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Ecosistema de la Institucionalidad Argentina - Invitado: Dr. Miguel Julio Rodriguez Villafañe · Ecosistemas

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Hello from ecosystems. We send a fraternal greeting to all radio environment staff,
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the National Federation of Health Workers and its Secretary, Carlos Adamo, for allowing
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them to be part of this great family that is a radio ecosystem environment under
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the prism of polyhedron. How today' s world works, increasingly complex,
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more uncertain, changing, seemingly chaotic, a world of all against all or
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all for all. Not one thing or the other. The world operates in
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a delicate balance of interacting ecosystems. I propose that you think together about how
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these ecosystems work. A small pocket manual, perhaps just a bunch of thoughts
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and reflections that allow us to accommodate, order, orient, understand how we
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work in these hyper- informed and communicated societies, where it is hard for
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us to discover their senses and motives every day. I invite you to listen
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and discover together these ecosystems in which we are often inserted without wanting to be
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part of them and which, however, are part of our daily struggles and
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disappointments and under the prism of polyhedron, because every ecosystem is composed of different
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faces or sides, with its vertices and particularities. Unity in diversity, where
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the whole is superior to the parties, the agreement superior to the conflict,
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reality is imposed on the idea and time space. This will allow us to
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build a sustainable world in an environment full of humanity, in harmony with the
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unique nature of our existence and the generations to come welcome. There are ecosystems
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under the prism of polyhedrons. There is a phrase that has become fashionable and
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that has to mean that inflation would fall like a piano. I can'
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t understand what you mean, but well, everyone repeats it not like inflation
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is going to fall like a piano. But that phrase helped me to open
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the game in this ecosystem today. I think that the Argentine institutionality is sounding
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like an old wardrobe, like something that creaks there that the drawers that have
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been rotted from some wood that can in some way no longer contain the reality
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that we have to live. It' s crunching Argentine institutionality. Those organizations
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that we have given ourselves in the field of democracy through our founders, our
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fathers, founders who thought of an institutionality, a national constitution, the division
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of powers, the idea of the Republic. Well, maybe we' re
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talking about questions so theoretical that they can stay away from people, but at
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the same time I think they' re very present and very current in the
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day to day and in order to think and reflect together on the institutionality of
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the Argentine Republic, I had to get a good carpenter, if we'
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re talking about a wardrobe that' s cracking and I think I found it.
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I went to Cordoba, a province that, because it is Mediterranean,
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is a kind of root of our institutionality. There is the oldest university of
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these pampas, of these places of the South and it is a great pleasure
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to be able to count on the testimony of this constitutionalist thinker, former federal
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judge, welcome, Doctor Miguel Julio Rodríguez Villafañe. There are ecosystems. Well,
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Luis, it' s either a pleasure or really a pleasure to be
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with you, to reflect on how we get back. Well, you'
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ve introduced our identity. One can tell you we' re in a moment
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of institutional immunodeficiency, this in the area of instruction you did. Maybe I
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' d get the tax. In the example, the piano is sometimes not
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the best, because you saw the old jokes like a piano fell down from
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the ground. The second, if you fall the plane after it doesn'
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t serve any more as if you can hardly make a plane fall is glare,
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it is true, but also but you would have to see what Ropero
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is and what we want Ropero for today you dress in output now this minimalist
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seality, no longer need to roper beyond the chance and metaphors, first I
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want us to place ourselves in the logical reality of the moment. I always
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say that we, as long as we' ve been kids, taught us
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how to play the tatati in one plane. But this thymoverno is played in
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three planes. It makes it possible for you to accept yourself in a plane,
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in the background, in the third plane or between crusaders. And this
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means logical, metaphorical goal, that we live a reality. We listen to
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these verbs that are not of simultaneous overlap and cross and this gives us a
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new phenomenon where everything is conditioned a little bit with everything. First, we
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are living a moment to go from the most to the least, very difficult
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at the level of the world and the history of humanity. Notice that we
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know that we are already as modernist, but we still don' t know
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that we are, We are post- commodist, but we don' t
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know what we are. Yes, yes, the age at which we live
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has not yet been defined. We are talking not of age in terms of
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the age one has, but of the ages, not of old, modern
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contemporary. All that kind of thing is a very special era that has some
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particularities that the condition, some of which are important to make friction and that
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affect us, is change as content of seriousness. That is, there is
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already change, not some exceptionality, but a content, because it sends it
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to technology. Yes, yes, and it is change in turn with a
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very high speed. That makes a lot of things grow old without obsolescence.
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Many things become more obsolent without aging. In terms of technology it' s
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key and or computer that it' s worth I don' t know how
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many thousands of dollars and a year you can' t sell even as you
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totally step on paper. And that generates a very confused dynamic, but that
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we cannot fail to see that they also generate dynamics for joys. And this
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has to do with starting to decode in the country. At this moment,
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we, from institutionality, are playing on a court to, but many sectors
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between the right mile and play on court B and these mean that they do
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not necessarily accept the rule of court A. I mean, you have the
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sensations many times that Milley' s B- court sectors make a goal and
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say it' s worth three because they' re playing basketball and it'
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s made outside the area. Just like basketball. You saw that since lemos
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a hundred is worth three and it does it outside the area, that you
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came to self- golve just the same and you say it' s not
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worth it. We are playing football and in football goals are not made with
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hand. So you' re going to be dislocated as a color would say,
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like a horse on the roof, because you change the rules of the
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game every five minutes and it breaks the logic of the argument because you,
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in football, can' t argue that a goal isn' t made with
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your hand and it' s basketball. All goals are made with hands.
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So here we begin to deal with new realities that sometimes we find it hard
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to assume is that they are not what we expected in other generations of the
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way out, for example, the truth. This implies that there is a
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truth. This means it' s broken. The social contract. Yeah,
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it' s broken. But more than social contact is that there are new
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rules that are worrying. For example, as I tell you the truth since
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the information became a commodity, yes, the truth you don' t turn
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on. So that makes it possible for you to lie with impunity and that
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doesn' t affect you because, for example, the first element that we
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can see right now regarding the truth we' re living it. In fact
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very concrete, that is, my Emiley accused. I allegedly want to think
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that a candidate for President, new President, when you say that Paticio Burri
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was a spinal warrior who was pumping my part I did it thinking about the
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gravity of what you' re saying and at three months she appoints the Minister
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of Security to handle the security force that are casually key to counteracting who puts
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bomb in clear infant caarin looks looked that way. It is a flagrant contradiction,
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not a case, but the concern is that this does not generate action
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at this time. El Rosario was forced and the Senator for Rosario, the
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Senator, who is of other signs, said that because she was already connected
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to narco- trafficking and now they are concerned about Rosario' s situation side
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by side, and I' m going to say how it can be and
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how far that accusation came, what sense it makes with a judiciary that probably
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isn' t up to the juncture and where everyone is worth without any concrete
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proof of anything. Then comes the insult, the treatment, note that,
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without falling to Gabefa' s logic, it was a thousand that those payas
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that don Pepito said the two voices with much difference and treatment. But a
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president who deals with rat nests, rat rat to all legislators, who says
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he' s going to piss on the governed that directly the one who doesn
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' t think like him is a traitor. And just because the Vice President
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before yesterday or yesterday better said, she called a session you were sent by
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the Rules of Procedure and that it is obligation to do so. He treats
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her as traitors and sends her a troll battalion to tell her everything. It
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means that we have lost you essential barriers in the dynamic they are entitled.
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That' s also serious, because it looks like those hunger games where he
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just survives doing anything. I remember. There were even other video games that
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I was worried was the doom or Pong was called, where deep down,
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I didn' t care to support myself with you, but in the last
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instance, I had to kill you in order to win. I then this
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one knows. I know he plays is very serious in an institutional dynamic where
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the first aspect has been blurred. Political parties do not exist as such.
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The country' s most important political party, justicialista, has a president like
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Alberto Fernández, who has not resigned. He tells her that he will resign
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from five points his term next year. At a time when a political party
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as such would have to be on the axis of the discussion and the proposal
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and speak in general other parties as radical, communist, Socialist, etc,
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which now don' t even have a sense of singularity, because everyone undermines
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themselves, pampers themselves in alliances where everything big is worth to get more votes
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and the kids not to lose their personage. But, in short, good
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to know is of every alliance whether of right to be leftist. So cento,
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what it proposes And the worst of all is that representative democracy is in
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crisis. See that this is a serious thing. What is called delegative democracy
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is in crisis, but why you are. Not because in itself it is
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bad the representatives that society should have, not everyone is ruling, although we
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have to go to a more participatory democracy. The problems that representatives no longer
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arise from those represented are marketing products. That' s why he doesn'
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t understand that guy like Durán Barba is more important in a campaign than the
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candidates themselves to propose what they' re going to do. In fact,
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it is dedicated to reselling the packaging more than the contents. Then one realizes
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that until the presidential discussions that I will change the law, I would make
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a law in those of the presidential candidates they will be given the twenty minutes
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half hour to make their proposals and nothing more, because, otherwise, it
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is a championship of the Chicana, where ultimately, the citizen the only thing
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that sees one of those fights and I remember Cardajean, that was arranged without
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winning. But ultimately, you take us to the bottom. He knew who
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the real winner was and what he was proposing or how he was proposing it.
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Even today, we do not even know what the Government' s project
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is, not in general terms, but in concrete terms. Why should you
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say that the project gives of this was a change Who doesn' t want
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a change of this. I want to keep talking. We are in the
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ecosystem of the Argentine institutionality with Dr Miguel Julio Rodríguez Villafañe, a Cordoban from
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Zepa, who was Federal judge in Cordoba, and in order to accompany this
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moment I would like to listen to Cordobese music and in this case, the
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first has to do with a changuito that I like very much, called José
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Luis Aguirre, who lives behind the Sierra and that ended he built this beautiful
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song called Córdoba Morena, Córdova more Africa in the heart that sounds race of
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the conqueror' s come- fucking sabre, living history and pain of that
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mixture I come. I Córdoba Morena, where they have the sorrows Varena afrosambo
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eats Chingon healthy vigo from Mother India, who mixed nail that refus of that
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mixture I come. And in the background, the fenced neighborhoods, the marked
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clips, the cap, the countries, the music, the stick, the
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bearish houses, but they patrolled. What happens Córdoba Mosna, Chango Rodríguez in
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the Carlos mens, Jim of sorrows. I' ll be right back.
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That' s where I' m coming from. We are with Dr Miguel
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Julio Rodrígue Villafañez and after listening to the chahuanco to José Luis Aguirre making Córdoba
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brunette because it caught my attention very much. Well, you too mark it
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as córdobas, not walking around. By high grace, I could see in
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some museum that manifested that most of the Cordobas were black complexion. Let'
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s say that they were specifically descendants of slaves of everything, although with some
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motor b we say that we are not morotos, but grey pearl we have
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to give them capra note that Cordoba and it was not remembered you see has
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interesting particularities. The black one you know what in Cordoba the black race assimilated
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very well, leaving beside the Cordoba and the unalable with slaves that were not
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so many. In fact, this is the black race that we are standing
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next to the indigenous one, who also has to be invited out. He
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didn' t stay in Cordoba. For a historical anecdote you when the evolution
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of May occurs, is constituted the battalion of Browns of Moreno, all libertarian
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clauo who joined the Argentine army poor. That battle was the cannon meat,
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because the infantry that imagined you the first carried me there when I was poor.
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The truth is, that battalion that was in many heroic acts with Belgrano
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going to Paraguay and then the Gron campaign to the north, Salta Cruz and
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the Dome, then in the army of San Martín, alone Andes. He
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went to Peru and returned and on the 20th of June one thousand eight hundred
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twenty was dissolved in Cordoba that battalion what remained and or live on the other
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side of the ravine is a neighborhood and now it is called Espacio Hueme,
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but before the neighborhood Brojal remember the height, runs that pass coming from Buenos
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Aires, passing to Tucumán. I have to dance a jack in the broth
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' s bath. The bo that' s on the other side of the
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glen. The whole battalion of important brown browns settled down and was thus measured
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to Córdoba. I call you Cordoba with pride. It' s a crucible,
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let' s say genetics. No, and everything' s good.
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It was also a crucible of paradox, because, just as the May Revolution
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had its counterrevolution in Cordoba. Of course that' s why they lived and
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shot everyone but the bishop was there, but it was lined up and all
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those things were clear. Ama later was the Córdoba on the way out,
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that it was an economic power and that the interests of the port did not
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like. That' s why they did the duans. This forged that it
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was more linked with logic. That is why he opposed the May Revolutions,
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because the major solution was the thing that was good. There were also the
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English who, in the background, was the third English invasion that needed the
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port without another conditioning of Córdoba was closely linked to Alto Perú and had very
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important industries that negotiated with Alto Perú and did not depend on the port of
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Buenos Aires. Well, but that more I remember the whole class form the
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eighteen was very valuable things like true cordobazo, just as he assumed conservative positions
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of the Revolution of fifty- five and so many other things. I believe
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that precisely because of this particular position of Córdoba, perhaps also the governments of
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Mauricio Macri and the present government owe to Córdoba a substantial number of their votes.
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Yes, in any case, this has to do with the fact that
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there have been several phenomena that fundamentally condition Córdoba Note that this has a lot
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to do with the reforms of the law of that diffusion. You will remember
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that the Law of audiovisual communication service, in which it had the current possibility
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intensely yes, yes, of which you participated in the Court as cural friends
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does not But before that, I would represent to the most humble the system
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that a mutualist radio that was called Carlos Mujica enlarged the years was called and
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they were called the Sanchada with a very interesting symbolism. I could be nice
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to the brunch that you could say a group of honcho yes to cha.
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Of course, it wouldn' t be much more meaningful to be lynched as
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the place. Food is put in common so that we all eat that true
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sense understanding because communication is also a food. In the army they also call
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it the ranch, not the ranch of coxacta the widths. They are called
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the ranchadas not by a set of gaucho homes, but by putting meals in
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as good of Since that I began to challenge the title of candicenter of the
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law of tradition of the time of the military process that crowned with the declaration
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of the unconstitutional type of twenty- five, that the non- profit entity
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did not allow to have broadcasting licenses. And then we worked on one of
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the most legitimate laws that you' ve had in the history of the country,
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which was the Act on audiovisual communication service, legitimate from the democratic,
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that was concentrated by society, approved by the Chamber of Deputies, tested by
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the House of Senators, promulgated by the executive branch and validated by the Supreme
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Court Justice of the Nation. However, Macri attacked it in its essence seriously,
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especially by putting limits on what had to put limits on the amount of
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license and Córdoba practically the most important newspaper, the channel used more important and
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one of the most important areas of the Clarín group so sectors that undoubtedly condition
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much public opinion and in which both the national, provincial and municipal government have
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invested a lot of money. And that without blaming the Cordobese it is true
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that public opinion notice to myself the director of the newspaper La bor Interior,
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daily to which I have not only written because I am also a journalist,
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who has obtained with my articles in neb Interior three prizes to Pope, that
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is to say it gives the entity. He is a journalist of the Argentine
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Federation, the bar association and I the director of Diablo Diario already look I
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have is that options of claris that you do not appear here anymore for the
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defense that he has made from that communication of visuari because that is the reality
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here as much to me as it is to me, that is with what
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I say to you in what does to me everything owes personal terms, but
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it is true that there is real censorship. What happens is that we also
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have to know that there are new censorships now. Before the elevators that the
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state actually put it, now they put it to you by certain groups of
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economics. Then you can get a person who imposes it on you and from
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there it is a political phenomenon imposed by the media. He is hemonite and
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interested in certain characters who, on the one hand, at first seemed like
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this because they brought the interest of the audience, for the sands grew or
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for the things that he did and then ended up being nothing less the candidates
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and then President of the Republic. No, I don' t. Without
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a doubt, there is a phenomenon that confronts us all as a society,
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which has to do with public debate through social networks and, in some way,
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the volume that certain characters acquire through the support of some corporations towards those
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ideas. I am very interested in what you have already said about the violence
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that is being exercised from these antisocial networks, as Horacio Verbisky says. That
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is because today I am listening to what is happening in the Senate of the
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Nation many speeches, which I would say that more than half of the speeches
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have some kind of support or connection with what is said through this system of
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social communication, social network, Twitter or Facebook or tiktok, and politics has
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gone there too, and institutions have gone there. That' s why I
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think there' s a court to mean when I talk to you about the
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court two six of games that are new to logic. First on court two.
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First come to those under forty years old remember that what is less than
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forty years old have been born in this democracy have not lived those who have
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a little more other perspectives, citizens or country. It is a detail that
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is no less at the time of how they have been conformed. Second,
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let' s say a few moments. The Internet is very valuable, but
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it is also very dangerous if it is not complemented with other things, because
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on the Internet, so the kingdom the tiktok, that is short, easy,
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fun, sometimes has a genius and some kktores, but complex things want
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you time, they require meditation or notice. You yourself in this program that
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you have restricted me indicate where we are going to take a while to be
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frictional things. This reaches us three minutes of tiktok and then the first problems
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that has been generated a culture of the fast, easy and fun. Then
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in that neither does a teacher define you things quickly that are not easy.
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For example, look and every day well, because it affects you to PBA
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and this one comes a pico por do used by eighteen and I have projected
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in the year two thousand ten. It takes so much time because if you
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almost look and sun says I tebí I can shorten you that eighty percent of
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people don' t even have to if you presee already I see that it
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means one thing. You know he' s an internal bobby producer and something
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else to do with that index, but they' re holding him with a
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machine gun and poetry. Or pablo como sa este equipo. He' s
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throwing fake statistics at you. He tells you we want to go back a
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hundred years ago. I' m saying a hundred years ago about you.
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I didn' t really have a lot of stuff here, when it says
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we want to go back to the beginning of the last century. At the
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beginning of the last century there was a privileged class, cattle and vaccine in
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general, which went to Europe with the cow on the boat, but in
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the class of worker it had no sustainability. There were no democracies to the
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cinema began to work with the peña salt. The twelve did not vote for
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women there was no right of any kind. I mean, I' m
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telling you, I didn' t even think I' d make it back
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to the beginning of the last century. And also, on the other hand,
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with everything to his car and he says but if this is going to
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be solved here in twenty years, it' s going to be alemanent forty
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- five. Ireland looks at this forty- five, having two green sacks
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like the Irish and hoping to look for some goblins out there. But the
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droplet' s gonna go away for what it' s for. I would
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have said that, that is, all roads. When we don' t
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break, but I want to go to Buenos Aires and I don' t
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know what I' m doing on my way to Rome. It says more
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or less the same, but since you have it as a detailer, it
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doesn' t leave you, I thought it said good and besides, angry
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face, how will you discuss this. Listen to me if here the worst
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mike the country has social justice. On the other hand, the guy comes
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and swears to the Constitution and, however, the construction of social justice has
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foreseen him in several clauses as objective and says that the pope' s greatest
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false social justices and then goes and gives him a kiss and gets excited.
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You saw. All of this is handled by a mooring logic without the ability
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to criticize, because it had been noticed occasions that the media would drop that
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notice, that there is a detail that no means and said nothing that he
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took the oath. But he' s the only candidate in history who didn
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' t say he gave it. Today the homeland demands it I do not
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know if it will be, because it did not mean the phrase or because
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it knows that God neither the Homeland has any lawyer to forward the demand.
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But beyond chance, he didn' t say it, he didn' t
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say it, and no one fell for it because, on the other hand,
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Look says a joint about how the swearing shovels are working. Note that
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the oath, in the final analysis, is a commitment to assume what is
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said to be assumed and put to God for testimony and he who, in
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the last instance, says that a little Catholic, a little Jewish, gets
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excited the wall of the gragamentos almost now with the Pope. But, however,
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that night, if he had been with the Pope on an Italian program,
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he said that say the states is a criminous society and that the only
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way to destroy them, to enter to dynamite them. He' s conscious.
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He is swearing to enter an institutional organization that is made from the State
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to dynamite him. Deep down, the same unconscious. But he puts God
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through, because he swears and puts God as a witness, that is,
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he believes, but he puts him as witnesses that he will not do what
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he swears to what is added in a context of a disbelief society, because
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it is true there are many things that society says that you will have to
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see it well and do not believe that you do not care. Even you
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notice that I am working to form a group of young people first to wear
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walls, to generate sources with the new generation, because it is true that
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as we see there are serious problems in them. It is also true that
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we are returning to the stage where, for example, certain social rules are
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not given. We came from a society where there was an important middle class.
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That middle class, in fact, was underpinned by a fundamental pillar,
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which is free and quality public education. That' s no less than that.
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We started with education in general terms, but it was in the period
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of Domingo Perón that university grativity was established as a path, a goal,
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and this has been very important. None of us have been born into a
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golden cradle fed with royal jelly, but we have been able to take steps.
33:37
And then I have the pride and say I come from a home of
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two teachers. So many people who come from good workers' homes the universities,
33:45
that Cristina was created, that there is the first generation of professionals from
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those sectors that are given was an important social permeability and that allowed to give
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concrete aspirations sustainability. Today many of those who use that are, for example,
34:07
a marriage of merit and a teacher are not in a position to guarantee
34:12
it to their children the ten percent guaranteed by their working fathers. Of course
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this one, that creates a distaste and the young people I understand notice.
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My parents were two teachers and, however, they could have their home with
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a bank credit. We had our car, a citron. Then see that
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they didn' t win the bike the others' pick. But, but,
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but, uh, my parents had five kids and they gave him this
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college education. I think that' s what I' m saying to you
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right now, a teacher and a doctor who are taking their noses out over
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the water and arriving at home or peujon and becoming an honorary professor, not
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as in their case at the University of Villa María or federal jue. Let
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us not say that the son of two teachers has achieved a federal magistracy in
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Cordoba, Miguel Luis, how important also and I felt some social responsibility.
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See that I was a federal jukebox. I was thirty- two years old.
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Wow and I left, but why didn' t I get kicked out.
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I stated because I said, I went to perform a function and I
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assumed in July of one thousand nine hundred and eighty- four and left at
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the beginning of the year nine hundred and ninety but why, because I voted
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for the constitutionality of pardons to the genocidal and was the only judge who did
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it. And when I saw that the justice validated that I said this justice,
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which I said to dossa, with the weak, that in surprise,
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with the powerful, with what moral authority to a person still with or on
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will respond the prey if geno AIDS so free. That is why the total
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renunciation of this process of contradiction of voting for a President who hates the State
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to destroy it implies social suicide. That' s right. Now the contra
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is expensive to say that you' re one of the most worried that I
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have right now. What' s the counter- face, because notice that
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there are difficult things here, because you don' t have to underestimate my
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laws. He' s a madman, but it' s true that he
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' s a madman who' s now bringing the American army to have a
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presence in parana look. How terms encapsulate you. You saw that now they
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don' t tell you silo at all. They don' t call you
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hydromeias, of course hydropia. This so that you don' t have consciousness
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or you' re getting sovereignty over a central aspect of your independence. They
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leave you without finishing the Magdalena Canal, which would give us autonomy, because
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it is the contradiction by a lido and says that we have to save,
37:06
because we have to export and scare that I start to make a port so
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that all our merchandise, etcetera, leaves through an Argentine port. We make
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all the fossils to go to Montevideo. That' s where it' s
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stretched out. We also have a no- smuggling partnership or see that I
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set an example for you. Luis, three years ago not to go is
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not far like a thousand king I would have told you that comes nothing less
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than militos external relations of England, that goes to the Malvinas and says that
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the Malvinas are English, that a ship of those cruises that included to stop
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in the Malvinas led one hundred eighty- seven Argentines who were going to visit
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their relatives, our soldiers in the cemetery of Darwin, and carried changes of
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crosses. They didn' t let them down and the only thing that occurred
37:57
to her about telling our chancellor is she' s got it. You walked
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over here and you didn' t come to visit me and here what you
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' re seeing is that not only is that not being resigned and nothing happened.
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I have not seen demonstrations, except the province of you fire, which
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I could not say otherwise, if it is pierce of fire to Madina.
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It is its own territory pro tersitorio, but let us continue because the subject
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of the English and this I live it publicly, eye does not end with
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the Malvinas. Eye leaving hanging side island of the South Atlantic that already looks
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like mos. Ask any student That' s what we know from the DJ
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with gossip now what the hangs of islands are. I read asul also has
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no ideas, but the serious note that now is the terra has just subsidized
38:51
and there are important credits to not only exploit the richness of sea, around
38:57
marina and pestrónalo, to make a specialized port so that it is the key
39:06
place for all Antarctic expeditions and until now it is making user or Punta Arena
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Usuay in Argentina, Punta Arena in Chile. But here. What no one
39:15
says is that the claims about the Falklands of England overlap over our antomatic circle.
39:25
Clearly, in other words, it is no longer only the Falkland Islands
39:31
that are involved in all this, but that triangulum that we see the maps
39:39
that are not even put on before. Now some put it not even appears
39:45
as our own, that even more, the little territorial consciousness that we have
39:52
makes you realize that if we put the compass to make a circle between the
39:58
one that has and the Antarctic, our center of the country would be usuaria.
40:02
Of course now, our President went to the user by claiming a psychological
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question and not bad, but he does not assert Argentine rights over Antarctica,
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as far as you intend to claim England. And this is not even less
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geostrategically, at this moment and I have to say things that are sometimes hard,
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it is key because it is thought that in some important world war,
40:32
today they nullify channel like Panama Canal, cancel it with two bombs, then
40:37
the steps that take from one side to the other are under discussion. That
40:45
is why there is a bid in the Arctic for the Arctic freeze, which
40:51
is not a continent, but an isolated mass, because there is no,
40:53
there are no territories below, for example, there is no marine land.
40:57
He passed it down and notice that there is this series of Bosge television,
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for example, the base proposes it and wants to have dirty China in Greenland
41:09
through that passage of the north And here with this, NATO in England is
41:15
having the hegemony of the passage of the south, making head in very well
41:24
mounted Malvin ports and claiming the antartida for the English. Now, in the
41:28
meantime, they are making us take care of the farts about Milley, if
41:35
they fight with the Bride and if they have palatial encounters, and these issues
41:40
that are central geopolitics, not even so- called opinion and high- bullet
41:46
journalism are being discussed. No, Dr Rodríguez Villafaña is with us in the
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ecosystem of Argentine institutionality. I' m asking you for a country break.
41:57
Sure, he likes tango. Sure, yeah, of course, and the
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Mona Jimenez too good. Look what you did. Oscar the jada with notice
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sand, running through your body the water slipped. I know on your back,
42:42
the wind, pinking your hair, your skin on my skin, setting
42:57
fire. My mouth became friends with your mouth, your arm squeezing me I
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feel the time going by hugging your waist, wishing to love you like I
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don' t love any kiss- abese I fell in love with you with
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your bone to kiss I fell in love with her kiss. The night has
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risen and playing to love we consecrate kiss is bossemore from you kiss that to
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love you I learned from me sub are the night dreaded and entangled until it
44:45
came out my own fingers, walking on your chest kissing you to the centor
45:13
of your power po your labin on my neck, desiccating my madness, wishing
45:30
you, loving you as not to see nilura. Kiss to kiss. I
45:37
fell in love with you kiss to kiss, to love you I learned kiss
45:53
kiss. The night ended well- rounded until Besodo came out that we are
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with the last of the blocks, with Dr Miguel Julio Rodríguez Villafañe, after
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listening to this creation of the Mona Jiménez in the time of tango, something
46:32
you wanted me. I' m gonna call you Look, I' m
46:37
gonna call you no more. I have no choice. You know why,
46:38
why I did it to her in the cute, non- poor jime.
46:43
It hasn' t been very graceful, let' s say aesthetic beauty.
46:46
Standard then, always when I was kids you wanted to hook up with tarsan.
46:52
So I' m going to quote you, I' m going to
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be the same as the monkey Quín to the monkey to life, or I
47:01
want to crime the monkey jimene and say what tarza. I' m just
47:04
like the monkey How we get out of this mess we' re institutionally in.
47:09
The answer must be political, because I see the Court looking the other
47:14
way. I have heard statements by the President of the Court saying this is
47:19
a political issue and letting it be resolved in the legislature. What do you
47:28
understand attentively that the Senate is debating that neu' s is at stake today?
47:35
How we get out of this at risk. The subject does not have
47:37
easy formulas, but it is true that sometimes necessity has the face of heretic.
47:42
There' s no such thing as the team the doctor always told you
47:45
didn' t smoke, try to drink less alcohol. So, in a
47:47
life he discerns nothing that gives him my impact and takes things seriously. We
47:52
are at a time of immunology, institutional deficiency, and we are about to
47:58
have a heart attack. The impact of hindsight is very serious, because look
48:01
at the subject. We are at the point of dissolution, which is not
48:06
small. What does dissolution mean? Now there' s a save. Yeah,
48:09
who can be the governor of Tucum and said don' t look at
48:13
me Mitra guarantees me in lemons and in it is sugar cane, I do
48:15
business anything. In his time rabbit as governor of me then well, there
48:21
things separated the country. Well, moral kick, Patagonia. Patagonia also stated
48:29
that it did not unite and tried to form a single company in order to
48:37
defend its natural resources. There is a regionalization approach, which already the Reform
48:43
of ninety- four. The route outlined, but it stayed there. But
48:46
one thing is regionalization within a whole, and another is separate regionalization. I
48:54
a human body in a save who may not be clear, let' s
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say from here we begin to each one do what he thinks. Well,
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that' s very hunchback, because you look at it. What' s
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happening right now is that you' re negotiating governor for gobots to approve something
49:13
unconstitutional that what happened in the Senate I tell you joel is not holy,
49:16
there' s no devotion, but that what you did and thanking you for
49:21
because she' s on the verge of a political trial. For non-
49:23
compliance with basic regulations, including the law of a UND. But I'
49:28
m going further just made of it that the President is with a capyrichose boy.
49:31
If I don' t know what I want, they' re more
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or less like the fat guy than for this football or I make the goals.
49:37
I' ll take the ball, you understand me, but this isn
49:39
' t the case. With it taxing the DNU 70. And there'
49:45
s one thing I want to insist on. It is null, absolute and
49:50
insanable knot, and this means that the TNU was placed within an article ninety
49:57
- nine. The Constitution was made third to moriger, to take away possibilities
50:05
from the President, not to expand in and within those possibilities said the President
50:09
dictates it works and that they belong to the legislative power. That and it
50:15
says three concepts that are lapidary, it will be a null act of absolute
50:22
nullity is insanable. In case that arousal is insanable, that means it can
50:24
' t even be born. It only puts in some exceptional situations, as,
50:31
for example, could not be re- united Congress, things that have
50:35
been so evident that a week he convened it with the extraordinary sections. Yes,
50:38
and you can' t turn on issues of a criminal and tax nature.
50:43
The thing that makes to regulate on the code to duanegro that has high
50:46
a team of tax and criminal type. So technically that' s null and
50:52
void in unia absorbry. What does this exquisite thing matter that I say is
50:55
that by being null and void directly this which says that while fixed you have
51:00
acquired rights. It cannot be applied sooner or later. You have to come
51:07
down to justice. He was wrong about that when giving way to the well
51:12
- done labor planter, he merely suspended it in labor matters. What is
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null is null everything, not a part, because his bu operates with a
51:21
combo. You on the combo can' t tell me to take out the
51:25
fried potato and put me another soda. No, the comba is a soda.
51:29
Pope Prite and this blood she likes well. If you don' t
51:31
go to another Woy combo, you can' t split it anyway. So,
51:36
if it' s null, it' s null integrally. So here
51:40
' s what' s caressing Miley, who knows she' s falling off
51:44
is buying time. That' s why he hit the villa. Or he
51:46
wants to buy time to extort money from the governors to get them not to
51:52
be rejected, but with other taxing things that if he succeeds in extorting the
51:57
governors and being tried in directly sennaring deputies, he would be in a good
52:05
mood because, according to the dynamics, the day of grape growing was a
52:08
Chamber of the Tot with the aggravating circumstance that other constitutional rules would be violated
52:14
from there, for example, the one that the Chamber of Origin of the
52:17
House of Deputies says on tax matters. And there, for example, the
52:19
law of industrial promotion that they have is being eliminated, say, raised positive,
52:27
etcetera. And that' s why it' s fundamental that you'
52:30
re clear that so you can' t rule with extortions to say, it
52:35
' s going to be a pact. But the pact and already sets the
52:37
guidelines, which is the Washington Accord, and which says that governors have a
52:42
bad will not to want to negotiate that as if they were leading the country
52:47
into the abysses. It was. I wish we could spend some time with
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the Court. No, because I say it' s three powers and arbiter
53:00
power. The referee is the Court and the Court is not. No,
53:05
no, he doesn' t even look at the bar. But the problem
53:08
is the court. This was already a request, political judgment proved to be
53:14
inept, incompetent and moral. He' s a criminal. Therefore, we
53:20
cannot wait for this Court but that inaction, because azoel chord, knows that
53:24
it owes it its survival. There is the government of Macri, of Patricia
53:30
Burst' s Law and, moreover, let' s not fool ourselves eighty
53:36
percent of the lawyer of the companies that have put together the law as neu
53:40
are clients of the study of josen cran This i e at best the cases
53:46
will dilate it. See that I was going to win the sheets by now.
53:49
He made a point in December. They said they weren' t going
53:52
to treat him. January. It' s March and they haven' t
53:53
tried it. This court is unpredictable, has no moral authority. The woman
54:00
' s missing. That' s why I' m telling you, we
54:05
' re in a very big institutional crisis that, if I don' t
54:08
and I don' t really remember, it' s impossible to keep playing.
54:08
As I tell you, in a court where one makes the goths,
54:12
he is worth three others to make the goals and they are worthless because they
54:15
are with the hand and besides, with a superficiality, they speak and give
54:22
a tracending content to a pact to carry forward. In the pact, police
54:24
power cannot be left out, so that one of the details they don'
54:28
t mess with, neither with finances are banks, nor with justice, which
54:34
they don' t mess with. And I' ll tell you if there
54:38
' s any cacti in justice. We have a monarchical justice right now and
54:43
why I say it. This isn' t a pamphlet. There is a
54:46
concrete entry effect. No more, the places where the highest references are located
54:52
are palaces of justice and their highest references are courts. Those names of the
55:00
time probe and look and there are concepts that were in concrete. In the
55:05
royal era. There were judges, but the judges represented the king and how
55:09
he represented the king, whom you admit justices were subjects. And that was
55:17
serious, because it represented the certain entry of six were not pairs and as
55:22
you do not stop you see it, because they have the justice, that
55:29
we are impressively behind. Justice and the only power that has thirty- one
55:34
days in the fortnight in July vacation. What is the reason for me being
55:39
a government, in the first medal of taking the feis of July that you
55:44
work in which job you got a job with thirty- one days of vacation
55:49
paid and fifteen days paid in July without having done anything. It' s
55:53
still an unacceptable thing. And yet, it is accepted that they do not
55:58
pay or put the profit on, do not want to go to seventy-
56:00
five years. This is serious, extremely serious, and I must have a
56:06
firm society in dual. Beyond the rescue I make, there are many forces
56:09
and judges who really break the mistress in the country. There are five zero
56:14
judges of all instances and areas, but the truth is that the head is
56:19
fished and here the head is these three ministers, four ministers of the Courts,
56:22
who give no guarantee of anything, except some integrals who know that they
56:29
have guaranteed that that kind of thing is not going to happen. Doctor,
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we' re coming to the end. I want to thank you very much.
56:37
Now, yes, this time that you have given us and these reflections
56:44
that we have made. I am left with the phrase that we are on
56:46
the verge of a heart attack of homeland, that concept so firm and so
56:59
enlightening And at the same time the lover does not and I do not know
57:06
that pact that they propose for May right there in their province, if it
57:14
will be a Band- Aid for these at least I want to make a
57:15
caveat in that. I hope, Córdoba, we Cordobas serve for a great
57:19
national meeting, but I am worried that I chose it because here was born
57:24
super rocona notice, because if I weigh with the one that directs it to
57:28
Milla and that I do not know how many guus from stratosphere of the sky
57:32
of the animals of gra yes or no. It' s too dangerous to
57:36
tell me. I wish he had chosen Córdoba as an area of reflection,
57:38
with his university, with his men, with his women, at the service
57:44
of a country of all. I do not think it is the key and
57:47
without pride notice that I do not participate in the criterion of this Cordoba that
57:52
wants to present itself as an island. If we are within a country that
57:55
we are of all and for all, I hope not the Pact of Córdoba,
58:00
it is because we make an important space, if it is given,
58:05
it is not the product of these squeezes that force to come to Córdoba having
58:08
approved the d neu or calls it the and Omninus. I think we can
58:15
move forward, if not otherwise. He doesn' t do Bini anymore to
58:19
honor Cona because he' s córdobas like a dog. I don' t
58:22
hope that' s not the case. I give you a big hug,
58:24
Miguel, thank you very much for this very kind time. This is to
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hope, hopefully, that it will be repeated and that we can continue to
58:37
reflect together on this institutional framework that Regentina needs for the future, perhaps with
58:42
a constitutional reform, perhaps rethinking some institutions that have already passed from time to
58:47
time and always with our gaze, as you have done as author of the
58:52
book on freedom of expression and journalism of the twenty- first century, looking
58:57
at communication and the framing that communication has in the field of politics. No
59:00
yes, notice that this is so important that in Reformation ninety- four it
59:04
was obviated of such as these. Note that according to the fifty- three
59:07
constructions, Congress does not work on December 1st to March 1st. Three months
59:12
had his season c because if I' m going to see juju dispute and
59:15
had a great folder to go to Google and or I took to come back
59:17
today, what sense it makes to put. The legislature is paralysed for three
59:21
months for those things you have to touch them and other things. Totally good
59:25
to us. Dr. Miguel Julio Rodríguez Villafañe in the ecosystem of the Argentine
59:30
Institutionality, a huge embrace from Buenos Aires to Cordoba, in the Sequiel Amarillo
59:36
technical operation, as always the production of melina rebo in my name, Luis
59:38
de Giovannino. He had a good time. Thank you so much for joining
59:43
us and we found ourselves again good to s and are to help. S
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kn what gentle mansan sancho and put