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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 the term friend. Very, very good afternoon.
- 0:24We are starting a new day of plural construction. We did it already
- 0:29before the fact happened and it was superior. Some expected, not only at
- 0:32the federal capital level, with five hundred zero souls on the street, but
- 0:36also throughout the country, more than a million people of souls mobilized with Uruguayan,
- 0:40which was envisaged as a mass march. Well, Millake' s reaction
- 0:44is there in the afternoon. Zurdito is as always and today also responded on
- 0:48Twitter, guaranteeing University continuity. But of course, the issue is the budget.
- 0:53Then we' ll have to analyze trapisondas, see what kind of authorship
- 0:57Congress can do. But, well, there' s the reaction it evokes.
- 1:00We' re going to make everyone' s waime for the gualfe We
- 1:03' re going to search Kulio Burman today, which I hope I can locate.
- 1:06We can locate him. A little while Daniel Kepper will be our second
- 1:08voice in principle, if everything goes well, as I always say, and
- 1:12we will close with the prouar that he is speaking a little beyond the economy,
- 1:15the role, the Parliament, the Congress in Argentina, etcetera, etcetera,
- 1:22etcetera. Well, the day that started very cold in the morning and
- 1:27now it is around the integrated ones, almost as I say, what left
- 1:36this mobilization that was predicted strong, but it was the strongest truth of what
- 1:42was Entreveías. I recommend a note, a short circuit in the libertarian narrative
- 1:48Martín Rodríguez Lebra. You don' t write on page twelve, you don
- 1:51' t write on a middle left. They write in the nation. And
- 1:53it is a very good analysis that the colleague does there in the Journal,
- 1:57in the nation, my law before the incomunity of the complex phenomena, in
- 2:00a mixture of ideological prejudice and their emotional prophesy, prevented to see the President
- 2:05and the delicate fiber that touched when dealing with the national universities with the same
- 2:10narrative tools that gave him so good results with the political opposition. Public education
- 2:15still resists as a value of ecuhation to the Argentine society the power of the
- 2:19march. He shook a government in a legislative minority that weaves its power with
- 2:23the thread of public opinion. For me, law and priorities says Rodrigu and
- 2:27Carrier, and the nation is the macro and the street. In twenty-
- 2:30four hours he went from a national self- dressing festive chain as always on
- 2:38his first quarter chart, the bitterness of the first major show of public resistance
- 2:44his project. I' m telling you the production, because I' m
- 2:46reading in the poleros, the Whatsapps. If we' re in pulleys,
- 2:47with Burman, we' re going to plan Be and start with Keeper.
- 2:51What Kipper said. Now I remind you of the phone, because ki Pre
- 2:55was planned by Zoono in a little while. So you go right now we
- 3:00' re remembering Kiper' s phone and we start with the match set.
- 3:02Well, it' s getting to them then this and I repeat it'
- 3:07s not page twelve. It' s not a pro gramme in, it
- 3:07' s a half left. It' s page twelve interpreting a country pardon
- 3:12the nation, interpreting a little bit about yesterday. Not Martín Rodríguez and br
- 3:15a very good analyst. Miley applied the budget to the universities, the turbo
- 3:21of the blender to the fiscal rigor raised a personal vision that irritated even a
- 3:27part of those who elected him. With the illusion of reversing the economic collapse
- 3:30of the last Peronist administration. Burman tells me he' s already entertained.
- 3:34So if we can cut here but and locate Burman, let' s go
- 3:37back to Burman. Well, I don' t know you guys decide and
- 3:40come easy, but it' ll be one another. Let' s see
- 3:44where we start to see if it' s better with Burman and if we
- 3:47don' t see who' s online quí para o Burman, Julio,
- 3:52Burman, Julio, Good afternoon, how it goes Hello, Fernando Que.
- 3:53Such a good, very good, thank you, thank you for being there
- 3:57to watch us. Well to see first reaction to this that looked massive,
- 4:02but it seems to me that to a large extent, with five hundred and
- 4:08five hundred, zero souls in federal capital, made memoló another so much and
- 4:12surpassing the million in the whole country, because it also has fractistics. It
- 4:14was that it' s federal, let' s say yesterday' s protest,
- 4:19I mean within the foreseeable, but it even exceeded as if it were
- 4:23an evaluation in primary school, not exceeding expectations. I don' t think
- 4:26so, I think there was a different qualitative element aside, and that'
- 4:31s that he appeared as new people on the street. It is true that
- 4:34there were the sombers, say the opponents, the trade unionists, Tatia almeida,
- 4:40what do I know about the social movements. But beyond all that,
- 4:43there was a new 20- year- old kid, a lot of people
- 4:48who had marched for the first time in their lives, very kids who I
- 4:56think that was the really amazing thing, because there was a big opposition archo
- 5:02starring the UCR and crciarismo. It' s not surprising. Surprising that a
- 5:08new subject appears, who are in this case the boys afraid that they became
- 5:12the university, an exaggerated fear, but well it remained floating in the air
- 5:15and the government had great difficulty in visuading that fear was not effective in that
- 5:21communication and well, that mobilized new people. And against that the government cannot,
- 5:28that is, the official speech that the caste was on the street for
- 5:33the first time. I don' t think it works. There' s
- 5:40a new guy. Apart from this guy, it' s a vote.
- 5:43She was Miley' s voter. For example, Mira had never voted before.
- 5:50There were high school kids, there were kids who are newly admitted to
- 5:55the universities, who marched from the UNE student centers and well, maybe the
- 6:00universities are willing to make the kids go. It' s okay, but
- 6:03it' s not the same thing that I make you a teacher to be
- 6:06asked, Sergio Massa, Cristina kirser O Martín and Hustó. Those new people
- 6:13for me don' t have a political position yet. It will be more
- 6:17progressive, less to say what it is. But they are new people,
- 6:20new people who went out to march, not because they reached my law,
- 6:27but because good or not only proposed to my law, but because they felt
- 6:30affected by a policy and Emily who is clearly not an alienist. Going against
- 6:35the universities is not well seen. Universities are not between quotation marks and acastes
- 6:40for many people. So, I think that' s where my reading was
- 6:45different. Beyond how to really say the apparatuses of the radical left, Peronist,
- 6:51intent social moments. I say how much there is, let' s
- 7:01say suddenly Law in this sense and how much forgiveness and how much there is
- 7:09to march Antimiley beyond or as a compactor, as a uniting factor the public
- 7:14education, the defense, in the University of no forgiveness that to be repetitive.
- 7:15I deny that in yesterday' s march there were many politicized people that
- 7:19was there to make him do antimileism and that people who are clearly identified with
- 7:28existing actors, and maybe those people were most of that. But what I
- 7:32think is the new project was not to make antimileism, the new subject will
- 7:38make us antimileism or, in any case, a new form of anti-
- 7:42vileism that is not the same as that done by Cristina or that represented by
- 7:48people who believe that people are in the box, let' s say so.
- 7:53I don' t think this is the people in the box. He
- 7:59distinguished a little bit, it was already an anecdote, but the truth is
- 8:01that he does feel that he has so much to do with it is already
- 8:03in the middle. If we' re going back, I mean, cante
- 8:05peronista or guinerista? Yes, it was a success in the anecdote, but
- 8:09the box did add up to say almost. I think that if yesterday'
- 8:13s mark had been half the people, and but all those people were the
- 8:18ones who felt represented by the box, I was going yesterday to strengthen Miley,
- 8:22but the point was that, besides all that, there was something else.
- 8:26No, and that' s why goodefans do it, because I don
- 8:30' t think we know that yet. I remember, it' s not
- 8:33and that' s what we talked about in some previous program and that'
- 8:37s what you can really change a little bit the parallel to the thousand play,
- 8:41that appears a new subject, for example, I think we had said
- 8:43that other opportunity. It appears consumer and found that they cannot pass the circulation
- 8:48are mobilized. I think that' s what complicates them, no, because
- 8:54thousands face all the people who have been facing him for years not and now
- 9:00and who drives that, because you see is the issue and how much they
- 9:05will want to capitalize on the other political actors. Well, if someone can
- 9:09capitalize on it soon and drive it, it means that it didn' t
- 9:16fail, because the freshness of the new is that it doesn' t have
- 9:20how much for now after. Well, what do I know, for example,
- 9:22there we saw the escape girl Piera Fernández. If I' m not
- 9:28mistaken that a speech that was the best of yesterday and well, that'
- 9:31s what' s new. A c of twenty- two years, maybe
- 9:37radical cares, but it is not identified with anything we know that there is
- 9:41an articulated discourse where it exposed its reasons why it is angry with Millay.
- 9:46That' s new. Now, when a subject disappears, newer is what
- 9:52the militant gymnastics of the political party has, social moment, guilds, etcetera.
- 9:56When the government talks about phantom train and read comes out on Twitter which
- 10:01is the reaction that has had more than last night' s good thing that
- 10:03were the left- handed noble causes, dark motives, no, and that
- 10:07speaks well, they beat position, not emotional. The ghost train, the
- 10:11ordinary citizen it was or it wasn' t. It goes up how much
- 10:16this theory of my phantom train law goes up, how much the tree covers
- 10:20the forest let' s say how ultrarian ghost was what Miley had prepared to
- 10:26answer earlier. In fact, he' s waiting for this to look like
- 10:28this to pull out this twist to see it has before the fiber of the
- 10:33lion, with the lagmazur, etcetera. Today' s tweet, where it
- 10:35talks about some dark motives, is a little bit. The rectification is realizing
- 10:39that it wasn' t just having a ghost and that' s why he
- 10:43had to go out to make a tweet, a little more that is still
- 10:48the style of conmprotative law. But he realizes there' s something different.
- 10:50Not like he realized that it' s a problem that young kids appear who
- 10:56aren' t criterists and that I want or that they' re ready can
- 11:00directly or you know what chrislerism is that they come out to protest that they
- 11:07take away the law from the freshness of doing what' s new. No,
- 11:09because Law depends a lot on that. It is not almost his great,
- 11:13if not his great virtue. Let' s just say it like that.
- 11:18You want to make it more active, let' s say its greatest
- 11:22assets, we call it the yes, as it is the new, and
- 11:26you' re the oldest. Now yes, something new appears to him and
- 11:28suddenly he begins to grow old. There it' s fried and this reaction
- 11:37you see in the same way, because it' s actually a little what
- 11:39you' re saying my law is. Let' s look more at the
- 11:41Argol than the forest. Not noble causes, say, but there is still
- 11:46that who will not have said that in universities they will not close. I
- 11:50say not to see this is not the Inca, but if it definances it
- 11:54and it functions more or less complex, let' s say I don'
- 12:00t tell you. It' s just a re- sustaining, financing issue.
- 12:01I am philosophical, because he has spoken out against anything public and especially
- 12:05talked about brainwashing in the Union, especially in terms of university, public air
- 12:09term, education, university level and so on. I' m not saying,
- 12:16there' s no rechrification there beyond how you say another reading completing last
- 12:20night, but I think Miley' s college issue got complicated for good,
- 12:26because it' s going to take him a long time to turn the idea
- 12:31you just expressed that my law was found at the university. At this point.
- 12:39I don' t know what it' s gonna be like to turn
- 12:41this notion around, which is so pleased. I wouldn' t have one
- 12:45to see We' re gonna bitch pictures. It would have a way.
- 12:46What happens is that it goes against all of your ideology to finance to a
- 12:50large extent. I don' t say two hundred percent of last year'
- 12:52s inflation, but I don' t know how to give the fifty after,
- 12:56the eighty, that is to say, get something similar to inflation and
- 12:58not be tasteful. Of course that' s the problem. Not that I
- 13:01said we didn' t have to follow that many. We want seventy percent
- 13:03more for only ten percent of the process that is operational spending. Let'
- 13:07s say for the ninety that I spend salt and so on, which is
- 13:11the strongest. I' d have some way, but you' re not
- 13:15going to be fond of the preton and so on, not me either,
- 13:18but I' d have more, I' d have some hand, not
- 13:22either, and that' s it. He lost it, check it out.
- 13:24Crgyarism made more investment in defense than others in comparative terms, and yet
- 13:31it remained in the imaginary how the governments that opposed the military and the defense
- 13:37wanted there to be no army and an armed force. One can say that
- 13:43Crisionism did more than Macrism, which was even waved underwater, but still the
- 13:48images, which was very scanned. I think this image of you lying against
- 13:52the university. I don' t know what it should be. It should
- 13:58triple the budget, it would be the same to inugurate University. It should
- 14:01be a monumental effort to turn around. If only I want this notion,
- 14:05because it will not undertake that it will not not be able to do it
- 14:09and has neither money nor the energy to do so. This is a subject
- 14:13that we are seriously talking about in the middle of a fantasize, since the
- 14:20University is underfunded for decades and the University is maintaining no one, but we
- 14:22are having ourselves, the teachers, not charging anything. And that' s
- 14:26the college' s reality. There are no countries. Well, all right,
- 14:28you know, we agree. It can be financed. I can do
- 14:31one thing I say lost in terms of budget. But something else you freeze
- 14:35that says look. There' s the whole budget frozen, which is gonna
- 14:39give you the same thing as last year, which is a need. When
- 14:41I' d have to triple it, I mean, give two hundred percent
- 14:45more. Well, one thing is one thing. Again we can hit the
- 14:48dough and hit them together, because it doesn' t thin, because the
- 14:52educational investment dropped but another thing is to keep the budget freeze sofia ruin totally.
- 14:56I think that' s good there. The officialist argument is that the
- 15:00same freeze was suffered in all public entities. Therefore, that there is no
- 15:03policy find or. All right, but apologize for it It' s okay,
- 15:07but let' s see you say, we' re discussing amicably,
- 15:11there' s no disrespect. I' m going to say the university and
- 15:13thousands like it has the goal against it, but it' s broader,
- 15:16because it' s the education that didn' t put in the Pact more
- 15:18o. It' s like education doesn' t suck. And when we
- 15:20talk about country and future investments, what should be one of the notal axes
- 15:24even for the issue of social crime. Education is an issue that is not
- 15:30on Miley' s agenda at all, where students are alone in the macro.
- 15:33Totally good. But if we came up with this diagnosis and I don
- 15:39' t even want to be optimistic as a critic that I am of this
- 15:41government, as I was of the previous one, and the previous one my
- 15:46law is extremely complicated, because let' s say if it entered the bullet.
- 15:46On this side, they start going into the holes. It' s,
- 15:50I' m not saying it' s going to fall in two months
- 15:54or six, but I say it starts with this first marking, this first
- 15:56limit. He' ll be on a pretty complicated path. Me, but
- 16:00I' m telling you. I believe my law here lost a battle as
- 16:03ever. I mean, the issue that Miley' s going to be identified
- 16:08with a problem in public education, starting with college. I think it'
- 16:12s going to be irreversible. I think she' s already settled in and
- 16:18it' s going to happen to her with other things at a time when
- 16:21there' s a public health oak tree and she' s also going to
- 16:23be faced with something counting that already happened, something with the dengue salon away.
- 16:26Sea passed me huge day, but it happened just like that. The
- 16:29link is like we got lucky because it could have been worse. It'
- 16:33s half that the cold of the little ones got dead and well, but
- 16:37if the denga got worse and we have a Brazil type thing, well,
- 16:41there, he was also going to drop all the responsibility and index finger look
- 16:48at me I think he looks at for now the only thing that who is
- 16:55the subject of macroeconomic order and the subject of certain conservative values that my law
- 17:02astutely take advantage of and that for now no one is enjoying him and trying
- 17:08to interpret him. And this is a path because one thing begins to lose
- 17:11popularity. Dropping or again let' s say they made you, since leiber
- 17:15hit. Let' s say the hull of the north ship. I reiterate
- 17:18for the listener who wants to hear wrong. I' m not talking about
- 17:21two months in months, and it doesn' t fall very much. I
- 17:22am speaking to myself in terms of sustainability, governance or political power of the
- 17:26President, who know that nation is weak because of something institutional, Congress,
- 17:30our Governor, etcetera, etcetera. This is either a drip or an iberg
- 17:36that starts to mark a bit of a steepening of the power society gave it.
- 17:41I say to see a government that is based on public opinion, because
- 17:42perhaps it has no other. Okay. This is a drip we can if
- 17:48you can see. I don' t think I' ll see yet.
- 17:51I believe that public opinion in Argentina over the last thirty years is dominated by
- 17:55economics. Corruption made it. They are the three gras, the theme of
- 18:00public opinion, the themes of the State service, public health, public education.
- 18:07Fundamentally, these two social security are not part of it, not because
- 18:14they are not at the centre of people' s daily lives, but because
- 18:17it is a subject that politics lost them. Policy is not evaluated. So,
- 18:22if there' s a transformation, I don' t know. I
- 18:26don' t think so. I believe that the state of the situation of
- 18:29the other three points is so dramatic that in politics it will continue to get
- 18:34away with it and prevent a president from being played for education or health.
- 18:41That' s why I think all of this damages the idea that my law
- 18:47builds the issue of public and public education, but I don' t think
- 18:49anyone will dent him in his leadership, which is based on other issues.
- 18:52On the other hand, I also could not ask what presidents have to do
- 18:56with universities or that they have to go presidents with the sequels, because in
- 19:00reality what this is going on is July. It' s the bottom line,
- 19:03because I agree how people, Doña Rosa, as Neuta said, care
- 19:06about pocket, inflation, insecurity, corruption. But of course, if the
- 19:11educational issue is a problem that stems from a budgetary adjustment and so on,
- 19:15we are again talking about silver. Let' s say yes, but there
- 19:19I can' t say the subject of the Ministry, of the Ministry of
- 19:22Song, that it no longer exists, that he also dropped it or chance
- 19:25and is inside human capital. No, no, but this one was more
- 19:30complex. I mean, I' m not saying that these aren' t
- 19:32very important issues for people in their lives. Of course, it doesn'
- 19:36t fit the political agenda, a reason that is very complex. If you
- 19:38want to read now to discuss it, but not between the political agenda.
- 19:42It should go in part, it doesn' t come in because Argentina'
- 19:49s governance is fragmented, that people are not clear if that is the issue
- 19:52of the President, the Mayor, the Governor or the Congress and, in
- 19:56fact, the President doesn' t run any schools and no universities, but,
- 20:02well, somehow it touches him on putting the budget, which is not
- 20:03the President' s issue either, but well I' m very complicated.
- 20:07The evaluation is almost published by the presidential responsibility. What is true is that
- 20:11economics and corruption are issues that hit the Chief President directly. I am not
- 20:18surprised because I have costers yourself not also those political consultant, not sensitive on
- 20:22costador also and some there are serious and others there are not. I'
- 20:26m not gonna be a name anyway, but he called me a few more.
- 20:29He didn' t call me that close. Attention to your colleague say
- 20:32that God has recently been working for government. He gave numbers surprisingly too favorable.
- 20:37You say. Well, now you start talking about this one more to
- 20:41see. I want to see social. I want to see exactly what second.
- 20:49Today the economic recession, which is inflation at a turn, is more
- 20:53worrying. Apparently, according to this political consultant, colleague of yours in a
- 20:59change, this is beginning to be so. Inflation is not that it stopped
- 21:02being a problem, much less, but of course it begins to compartmentalize with
- 21:04the issue of recession. Eventually, employment is the real wage, etcetera,
- 21:08etcetera, etcetera, because this would already be more complicated for libertarian management.
- 21:15The issue of employment, the issue of poverty, is beginning to begin a
- 21:22recession, which seems to me to be a good concept. Yes, you
- 21:22would have to reinterpret the term of employment and it could be real as you
- 21:30want to see, less sale, less real less changa. If you want
- 21:32to see it, I won' t be able to have four changas and,
- 21:36instead of being fours, one per day or two. And there,
- 21:37well, you either have income or you have a job, but you have
- 21:41less real income. Let' s say yes, it can' t be
- 21:48what this interviewee says. I believe that what does not change is that concerns
- 21:51go through the economic, that is, the whole case, move from prices
- 21:56to employment. But well, it' s a little bit the same person
- 22:00as looking at another side of the same thing, because deep down, it
- 22:03' s all the deterioration of the quality of life, one thing if you
- 22:07can say for sure, because there, yes, the answer to it is
- 22:11that people are pefinistic about their personal economic situation. And it is that,
- 22:18besides, what happens is that lying popular. In spite of that, what
- 22:23happens is that this concept was something favorable at first that they are succeeding in
- 22:27slowing down with their most summary inflation. This is changed by some more social
- 22:33look, more from the direct pocket, real wage or poverty, there is
- 22:37the great asset. What are the assets of myla and some stability. One
- 22:41in principle will see how much we will see that stag in six, seven
- 22:47or five one of those prayers of blessing and then, good more for technicians,
- 22:51the super- habires, in prosecutors, twins, commercials, etcetera.
- 22:52Now, if this also starts to contemporaneousize the issue of poverty, the topic
- 22:57employs general income, already changes the agenda a little or modulates, balances,
- 23:02let' s say no, and that would be worrying for him. Now,
- 23:06in the administration of President I say yes, yes, yes, that
- 23:08' s not it? We' re not getting out of the usual.
- 23:14I mean, Miley has a problem with people' s satisfaction, with their
- 23:17everyday economy, and that' s very clear and it' s not going
- 23:21to change all year, if it changes next year. I also believe that
- 23:25the real assets of my law are, on the one hand, that if
- 23:30you see it with value that fights inflation and, on the other, that,
- 23:33if you see it with someone who represents more conservative values and the social
- 23:37ones that were being sued my law, it is someone who likes in a
- 23:44part of Argentina, who is representing us to no one, who is the
- 23:47people who are against abortion, the people who go to the Church on Sundays.
- 23:51Ro no, no, but he didn' t get to represent that.
- 23:55I' m the pro- I voter I' ve been following him
- 23:59for a while. I didn' t feel like he represented those values.
- 24:04I do not think that the boot of the project was Mama Christi and bulrrista
- 24:08that the resitist Vialista at the time, ran more to the right to the
- 24:15pro and together to speak than the agenda of the space itself. It seems
- 24:19to me and there was a lot more voter than the pro that should have
- 24:23run to a sort of center in some ways together for the change, actually
- 24:27it was run by right agenda by good parts, I don' t know
- 24:32if the majority, but a good part of its sympathizers or adherents. No.
- 24:34But Patricia Buls, who was the pro' s face in the last
- 24:37elections, had been doing it to her since before, does not represent values.
- 24:41It represents the issue of itself the police in the street, but it
- 24:45did not represent the issue of being inclusive language to you. I am against
- 24:49abortion, a set of issues that is my law. For the first time
- 24:53in forty years I have represented weight that you had many Argentines in that line.
- 24:59I think it' s also part of what Miley has. Politics is
- 25:02over represented by atheists and progressives, things that happen to us in other countries,
- 25:07where politicians account for that popular conservatism that remains an important number. In
- 25:12Argentina, the culture of hiercerism, radicalism and pro did not represent that that
- 25:18Milady lives. A little thought my law has it for that profile with Miley.
- 25:22It' s a five- piece apa They don' t see it
- 25:27with that profile. But still, my law managed to represent something that,
- 25:33for example, in Brazil Bolsonaro paid them very well Julio. Thank you as
- 25:41always, please, once you open hours later or bur vanle chicken logo here
- 25:45in plural construction. I' m going to see Daniel Kepper' s pause.
- 25:48He tells me he' s already in the sum, so we'
- 25:48ll see if we can locate him or he' s waiting for the P
- 25:52S After the break we' re with Kepper and after TIPER we' re
- 25:56with two lawyers from Kipra to Dr Wharetti to close the program. We remind
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- 26:52well, here we are going to chat about fifteen minutes with Daniel keper
- 26:55Daniel good afternoon, how he' s doing, good afternoon smitten how you
- 27:00' re doing Boro before he was left in some doubt with the super classic.
- 27:04The bar beyond being wrong, played better than River, made things better
- 27:07and saw him win. In my opinion, River played badly. It is
- 27:15true that the bar is a roleon of the edge because the ball had entered
- 27:22in your totality and as some images show us that buste technology of falcon eye
- 27:29as you wear tennis, and that in truth the arbitrary boat unjust and hurts
- 27:36the silence of the leaders of River that, unlike the president, the Barcelona
- 27:41port that has requested all the videos and all the audios of a game that
- 27:48played with Real Madrid, where also the null new gors In your opinion,
- 27:52the leaders of River dutifully opt for the silence. Why there' s silence,
- 28:03it' s Rier, because they don' t care, they don
- 28:07' t care. They' re your report, they' re not interested,
- 28:11they' re not made to River you' re afraid of an answer.
- 28:15They all say they have no leadership experience. They came to office from
- 28:22business and commercial companies, owner of a bank, the Vice President is an
- 28:33airport manager. In other words, they are linked to other types of activities.
- 28:38They don' t know what passion for football is, they' re
- 28:44actually changing passion. They don' t know what a stadium is. They
- 28:47' re transforming our stadium, which was a sports complex, into a shopping
- 28:52mall with everything that this implies. The members do not plant as clients,
- 28:56but as owners of the club, because we, through generations, built it
- 29:02and made gymnasium, cages, spaces of recreation for the people, of transformations
- 29:10of education and today are commercial structures. They' re arming, not that.
- 29:15Unfortunately, there came a conception, this totally different diligence and in order
- 29:22not to be questioned, they choose not to question. Clen that silence guarantees
- 29:27them not to question them. They criticize us and maybe you' re right,
- 29:36because there are very few voices that rise. Maybe I' m the
- 29:38only one. But well, you ask questions that I give my opinion,
- 29:44well, I yesterday the truth of the few times I don' t good,
- 29:48I don' t have a daily par subscription. I don' t
- 29:52usually participate much in marches. Well, obviously, human rights issues hit you
- 29:53and if it could have been yesterday I was about to participate. I'
- 29:57ve longed for my daughter' s health theme on Sunday, so we'
- 30:00re going, in fact, the three of us as a family. I
- 30:03just didn' t go to the game. I' m asking if it
- 30:03was. And well that as a coloring to analyze a little the crowd and
- 30:10feds, highlighting that it happened across the country more than a million souls on
- 30:11the street. He asked him what Daniel did first analysis in spirit. I
- 30:21was in the body, not because you' ll remember that I was traveling,
- 30:26returning to the country. I didn' t remember, not remembering the
- 30:30march, not picking up the march. It lived well, well, well
- 30:37obviously it is important the attendance of the people, but it seems to me
- 30:41that I, in the analysis, would do it in a different way than
- 30:47the one I hear in the media. The media basically analyzes the predence of
- 30:51the mass march and would like to analyze the attitude of the government, basically
- 31:00that it is developing a systematic attack on the culture note, which is not
- 31:07only to finance public education, but also other forms and cultural expressions, the
- 31:15attack on cinema and different wills that are important to our society and obviously,
- 31:23it is not a planto beyond that they present it of an economic or budgetary
- 31:30nature. Why the impact on the national budget of both public education and film
- 31:37or other areas of culture. It' s minimal. Let us remember that
- 31:45for many years now men of culture have been calling for an increase in the
- 31:53budget precisely because of the little that is received for this type of need.
- 32:00Well, here, I' m sorry, there, I' m interrupting,
- 32:02I' m quitting. That' s what I get like always a
- 32:05little with the vote to the devil and I' m so far away to
- 32:07defend my life. There what they' re going to say is we can
- 32:09do everything, we can provincial transfer, lipo, we' re going to
- 32:14retire, we can do the public work that was even being done. Well,
- 32:15they all have to fall for the law, then we' ll discuss
- 32:17it at the university. It just doesn' t have to do. Obviously,
- 32:21I don' t think so, but he' s going to tell
- 32:22you we can do that, how we' re going to moor it,
- 32:27some culture, some film, etcetera, etcetera. It has to govern a
- 32:28little the same conception and philosophy they will say for all good. Let us
- 32:35clarify that one of the basic functions of the State is education. This seems
- 32:38to me to be indelible and they are not pruning in the same way in
- 32:45all areas. How to say no in the end, because it is spending
- 32:50you on weapons, for example, that it seems to me that it is
- 32:54one of the most distant needs of the Argentine subsiedad. The purchase of aircraft
- 32:59is a difficult expense to explain especially when it comes to obsolete technology, because
- 33:06it is from the 1980s these planes that are buying and it is an important
- 33:10shot in which it is spent. But I think I insist that it is
- 33:15not a government budget issue to attack culture, but an ideological issue, because
- 33:21what culture implies and what stadium it is in the university, in Argentina.
- 33:30Culture has a critical view of social life, of social structure. And this
- 33:39critical view is what bothers them, because there are two ways to educate and
- 33:45I' m going to sit down, if you will allow me, some
- 33:50examples to crify the idea. For example, to tame my pets, whom
- 33:55we sometimes listen to in these conversations we hold. I turn to César Millán,
- 34:04the famous mascot instructor we drink on television, and he teaches how to
- 34:15make pets obey. No, obviously, they don' t encourage critical thinking.
- 34:23They are promoting the freedom and independence of pets, but a simple attitude
- 34:30of obedience to make living with pets more enjoyable for us with people. On
- 34:40the other hand, other types of training, education, are sought. We
- 34:45want the person to be free and for this he must have a critical thought
- 34:52that allows him to place himself in his society, in the role he is
- 34:57playing in that society, in observing the s that make his individual, social
- 35:05and overall growth of the structure. And this is what we want to avoid
- 35:09the critical thinking that in the current stage of the University is certainly impossible to
- 35:19reverse. Today the University has a critical thought and this is what bothers the
- 35:24current Government. It draws him into the ideological question he observed behind this attack
- 35:35on culture and here we can remember another educator, who is the Blasilero Paulo
- 35:40Freire, who marked precisely these two different ways of educating, Educating for freedom
- 35:47or educating to obey. Milike believes that you have to educate to obey,
- 35:53or how you can' t do this in the current stage of culture.
- 35:58Their first education and thus does not speak free men, but will be dependent
- 36:04on the social and structural factors that condition them. And we want education,
- 36:12which is education to encourage critical thinking and it follows an instrument for each of
- 36:17us to reach a level of freedom. Without education, there is no right
- 36:27freedom. Finally, how you have seen the Milay' s reaction since the
- 36:31reference to the left- handed today with the Twiths. I think it'
- 36:35s a little too much. What are you waiting for? Let' s
- 36:37say the government raises the bet beyond what it claims to have some pragmatic gesture,
- 36:42to take a step back. So I just pointed out how I use
- 36:47the thing. Well, I understand the conception, I usually share several things
- 36:52that aren' t here is freedom or obeying is in ideological gestures. No,
- 36:55of course, we already put it on Twitter, but I also say
- 37:00the politician and Milike is too, although he doesn' t want to see
- 37:01it that way. That' s vow mouth. There we have the prepaid,
- 37:05his pragmatism against all his ideas. I understand philosophy, but good code.
- 37:09The rulers are also pragmatic in the new cases, because in that context
- 37:14let us say the question, but precisely because of what I have just pointed
- 37:20out, because it is an issue that essentially makes their ideology, I think
- 37:24it will redouble the bet, that it will not trigger Triffs. Obviously he
- 37:30' s going to try to disguise his policy with excuses of another kind,
- 37:37from the economic argument, in which I don' t believe by what I
- 37:45said until those who marched yesterday are expressions of ideologies different from those of education.
- 37:51Obviously there was a crowd and in that crowd people of all lines of
- 37:54thought is to think that everyone is leftist, that all John Marxist. And
- 38:01even more serious And graver still to think that those who are Marxists are Marxists
- 38:07of shit, as he says left- handed of shit, as the President
- 38:12says, It is a grave thought precisely to the freedom to think that we
- 38:21have every citizen, that is, the ideas of the other are sheltered,
- 38:25reputed, not silenced and the President, with each of his apparitions it is
- 38:32late to silence the ideas of others. In Milay never discussed. The one
- 38:38who owns the truth expresses his thought and always tries to silence the one who
- 38:46tries to mark mistakes or mark an alternative path. Otherwise, what is done
- 38:52at the university. In the University one dialogues, one listens, one reflects
- 38:58together. There is not one who knows and another who learns from the one
- 39:05who knows, but there is a reciprocal feeding product of critical thinking. And
- 39:10this, to my law is very clear. This is what he wants to
- 39:14attack. Daniel bus communication' s been cut. We didn' t listen,
- 39:24I didn' t thank you very much. I say a hug and,
- 39:27as I say, you know I put a little bit in the devil
- 39:29' s voice. I share and think several of its definitions are good,
- 39:32for example, that there is an ideological and not budgetary conception of my law
- 39:37in philosophy. Thank you very much, Daniel, No, please, a
- 39:40big arm, big hug fran give him kiper here in plural construction, we
- 39:45are seeing to locate for these last twenty minutes the Doctor Whoresti. I share
- 39:50a hundred by five, kiper understand me that in order to enrich, obviously
- 39:55talks the debate good I take argument from the other side, because if we
- 40:00are not all bored and coincide, Daniel, that great what he says is
- 40:04good measure, I share to a large extent in this case, but it
- 40:07is well, we try to throw the look from the other side to see
- 40:12info A actualizo thousand thirty- five. In light and variants. The Government
- 40:13will seek to agree on audits with the universities that respond to everything according to
- 40:19the work of the General Authority of the Nation, which reports to the Congress
- 40:21of the Nation. There' s no executive. That' s where the
- 40:24legislator is involved, which Dr Baresti is going to want to talk about in
- 40:28a second about the role of the legislature in Argentina and propose that a neutral
- 40:32technical body intervene. Well, there' s the argument. It affects university
- 40:34autonomy, et cetera, et cetera. INFOAE says in his most important homentito
- 40:39in the rose admitted that the demonstration was a strong political setback and will seek
- 40:44revenge against the opposition parties that joined critics of as I say, the agn
- 40:47and the audit evaluate to propose at the next meeting of the National Inter-
- 40:53Anniversary Council that intervene the sign Good there will not have number. Let'
- 40:57s say unusual this pretense, but good is political and good will have to
- 41:00see what the official Pedro Sánchez can achieve. This is a title of the
- 41:05hour in Spain. The Great Pedro Sanchez, good judgment, more than selling
- 41:07many mistakes and lices. He analyses his resignation from the Presidency, the Government
- 41:13for the complaints against his wife, if he comes, announcing for trading in
- 41:15influence, publicly denouncing, not in the justice system. But there is some
- 41:20prosecutor who took some bed cut in the matter, in one case, in
- 41:23the matter in Madrid, and we will see the light suspended agenda until Monday,
- 41:27but Sanchez to make a decision that would be a hecatomb of this height
- 41:30in Spanish politics because it has not been so resilient. He has fought so
- 41:34hard who was not this moment where some could eventually start throwing away the towel.
- 41:37Let' s hope about the political games as well. This is a
- 41:40nice book fair. One day before the opening, they see the crisis and
- 41:45hope and say FOAE collective strike. The meeting began between the useful and the
- 41:49companies that seek to reach an agreement to avoid the measure of the bunk.
- 41:52Tomorrow I hope not, but we can run out of collectives. Well,
- 42:00well, hello, I' m still going over Javier Miley. Let'
- 42:04s go to Teles I said something on Twitter. We' re not going
- 42:07to guarantee you funds for the universities, and we' re going to audit
- 42:10how they' re used. The issue is not in principle, the government
- 42:13can only ubigate through the legislature, which we are also going to the shock
- 42:17and we are going to guarantee the funds. You see it here. But
- 42:20if there is a philosophy of going against education, debate, critical thinking,
- 42:23well they have already sold them that we have also talked to Julio Burman before
- 42:28with Dr Keeper. They have already sold from the government that they already gave
- 42:32in the fair budget, when it has only to do with ten percent of
- 42:37the total expenditure budgeted per year, which has to do with current expenses,
- 42:40toilet paper service, which was not with the ninety percent that corresponds to salary
- 42:45to the Sararian mass of teachers, which later will have to see, as
- 42:49we said this one, discuss things and they are charged to the students tranjeros.
- 42:52Or we don' t discuss some issues with regard to months of dialogue,
- 42:58if there are too many teaching staff who don' t think otherwise or
- 43:00charge from the little bit, if there is some work with the photocop obviously
- 43:04that serves and loot, in part for radicalism. And this is so good,
- 43:07if you can disassemble some kind of two things, welcome, but not
- 43:08with those excuses let' s say obviously give it the subject of education,
- 43:15in this case of public university, which is a right for all, even
- 43:20especially for the worlds. Labor reform, the keys to the project that the
- 43:23government sent and that changed with respect to Denebus. Well, I don'
- 43:30t know what' s going on with the doctor. This one I'
- 43:32m gonna send a batch. In any case, Juan can send a batch.
- 43:36He' s in good shape, or he' s there. Well,
- 43:38let' s go to a batch. He tells me, I don
- 43:40' t love it with gualente, because in the end, again not out
- 43:44of responsibility our construction pruel, but we won' t have time to talk
- 43:45with him. Well, let' s go to the batch and see what
- 43:47happens. With quarantine we remind you that you can find us on social networks,
- 44:04on our website, where we extend our journalistic work. We found ourselves
- 44:07on Twitter, under Nick Arroba, on Instagram. Fer M two thousand twenty
- 44:13- two. Ferm de Fermaury two thousand twenty- two and, as always
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- 44:27a good one, blogspot approaches, com ar so fan of meat, vaccine
- 44:35in Argentine meat and you will find the best tips, tricks and recipes to
- 44:39prepare the best meat in the world and enjoy it with family and friends.
- 44:52Well, for now we don' t have Wares who don' t understand
- 44:55that no good, bad luck. Wait till you see. Let' s
- 45:00put audio of Rockman, Alejandro rock Let' s calm, quiet, put
- 45:02the ball, we have albio Rocfman. Well, let' s put on
- 45:05a Rockman audio. We talk private online. We see what happens you tell
- 45:08me about whatsapp what happens to Warett and from there I give you instructions to
- 45:13the production now, so let' s calm down with a Rockman audio and
- 45:15see how we' re going to listen then to Alejandro Rockman. Tomorrow we
- 45:20will enter the closing of the week with Gustavo Ferrari Pazonson and with Camilo tic
- 45:22we correlamamos with Rocfan and continue until five in the afternoon here in plural construction.
- 45:30Tapa again speaks to Alessandro Roffman like every week. In reality there is
- 45:35nothing new under the sun and what there is again confirms how bad we had
- 45:39already marked in the profile of the rock development of the Argentine economy and its
- 45:45social consequences. It' s been over four months. You' re falling
- 45:51apart. There is not a single encouraging sign, It does not review numbers,
- 45:58It will find only very violent falls of productive activity, spectacular, gold
- 46:06processes that the real wage, the income of informal formal workers appeared again of
- 46:15the phenomenon of unemployment. The official record, for example, of the employment
- 46:23registered in the sects Secretariat of Labor of the Nation marks that in January the
- 46:29registered employment has gone back zero comma five percent. This implies a protested annual
- 46:38drop of names of 6% and, therefore, a strong uppour that the
- 46:45rate of carelessness of the entire year two thousand twenty- four persists in the
- 46:52current conditions in which the economy develops. What to tell them. I don
- 47:00' t have anything. Unfortunately, well, everyone in this territory is the
- 47:04one with the pleasant news expectations for the future. We already had the experience
- 47:08of the Macria government that its vice president insisted that he saw the light at
- 47:14the end of the tunnel and never appeared. On the contrary, at the
- 47:17end of the tunnel in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, the collapse was significant.
- 47:22And in this cycle, again of extreme rampant neoliberalism, we have acts
- 47:30that produce international organizations that do not lie that they do not draw information.
- 47:37In November last year, the Monetary Fund had planned a growth of two comma
- 47:43five percent for that year, along with an infractional process, I would have
- 47:47to be around seventy percent. These data that I knew in November, the
- 47:53FBI, in its periodic review at the global level, strongly indicate that it
- 48:00does not forget in a borderline situation or on the edge of the abyss,
- 48:06as the current President said, nor a profect inflationary empire in cerdes. This
- 48:10is all a lie today. He lies excitedly saying that a disaster was going
- 48:16to occur when the world' s leading financial agency, a month before the
- 48:22change of mandate, told them for that year a relatively favorable behavior. I
- 48:29have said now in the last report of the Fund, a few days ago,
- 48:35I calculated a two- point fall of eight percent in the product of
- 48:38an inflation rate of one hundred and fifty percent. I believe that it has
- 48:43fallen short of both values, but obviously, the disaster was installed by this
- 48:50government, which did not come as an inheritance from the previous one. According
- 48:52to the data of the International Monetary Fund, and this precise moment that the
- 49:00economic evolution in its last indices shows, for example, that the first in
- 49:05Argentina in the month of barzo sold twenty- two percent less physical goods of
- 49:12last year' s construction. In February this year it dropped by forty percent
- 49:19that salaries have been de- erorized in real terms by twenty- three percent
- 49:23and did not follow to not deepen discouragement. As the beautiful Brazilian samba said,
- 49:30sadness has no end. Poverty, as we put it, is calculated
- 49:38by institutions of the UCA, the Catholic University, the Catholic University of Argentina
- 49:45or the Institute of Litera. Both and university instructions that reconfigure a vision of
- 49:52consistent with the light of the economic right, mark a very strong train of
- 50:00poverty between the third trimester and the fourth of last year that of the first
- 50:07of this there are more than three million new poor, according to the data
- 50:13of the University of Itera. In such an ugly picture, there are initiatives
- 50:23that have neither feet nor heads completely crazy, such as the purchase of the
- 50:28antechous planes from Denmark that were manufactured in nineteen hundred and eighty, more than
- 50:34forty years ago, with technology that no longer exists, let us imagine that
- 50:39a car manufactured in one thousand nine hundred and thirty. Today your engine has
- 50:42nothing to do with the technical profile with which you are updated. It serves
- 50:46as an instrument to show in a museum, but no one can learn absolutely
- 50:52anything from it and seven hundred million dollars have been spent on an unusable purchase.
- 50:57Who knows who the real ones were is the district. All right,
- 51:04all right, it hits me, all right I can do it. We
- 51:07are now moving in the last seven minutes of today' s program to see
- 51:09what convening power the marxino has. Not good, because there we see me
- 51:13with left- handed tears. Not like society is back. It wasn'
- 51:16t all freedom and it was liber facha and now we' re all left
- 51:20- handed. The middle doesn' t exist. This is libertarian, right
- 51:23- wing or left- wing guinnerist. Left- handed face. What reading
- 51:28we have that reading the President is just doing it for a little bit of
- 51:31strength between his now weakened militancy, the minimilay. But the truth is that
- 51:37he got hit to be bigger than expected. So was the good definition of
- 51:40equipment because it' s a philosophical theme, it' s a single theme.
- 51:44Of course, we are about ten minutes away from channelling politics with the
- 51:50political sectors without causing new leadership. But this, that' s the only
- 51:53thing that gives don patchas air to my law for now, but obviously,
- 51:57from this it' s complicated. One begins to see consultants, as I
- 52:00mentioned in the talk with Julio Urban, who work for the government, who
- 52:04take him poll, are God who give him good when the real thing today
- 52:06is mimito gloves of total half fifty and Torico Aburel I will put a name
- 52:12that says today worries more the economic recession than the class. Then we'
- 52:16re turning around. They are going to begin to accommodate the drawings of the
- 52:20numbers that gave him fifty- seven percent and that give him my positive image
- 52:22law and allow him to say that today he would win in the first round
- 52:25and have more votes than a few months ago. Well, nothing to do
- 52:30with it. The drip has been slow if you take into account the terrible
- 52:32just that implemented a you that had to make a change, that you had
- 52:37to enter Argentina. But not this adjustment, not this good change thousand has
- 52:39lost him in fusion. Before I adjust little, if you want to see
- 52:43it. But today we are in fifty to fifty. What happens is that
- 52:45the other fifty is obviously part of Peronism, another part of the center.
- 52:49And whatever it is, there' s no one. We are not on
- 52:51a scale, we are in two political spaces. It' s a life
- 52:54I' m going to tell you we already left the game without a SRP
- 52:58PoTA p or t CR of the eighties and supporter. We leave the biscoalitionist
- 53:02game of Peronism or Gynerism, a quinerist Peronist against this one together for change,
- 53:08we leave that armada, those political frameworks that are sides. It wants
- 53:15to look like this and the system with the Tronomilay was devastated and jumped everywhere.
- 53:20Beyond these tribes. Miley Stemirak, who has denied that laliquation is part
- 53:24of the adjustment that speaks more of botocierra with two lies totally lies a Milay
- 53:31indubitably very worried and the plast because he doubled the pencil expenses. All Parrary
- 53:37boln are here that tomorrow with us to recover time lost, because I cannot
- 53:39be told by last week told us that he understands that there is how to
- 53:44see the subject of terrorism, the topic the cypula border and will breed it
- 53:46as Olivia. Well, that' s where you have to have more spending
- 53:50on intelligence, but well, you say you give it all this military spending.
- 53:52In some things there is money and in another I do not share.
- 53:55I also invite you to google. The ideological and the sacred a note from
- 54:00Panama magazine a few days ago Panama Magazine. The ideological and the sacred.
- 54:05A president who doesn' t get involved in managing and blind lay people who
- 54:07live in the macro. But living in the macro is not seeing the micro.
- 54:10From afar, you don' t see, you don' t see
- 54:15a factory and you don' t know the productive sectors. Everything happens in
- 54:16the plane of Platonic ideas, where the real is not concrete. They never
- 54:21remember that there with Juan we put much that opening of Tato Bores that says
- 54:23yes sees the future of everyone. We make the effort, the sacrifice for
- 54:27the future. The future never comes good, something like that. This was
- 54:29written on April 20th is a few days Juan de Loreto, very good analysis
- 54:34in Panama on this website Panama Magazine if To plays to fuck on Monday in
- 54:39the speech, for me an opportunity to lose the president hand of the two
- 54:43cars or the autobombo supradi fiscales, Toto Caputo, who passed criminal to patriots
- 54:47according to him, not good in that chain speech that tried to break in
- 54:52little the march and without any tie. Once again, now a thousand can
- 54:55' t claim anything. Okay. Let' s not ask him what such
- 54:59a thing, because he never had empathy. Okay. If you' re
- 55:00going to keep this violent without empathy for society, well, you' re
- 55:07going to have a lot of, a lot of problems. There was no
- 55:10sor you presented in that speech. The President had said a little ago with
- 55:15Alejandro Fantino, a mercenary colleague, another one what the gaffy says not this
- 55:22subject of control is international, on the subject of the target of money.
- 55:28He doesn' t give a damn and that' s why he' s
- 55:32called then geniuses and patriots to the entrepreneurs who evade. So, when you
- 55:37read interpretations that say that Miley represents with his most anorcous and capitalist dog a
- 55:42process of his national organization and dissolution, you just have to agree less badly
- 55:47that you didn' t see that find yesterday the anti- fiction operation clearly
- 55:52turns it on tipi that is fine. We had to put Burrich on the
- 55:53street or on the border, but well, that can be done for very
- 55:58small demonstrations, for lie Ga to is of the street or some thousands,
- 56:01but program of sensation of this medium. A million more people go down on
- 56:05the city street yesterday. The data that the Diario de la Nación tells us
- 56:07today tells us paged four hundred and thirty zero people. He technically calculated the
- 56:13nation under technology. Well, a protocol with Burris' s, which is
- 56:15an over pathetic state. Well, it' s definitely sidelined. It'
- 56:22s totally sidelined. Eduardo Feinman, who critic of gosa, also acted as
- 56:27a presidential ballacero for official of these days spoke a loan private entities because the
- 56:30government without dollars, which does not want to give him the fund will also
- 56:34have problems of the algonomic hundred dollars and raise the SECO and improve a little
- 56:37to te. The economy is still in trouble, it' s in trouble
- 56:40everywhere. This means that my layman is going to have a crisis in popularity
- 56:44and fall in two months. Not what you want in this is not going
- 56:46to happen, but well it bothers a lot of things in the caputo toto
- 56:52of I have come in a libertarian ideology. A full spoke this criminal.
- 56:57He' s a tantrum whose business is affected by the universities of a brazen
- 57:01guy, who' s a criminal and who' s played money. Promised
- 57:04to play money. Vo said Marcos Novarros recently in tn someone who could share
- 57:08a certain logic. Well to look Social- Democrat and we said this all
- 57:13very critical of the note in tnes. Marco Novaro, our former collaborator to
- 57:15Miley, does not rent it at all calculations or hawks. For moments to
- 57:21remember Galtieri and his most famous sentence, the doubt in the bragging of the
- 57:24intellectuals, because he kama doubted, advanced, receded, disproved erases with his
- 57:30elbow what he wrote with his hand and goes forward again, but always run
- 57:32over her without thinking too much. That seems to be help. Well,
- 57:37we' re saying goodbye. We meet tomorrow, as I say here,
- 57:39at four o' clock in the afternoon. We couldn' t have this
- 57:42one and if we were very well to Burman, if we were very well
- 57:45to the doctor in the kipper, tomorrow with taste Ferreri voluso il corne,
- 57:50we will be at four in the afternoon. Thank you, Silvia, thank
- 57:51you Juan, who worked outstandingly today. Thank you so much. Rivere'
- 57:54s down on the weekend, defeated Lorenzo in the Liberator is last in his
- 57:58group. We' re not gonna fix that better. We don' t
- 58:00talk better. And he debuted a new technician, not the Pipio Romaniuel.
- 58:02The technician is acting. I don' t know the truth that it'
- 58:05s not good. We' ll see this one goes to us. Thank
- 58:07you, Thank you, great plural construction led by Fernando Mauri, by Radio Trentopic