectist or talk. Obviously, it' s not a market book.
- 34:52It' s their function. Yeah. Yes, yes, yes,
- 34:53of course, yes, and in fact, the Dominican government has been running
- 35:00scandalously. All the scandalous employers' companies, I say, and that of
- 35:07armament and arms prices and American remedies are very high. Let' s go
- 35:16back. I' m firing you, but it can be successful for a
- 35:21long time. We don' t go through the hatching, but it can
- 35:23happen to him by saving him at a distance with half. I do not
- 35:25know four adventurous years, even if later the political sign that you do not
- 35:30or see it changes, the permanent instability in this management. I saw a
- 35:34stability that is complicated by the instability of the opposition. If you have in
- 35:39it in this position life. It' s the instability of positions, it
- 35:43' s the division and total the handicap that my law has. No,
- 35:46of course, well, but you have both. What are things, the
- 35:52instability of my law and the eastroposito. Cristina Love, Yes, speaking of
- 36:00everything, is one of the few governors who has very good reputation, at
- 36:07that level, at the level of corruption. I don' t know any
- 36:12concussions. There aren' t, there aren' t. It is said
- 36:15that the theme Club de Paris and PF and so on has not been managed
- 36:19by sea surely. But the term corruption is not what you want. Wrong
- 36:22is all you want. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
- 36:25You like that if you' re leading him some kind of recanting opponent to
- 36:32the future, you don' t dislike getting involved. Not good at leading
- 36:37I put it to you because I say why not well, on a broad
- 36:45front with part of the opposition and so on, I say hopefully well,
- 36:51I hope, anyway, it will not see that I tell you a fact
- 36:55of what it thinks. There' s not going to be a broad front
- 36:59that' s wonderful, the transparent lilimpi, because it can' t,
- 37:06because you can' t, because I can' t majority do that,
- 37:13and who would those be knowing where, when you look at that you think
- 37:14about who you think about. That would be person- by- person granary.
- 37:17It doesn' t make sense ok ok a lot of people who aren
- 37:22' t valuable. That certainly isn' t. And if Cristina Fernández is
- 37:25part of that front somehow, at least pushing back and I know I don
- 37:29' t, not virtuous wonderful. No doubt it won' t be even
- 37:32if I don' t lead you' re really going to take out all
- 37:37the Peronist governors, even the Mos. Not obviously, not obvious. Obviously
- 37:42not, Alejandro, Thank you as always hug Big, it will be until
- 37:47soon love Abrazo Alejandro, Peru, here in plural construction, quick to pause
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- 38:57All right, all right, we' re fourteen to thirty- eight.
- 39:00Well, you know that the two, the two, what is that,
- 39:07on June 2 won the elections there, in Mexico, the candidate of
- 39:10Lopez speaker not Claudia Jaime Van, but will just assume and this will speak
- 39:15well with us like Ferry Wolfanson at the beginning of October, the first of
- 39:20October. If I' m not mistaken, they haven' t Gustavo,
- 39:22good afternoon, how' s it going. Good afternoon, Fernando, how
- 39:24are you this weather? Not good, yeah, usually and I think it
- 39:30' s a little bit more. I think it' s December. For
- 39:32now you have certainly given me the date of my understanding that the first October
- 39:37I now announce the dockers and governors, the first of October the President.
- 39:42I think later, but you left me biting that. Now I check while
- 39:47speaking Rio Dale Dale well, we have very interesting come from a week.
- 39:54Let' s say convulsed and convulsed because we were here all the southeast of
- 40:00Mexico, tropical storms with highly rains that practically drowned the city of Cancun,
- 40:08the capital city of Chetumal, which is practically the south of Mexico, where
- 40:15it begins for some Mexico, which is the border with bedice a tropical storm
- 40:22that tried to turn hurricane, but it deviated and there this curiously, the
- 40:30news said that the epicenter was focused in a city of Veracruz, a nearby
- 40:37province here called Ciudad Madero, but that historically, all the announcements that the
- 40:45epicenter of the hurricane is going to fall in that city at the last moment
- 40:52deviates. So there' s an old theory, let' s say citizen,
- 40:59that there' s a base of aliens in the sea there, which
- 41:06twenty- four hours does everything it can to divert, because in the present
- 41:10century and in the last century they' ve never had. Let' s
- 41:15say, a hurricane has always been diverted at that point. So it was
- 41:20the comical news of the day. Then patience Mexico City last week, invited
- 41:23by the Wilson Center, which is one of the most important SECTACGTS in the
- 41:29United States. In his Mexican chapter he gathered some alternatives or comments on what
- 41:36would be the future foreign policy line of the next government headed by Claudio Sherman.
- 41:45I must admit that I came across a lot of surprises when I say
- 41:54surprises because we take into account a little bit the foreign policy line if we
- 42:00want to call it progressive or alliancist with progressive undemocratic countries that López Obrador has
- 42:07had. Well, but at the same time I met practically the top of
- 42:13the U S Republican Party, invited to that derelict with the instruction of Claudia
- 42:22Llevan invited into Republicans, which left the current U S Ambassador in Mexico pretty
- 42:30much unspoken and out of place. Evidently, a person of Democratic origin who
- 42:36practically voted for his entire guest agenda, which brings us back to the fact
- 42:45of the history of Mexican foreign policy. It cannot be of any ideology,
- 42:52but narrowly pragmatic in front of the three thousand and five hundred kilometers of border
- 42:59that it has with these United States and the reality that they think that the
- 43:05future president or victorious of the electoral process of the United States is called Donald
- 43:14RuMP, then it is already and curiously, we have spoken on several occasions
- 43:21during the Trump administration with López Obrador was much more, if you want to
- 43:28call it friendly than with the own one that it is having or has had
- 43:31in these years with President Baylan. These are not contradictions, but, at
- 43:35the same time, those realities of the real political that is so important,
- 43:42especially because of the next event that will happen next year, which is the
- 43:52ratification and re- update and renegotiation of the Free Trade Agreement of Canada,
- 43:59the United States and Mexico, a few words, Lauraa Shaiman is opening the
- 44:09umbrella against the characteristics with which the Treaty will be renegotiated and, of course,
- 44:16they are already betting on winning horse and throwing bridges with the administration or
- 44:22the next Republican administration. Several times we have also talked about things that I
- 44:30confirmed in Mexico in this way, how far the legacy is, how far
- 44:36the inheritance is and from what day self- determination begins. There we said
- 44:45that the strongest process of López Obrador, with which the markets went a little
- 44:51to destabilize. When he talks about destabilising, I' m talking about half
- 44:57a point. No risk country of five hundred, six hundred points is say
- 45:05the launch and war of López Obrador vis-à- vis the judiciary from
- 45:10the appointment of judges by choice, etc, etc, which Claudia has ratified,
- 45:17but under lighter conditions. He hasn' t determined yet. But your
- 45:23position hasn' t been so aggressive. But what you did draw attention to
- 45:28is once again catching an old concept slogan principle unwritten constitutional article that is called
- 45:42effective suffering, not re- election. From the Mexican Revolution of the year
- 45:49nineteen hundred and ten and after thirty years of a porphyriate of a totally dictatorial
- 45:54regime. Well, the long revolution, let' s say, launches that
- 46:02slogan, which was effective suffrage. Not re- election, where all candidates
- 46:07had the right to stand, to a democratic option, to an electoral process,
- 46:13but from there they could never be re- elected to any public office.
- 46:17They could aspire to another, but not retain their own identity. In
- 46:22other words, a president cannot be re- elected, a governor cannot be
- 46:25re- elected, a mayor cannot be re- elected, a deputy could
- 46:31not be re- elected and a senator could not be re- elected.
- 46:35The constitutional reform of about ten years ago began to discuss and approved the re
- 46:39- election of mowers, mayors and deputies. Not like that governors, let
- 46:46alone municipal president. Well, today Claudia is tearing down that experience. Interestingly,
- 46:55for some data that are drawn attention. It has been very rare for
- 47:06municipal president, that is, mayor, to want to be re- elected
- 47:12or to aspire to be re- elected, to succeed in the next period
- 47:15through popular vote. I mean, I' d come back with the vera
- 47:19to go back to the vera, let' s say I' d come
- 47:22back to life, but I' d come back to life not necessarily because
- 47:24of an imposition. Let' s say factual. ALET realized it didn'
- 47:29t work either. It' s not funny one, that is, here
- 47:36the mayors for three years. Well, then the general comment was practically very
- 47:43little time to exercise a quartermaster, beyond that the first year is to put
- 47:49together the waste left to him in the previous one and the third is to
- 47:53leave his successor a little bit of activity. Not then, and it'
- 47:59s true fact or. In fact, their own budget is exactly about sixteen
- 48:07months, no more, no, that is, three years, fifteen months,
- 48:15they are yours. The others are the heirs. If the others are
- 48:19the ones you' re going to stop legacies, then the experience say good.
- 48:25That' s why I need a new period. Interestingly electorally it has
- 48:30failed, that is, all those who have generally wanted to be re-
- 48:39elected because by the same fact let us say of the will of the nation
- 48:45that not the one who arrives that people believe will be better. We have
- 48:50a case there in disguise or many indefinite reflections. Well, it' s
- 48:54indefinite. No, then, he' s practically cutting his first one.
- 49:00He announced it publicly today. His first measures will now re- enact or
- 49:06re- cut the whole issue of re- election mayors, deputies and senators.
- 49:13The second point in this week, half a week, is already part
- 49:19of your cabinet. Her cabinet said that every week is going to be four
- 49:25or five appointments. The Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Minister of Economy,
- 49:32the Minister of Education and virtually the most key points were elected, leaving aside
- 49:39the Ministry of the Interior, the Ministry of Science and Technology, to which
- 49:45it is to be given. He' d come to be ours, the
- 49:47little connave. Here that is called sonic, forgiveness, our conizeta, which
- 49:51is called with azt and is of a scientific formation, is going to hierarchize
- 49:57it much more co. López Obrador curiously as President Mille had cut off his
- 50:04funds at the time, as he is already marking his little data And I
- 50:13would tell you that the foreign policy line has designated José Ramón de las Fuentes,
- 50:19who was the Ambassador of Mexico to the United States and the United Nations
- 50:27and for approximately six years was rector of the National Autonomous University of Mexico.
- 50:31We' re talking about a person who may have progressive ideas, he'
- 50:38s not a type of left, but he' s already defined who'
- 50:45s going to be his direct partner with the United States and Mexico' s
- 50:50foreign policy. In other words, I believe that the only point you will
- 50:55have to define, which, according to comments from certain sources, very close
- 51:01to it, is the subject of the relationship with the Middle East. Let
- 51:05' s not forget his Jewish condition. Israel has marked the court asking for
- 51:10definitions. She hasn' t determined them yet, but I think it'
- 51:20s Gustavo Ferrari' s position that I' m going to start taking it
- 51:25on the basis of an agreement with the United States, because we also recognize
- 51:31America' s position against it. At this moment there is a mental government
- 51:35asking you to lower two or three changes to have a espation of negotiations.
- 51:39So I think Claudia, rather than facing a position for or against, is
- 51:45going to align a little bit with the decision she makes with the next American
- 51:50government, good for America. First, in the selections we went through the
- 51:57prescriptions are on November 5, this Thursday, Humanities, the first presidential debate
- 52:01between ban after Tranvaiden, I confirm that Claudia assumes the first of October.
- 52:07I checked it for several sources here by Dr Che and, on the other
- 52:12hand, a couple of data to see that they are told a little bit
- 52:16in the government of Mexico, in outgoing and incoming that gains trump I coincided
- 52:20with that agnostic. You see him most likely over Baile. I think we
- 52:23' re going to write it down in the first debate. And about the
- 52:30winner who does not need PAMI' s assistance with the oxygen mask in what
- 52:38sense we are in It is unpublished that two practically octagenary people are aspiring to
- 52:45the president of a country. Not with the rhythms, notice what they do.
- 52:50And I make a comment, a parenthesis. I had an interview for
- 52:54a media outlet from Honduras on the subject of Latin America, on the role
- 53:00of Central America and a correspondent for the White House of Salvadoran origin. He
- 53:06commented precisely on this triangle that the United States wanted to form Guatemala, Honduras,
- 53:13Costa Rica, El Salvador, with the theme of the Central American relationship,
- 53:19which at the beginning of the Byden Administration had been assigned to the Vice
- 53:28President this Harvis camila, and well, the comment of themselves. The failure
- 53:30of that negotiation was good, but not necessarily and curiously, a failure not
- 53:37to agree with American actors, but a failure due to the very management of
- 53:43the Vice President to Camala. And that' s the result, notice that,
- 53:50when the Administration goes up, it' s going to go on the
- 53:54first woman Black Vice President a little bit all the ideal features to take an
- 54:05example of being the first totally failed in everything it didn' t leave and
- 54:09when blurring and why, why do you think it was franked, that it
- 54:14' s always the thing that Bain' s succession could be her ri why
- 54:15you think it happened. I think it' s a product. I don
- 54:19' t think it was a product of saying internal corridor runs to see Mira.
- 54:27I remember and I' m going to make a comment. I don
- 54:30' t remember. We had a football team at the University called Democratic Campuchea.
- 54:38Capuche. It wasn' t the time. We were all in foreign
- 54:44policy. We had chosen that and we were terrible. I mean, we
- 54:50lost three, four or five hits every game. But one day he introduces
- 54:55us to a Moorish boy for tochon, he doesn' t play football,
- 55:02and we put him in front center to scare the defense. Well, the
- 55:07poor kid was more loggy than any piece of wood, but at least the
- 55:14first few minutes of the game dragged the mark. We managed to make a
- 55:20goal in our entire career. Not then. I think the Camara thing is
- 55:23the same. I mean, we had the ideal character, the model.
- 55:29Let' s say black woman, my first time young, the first time
- 55:35was apt. For that I believe that in the management of vostro let'
- 55:37s say it was a product I' m not going to call marketinero,
- 55:43but yes of the circumstances. But it didn' t really reach the dimension
- 55:46they were waiting for and, as you well say, it was practically preparing
- 55:52the first woman for the presidency. Or no yes, exactly totally good.
- 55:57And the other and the charges that I am going to appoint Claudia of charge
- 56:00the assumption the first of October surprised me, but well, I do not
- 56:04continue not to speak as you very far away in the politics of Mexicana and
- 56:07day by day that Marcelo chupo like that, that was the case of truth,
- 56:13ebra reads his internal contender who had a fight that good, that he
- 56:16will have a charge. I understand it' s a lower average charge,
- 56:20a little legal or explain to me to see no. No, I'
- 56:22m not. For starters, I wouldn' t tell you that it'
- 56:25s a minor position not ok is going to be Minister of Economy, Economy,
- 56:30not Economy, Minister of Economy, not or doesn' t follow the
- 56:35one that was or that it' s finance that was with another laborer that
- 56:37of course you have to be heard what you' re doing and econoque.
- 56:38So, well, the important one is the hacienda. No. The important
- 56:40thing is to understand it leaves it to say to see everything I need.
- 56:45Not to close the box, yeah, you know you opened the checkbook.
- 56:49Well, now give me the chiquera closed, yes, no. And economics
- 56:53is what he does. I' d come to be like a minister of
- 57:01things, industry and commerce, well, that' s more than economy.
- 57:06You' d say it' d be economic development. Well now why.
- 57:13There are two points and the first fundamental and I return to the beginning of
- 57:19our conversation. We have the ratification or renegotiation of the Free Trade Agreement with
- 57:24the United States and Canada. He was chancellor your political campaign towards the presidency.
- 57:32He handled it fundamentally in the relationship with the power groups, that is,
- 57:39the business groups and the Mexican community settled in the United States, So
- 57:45if it' s candica, of course, of course, the candicap is
- 57:51to see me fix this to do the negotiation. If it' s a
- 57:55charge for Claudia' s next six years of government, I' d say
- 58:00no, but it' s a charge for the conjuncture. Yes, and
- 58:01it' s a person who says that like Calzisher, in his relations with
- 58:07the United States and Canada and the ratification of the First Let' s say
- 58:15Treaty, let' s not forget that at first b has treated the book
- 58:17El Roberto. Now it' s called the Mexico Treaty, United States Canada.
- 58:22Well, from this, he handled all international politics. He knows the
- 58:28actors, he knows the mechanisms, the interests of each and he is going
- 58:32to be a highly functional person for Claudia who is affected are also bull s.
- 58:37Yes, Mexican politics is pragmatic, very problematic. You' ve followed
- 58:44them and you' re right. Well, we' re meeting tomorrow,
- 58:46but to talk a little bit more about Argentine politics, okay tomorrow, a
- 58:50little more than 4: 30. That way perfect deal and I' d
- 58:52like to hook up tomorrow. Sorry it closes with what my predecessor spoke about
- 58:58leadership. Abrazo Grande Gustavo Lson with whom we will meet Mania, in Mexico,
- 59:07here under construction plual. Thank you, Juan, thank you Silvia.
- 59:10See you tomorrow at 4: 00. Bybye,