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Construcción Plural - Programa 1139 · Construcción Plural - Radio Trend Topic

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  Plural construction, the renowned journalistic program of political analysis and current in its twentieth
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  season, with the leadership of Fernando Mauri and a team of prestigious analysts listen
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  to it on radio train topic. Our President was born in Argentina, Dr
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  Rabiero Mirey was the President hello. To all there is no stabilization plan,
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  not good, but the delay to change. There' s a problem of
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  currency arrears here. It is impossible to achieve the zero deficit in the twenty
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  - four thousand. Ah well. It' s very little speck, it
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  ' s already a lot of equator, but you' re not liberal.
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  There were taxes, how about not. But if I add one plus three
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  hundred and sixty- five times and give me three sixty s I can'
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  t hurt. If there' s no video and you didn' t invite
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  me to Federo, you Fideo Cotuk. They want to know how the economy
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  is going to grow, it' s going to go up like a diver
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  ' s fart, but there are no anchors. Well, because there'
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  s no comprehensive plan, but you should set the path. This is not
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  a liberal government because it did not release the drug. Not because today'
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  s appreciation changed. There is appreciation to change, but freedom faces little.
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  How about, my friends, very but very good afternoon that we are in
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  prural construction closing the week special program of honor and a half duration, because
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  yesterday the worker, we were not. I' ve already said hello to
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  Juan That' s why I greet him again for that reason. This good
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  and here we start with fresh fifteen degrees and with a morning also of the
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  coldest. I think the year in a little while will be connecting our friend
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  Gustavo to stop beatings are good. There was my len already one of more
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  that is for the Moon part where he will present his book, than at
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  the book fair. What the moon will be like for them to be yelled
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  out for free who for the event. I don' t know, not
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  this one, but good. Some say a thousand and it' s more
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  for Luna than for the book fair. Infobada is now three o' clock
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  in the afternoon, as I say, with fifteen fresh graditos, but with
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  the sun returned the sun of several sp of Barría. Here the federal capital,
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  marks that the free dollar remains. Although one of the news of the
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  day is that the Central Bank lowered the cup again, I think the fifth
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  time of the law administration is a good fact. The next fifty percent the
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  fifth reduction of the estalunium this tabermela and the presidency Bloom thousand forty rises a
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  little raised with liskea thousand one hundred five says to report at three in the
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  afternoon in his Juan the quenalismo closes ranks, but it lacks four senators to
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  block the law. It' s going to be in the Chamber. High
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  here at that tip, with an intuition you' ll see what tells us
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  now who' s waiting for us online that everything can probably fail, but
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  probably in the Senate. But how changes that would return to Members and delay
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  the May Pact, May 25, etcetera, etcetera. From mile and really
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  the CAT that is called, the grouping of some transport entities announced that on
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  Monday now, Assemblies, but not stoppages have foreseen me, except in collectives
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  for all kinds of eight to eleven. Now they say that there will surely
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  not be any annoyance, but I do not stop that five thousand entrances,
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  twenty- five million pesos and hostility to the eye continues. The controversy between
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  Millay and the ZINFOAE Book Fair is part of it. I estimate what the
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  dollar reserve floor is to eliminate the stocks. I do not know that it
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  has been delayed and with this it is possible to mortify the reactivation. That
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  ' s what we' re going to talk about for a while with the
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  lecticornea field. But now it' s now and I' m going to
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  say hello to Don Gustavo Ferrari Bolven Gus, my friend. Good afternoon,
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  how you doing, how you' re bragging. Very good afternoon, I
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  greet you from a corner of the Maya area of your luvia. Or well,
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  or I' d tell you from the capital of Argentine immigration, because
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  it' s impressive how many compatriots walk down the street, working, venturing
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  into different activities. Here in yourlum you go down the street, you have
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  walking stalls of choripanes, of bondeolas and empanadas cheese. You go to a
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  bar or a coffee shop and you get a guy or an Argentine girl.
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  They all tell you how you' re doing. And I came three months
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  ago, four months ago to earn some pesos. Ask them one, well,
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  what' s your immigration status? I' m illegal, so I
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  mean it really is. That' s why I' m telling you,
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  I don' t know if I' m in the corner of the Mayan
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  area or I' m in a spa on the tip. The month of
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  November, before the present Argentina I take advantage of you Uys. It'
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  s interesting. I' m going to Mexico. I love something that can
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  work well. I put in a local job, a little place. How
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  can we say we can stay a visa c how is the issue basically for
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  an Argentine who wants you to like yes historically and I will be part of
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  water before and after the pandemic, usually even for all those not necessarily you
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  go to Mexico, as you say, indeed, you have a chance to
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  be as a tourist and this does not enable you to have any possibility of
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  work, of course, if you get some changa. Since you already have
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  a problem you as the possibility of being an illegal worker, including with the
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  owner of the establishment who can be fined by the immigration authorities for hiring illegals
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  aha then what usually your put it to say I boy and I arrange with
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  a person to work. I don' t know in any city. He,
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  as a boss, has to apply to the immigration authorities because it is
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  called a work permit even forgiveness. That feature also enters for a football team
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  that hires a player. For me, that work or a work permit where
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  theoretically you that this activity that this worker does for the moment can not be
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  carried out by any local, no national coll. That' s not the
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  case. I mean, if you hire a last forward goalkeeper for a football
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  team, the feature that that position really doesn' t have any player who
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  can cover it. Then they give you a work permit. What' s
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  going on there? That' s why I relate so much to the football
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  system, because that happens every day. The good guy against it is also
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  doing his medical study. Once all things happen. They usually send him to
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  Guatemala or to a Vesíno country to stay there for a week in the storage
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  room and at that time, once he already has all the aptitude exams and
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  all the psychophysical tests, then they begin to ask the migration authorities. When
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  they give him permission, they bring him back from the country of cinema and
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  time and how many that I' m going to work at a bowl take
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  me how long, as is the theme of the song of time are a
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  contract of work and usually give you a first temporary work permit, where I
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  mate you. If you have a work contract for one year, then they
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  make you a work contract and give you stay and leave for another year.
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  The moment you finish that they have to renew it. Already the second year
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  of renewal you can ask for what is called permanent settlement. I' m
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  even going to tell you about the experience with my husband, I mean,
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  well, I' m on my own. Let' s just say I
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  first arrived in the country in the 1960s accompanying my father Solanal on Read.
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  I' ve had a residence since that time. So, I mean,
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  I don' t have any problems. I' m the only thing that
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  ' s very curious and very far- fetched within my condition. I use
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  my migration letter, where it tells me that I am immigrated, that is,
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  I only have the same prerogatives as even with national less my political rights.
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  I mean, I can' t vote gouty and curiously, look at
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  what that letter of residence said to you at the time, or work in
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  night centers or in bad death, that is, I couldn' t engage
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  in prostitution, to say ok ok ok ok good, then good. In
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  the case of my daughter, at my wife' s house, it'
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  s when she' s settled, maybe they' ll stay a reasonable time
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  too, but on my wife' s last trip two years ago, she
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  came with a one- way ticket just because she thought she' d stay
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  a little longer. That' s the guy from Cancun airport. She asks
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  him and where he' s going to stay in my house how at home.
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  Yes, yes, or I live in consumption my husband saw with his
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  mind in our house here and why he enters as a tourist. Then,
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  of course, you should get out by now. Well, when I go
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  out, I pick up at the airport, beat it, see what happened
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  to me. He practically tells me what a migration and you take out,
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  as a wife, as a couple, with whatever, no and good,
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  and then we start doing the paperwork of that And affection already without work,
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  obviously, that without any work, no task there. Of course, that
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  was like a sort of family reunification. Of course, of course, of
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  course, but even though I tell you of almost fifty years of residence in
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  the formal country, although I have not lived, but I have a document
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  fifty years ago they gave him a temporary permit for a ferro year not after
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  the year she returned, renewed it and there yes, the second time it
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  would already be the third year already they gave him a condition of a permanent
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  residence card for life. It even has those here called the kurv that would
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  become our quid wellier ok ok that with that you can get a record to
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  drive or you can make even a bank account, etcetera. I mean,
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  with a temporary permit you can' t get a record of driving an eye
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  you can always take out the shapes like trout, to say, but good
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  for a me the legality yes with respect and that' s why I tell
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  you it' s been a little more flexible after the pandemic, because many
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  people who were obviously here of tourists, couldn' t go out here.
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  Then they began to extend his permission, but the pandemic created an alternative.
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  Let' s say very interesting it' s the home office. Not then
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  says look I you can have today in an online company and handle it from
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  a cabin in the square. I have an acquaintance in cosupment where he says
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  you work. If he works, I' m not taking him away because
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  I have an online company, I have my income, I have my account,
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  I have my head, etcetera, etcetera. And today that I'
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  m working from the hotel room of my house or from the beach, then
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  that started and I think we' ll say for a country of these characteristics,
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  I' m not telling you to relax, but to analyze. Let
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  ' s just say what the conditions are like. I mean, you'
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  re perfectly fine. You may have work, you may have income and not
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  necessarily have an office or a residence in a clear country. Of course,
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  then they started to say, to condition new categories as you say well,
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  yes, it is owner or entrepreneur and from a job, good job since
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  or say something from the table of a Starbuks, from a cabin on the
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  beach, from my fourth hotel or I don' t know, or even
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  from the living room of an airport, January in admission, paid taxes,
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  etcetera, etcetera. That' s why I tell you the characteristics. Evidently,
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  especially in these places. Well that also happens in Europe the case of
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  Marbella, Illisa not that many of our fellow boys in summer times go as
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  instructors to earn some pesos, etcetera. There' s the traps, too.
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  What happened a few months ago the misfortune of a combi that went to
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  the border and surrendered good. It was a team that when you were sold
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  permission. Now I don' t know small guns to the border. You
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  go to the border, I go out three laps to the block and voils
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  ace to Central and they give you another prominsa of three months of tourist and
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  there you keep coming down. Let' s say bad fortune generated this accident.
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  But deep down, if we' re going to analyze it, out
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  of the misery, these guys were going to renew their stay that would allow
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  them to continue working without any papers the only thing they gave cover. No.
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  But for example, and I' m telling you and I' m
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  sorry that you' re spreading out, I don' t go down the
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  street, I mean, I stood up with a craving in a stall that
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  chory parents were coming. I ate a shory bread and allowed him as a
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  girl not and he told me that he was from San Fernando, that he
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  was three months old, that he had come with his partner, etcetera,
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  etcetera. But and I wanted to bring in a cousin and the cousin,
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  for example, I didn' t have the ticket and everything. But in
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  Mexico City he was told that he could not enter the country because they were
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  already bragging that he would enter, say, with the intention of staying,
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  etcetera, etcetera. Less not then this kind of thing and unfortunately, once
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  you' re deported, it generates that you can' t re- enter
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  for the next five years the country that deported you and leaves a mark on
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  your immigration record. From either side, I don' t imagine so good,
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  very good interesting, interesting and especially for many Argentines, as they notice
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  you over there who has listened. I' d like to urge art.
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  Well, I' ll create a little bit of the Syrian and let'
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  s say we' ve spread out. Well, let' s go back
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  to these lands from North America to South. Let' s say first political
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  success. Late to go to some, but well, first political success in
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  long four months of administration, of administration, millay in Congress, in the
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  half sanction, we will see that they pass to the Senate as testo with
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  a discharacterized government, even if a little denies it. Now yes, for
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  maturely negotiating and so on, and well, that is why it has its
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  first achievement that generates stability, because, beyond the secrets that I, what
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  the government needs is stability also seen outside in terms of a legal regulatory framework,
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  not just cretaceous. So, that' s right, but I think
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  we repeat, or I' d like to regret a comment we made in
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  the first few weeks. The President is learning and knows what to say to
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  see first punching, then he withdrew his hand and the third hug. He
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  needed to mark his imprint, which is the one that allowed him to get
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  to where he is. It would have been quite frustrating for him, or
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  even electoral that he showed from day one I will not say weakness, but
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  a very different attitude. That' s where I' m gonna think the
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  word maybe isn' t right. Brabuconada since she characterized him since his campaign
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  and allowed him to reach the presidency. Well, he started, he showed
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  it also helped him, because circumstances in one way or another, in his
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  style and in his form I don' t tell you they' re ordering,
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  but yes, at least let' s say they' re getting along
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  with certain indicators that he' s on the market showing, let' s
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  say tight supermarket, the supermarket. They' re lowering prices, they'
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  re buying reservations, they tell me, well, but they don' t
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  pay public bills. The public accounts were not paid before, and that money
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  went to the political box, or went to the electoral box, let'
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  s say gossip. So, now, with that political box, what'
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  s buying reserves. It' s four months that a trend is being set.
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  Perhaps this institutional achievement of Congress allows him perhaps a teaching that for the
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  next time will not be expendant and will already align where he will determine who
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  his allies are in the face of an opposition that we continue to show unpresentable
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  faces. The big problem, I mean, is to see the act of
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  Maira Mendoza, Cristina, Fernandelt, etcetera. It is a pathoteric act of
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  wanting to continue to show a power that is obviously not there. Or he
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  may be asleep, but you can' t keep marking an opposition with unpresentable
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  figures, with the big men of the urban cone Gustavo Menéndez, let'
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  s say, all the capitofs now a fierce internal between Axel and Maxim.
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  Don' t touch me to the Nene because the N is becoming smaller every
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  day you see yourself from the forces of heaven, but from the strength of
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  Nestor. Then I believe that Argentina has not brought them along to understand that
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  this period with these characters cannot return. I think it' s perhaps a
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  lot of the votes, even of the governors, have been turned around with
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  a resignation. They, in the governors themselves, have to start building their
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  own political leadership, including in the opposition. They can no longer wait,
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  as it was in the last fifteen years, for a lady to get up
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  and it would be with a whim, to grab the phone and forgive for
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  the expression, but so she used it. What a fool this is going
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  to do because I am Christina, that is, the institutional figure, let
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  ' s say political opponents, was also enough. So the governors want to
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  build their own spaces. I' m not telling you that I know that
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  they have the bottom line and they' re doing it to the President,
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  but they' re going to seek their own benefit for their own provinces that
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  are basically their own spaces of political power. So there' s the game
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  and maybe what we should think is that this very inexperience of the Speaker of
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  the House of Deputies, he' s also learning and if he goes on
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  in his post or starts learning a little bit, he' s got a
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  little more waist so you don' t get to these extremes that you learn
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  from your dad, who was a great rocker of Argentine politics. How'
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  s the way in the Senate, God Look, I think it' s
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  going to be similar. I feel that it will be similar and where some
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  spaces and images will be defined perhaps, spaces will decide which side is on
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  each one the case of light to and will follow in that fate of individualistic
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  radicalism, of constructed destroy the small spaces of information. I think it'
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  s going to be a tough negotiation, too. It' s quite a
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  lot, but I think and I hope it' s going to turn out
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  favorable and we get there like this. I think that' s what the
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  President is waiting for in there to start saying well, I already have a
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  more approved baton. That is not why the May Pact with some yes,
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  with others no and then what it looks at. I believe the May Pact.
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  This is, like, say guys, I open the door. This
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  is my democratic party, the one that feels inspired by this Guinea. You
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  may feel it, but I invite you to do it from the inside.
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  If I don' t want to, it' s not the way to
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  see you. You' re inviting the banquet and the wedding. You invited
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  your ex- girlfriend. It' s all right, but, well,
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  I' m choosing this path now, what it' s about Sometimes it
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  ' s inviting me to something to negotiate. He' s telling me I
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  signed you down or he' s gone. Or, to see the undersigned
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  does not mean that you give total acceptance and blessing you can write from within
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  my sense, I approve the spirit of the covenanter. Now you do,
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  you need to go to the pool every day with the shirt of such a
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  team. I' ll tell you no I lie to you without a shirt
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  or let me keep playing with my own shirt. I' m going to
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  swim, like everyone else, in the same pools, only I' m
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  going to keep my identity. I think it' s an invitation, it
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  ' s not an imposition. He needs that building space and perhaps the May
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  seal or birth will allow him, say, to have a new institutional figure
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  for more America. What does he talk about, example, where the negotiation
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  is possibly direct, I no longer know through the removal of the cameras all
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  in the background. If you want to analyze it with certain characteristics, he
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  could say I give you the opportunity to be the leader of your province in
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  this space and from here empowering and lowering it no longer depends, say,
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  on the whim of the Instituto Patrio de Cristina. I would see it that
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  way, i e, i create an institutional entity, like the Moncloa was
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  at the time. I don' t mean, let' s look for
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  common points and sit on what' s there, but I' m giving
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  you the chance that he' s sitting on is cool. There' s
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  the governor of the province, not a guy and so to speak, of
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  the political space in front of me eye is my vision. Maybe as an
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  analyst and this ortega you don' t mention the moncloa. You' d
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  give him the grandeur of these ideas. The Spanish panta both look is a
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  starting point. Moncloa, let' s say, is an icon in history.
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  No eye and he did it. Let' s say a transition and
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  we want to see it. We' re in a transition and you know
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  the most interesting thing. Besides, I' m analyzing it precisely on these
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  working days. The strongest transition is perhaps not ideological, but generational. What
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  do I mean? When I say generational, it' s an imprint.
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  I am currently involved in some electoral campaign consultancies. In a time or our
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  time, one raised a proclamation. Now you' ll pick up a tiktok
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  in three seconds, which you don' t say in those three seconds of
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  the tiktok or Instagram. No one reads it to you anymore, no one
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  watches you take it completely. I' d agree to catch up. That
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  ' s good. On the other hand, on the other hand, in
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  terms I win from people that you give so much so that it does not
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  follow the day to day of the young people who vote for a slogan for
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  a fec news for one side and for the other and not you just to
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  one side to the right. That' s good. Look, I'
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  ll answer it with a subject. About five years ago, go Buenos Aires,
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  invite me to a tribute of solidarity with a famous ambassador and remembered friend,
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  Eduardo Salus, who was the one who had denounced the issue of himself
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  remembers you good. It was in one of the traditional X clubs that I
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  don' t remember if I made progress. In Buenos Aires there were four
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  hundred people of the food. He spoke so much, he spoke sultans,
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  etcetera. What a great act a little the conclusion for the food on the
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  say on the sidewalk waiting for the taxi to a great act and Tomás and
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  I went to see and said is right, but these are next votes.
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  So to speak, Auge was the first child. Not this one. In
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  short, we are becoming a small one. My circle would even tell you
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  social and biological, but it doesn' t represent those we were there generationally
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  answering. Your question. That is but that is what the new generation is
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  consuming, to see, the Malboro Group, as I don' t know,
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  the Trollers and everything else are those and that is what is strengthening the
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  figure of the President, that is, the six hundred leaves that had,
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  I don' t remember, six thousand crazy ones that had the bases and
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  poor starting points the girl who said no beyond her limitations at night and the
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  prologue. I believe that the greatest intellectual generationally did not reach the fourth leaf
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  either. Not in words, we need to start ruling for those people.
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  When Clington was told in the debate that Mr Bush' s disc father did
• 29:04
  not. But you didn' t go to the Vietnam War and smoke marijuana
• 29:08
  at Clinton University. I remember. In the middle of the debate he told
• 29:12
  me he is right, President, but eighty percent of the people who vote
• 29:18
  today were against the Vietnam war, they smoked all the marijuana life and because
• 29:22
  there was at the university, what we' re playing at, I mean,
• 29:27
  that answer destroyed him. That' s what he' s telling you.
• 29:30
  It doesn' t work. I don' t know. The last
• 29:34
  one in the stirrup controversy over the book fair. Lilia Lemoines joined Milley'
• 29:40
  s criticism of the cold stor of the fair and stated that the book fair
• 29:42
  is a ren event of cultural Marxism. Look. I' ve been a
• 29:52
  concurrent at the book fair. What' s more, at one time I
• 29:57
  was looking for a way to be in April for the book fair. I
• 30:02
  think she' s an interesting vinerer in your time. In its first one
• 30:07
  remembers the first ones or if you were going to buy cheap books, that
• 30:12
  the libertarians were the opportunity that you only got to thirty and you went out
• 30:18
  with your patents, things that in the last no fairs was the same and
• 30:26
  today much more buys us put a platform mercan book or whatever, you did
• 30:30
  not have that yes, the negotiation to listen to the authors and everyone to
• 30:40
  see the Argentine cultural in the last twenty years has had an ideological dry,
• 30:47
  not that it is from the official channels on the radios and not in vain
• 30:52
  or in the cultural politics. Or the representatives of culture are coming foot to
• 31:00
  have the way to the President for his comments in front of the work.
• 31:04
  I believe that the State is a promoter of culture, but not necessarily a
• 31:12
  benefactor of culture. In that I am perhaps with limitations or with certain points
• 31:23
  at variance. That is the philosophy of presidents. Now, the problem is
• 31:30
  that whoever says in this Member' s comment, let' s say,
• 31:36
  does not represent me the intellectual seriousness to realize it. I don' t
• 31:41
  want a book fair with the Benega Lynch all the time inside either. We
• 31:48
  don' t need that deation. But the problem and I think we'
• 31:56
  re seeing it in front of you know that I' m a permanent reader
• 32:01
  and buyer. When I' m going to see a fashion media genius,
• 32:06
  I think there' s a generational theme that' s looking very interesting and
• 32:10
  yesterday I had it or. I analyzed it with a book project on the
• 32:16
  history of the Argentine economy during the time of the process, among which one
• 32:22
  of the authors is a cousin of mine, Luis Odones, who to this
• 32:24
  day, after fifty years, continues to be a victim of the famous theme
• 32:30
  of Martínez de Os and the banks. He owns a bank confiscated the book
• 32:36
  by the Central Bank, etcetera. So I said look everything is very,
• 32:42
  very, very nice what you' re telling me, but you' re
• 32:45
  seventy- nine years old now. In that fifty years ago this process and
• 32:50
  you think that today a guy in Argentina, fifty years ago never knew what
• 32:54
  his process was and those who remember the case are ready. Let' s
• 33:05
  say we die not because of a subject, and it' s the same
• 33:07
  thing that happened to you. Now he' s out. I' m
• 33:09
  reading the father music book. I read the last also of the tata that
• 33:15
  came out of firm Nitch to see it came out one lost the need to
• 33:22
  tell what happened to it in front of a generation and no longer remembers us,
• 33:30
  because they didn' t even give success of their parents saw. I
• 33:32
  have the case of an excellent and dear friend of mine who has the archive
• 33:38
  of General Agustín Lanunnce and went to an editorial of the album. How about
• 33:45
  we publish all the memories and archives of La Luce and his editorialist who publishes
• 33:52
  everything told him what interests him. Today, the General of the Nuce we
• 33:59
  liked then. I think I' m quick to answer about this girl.
• 34:04
  I don' t know if he left you or was in a spell,
• 34:08
  but that is, what we want and we return in this new generation to
• 34:16
  rescue from that Argentine culture. Gus, thank you, as we always find
• 34:22
  ourselves now Sisha re- established next Wednesday we have already arranged many graces,
• 34:25
  a hug and happy Worker' s Day. Thanks, I' ll hug
• 34:29
  you. Or that you' re with the flag. You have tears.
• 34:32
  Maybe a poor mouthed chao certainly beat us already had all the celebration you had.
• 34:38
  What will you do in life like this in parentheses before greeting the next
• 34:42
  guest Read a note from the newspaper Now schools and books, the government'
• 34:45
  s decision of my law that deepens educational inequality teacher researcher in education. The
• 34:51
  author of this note, Jamila gold steinhalif, reflects this column on the broader
• 34:57
  meanings of the Government' s decision to discontinue the purchase of reading books for
• 35:00
  students of compulsory levels throughout the poor country. Me, who' s in
• 35:07
  primary school. In this regard, the question arises how it is possible to
• 35:09
  bridge the gaps of educational inequality if access to books, which are also expensive,
• 35:15
  is fit. Let' s talk a little bit about economy. I
• 35:17
  got it online. The friend Camillo de Chicornio, director of six of the
• 35:21
  cominista economic advisors our also the good afternoon, Fernando Saludos, how it goes
• 35:28
  ponito here maquiado. They' re gonna see me You' re mutated for
• 35:31
  now. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, how you' re gonna
• 35:35
  see when I get in there all the time. Then it was I forgot
• 35:37
  about the rective. Come on, they' re looking at the regatta.
• 35:39
  All right, thank you very much for being here. Well, first news
• 35:43
  of the day. Cover of Januarys tomorrow goes to the old way. The
• 35:46
  Central Bank under another ten points up to interest. It puts it fifty percent
• 35:51
  and is the fifth reduction in Millay management interest rate rates. What an analysis
• 35:59
  I have. I think it follows the tone of the last Central Bank casualties.
• 36:06
  They have as a main or objective is I think I try to help
• 36:14
  reactivate the economy and favor the first credit objective and second, to contribute to
• 36:20
  the process of unwinding the famous issue of passive passes, which is the debt
• 36:23
  of the Central Bank, which is a rather serious problem. Even those liabilities,
• 36:29
  that debt of the Central Bank implies a potential currency issue at a time
• 36:35
  that would cause more inflation. Of course, if it had to monetize effectively,
• 36:38
  then lowering the interest rate reduces the rate of growth of that liability,
• 36:43
  that Central Bank debt and brings you closer to being able to release the dry
• 36:46
  of good. You six have good. A few days will come out The
• 36:54
  inflation data of the month for g exactly raised eight comma seven percent a month.
• 37:01
  It was the raise we had. After we remember 11 percent that gave
• 37:06
  the indes in the month of March and that eight comma seven percent that we
• 37:08
  relieved. It is heavily influenced by regulated services. In fact, if you
• 37:15
  put that and other seasonal issues aside, like schools at this time, what
• 37:19
  is called inflation, core is at six comma nine percent. Well, it
• 37:25
  would be the first indicator after I think an October bun in the style of
• 37:30
  mass, of a data, of a digit, of being able to leave
• 37:36
  six months or something like that. What any one of us is looking to
• 37:38
  have some realists Batistina is that it' s going to be hard to get
• 37:43
  him down from six or five percent of here December I tell you down let
• 37:46
  ' s remember 25 percent of December, also with the rerestomasta with the revaluation
• 37:51
  jump, a strong deleto that makes one hundred and thirty percent and arrives we
• 37:55
  would put this number of ta seven eight percent nine in April. But with
• 38:00
  what you mark is that later I say not vast that by one can be
• 38:01
  ah or the least informed or at least analytical gives you good. It'
• 38:07
  s going to slow down this very fast, let' s say one or
• 38:09
  two three in December. Not what you branded could mark there in five,
• 38:13
  four or five six to December. Sometimes a little close and real proception.
• 38:19
  I don' t know, no, not clearly. I don' t
• 38:21
  think that without a ladder like the one you' re going to score Bo
• 38:24
  twenty- five, twenty- five, eleven and that' s not going
• 38:30
  to keep up, but I think the value might be closer to five percent.
• 38:34
  It seems to me that that value can be brought closer, which then
• 38:37
  continues to fall. I think he can keep coming down. It' s
• 38:39
  going to depend a little bit on the other kind of things the government does,
• 38:43
  how things are going to work out next year. You' re not
• 38:45
  talking maybe this year too I don' t think we' ll get to
• 38:50
  one percent monthly, clearly, but I think maybe you could slowly get down
• 38:52
  from five percent. I believe that by the month of May and we can
• 38:57
  get to be in six or five more even after the announcement made by the
• 39:00
  government that they will postpone some public service adjustments. I believe that there,
• 39:07
  thinking about the future of inflation, I do not know that there are a
• 39:10
  number of things that are going to play, of course, no, but
• 39:14
  fundamental I believe that it is the fiscal adjustment that the government can persist in
• 39:17
  some fiscal balance. It seems to me that this is a fundamental issue for
• 39:21
  thinking about inflation in the future and then the other, how the exchange rate
• 39:24
  is moving. I think it' s very difficult for the dollar to go
• 39:28
  away to keep moving at two percent indefinitely. The government is looking for inflation
• 39:31
  to fall as quickly as possible so that it can move as little as possible,
• 39:37
  but I find it hard to think it will stay at 2%.
• 39:39
  So, in those conditions, yes, drilling five percent is going to be
• 39:43
  complicated, but you don' t see it impossible. In what number we
• 39:47
  are now of core inflation not, which is the one that does not have,
• 39:51
  which does not have to see the timing when six, nine, nine
• 39:58
  s uve I believe that after the other that also think about total inflation,
• 40:00
  what will continue to include that rate just as the government later wants to continue
• 40:05
  to increase all these services that have now had a very strong increase for some
• 40:09
  users and that surely there will continue to be strong increases for other users to
• 40:15
  try to continue to reduce the weight of the subsidies. So that' s
• 40:19
  a factor that I think the government will now see that it' s going
• 40:22
  to be left to handle with a little more tileling that we' ve read.
• 40:24
  So that' s going to regulate as well or it' s going
• 40:28
  to complicate the downside of the intación, because if you have to go honest
• 40:31
  with users who are still very late, obviously you' re going to keep
• 40:35
  putting a floor to inflation. It doesn' t make any expression. I
• 40:37
  ' m just saying that' s what you were saying. Just the important
• 40:39
  thing about persistence. From this point of view, the fair prosecutor, because
• 40:42
  it is what is criticized. It is good that increases are delayed so that
• 40:45
  they do not stick in inflation to a time of tariff services, lightgas,
• 40:50
  etcetera. But that too, obviously, makes you generate less reduction in public
• 40:54
  subsidies. Not sure, but notice that they decide after they have passed the
• 40:59
  law they go to answer the tax on profits, and I think the government
• 41:02
  has a logic in this that it is doing. Evidently, the more leverage
• 41:07
  can be leveraged in the basic law. If there are tax projects that have
• 41:13
  been done now, well, they have a little more room to regulate that
• 41:15
  other part. Not having that before, it logically had to be more violent
• 41:21
  in the rates. It will also have increased collection of export duties, i
• 41:24
  e retentions for telagro exports that are now at the peak. Then he also
• 41:31
  thinks that the increase in user bills, which he has to pay more for
• 41:36
  public services, also represents more VAT collection. Then there are a number of
• 41:40
  resources that the government, I think it can have and that is what allows
• 41:43
  it now, in any case, not to threaten its fiscal goal. Let
• 41:46
  ' s call him, but stop some things. In the increases that are
• 41:50
  coming there is said the President that some question a lot from the recovery of
• 41:55
  the activity until the salary is already gaining inflation, which would be called a
• 42:00
  victory in a success of the real salary. This is it, okay.
• 42:07
  The last indicator that came out that is an indicator called ric is a formal
• 42:09
  wage indicator. Of course, in the month of March it increased by 14
• 42:15
  percent when it was eleven. One. You can discuss whether this is representative
• 42:21
  of the majority or not. But this indicator, which is quite related to
• 42:24
  others, formal wage index. The truth is that he beat inflation in March,
• 42:29
  in particular in March. It did happen in terms of economic activity.
• 42:34
  The numbers are a little more scattered, more delayed. The last vat we
• 42:37
  have for pbí is February, which fell monthly, but less than in January
• 42:43
  and January they referred it to the downside. Some data from March shows you
• 42:47
  that some things have been released out there. A little. In February the
• 42:51
  sale of supermarkets went up zero five over January. So out there some indistory
• 42:55
  industry up to the buya that I' m worried about March. It does
• 42:58
  not say that March, that I March that April are good months. Faithful
• 43:01
  said that in March he increased one five monthly. That is why I think
• 43:07
  they are still partial indicators. We are definitely not at the best moment in
• 43:13
  economic activity, but I think there are some signs that perhaps some kind of
• 43:15
  floor might have been found that the fall is not that it continues indefinitely is
• 43:19
  not the same rate of fall as that of December. Now some say that
• 43:24
  just by not getting out of the stocks by the middle of the year and
• 43:28
  that this is being delayed also by the missing women that we have to talk
• 43:30
  about. On the bottom And so on, just this delay is possible to
• 43:37
  touch floor. No yes, I do not necessarily associate the exit of the
• 43:44
  stocks immediately with economic activity. It seems to me that, as long as
• 43:49
  the gap is more or less narrowed, it is a little less necessary to
• 43:54
  the link between sepo and economic activity. I think that the issue of economic
• 43:58
  activity has more to do with other things that have to do with economic policy
• 44:01
  in general, whether it will be maintained over time or not, I think
• 44:05
  that the passage by lawmakers is looking like an important fact. We' ll
• 44:10
  see how they follow the Senate. It seems to me that that kind of
• 44:13
  thing is perhaps even more relevant than the issue of sefo than that. Obviously
• 44:15
  the Po Se must be lifted at some point. I believe that the government
• 44:20
  is handling it with some caution, but in any case, I believe that
• 44:25
  the opening of the Cepo does not seem to me to see it as a
• 44:30
  black white thing either. It is likely that the government will begin to graduate,
• 44:34
  that is, the art is that the gradual mode is the country tax
• 44:37
  that generates so much fiscal remembrance is obviously by law established until December and that
• 44:43
  surely will not be touched, for example, and probably to see beyond that
• 44:49
  I agree a good measure. I put myself as with so many interviewed in
• 44:52
  the devil' s lawyer, in the law to patient, positive, profit
• 45:00
  is restored, but, for example, there it goes down in matters of
• 45:04
  personal goods, that is to say in quotation marks, attacks you against the
• 45:07
  worker, so then we can put in gift of the rod of one wins.
• 45:08
  So much silver that they call a vote of the will or the job,
• 45:15
  but those who have the personal goods, they have theories more money and
• 45:20
  they end up freeing part of it. Yeah, what happens is that there
• 45:24
  are several topics to see. Not there to see the same thing as the
• 45:30
  moratorium. I think at some point what you' re trying to do is
• 45:32
  to get resources that are outside the system that a lot of people, not
• 45:39
  just people of high purchasing level, have taken out the system to protect themselves
• 45:44
  in high inflation. I think there is something to try, to favor that,
• 45:46
  thinking that it can help reactivate the economy, on the one hand,
• 45:50
  on the other. The famous subject of personal property tax is highly debatable.
• 45:54
  I say if you already paid income tax the moment you generated the income that
• 45:59
  gave rise to the assets you have, how many times more you' re
• 46:01
  going to have to pay every month, you' re going to have to
• 46:05
  pay every year, you' re going to pay for the profit you already
• 46:06
  paid. I mean, I don' t know if personal property tax makes
• 46:09
  much sense. From that perspective, no and or logically also the liqueur has
• 46:15
  to do eventually with profitability or the moments in which it throws the economy.
• 46:19
  Now that interest rates are higher, it' s one thing. Back in
• 46:22
  the day, the outlying rates were practically zero. It was a waste of
• 46:27
  the tax. That' s it. So I think the tax itself for
• 46:28
  me and I would have to be much more focused on income tax. The
• 46:35
  thing is, what' s going on is you win it, but it
• 46:37
  sounds like a million eight hundred brutes is at least in Congress for this bass.
• 46:42
  I' m talking about a person who won an eight hundred million.
• 46:44
  Nor does it have a land late than the entire finished standard of living for
• 46:47
  the TIN, but neither do you pay thirty- five percent profit on a
• 46:52
  million eight hundred thousand weights on productive scales. It doesn' t go here.
• 46:54
  There is a distortion of the income tax that took place over the last
• 46:58
  twenty years, most of it because the scales and deductions did not fit proportionally
• 47:01
  with what inflation was. So, in fact, it ended up putting off
• 47:08
  profit tax, people who maybe shouldn' t have paid it. It seems
• 47:10
  that they were more reasonable to have charged the profit. Calling personal income as
• 47:15
  they want to call it now and everything may be a progressive scale, but
• 47:20
  it seems to me that it mattered more reasonably for having been good. Finally,
• 47:24
  again, the devil is now criticized by the government as that good polled
• 47:29
  me more, even if I admit it middle class prepares them for me and
• 47:32
  criticizes this not having and in fact raised me up to some case in lawyer
• 47:37
  and I go the State itself is litigating against his own Neu Seventy that it
• 47:42
  was the one that freed the whole issue of the spreads and forbid that my
• 47:45
  law does not admit that there are market errors. Well, it came out
• 47:49
  on the table with the subject prepared and you' re welcome to be,
• 47:52
  but I say it contravenes the libretto and that already again a certain look of
• 47:58
  interventionist links in economics. It seems to me that calling that interventionism where we
• 48:05
  come from, it seems to me that it is not so much. It
• 48:07
  seems to me to be an intervention that is even quite reasonable. It is
• 48:12
  questionable the release it says at some point from prices. This is at the
• 48:15
  moment with Neu' s. I think the issue of health. It'
• 48:19
  s a rather complicated subject that might require, but, well, that'
• 48:22
  s exactly where we' d come from. That' s why the topic
• 48:23
  would be why you put the neuro that you' re now claiming s a
• 48:27
  pon gave it all. You are free, because the question will be this
• 48:29
  more than now that you are not intervening. Let' s say, I
• 48:34
  had or saw the nebu so liberalizing that in the end it pays the rother
• 48:37
  dishes. Let' s say I think there' s a very curious thing
• 48:40
  about Milay' s case. It' s not like if he does something
• 48:46
  that sticks to what he said in the campaign, he' s an extremist.
• 48:51
  If later if you turn back on something when you' re being criticized,
• 48:54
  it' s because the guy' s not consistent with what he was
• 48:58
  saying before. It' s like that but but look pretty look, see
• 49:00
  that several readings have been taken backwards and this same thing in Congress that it
• 49:04
  ' s been pragmatic. It is already called folklore his sayings, that it
• 49:07
  has been fractatic, but it does not enter. I don' t think
• 49:09
  he' s going to see a journalistic look, he' s already punishing
• 49:13
  us for the pragmatic. It hasn' t hit him to look at Congress
• 49:15
  in the end, business with the laws. It was what I had to
• 49:17
  do and it needed the laws. I don' t think there' s
• 49:21
  a big group of people who say, uh, look. In the end
• 49:22
  he became pragmatic, in the end he got off. It wasn' t
• 49:24
  what I had to do. Let' s say good and say in some
• 49:27
  of these things not this new preparation thing. Also well they do hours,
• 49:30
  but then take note of the super liberalizer we say. I don' t
• 49:35
  think I' m sorry I' ll leave you. I don' t
• 49:36
  think there' s a great stream of opinion that says in the end,
• 49:39
  that is, pragmatism in quotation marks, it' s even seen as something
• 49:45
  realistic in it, the pragmatic shot. So much so when we talk about,
• 49:47
  for example, dollarization, also ah no, but in campaign he said
• 49:52
  io olariza and did not slow down. I think there' s a course
• 49:55
  for a short time. Well, it' s okay. It' s
• 49:57
  okay. The one who criticizes on this side is not long enough for him
• 50:00
  to make the time to realize the subject. The issue of health is a
• 50:05
  rather complicated one. I think it seems to me that first we have to
• 50:07
  understand the subject quite well. I' m not an expert on health.
• 50:10
  I, in principle, am in favour of the things of regulating generals.
• 50:15
  I like to try to create competition in any case and that the State has
• 50:19
  to intervene as little as possible. I believe that I believe more in these
• 50:22
  kinds of issues and if there is some kind of intervention to be made,
• 50:27
  I believe that it must be done in an orderly way, through a competition
• 50:30
  agency, which is another of the issues that were on the famous pley base.
• 50:34
  I think that is the way, in any case, to deal with
• 50:36
  this whole problem, which is always the famous theme of concentrated groups, the
• 50:38
  lack of competition. I think he' s going that way. I believe
• 50:42
  that the orderly way is to have an agent to handle this, to have
• 50:45
  an investigation and to detect if there really is collusion, which is the problem,
• 50:49
  if they are working in a coordinated way, if they are setting prices
• 50:53
  that are exorbitant by way of reference, it must be said that you pay
• 50:55
  them to me for the control applied by the previous government was increasing considerably less
• 51:00
  the and was seen in the quality of services, then they have increased more
• 51:04
  than inflation. Honestly, I' m not surprised. The point is that
• 51:06
  they too will have to regulate and it seems that there is a market to
• 51:09
  what extent they lose customers with what they are doing. I don' t
• 51:12
  think we should let that work a little bit, too. And secondly,
• 51:14
  I think that also what speaks to you if the issue of prepaid is really
• 51:19
  so critical to note that it is not the issue of prepaid for the whole
• 51:22
  population. In any case, there should be a rather small universe within the
• 51:27
  population in Argentina and I believe that here what is needed is in any case
• 51:30
  to improve public service services so that, in any case, there is competition.
• 51:35
  On that side, it seems to me or invent different types of ways
• 51:38
  of trying to generate more skills. I think that' s the way to
• 51:42
  regulation. It seems to me that it is a punctual case and as I
• 51:45
  said handled, so that you just well to me a taste and thanks,
• 51:51
  as always, greetings until later, now they are great to you. Here
• 51:54
  in prural construction we go to the pause. We start with everything with the
• 51:59
  long, sora and half tradition. In construction, we started with likes for
• 52:01
  the Volfeston. We passed through Camilletifornio to our two feminists, First to our
• 52:07
  correspondent and the second our head proconomist, one of the head prophomists another of
• 52:12
  them who will be listening to the list of the Alejandro Rockman program. We
• 52:15
  go to the pause, we go to the batch, we return surely everything
• 52:20
  goes well, as I always say, put the look of the political consultant
• 52:23
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  under Nick Arroba, on Instagram. Ferm two thousand twenty- two, Fermaury
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  ferment two thousand twenty- two and, as always where we upload audios of
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  the program analysis of specialist columnists. Our website adds triple approaches blogs with ar
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  fifteen, fifty- seven. Here we are with only fifteen degrees, but
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  the sun we are going to return second to our last guest and then,
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  as I told you, we are going to say goodbye to Alejandro Roffman and
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  his economic panorama, which complements pure plurality of plual construction, a completely different
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  look to the one we just heard live on the way. It is also
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  tor of six economics and Alejandro Rockman' s. To have more honor to
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  understand why it will be Majoul aimed, journalism, servilism to, to the
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  officialism, President Adorni, the spokesman Adorno Vi, the armed forces of Ukraine,
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  Good tendencies, at least that I see here in my x although I
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  like to continue calling him the social network of birdy prepares. The government defined
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  how to calculate the contribution to be paid in May of the companies will be
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  able to charge a maximum moment of one hundred and fourteen six in relation to
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  what paid in December two thousand twenty- three. Let' s see what
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  other title matters. Shouting is threatened in the water, turning aside a decent
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  one for mistreating his students in San Bernardo, in the Coast Party, Quirianism
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  closes ranks, but he lacks four senators to block the law. Bases in
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  the upper chamber to who occupy the German carlos Good three, half complete goes
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  hello, how you doing, what to say, Good afternoon, how we
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  are well, All right, all right. What happened to a mouth in
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  a pity. We already saw him as a champion and we saw him having
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  a jetting overisk, but well, not until what happens and they' re
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  going to have to keep working a lot. I don' t John freedom
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  next year. Well, we' re not standing either. Not well,
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  it is the liberator or and at the taita level, but at the local
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  level and they have stayed that long. Well, let' s see what
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  happens next championship that starts in the week, that there' s TDNA.
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  Okay, well, there I read you updating a little news and it was
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  a time bae the nism has thirty- three files. Apparently, there will
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  be no legislative losses. We' ll have to see some absentees. There
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  ' s some cowardly pressure out there, but it doesn' t embolize.
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  But, for example, the altemios, the catamarchemy can get those three senators
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  of the first class or the maximum that can augur the opposition is modifications and
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  that it returns to deputy if it takes a bit. This whole thing looks.
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  I think this day to day. It seems to me that much of
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  the negotiations that took place to obtain the means in the Chamber of Deputies were
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  also in agreement with the House of Senators. I' d say that'
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  s open. I would not encourage myself to say clearly whether the thirty-
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  three, which is the first solid minority that has Union for the homeland,
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  are going to be, say, fully aligned. I' d tell you
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  we' d have to wait a bit. It seems to me that there
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  are some governors with whom you have made a lot of progress, at least
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  for what you are reading and some news that you get out there. I
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  ' d say this is open. It wouldn' t cheer me up.
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  Let' s say with so much effect that the up union for the homeland,
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  the thirty- three are aligned. There may be senators missing, there
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  may be some momentarily withdrawing. I think it' s still a long way
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  from that, but you see more probable how one can be. I'
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  m telling you this will make you the lege in the will give you some
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  change in the deputy or be quick, no, but it most likely does
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  become law in the Senate Mira. I was just talking to some Members.
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  I' m here in the City of La Plata, in this bag a
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  little bit. What we were talking about was that I' m the perception
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  I have, but I' m telling you, I mean, no,
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  no, no, not yet. No, no, I have clear information.
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  That' s the analysis. I believe that this is much more advanced,
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  because I believe that the negotiation of the Chamber of Deputies also strongly involved
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  what has not happened, what did not happen the other time, the first
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  time for exactly, exactly the difference of Clia Fernando It is at least learned
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  from the malpractice they committed in January and part of February, and it seems
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  to me that this time they achieved, let' s say progress and with
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  much more professionalism and respecting uses and customs that Parliament historically has And it seems
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  to me that that was reflected the beginning of the week and I will tell
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  you vert I encourage to tell you is that I believe that the negotiation in
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  the Chamber of Senators is also advanced. Well, what effect can TRANSLAMASIVA have,
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  the Federal Multitudinary University Mobilization of the Fairs Tuesday, a fort that we
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  no longer know what will happen with the transport, what will be the core,
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  because there will be no manifestation of the difference of the first stop I
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  say in the second pair of the CEPET of Thursday pimp Well, yes,
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  within a week, the judge next looks. I think day nine, which
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  I think is nine, next Thursday, yes. It seems to me that
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  if they get the uta to say evenly pairs, I would say that it
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  would be a relatively successful strike and they continue to proliferate the differences that exist
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  in the uta, I would say that I do not see a scenario of
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  super success in the end of nine. I think he has a lot to
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  do with transport. There still the Miley government continues to enjoy despite a very
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  strong adjustment, it continues to enjoy a certain social consensus and I think that
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  people are raising the possibility of supporting, because they believe that there can be,
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  that there can be a future. Let' s say the theme of
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  hope in more than fifty percent of the population is now under substance in the
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  Government of Javier Milla and how long that tolerance can last. I don'
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  t know, but I' d tell you unemployment is so much to do
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  with what can happen to public passenger transport. He speaks of hope more than
• 1:00:36
  fifty percent talking to many colleagues of yours, because more serious, presumptuously speak
• 1:00:39
  of a scenario forty- seven, forty- seven thousand invited. You see,
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  it' s not like that, there' s a little more than
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  half of favor, or more or less. How they see it. I
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  think this one beat him with the fifty- six that in the middle of
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  this brutal fit, he hasn' t lost much, but he' s
• 1:00:54
  lost his way. I think it' s there I don' t know
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  if fifty- six, fifty- s forty- eight. What I want
• 1:01:00
  to say to you is that there is a level of more than fifty percent
• 1:01:07
  that or fifty percent that still has a quota where it gives it credibility.
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  And it also has a lot to see that what' s in front of
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  us is not a valid alternative today either, because it' s the no
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  for the no itself no and it seems to me that appearances like what was
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  last Saturday' s Christina Kirner, it seems that it empowers even more many
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  people who are out there in doubt or are having a hard time or are
• 1:01:37
  having a hard time getting to the end of the month. But the other
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  one says, we' ve seen it. There is, let' s
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  not say any fresh tare or fresh voices that generate a different alternative to what
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  is being done now. And if those who separate the role of great opponent
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  do not speak. I believe in you. I think it was with you
• 1:01:57
  that you told me about the times, not about the cherry. There you
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  know, but exactly good, but and how you see it or, since
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  what is clearly beyond that obviously has to go forward, it has no re
• 1:02:06
  - election, it will have to fight against maximum Christine. But, I
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  mean, he joined the march, he joined the march to which you,
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  if I say well, yesterday to the college march. It' s playing
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  like a fort, let' s say this one with a half tone.
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  But strong, half tone, I say it' s done inside. But
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  strong, let' s say, is what that positioning is like. You
• 1:02:22
  also put it in part of the past or rule and have gone by in
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  the middle of the wave this libertarian and withheld. The province of Buenos Aires
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  puts it in a place where up to thirty- seven forty percent of the
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  registry, where if the Eastern Province does not break down, it can have,
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  can be a very important actor. Let' s see. I'
• 1:02:44
  d tell you what if I did and I told you the other day the
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  subject of the times. Today it became automatically the head of the pok in
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  nerism. I think Saturday saw clearly a Cristina Kirner leading an increasingly smaller space.
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  I would tell you today that on Saturday what I saw in the analysis
• 1:03:06
  I can do for you on Saturday is that Cristina spoke as the leader of
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  the champagne, not representing all the journalism. And it seems to me that
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  that place, say today, the leadership of Peronism is totally, totally vacant
• 1:03:27
  and that in order to be able to say take that place, Peronism is
• 1:03:34
  inexorably going to have to go through some sort of internal electoral contest. I
• 1:03:37
  think that in order to be able to permanently displace what was the leadership of
• 1:03:44
  Cristina Kisner, who is still very important, minority but important. At last
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  let' s say this to leave behind a leader. It must be defeated
• 1:03:54
  by democratic means, i e by the vote, by the vote of the
• 1:03:59
  estate. And that seems to me to be what Peronism is due today.
• 1:04:04
  And I would tell you that in that scenario, Kislov would have to expand
• 1:04:14
  his base of sustainability and political volume much more. I see still an axi
• 1:04:18
  that Silov, with possibilities for the future, but very endogamic in its construction,
• 1:04:26
  in its internal construction, very closed to the Group Let' s say
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  Mother that took him to make a central figure of the Argentine politics and it
• 1:04:39
  is costing him a lot to finish opening for effects, to be able to
• 1:04:45
  generate the necessary consensuses to occupy the role that has to occupy, that I
• 1:04:49
  believe it is one that can be either to seek or try to head post
• 1:05:02
  - timerism and facing even expands touch you point to the exactly legal trir,
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  exactly exactly. This reminds me a lot of time and apologized, but in
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  the year one thousand eighty- five Peronism came from a defeat for the first
• 1:05:23
  time in its history. In the year eighty- three, with radicalism led
• 1:05:28
  by Raúl Alfonsini, there were two pounds Lorenzo Miguelio Traera Erminio Iglesias. In
• 1:05:33
  the eighty- five, as he was unable to organize on a pro-
• 1:05:42
  party basis, Antonio Cafiero made an agreement with Carlos Sauleros and ended up saying
• 1:05:47
  on the outside and good. From there he achieved clear leadership that was reflected
• 1:05:51
  in the election of eighty- seven. When Peronism wins radicalism in the province.
• 1:06:00
  I mean, it seems to me that they are in a scenario where,
• 1:06:06
  undoubtedly, the Peronist affiliate will be by step taken for internal. No.
• 1:06:11
  No. No. No. No. No. I know what logistics
• 1:06:13
  can be, but what I do believe is that today it is necessary,
• 1:06:19
  at least in that party, to finish giving a consistency to the leadership,
• 1:06:28
  because today, the central problem of Argentine politics, taking out my law,
• 1:06:31
  is the leadership. They' re totally deflation. There is no solid leadership
• 1:06:38
  in Argentine politics, except Miley' s. You' re surprised, even
• 1:06:44
  if we put fifty- fifty. It is surprising that in the midst of
• 1:06:46
  this just Miley has these levels of support. But I think it has a
• 1:06:53
  lot to do with what happened in October and November last year, that my
• 1:06:57
  law is President of the Republic, a man outside the entire traditional political structure,
• 1:07:02
  let' s say in that and that it reached the top presidency,
• 1:07:09
  without governors, without intendents, with an absolute minority in both chambers. I
• 1:07:21
  ' m telling you, it doesn' t surprise me, because somehow society
• 1:07:27
  manifested itself in a very ferocious fit. So is society. What it raises
• 1:07:30
  is what are the alternatives and you are the faces that appear and are always
• 1:07:34
  the same. He is not someone who appears with a different speech or an
• 1:07:41
  alternative speech. Everyone, in some way or another, spent many years on
• 1:07:47
  the central stage of Argentine politics. That' s why it doesn' t
• 1:07:54
  catch my eye. What I do believe is how much longer you can,
• 1:07:58
  what level of tolerance there can be to sustain this adjustment. No, and
• 1:08:04
  what do you see there, and I think that' s where it seems
• 1:08:11
  to me that if I could achieve, if Javier would manage my law to
• 1:08:19
  generate inflation, start going down, start having results fundamentally at the family table.
• 1:08:26
  I would say that there, in tolerance levels can be extended. What
• 1:08:30
  happens is that this is not to put it that we arrive in December with
• 1:08:33
  a four or five or six percent starts still winning, but already much slower
• 1:08:38
  the semester shift. But the issue is and even some colleague of yours what
• 1:08:42
  if, instead of the agenda make only great means of inflations and some stability
• 1:08:45
  but some peace of the cemeteries fell the activity. The small merchant Novende had
• 1:08:51
  employment problems, meaning inflation in a separate country used to go quite well with
• 1:08:56
  inflation. Not obviously, when you already go to levels above it. I
• 1:08:59
  don' t know forty fifty sixty percent, but I say that who little
• 1:09:04
  gets used to it I repeat not when it goes so high, but what
• 1:09:08
  happens if at the same time you generate us, you generate it say there
• 1:09:13
  is no recovery of activity and employment is also harmed. And you mean a
• 1:09:15
  stable balance society or a stable macroeconomic scenario, but for a society it was
• 1:09:23
  two steps down. I would tell you today that still apprehending, despite the
• 1:09:30
  fact that the issue of unemployment began to appear in citizens' concerns. The
• 1:09:41
  inflationary theme is a theme. The subject of inflation remains today one of the
• 1:09:46
  central issues in citizens' concerns. It is a theme that accompanied many generations.
• 1:09:55
  It seems to me that if these issues begin to subside, I would
• 1:10:02
  say to you that the President of the measure that does not arise from corruption
• 1:10:10
  situations, that it might happen that there are no situations that can undermine credibility.
• 1:10:16
  I would say to you that their level of tolerance towards society and the
• 1:10:24
  Government can be maintained to the extent. I also repeat that of the alternative
• 1:10:30
  forces or depositors you do not have say new figures, and what there is
• 1:10:38
  is with a speech that people widely rejected last year and that, if they
• 1:10:45
  are among these new figures more of the same. I believe that if Loff
• 1:10:51
  has to prove that he can lead a political project, that is, and
• 1:11:00
  this seems to me to be a great challenge. That' s why I
• 1:11:04
  told you earlier about the need to expand its political volume and its consensus and
• 1:11:13
  alians with other sectors of Peronism. To talk about the latter is little short
• 1:11:18
  of them already or will still be long overdue. He' ll be in
• 1:11:21
  purple, but he' s bringing the union leaders closer. There is nothing
• 1:11:25
  very verdant, but some approach to support or that I have a radical coffee,
• 1:11:30
  that is to say the after you can bring it to a good port,
• 1:11:34
  but an intention clearly what you say is having, I do not say
• 1:11:38
  later you can fail it or you can turn it out bad or not.
• 1:11:38
  No. I' m telling you, I' m talking, but I
• 1:11:44
  think you still need to. I think this is a long road, a
• 1:11:47
  building ctechno and I repeat you again. It seems to me that you have
• 1:11:53
  to break the internal inbreeding that you have on me. It seems to me
• 1:11:56
  that it has to open up a little more and not just continue to generate
• 1:12:04
  these possibilities of generating its volume just as a very small group. This seems
• 1:12:08
  to me to be where I am seeing the difficulty, the difficulty of Axalis
• 1:12:14
  loves and achieves. I would say to you that he is a figure who
• 1:12:17
  can, undoubtedly, on a record, in totally different ideas from those that
• 1:12:25
  the national government is proposing today, occupy a very important space. Like other
• 1:12:30
  justice leaders who may also have intentions, I don' t mean, I
• 1:12:38
  think because you see him, for example, to see I' ve got
• 1:12:40
  him close. You think I' m wrong again. We are thinking of
• 1:12:44
  Santa voice that jar cries without great support. Then probably go for the re
• 1:12:49
  - election in Córdoba than for a presidential candidacy. I can' t be.
• 1:12:54
  It may be, but it is also true that we must see how
• 1:12:59
  we are going to develop politics. The dynamics of politics are very changing and
• 1:13:05
  more so in countries as in our own. I say I also give you
• 1:13:09
  another name, the former Governor of San Juan, today the national senator.
• 1:13:14
  I say there are people who are eager to occupy important positions, positions or
• 1:13:20
  spaces of power within justicialism or within radicalism. In the figure of Maxi Pullaro
• 1:13:27
  is a figure today with national projection. We must also see how he is
• 1:13:32
  doing in his possession Yes, yes, of course Government. We' re
• 1:13:38
  talking about forgiveness. When we talk, talk to you about a girl,
• 1:13:41
  that you speak another name that I will tell you that you would also have
• 1:13:46
  to see it as in a province also very difficult. It' s Rogelio
• 1:13:50
  Frigerio A man, let' s say, would tell you from the point
• 1:13:55
  of view of last name in politics. He' s a political patrician.
• 1:13:57
  The last name of Frigerius seems to me to see him in the future.
• 1:14:00
  If you do things right, you can have a good future. And I
• 1:14:02
  don' t think so. I don' t know if by the twenty
• 1:14:06
  - seventh year, but let' s say the governor of Chubut, thirty
• 1:14:16
  - six- year- old boy tower, thirty- seven years old,
• 1:14:17
  is beginning to appear. It also seems to me that there are spaces,
• 1:14:21
  there are figures. Let' s say, what I' m seeing is
• 1:14:25
  that it' s very hard to go back. Fernando seems to them that
• 1:14:29
  it is very clear more believe and want. You can present at least one
• 1:14:31
  executive, a lesson in chance, by a legislative, for doing something,
• 1:14:35
  but the executive and noblely has not so much to conclude mass in that not
• 1:14:41
  mass, I think neither and brand would be seen, let' s say,
• 1:14:45
  is within the limits, even though it is a subfifty. But there
• 1:14:49
  is figure, another very interesting figure, that you also have to see later
• 1:14:55
  how you can manage despite having lost in Córdoba capital. But the bloc president
• 1:15:01
  of radicalism, Rodrigo de Loredo, is another figure, let us say that
• 1:15:06
  it will also be very important, at least in the coming political scenario.
• 1:15:13
  I think there are many names that are part of one of a change that
• 1:15:19
  is taking place, another leader of the next Silvina, the Penatos. I
• 1:15:27
  mean, there' s federal change inside, Mr Massot. Let' s
• 1:15:32
  say people who come with a lot of experience, young people, people,
• 1:15:38
  let' s say they know the state that seems to me to start generating
• 1:15:45
  spaces, because this opened it Miley, the appearance of Mila and as President
• 1:15:49
  of the Art of Republic, was like a before and after Carlos, thank
• 1:15:56
  you very much, as always thanks to you chau Chao, Big Abrazo Carlos,
• 1:16:00
  brother here of plural construction. Well, I' ll go back a
• 1:16:01
  couple of minutes and then Chi' ll go with the final audio of friend
• 1:16:06
  Rockman, who already spent one of the Tuesdays we spent today, we'
• 1:16:10
  ll pass. The second. Someone told me to share with him the ideology
• 1:16:14
  of milé and it is all the books that mention the books that have to
• 1:16:15
  be handed over to the provinces. I believe that the provinces emotions of the
• 1:16:18
  need an obligation, that the nation removed all the lighthouses to the provinces and
• 1:16:23
  that we strained from education, from the police, etcetera, etcetera. And
• 1:16:27
  well, the problem we' re going to do. Well to see in
• 1:16:30
  my law or the series of books, we already talked about the culture of
• 1:16:32
  welfare that corresponded to him. Yes, it is, this is the subject
• 1:16:40
  of the topic somewhere. Defending I once again that he got interested in trying
• 1:16:45
  you ad wrote the memenist ideology and less in a chore when you defend him
• 1:16:48
  is a liqua and made him a squirt and the truth that you have to
• 1:16:53
  think that you are in this in which Milla saw all once more, if
• 1:16:55
  we are the words, that he had the Nua tail, expression sun sun
• 1:16:59
  and that he didn' t have the or the chis fire it. While
• 1:17:01
  I believe that, I think you get a lot less photo. Not then
• 1:17:05
  you say you have to abominate. They don' t come from populist personalism,
• 1:17:10
  but broad add one to the Peronist. Let' s say no and
• 1:17:13
  all good cir now. If you saw the message in the first one'
• 1:17:15
  s networks. In addition, he had to work with the President himself in
• 1:17:18
  the work of Nile Ai. It wasn' t a campaign effort, a
• 1:17:20
  cup, the torvera, the message of government- thioning, self- same.
• 1:17:26
  It' s the times we have to live there. That is why
• 1:17:28
  we have the debate. With Gustado Ferrari. He tells me to prepare messages
• 1:17:30
  for the sectional boys for three seconds and I agree. We' ve got
• 1:17:33
  to get there. He' s an electorate everywhere. I can be critical
• 1:17:36
  of how to vote. People in informed networks, who are what they don
• 1:17:41
  ' t know. It' s my turn to shoot Brazil. By the
• 1:17:44
  way, live family, not taramide and otherwise, but the government funded the
• 1:17:47
  universities and gave him money. He didn' t give me money for ten
• 1:17:50
  or twenty percent of Hilton expenses, toilet paper, light ballot, and I
• 1:17:55
  didn' t pay for the eighty ninety percent that are teaching wages and a
• 1:17:58
  hundred that we don' t know. Let' s say, but it
• 1:18:00
  ' s the level of information. Putting just one patient is handled so much,
• 1:18:04
  and then I say there is also a responsibility. Why come law,
• 1:18:08
  why else for choice, that was not good at anything and was choice of
• 1:18:11
  view at that time. The prefran of this in medracula I do not know
• 1:18:15
  what you like, at least the installan of Le liked it less because we
• 1:18:17
  have rrished in favor of the vote in white duea, and not for taking
• 1:18:21
  away the responsibility once more much. Unfortunately, facehomo critically, but I say
• 1:18:26
  it also has to do with the show of the responsibility of society that I
• 1:18:29
  made a Kisner, a menem, a matrion of the rúa or a millen
• 1:18:33
  to see what we said with the caplet and corn that prepare the basis to
• 1:18:38
  see the so positive of being win. So, that' s why he
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  didn' t like personal property. Well, he had critics. It'
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  s not possible. I read in letter pe for example, the building.
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  It is progressive to record the middle class while benefiting the owners of the highest
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  estates with the dissolution of personal property. Then, when the government chooses not
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  to touch the extensions that beat sectors such as the electronics industry, the game
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  is buried and technological unicorns charged free the phone, among so many other special
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  gimnes that account for between two and four percent of the FBIL, according to
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  how it is considered, it is when the Judicial House will continue eternally to
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  free itself from paying profits. And that issue doesn' t even exist.
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  Okay. There, there we have it. Okay. The Cursed Argentina of
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  extremes, as I say to you, does not or see zincuenso pineristo see
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  the nation more than tor liver faccio, terms or politicians, not of the
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  rapprochement to Ruch in part and I now and Iran and others is not now
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  being or that of cans carnal facilities again with the United States. Before making
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  money, being a businessman, was being corrupt, was badly seen will be
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  entrepreneur now on the other side, are all lazy. Whatever you, that
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  is, when you were, we got feminism and that it was coming in
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  a corruption that was wrong, had to learn that nothing but going to work
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  or being an employee. Now everyone who works in the state, everyone who
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  is not libertarian and complains is lazy. They haven' t seen my pass
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  in re that I think, but you gave me. I don' t
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  know what left- handed here. I don' t have anything here.
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  As some deuros the Democrat to Ocasio I have biology, they preyed on laziness
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  like you only put yourself to this government or crepitazo. I say good there
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  at the extremes and here we are from a President who gains glory from having
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  faced. I think I did it at Red' s abigo. I'
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  m not telling you the other day the biggest fit in the uste. Well,
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  I' ve said all your cape too. We' re gaining Argentina
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  ' s power. We' re number one on bord my law is the
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  best president in the world. He told Tusapo where totup cap We' re
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  leaving now. Yeah, I fire them with Rofman' s V- second
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  audio seman an. We meet here Tuesday at 2: 00 p m and
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  thank you that the most, Juan, Gracias, Silvia, we are seeing
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  each other. It' s going to a second topic to address. It
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  has to do with the treatment from today Monday, of the legal norm that
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  deals with equal the Congress that is treated or initially in deputies with favorable dispatch
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  of the majority of the members of the commissions that analyzed the law and that
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  includes numerous items of great importance for the economic activity of that year. I
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  will highlight some of the points that will be analyzed in the law, I
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  am the monso omnibus movement, because I had more than six hundred articles and
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  wanted to have been reduced only to more than one hundred. The fundamental problem
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  addressed by the project is to authorize the executive branch to take extraordinary measures,
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  even granting exceptional powers to the presidency in that year, exceptional measures that were
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  drastically cut from those initially raised, but that accompany some of the prisoners of
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  deterioration of the economic activity that we were seeing in the first part. It
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  essentially authorizes the President of the Nation, in his extraordinary powers, to close
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  activities relating to State management, thereby sanctifying its members and legalizing or giving force
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  of law to the norm that most affects the economic activity of the point of
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  view of construction, which is the cessation of public works. With that argument,
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  that public works generate corruption, we are witnessing a word of the investment
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  of the national state, which affects many works in management. This is the
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  first time that a legal regulation has intended to interrupt investment in public works in
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  full. That is why, by the way, together with the very strong
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  cut to the payment to the judges. The government can talk about super skilled
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  prosecutor, but he' s a super skillful fake liar. It' s
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  like a family decides to start saving. I' m going from a time
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  when I didn' t do it and solve it. They don' t
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  eat, they don' t eat, they don' t spend food,
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  they save. This is the same thing. There is a legacy of fiscal
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  defice that tends to be eliminated with erroneous arguments as well, which wants to
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  reach the super skillful crystal in the shortest time possible and fundamental expenses and investments
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  of the State are interrupted that make it impossible to maintain them for a long
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  time. For example, do not provide arguments to retirees in the proportion that
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  increases the rate of inflation. I' ve been cut off by a third
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  of my retirement. In terms of purchasing power to advance on the spending for
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  the interior of the country for the provinces, cutting by more than eighty percent
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  the deliveries of funds and, above all, cancelling the continuity of the public
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  work, which then makes the expenses that actually had to be made in a
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  normal economy by the State to zero And then it is easy to offer to
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  exceed when the expenses return to normality. No doubt it' s difficult for
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  the public to happen again. Even the Presidency has just announced that in April,
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  a speech it gave yesterday just announced that it will see again defil,
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  as they will pay for the public energy that was stopped paying in that first
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  quarter. But there is a special article of the law that is going to
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  be discussed today that is called incentib already receive incentives for large investments and contains
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  a whole series of extraordinary rules that allow the State to encourage large investments in
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  mining, basically in productive experiences that are developed around the implementation of extractive activities
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  of all kinds of agrarian, etc. They are investments where the investor is
• 1:25:30
  not asked the origin of the resources and have already been strongly questioned by industrial
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  glory, because they say that new investors are given benefits, that those who
• 1:25:42
  are now normally making investments in the manufacturing sector do not have it and then
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  compete unfavorably. And, worse, an objection Mongelia del Jaffi, which is
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  the international financial action group, chooses the studies and decisions to be made in
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  the face of money and drug trafficking, especially that question the mechanism included in
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  the law, because it does not find out the origin of the money used.
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  It' s supposed to be used in those big investments. The national
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  entrepreneur also strongly explains this mechanism that is to be adopted, because it enters
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  into unfair competition with what is produced internally and replaces or its plant investments in
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  brand within the national territory as a result of domestic savings. Plural construction led
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  by Fernando Mauri by Radio Trentopic