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- 0:01Plural construction, the renowned journalistic program of political analysis and current in its twentieth
- 0:07season, with the leadership of Fernando Mauri and a team of prestigious analysts listen
- 0:15to him on radio train topic of that neither do we have a will.
- 0:22But since it' s not in the day- to- day, it
- 0:29' s how about my friends, very, but later, Conan there was
- 0:31hanging. Here we are under construction flower starting the afternoon. We' re
- 0:34gonna be waving in a minute. Julio Buruman I don' t have it
- 0:37online yet Julio, no ah it' s already perfect, excellent. Well,
- 0:40I don' t have it on Julio' s line. Although in
- 0:41days I would not say spring read, but well many more today the minimum
- 0:45was less cold be, in the minimum that was around ten twelve thirteen degrees
- 0:49already at eight in the morning or before with machyma of ve two thousand twenty
- 0:53one. The Blue is quiet there. In a thousand and fifty Licky'
- 0:56s bills he also lowers a little to a thousand and three hundred one the
- 0:59risk to go to the government, although Milady said she' s not nervous
- 1:03about the sweat of the dollar, she' s going to settle in.
- 1:03This man is the one who comes to end with Argentina and the world.
- 1:07No, well, he blessed that from the inside he' s a mole
- 1:11eating the state. For me he came to exterminate Argentina. But well,
- 1:151, 500 eighty- seven of rich country marked in red actions and good
- 1:19Argentines fall for fifth wheel consecutive dysinfo at this hour well, after a while,
- 1:23I will greet Gustavo farraly Wolfson our correspondent. From Mexico. I'
- 1:27m already starting with Don Julio Burman, who is waiting for us Julio good
- 1:30afternoon, how' s it going Hello, that you, how are you
- 1:32Fernando. All right, all right. You' re good, good luck.
- 1:36Well, Miley is the mole who comes to end the state, comes
- 1:40to end Argentina and the Argentines. Well, a little uninvited. Your question
- 1:47was totally counted. I didn' t have anything. I would have told
- 1:49you what my own would have asked you the same for Masa at the time,
- 1:52for Cristina. Something similar talking about distance or somewhere else, but yes,
- 1:55totally not. I believe that Milake has an absolute different vision from what
- 2:00we were dealing with in Argentina. He is convinced that I believe that Miley,
- 2:07in his form, is really convinced that he is laying the foundation for
- 2:15Argentina to come out of decline, that is, I think he believes in
- 2:21that. He' s not really a great theorist. I don' t
- 2:24know, he' s a great theorist. It has macroeconomic, theoretical,
- 2:29pro- master models. Finally, he doesn' t think that' s
- 2:36it. On the contrary, he is invoking the power of heaven, that
- 2:38is. He is convinced that, in fact, libertarianism is not a great
- 2:45economic theory. In fact, teno- economic shocks. It is a political
- 2:50history where it is argued that the State is really the problem of the growth
- 2:53of countries and has to reduce a minimum expression for countries to be large.
- 2:57Something like that does not rum he is totally convinced that if he manages to
- 3:02lower the define tritera that somehow magically comes large- scale investments and Argentina becomes
- 3:07a festival in international capitalism. Then you have to see if this ends,
- 3:14yes or no. But I think he believes that and that' s not
- 3:17part of an exel. He doesn' t have a model where he'
- 3:23s predicting how neoclassical economists do that testus let' s say that comes out
- 3:28which was the result if he' s convinced it' s going to be
- 3:30like that, because that' s the strength of heaven and people. How
- 3:34much you buy from this, beyond what you want the relationship to go down
- 3:37and the thing to be established, buys the people of ideology, of this
- 3:39model totally preset to raze with everything good, there is a buyer low and
- 3:46so on, there is more than one paradox, but what is happening that
- 3:50I got into the accompaniment it precisely of the common people. But the big
- 3:53capitalists, the entrepreneurs, the printers, are not believing. It' s
- 4:00a word because well, well, I' m not. It' s
- 4:01a paradox, but at least it' s a paradox. With the terms
- 4:03commissioners, there' s no point in saying they' re not growing up
- 4:09because they' re believing. Printers prefer a government that succeeds in passing laws
- 4:13rather than a government that has massive population support. But my law is looking.
- 4:20The second thing. That moment prefers to have a lot of popularity rather
- 4:27than negotiating with radicals to test the law. But, well, that'
- 4:34s for the discourse on the subject of caste, as it is, as
- 4:40it is, but he is total. Then you won' t crash with
- 4:42that strategy. If he prefers to have one thing too, it goes hand
- 4:45in hand with the other I say, for example, now I don'
- 4:47t know. Now let' s see the subject. Pv or food and
- 4:49more, but will not pay costs. When the Senate turns this issue into
- 4:55law, it increases the retirees and the side goes further than the two chambers
- 4:58with two persos insist. But I mean, it' s not going to
- 5:01pay any cost, because I think there' s a couple of sectors,
- 5:04just like it wasn' t the college march, the education and the old
- 5:08ones, like they' re a little bit there. In terms of consensus,
- 5:10a little social, let' s say no, which I think is
- 5:15happening. Otherwise, today my law is the social consensus, but it will
- 5:21pay the fees. He' s paying the fees in terms of what he
- 5:26doesn' t have. It' s giving us the magic of entry,
- 5:30investments, etcetera. But he' s actually having a consequence, that'
- 5:35s actually it. That' s why it defies our preconceptions a lot,
- 5:40because my laws. In fact, if we look at it from another perspective,
- 5:44it is as if it is a far- left government that is more
- 5:53concerned today about having the massive support of the population and, above all,
- 5:57the hard core. My leist is the poor. Lose is not accomplishing anything
- 6:00from above, and that I thought would stop or stop something. At first,
- 6:05he didn' t care about that even when he took out the dressing
- 6:08gown from the retirees. First of all, he puts a totally weak government
- 6:11at the institutional level, making the support of public opinion extremely important, much
- 6:14more so than in other political regimes. Secondly, when he made the adjustment
- 6:18measures and so on, it was not that he lived in a pending situation,
- 6:23that is, he took into account the issue of the preparations and so
- 6:24on. He always looks at the polls, but when he came with the
- 6:28blender he mostly and the bike closes in the first stage. Then it'
- 6:30s a more pragmatic milak of this last couple of months. But I'
- 6:32m saying no, no, no, no, it' s just that
- 6:36he stopped by the polls or what society could react to. Let' s
- 6:39just say, I don' t see it that way. I mean,
- 6:43we can feel, obviously, but I, I, I don' t
- 6:44see it that way. Hey, I, yeah, we' re going,
- 6:47I, yeah, I grew him, but we got him. Worry
- 6:49about you because now, but you see it from the go, or you
- 6:54see it now. He says well, not just now, said Julio,
- 6:58I lost my hand with garlic, well, it' s crazy, but
- 7:00we can open our hand a little bit with the fair one and you say
- 7:02it now I don' t say it four months ago. First, I
- 7:06am burning the issue of alignment with the issue of your political strategy. He
- 7:14thinks he' s adjusting because he thinks it' s the way the country
- 7:16gets up. Come on. But the more you adjust, the more popular
- 7:21you' re going to know. But it' s not happening like that.
- 7:26I don' t know for now. Three half society in favor and
- 7:29I' m against it. Nor is it that the king of Rome,
- 7:30the emperor of Rome, must be empressed, no, but he is not
- 7:36paying for it. It was the cost. He' s paying you the
- 7:41cost. The visions that was the first burst by adjustment. Say, the
- 7:45governor' s stopping. No one beats Chan or Play for the million.
- 7:49It' s a case, because it' s a case. If you
- 7:51were told there are probably three provinces and different societies. Okay, but for
- 7:57now that' s what we got. One wants to look at where the
- 8:01population exploded, because it was just missions and is blaming the political caste and
- 8:05the governor that this is twenty years ago. Well, he' s not,
- 8:09but he' s in his game, he' s going busy a
- 8:13thousand miliste representing what they' re angry at. They' re not gluping
- 8:15Miley' s glupa You think they' re going public. No, my
- 8:18law is not to blame for people not reaching mass opinions. Well, it
- 8:26' s new, too. He' s not even six months old,
- 8:28not six months old or six months old, so he didn' t put
- 8:35Alfonsinas or Alfonsino at six months old. I was discredited, let' s
- 8:39say, well, but just p yes. He was also lucky in quotation
- 8:41marks that he came after an absolutely discredited government. How it had been in
- 8:46the dictatorship. Just the challenge of my law is that traditional politics didn'
- 8:54t finish seeing the level of anger people had with outgoing governments. I wouldn
- 9:00' t even say the last one with all the last months. With that,
- 9:03that' s giving a plafon to make politics different from what we assumed
- 9:11from the higher doubts. It looks a bit like foncin cam if you see
- 9:13a thousand is very different. But Miley' s thing is just like the
- 9:22rise of someone after I' m dying, irruptive. And even the question
- 9:28of the millions and how long do you think this is going to last?
- 9:31That patience is public opinion. Let' s just say, the polls say
- 9:39no more to people when they ask if people are already in the patient and
- 9:43they' re very little what he did, they' re going to get
- 9:46him a lot of time. I think there' s a hard milleist core
- 9:50that' s going to bench it, a time of a kind very similar
- 9:52to the core of tough cristinists for so big lost. This change, not
- 10:01that is economic. Those twenty, five, thirty percent, yes, let
- 10:05' s say between twenty and thirty. Not very similar to the Maine between
- 10:09chris, but of course. I think I agree there with you at that
- 10:13point that well, there, at one point above all the voter of Patricia
- 10:18Not that she joined my law in the second round. It goes there,
- 10:22it' s going to go and that' s what you tend to believe,
- 10:28but I wouldn' t underestimate the capacity of my law as well and
- 10:33it' s left of public opinion. It does not seem to me that
- 10:37there is certainly something very notorious and how and how you can paste petrovelo themes
- 10:43you more lack of management and so I say today seem to bounce the bullets,
- 10:48although I think they begin to enter. But I' m saying enough
- 10:48to bounce. This is that it is almost more abroad than in Argentina that
- 10:52he believes himself to be an intergalactic world leader, as I chant this one.
- 10:56Now, this topic of retired whistles he' s not going to keep
- 11:01bouncing and in any case gambling, he' s going to get into it
- 11:03all together. But for now you believe that difference in little of mine that
- 11:07it is still bouncing off. Let' s say if this starion doesn'
- 11:11t stop any of the dry you listen to me and some affect it.
- 11:13No. No, I don' t think they' re affecting him,
- 11:18because just me on the whole subject where he' s located as the different
- 11:20one. Not good. But let' s see, if vespera goes from
- 11:22July, dress the retired subject, where the different is. Someone is going
- 11:26to say Cristina did the same thing with the eighty percent who was a big
- 11:28budget beaver, but let' s put him but where the difference is,
- 11:31where the popular thing is in vetoing for a moment he plays it went to
- 11:35the state accounts. Not good, the subject jubilees. Let' s see,
- 11:37let' s see what happened to it. But on the other hand,
- 11:39I don' t think you can put it in. But not as
- 11:43you expect, pear, pear, pear, let' s go space.
- 11:43You' re saying that you don' t think he' s going to
- 11:46veto it, that he' s not going to be able to and what
- 11:52that means to see me translate because I think he' s going to write
- 11:56me up, he' s going to turn the letter around, because I
- 11:58think if they all come together against me, well, yeah, yeah,
- 11:58well, he' s going to veto and they' re going to insist
- 11:58on it and they' re going to tar. But it takes me a
- 12:01long time to veto in principle and I' m sure it' s going
- 12:03to get in. Well, he said yes, although notice that in yesterday
- 12:05' s tweet well sent him several tweets, but in one of them half
- 12:09he doubts whether he will be able to veto or not in a moment he
- 12:11says or we will see what happens on December 11 of the two thousand fifteen,
- 12:16that is, when he considers that he will have capacity for late.
- 12:20So, Miley is already opening up, opening up a little umbrella saying that
- 12:24you have to see if I veto ninety. But, well, I don
- 12:28' t know that he' s probably going to face a fight against caste
- 12:35quotation marks, but all things are mentioning. Let' s get out of
- 12:39the issue of what retirees are getting, because we don' t think care
- 12:43is going to believe that they' re suddenly much worse than before. Retirees
- 12:46are considered to be wrong. Not yes generations ago, but good is also
- 12:54this much of the lincua. They are of wine of the populations no yes,
- 12:58but the retiree do not know if they count to fine how many liquo
- 13:01already considers that it is at the bottom of the swamp. Generations ago,
- 13:05many retirees are on the rise in the first few months, when well I
- 13:09don' t know what is in the house when I don' t have
- 13:11the first few months the retirees say they are not fools and then there are
- 13:13also the Ciscos, which are what we help or we have helped to go
- 13:20songs that all the players receive a help from the family. Well, okay,
- 13:22more how much retirement you can' t keep with your retirement, how
- 13:24many generations you wanted to see the attitude. Well, it' s okay,
- 13:30it' s okay, but the previous west does come to change the
- 13:33thing and, instead of changing it, it deepens it more for worse divadi
- 13:37but I mean it has to name Berto, whatever it is is a little
- 13:41bit on the line that you' re plinting. You people are going to
- 13:43consider it much worse than before and you can react. But that is not
- 13:48happening, because precisely what the policy was not seeing was that people were already
- 13:52reconciled at the bottom of the well. The idea that could be a little
- 13:56worse already is that it is a kind of abstraction for many people because it
- 14:01is no longer living according to what it was receiving. For example, retired
- 14:03who receive good help, they will receive a little more help, but the
- 14:07change is not qualitative. It' s the minimum retirements that make a lot
- 14:11of them unscentable. That' s why I don' t think it'
- 14:16s working. The logic of since it' s gotten worse and people are
- 14:18going to go back to Cristina and Maya. That' s why my law
- 14:26is the only thing standing, because that rational evaluation logic is not working.
- 14:33And many of the things to mention that deep down, miniendas turn in their
- 14:35favor. You are the scandal of Peto Blo, but he argues that he
- 14:39is fighting against Great Boys and Lemon and not who else and in that antagonism
- 14:43and ends up winning. No. I don' t know if it'
- 14:50s over, because it' s not right. Obviously, I respect your
- 14:52look and I' m gonna say I end up talking. It' s
- 14:52as good as you want. When he lost the vote on stage in Congress,
- 14:56he was the prince of revelation. Let' s see this It'
- 14:58s like ways to play river mos. I' m a worse three-
- 15:01to- series riverer and I say no, but it worked for me because
- 15:03we kicked Michelle out Well, yeah, let' s start with the positive
- 15:05part. I mean, that' s a manipulation of reality that always ended
- 15:09up winning oracho by saying no, but that' s what I' m
- 15:13saying. What happened in February was lost by the vote. He really retired
- 15:18to win the battle and pin it. He had won the General bottle.
- 15:22He will be, but Julio he retired without knowing why they put the thing
- 15:26in commission and you didn' t know they were taking it out of you.
- 15:28He lost parliamentary arraignment for a year. I say we don' t
- 15:31fuck around and it' s on the flat and they beat it up with
- 15:33forty- five burtos. That' s right. Then he was in the
- 15:35extremity starting to pull things out in the particular, but he could quietly move
- 15:41forward as if he had been a normal politician, let' s say,
- 15:43and he was advancing it. It was the joyous one. After some way
- 15:45he kept looking for the things he lacked, but he preferred the moral battle
- 15:52in the law, that is, he is clearly at another frequency. Yes,
- 15:56yes, but the theme if that sequence is the long successful basis,
- 16:00because to be in this account the caste that I am, because if people
- 16:06are only good for more relationships. And today is the expectation? That today
- 16:11there is the expectation that it is a new Government and all the disaster that
- 16:14left the previous one, which is all that favours us. He is more
- 16:15like a cape that there is no ponies or is divided. It is the
- 16:18previous one, the evolution is a lot of banura on the part of the
- 16:22public. He' s the cla in a place where he' s against
- 16:27everyone, and that' s for now. It' s working. Now
- 16:33it' s going to jan listen to events, yes, but not the
- 16:36term that everything is rearranged. What I think I' m going to make
- 16:38everything as it was before. It' s not like people are gonna say
- 16:42ah with hairs how you think it' s gonna be better. And I
- 16:48think this is gonna change when newer people show up than milay or. In
- 16:56any case, when the good part of the pinipulia that even Lin remembers,
- 17:02I begin to go to Milliku a politician shot more teulo Gilags to escape from
- 17:07that place. And for now he' s accomplishing, including that, as
- 17:11you said, an intergalactic leader, he' s getting hold of him because
- 17:15he does things your team chooses from the common politician' s place. Well,
- 17:19Julio, thank you, as always uh, hug, big thanks,
- 17:22but hug Julio Buruman, here under construction Uruban, Julio Burgos we go to
- 17:26Gustavos were bolves. We have some little technical problems called wi FI and last
- 17:30Tuesday and here we have it receiving the overwhelming triumph. See you have something
- 17:34to present, not don Juan. Let' s hear that and the results
- 17:41of many elections for mayor and the legislature, that' s why. It
- 17:48is clear that we already won and I had told them for months that we
- 17:59were going to win this selection, despite all the traps, all the lies,
- 18:06despite all the abuse of power and its millions of pesos diverted to help
- 18:12its candidate. This isn' t it, too. Thank you, Jon,
- 18:18thank you. This isn' t Claudia Shaiman who won the election.
- 18:22How predictable it was. You have this Gustavo Forrary Wolvenson, he explains.
- 18:26Good afternoon, Gustavo, what' s up. I lost him there,
- 18:32I got him silenced, I got him mutated, we didn' t throw
- 18:36him out there. We are. Well, good afternoon. Look at this
- 18:38one. That is the opposition candidate Pochila has senate the Sochi galves. He
- 18:45won, they won, he won, he didn' t lose by thirty
- 18:52- seven seventy- five. It was lost by two or three dots and
- 18:56that' s why he declared this while he was counting the vote is browned
- 18:59for very little. Then yours. It' s very ironic, but it
- 19:03was doubled in votes. But like the little thing that came out saying he
- 19:07won. Well, I don' t think he wins. The consciousness looks,
- 19:14evidently, is part of things. There' s not a debate until
- 19:18the last one doesn' t even speak out and put a hole in social
- 19:23media. We already won. I think we already won by the possibility that
- 19:27they had a camera. And that' s a gain, because if you
- 19:32don' t swear to anyone. But good God. Or I really think
- 19:37that to see it was an overwhelming triumph of the candidate, but there would
- 19:44be once after the euphoria, to channel it. The great winner of that
- 19:47election called Andrés Manuel López Oraz, where he really wanted not necessarily Claudia'
- 19:55s triumph, although logically, but the triumph of his political project, begun
- 20:00eighteen years ago, which culminates that famous fourth transformation, where it is called
- 20:08let' s say that historical step or notice that Claudia may not, perhaps
- 20:15not reality gets more votes than Andrés Manuel himself. It' s not that
- 20:22she gets more votes, that is, it' s really a referendum on
- 20:26managing him, his years, his struggle. What we' d like to
- 20:32call your phenomenon that' s past history. So he' s not saying
- 20:34good I quit. My candidate was perhaps the phenomenon. I mean, people
- 20:41approve of me so much that I put anyone and it' s any garg
- 20:47and that also has a lot of readings you look at, because it also
- 20:52wins in most states, even with polls that I' d like you to
- 20:57talk about one day with our dear friend as a fada cart because there were
- 21:03both sides, that is, but none really reflected good. Yes, it
- 21:08was known that Claudia won, I had polls perhaps at the same level as
- 21:15the opposition. We' re growing and the thirty- five points are not
- 21:21a sign of growth. What is interesting is how that was transpolarized to the
- 21:26provinces, even to the municipality let' s say in the province where where
- 21:33I' m brown the calculations were that they swept the municipalities with practically the
- 21:40same amount of votes that Claudia and I would tell you that except for two
- 21:48municipalities, practically Morena lost them as a party in all. He needed the
- 21:53sum of the votes of the chiquitaje, which formed his geopolitical space, that
- 22:00is, the top of other small parties to triumph in those municipalities. In
- 22:07other words, the project is voted on where Manuel is, but the municipal
- 22:11arrangements that are quite poor generals in many parts of the country are not approved.
- 22:17Not then, I think he got everything you wanted You said good to
- 22:23me, the 100- dream miner of life. The workman has already come
- 22:27to one hundred and one perpetuating himself is that his project was to be the
- 22:34first to give a woman the opportunity to be president. The first Tomás tells
- 22:38you you' re going to win with the votes I want, because,
- 22:44obviously, Claudia, that is, she' s not a charismatic person.
- 22:48To tell you quite empathetic, it is scientific, scientific science, not that
- 22:56they have generated that aura for political difference. Then it was made, it
- 23:03appeared. There was no precise conference tomorrow where the type, despite the limitations
- 23:10and prohibitions of the electoral institute, did not go down the line. So
- 23:18I' m the old man' s system, let' s say prita
- 23:22model. I am the system, I manage the system and I am going
- 23:26to have the votes to modify perhaps the system so that, if we generate
- 23:33that, let' s say fourth transformation after the seventy years of prit the
- 23:41prescinsion, on the one hand, to say good gender a new political space.
- 23:44But at the same time I' m leaving and I' m leaving
- 23:49let' s say that fourth transformation, because the first thing Claudia vo notice,
- 23:56that the international markets were shaken by the collective. The first thing that
- 24:00made the only decision confronted his finance minister. Yeah, it' s funny
- 24:07for two things to say to see I' m not going to eat the
- 24:11balurdo that you' re going to leave it to me, which is what
- 24:15happened with Sergio Tomás. No, so, at least stay and fix everything
- 24:18and then we see who you take for Econombia. Not then. It shows
- 24:26what we have talked about so many times, that is, I am the
- 24:33successor, but I am not the heir well, I spoke here last Tuesday
- 24:40with Ignacio Lavaquí, a prominent political scientist. As a friend also of Carlos
- 24:44Fara and told me to see you have to see who the governors and legislators
- 24:48answer to. I do not think that amblo retires and should not be ruled
- 24:53out and I am reading now from the baquí I go to the reform of
- 24:57the Journal, reform of Mexico generates more qualified controversy. That shouldn' t
- 25:02be ruled out. It said here on Tuesday that they can reform or try
- 25:07to reform the Constitution and let Amlo have a mandate, remembering that it is
- 25:12not like in Argentina, in like the United States, a president once ruled
- 25:15cannot return a second or consecutive nor in more than twenty years. Well,
- 25:21we shouldn' t rule this out. Well, I hear you look,
- 25:26obviously, managing the war of battle. The real battle has been with the
- 25:33judiciary and electoral institutes, where one of the great victories of the modern politics
- 25:38of Mexican democracy was the independence of the electoral district. It does put brakes
- 25:48on everyone, that is, when I say everything from the point of view
- 25:53of sustainability. Not being able to give away a virome as political propaganda,
- 26:00because it is not reciclave. It has to be everything looks at fabric products,
- 26:04not things like that, no, no, no, everything, but
- 26:10less with the traps that you can always do everything. But it' s
- 26:15counting, I mean, you can' t say well, I, Fernando
- 26:21Mauric, have a restaurant and tomorrow I' ll give my candidate a roast.
- 26:26Yes, and there you can say no. They gave it to me.
- 26:29That' s not accounted for, that is. The electoral institute has
- 26:33functioned within everyone with exemplary autonomy. In the last few years. Obviously,
- 26:38that has affected or bothered him with this autonomy, because I cannot control Andrés
- 26:44Manuel and the judiciary. The same thing, even though his last President of
- 26:48the Court became the operator, resigned and became the political operator of Claudio Sheman,
- 26:55I do not believe that he has the possibility of making a continuation.
- 27:06I don' t think the system would allow it. Even I understand and
- 27:14by common friends, Claudia has already pulled lines with the Trump administration or with
- 27:21the future Trump administration. There was a foreign visitor program on Sunday where all
- 27:26the Liric people were at the Republican Institute, like the tim Tang of the
- 27:32Republicans, they were already there with her, etcetera. I mean, it
- 27:37' s three thousand and five hundred kilometers from the border. It' s
- 27:38not bullshit. That' s not gonna go where the border was closed anymore.
- 27:45They' re going to start playing some songs. Let' s say
- 27:48gill. It' s the migration issue, because I don' t think
- 27:52Claudia wants you to let' s say debuting with those gas masks on her
- 27:57back. But I do not see very difficult the possibility of saying reform.
- 28:03Manuel, the reform may be to take power away from the institutions today,
- 28:11but I felt like enabling amlo. No. No, no, no,
- 28:12no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
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- 28:12no. Da No? No, no, but what role he'
- 28:17s going to play amlo, he' s going home, what a tact
- 28:23in his first morning he looks at you. We don' t know.
- 28:27Mexican politics is so vertical that the day after tomorrow, Claudia and it has
- 28:34happened historically with all the successors give her a dream of grace and then she
- 28:40lies on the side of government. And the only thing I believe for the
- 28:45opposition too is Monday. He started building the election in six years, which
- 28:52I don' t think Morena has the possibility and that' s an analysis,
- 29:00but to repeat for the third time why, because there' s no
- 29:07longer going to be to distribute it ok ok I understand just as much as
- 29:14it' s going to generate. I think there' s a not going
- 29:15to say a collapse, no, but let' s say a very strong
- 29:19imbalance in finance that doesn' t have to stop clear, of course,
- 29:26or is really the strength. So, to see the project started and ended
- 29:29with me. The story happened tomorrow our grandchildren or the grandson of any Mexican
- 29:36will say the best president of the story was Andrés Manuel López Obrador, it
- 29:41was not Claudia Shaiman. What' s more, I would say Fernando even
- 29:48in the communication girls who are already coming down from the Presidency of the Republic,
- 29:55both governors and mayors, to street speeches. Not the opening of a
- 30:00school is already, they' re suggesting including the best President in my history.
- 30:10Well, well, well, in Gus we' ll see you on
- 30:15Wednesday that comes in perfect agreement, all right brady. Thank you very much,
- 30:18as always, big hug, my friend Gustavo close the Golfenson here in
- 30:22prol construction to close our week. We' re leaving. We' re
- 30:23flying two Tuesday afternoons. We return thanks to Juan, Thank you Silvia bye bye