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- 0:01Plural construction, the renowned journalistic program of political analysis and current in its twentieth
- 0:08season, with the leadership of Fernando Mauri and a team of prestigious analysts.
- 0:14Listen to him on radio train topic. Believe me if I understood you guys
- 0:21well with the taxes on the fare, the tariffs scythe all the flies.
- 0:23People run out of money buying us. Now the dran Bacdad told you,
- 0:28although you look like an economic commentator, you see that you understand the cooperaministra.
- 0:33That one thing people are drier than country cookie. Not only can he
- 0:38not buy dollars, but he can buy us morfe and he can buy us
- 0:42remedy. You can' t buy pastia, you can' t buy pricks,
- 0:45you can' t comb, you can' t comb anything. It
- 0:48' s small details. So much medical, while giving me a wafer that
- 0:51said I don' t have stereo, sorge small detail of the home microeconomy.
- 0:56What does it matter to us in macroeconomics? So long, believe me,
- 1:00a short time before we can change their faces to the poor country,
- 1:03they' re going to disfigure it even more. The only thing we ask
- 1:07for is a small effort today so that tomorrow we can have in Argentina tomorrow
- 1:11the power with which our elders worked, but a small sacrifice today for the
- 1:17centuries. A small sacrifice today for our records to have tomorrow they inherit a
- 1:26large, round, warm, pertinent homeland, trancran Minister listen to me since
- 1:34I was little, I have heard that you have to sacrifice nothing of the
- 1:37future. The national motto has always been hollanse today to enjoy tomorrow and one
- 1:44puts the other, but the future, by decision, is punctuated that perhaps
- 1:49friends very but good afternoon. Here we are starting a new week in plural
- 1:53construction. One day, almost spring hour, grows, a very new,
- 1:57grave, covered morning, twenty or degrees, in full sun, almost a
- 2:00Peronist day begins to rise the sun from those who want to set limits to
- 2:06the liberal government. I don' t wish, I wish, a pleasure.
- 2:08Let' s talk to Uguaime right now and a little later, with
- 2:13Gustavo Ferrari Wolvenson. While we were watching a note from the newspaper La Nación?
- 2:17We weren' t talking about page twelve of the nation' s web
- 2:21cover. This morning note from colleague Laura Serra. The government does have money.
- 2:24He then doubled AFFI' s reserved expenses. None of the vast ones
- 2:30reserved from intelligence until now reported at fourteen two. He says they resigned two
- 2:36other officials from the Ministry of Human Capital hours before the university march and with
- 2:43a strong degree. Also in foe he talked about the subject of the university
- 2:46budget. The libertarian budget is seventy- one percent lower than the two thousand
- 2:51twenty- three, despite the increase in operating expenses, of course because for
- 2:54wages nothing. No, so good. That way, that' s where
- 2:58we' re going I' ve got it online. It' s a
- 2:59pleasure to greet Don Waime most. We' re not talking superclassic. Better
- 3:01let him see what' s up today? There wasn' t a good
- 3:05afternoon, how' s it going, how' s it going? How
- 3:06she' s doing well, all right, good to see. Let'
- 3:09s start by yesterday, let' s say what, in theory, was
- 3:16the objective of a message for my rather anodyne taste, quite with almost little
- 3:22and nothing beyond the numbers of the super skillful as axes, along with the
- 3:25deceleration of inflation of macro matters management of Miley' s government, was a
- 3:31message wasted on me. Beyond being critical, I was left with the idea
- 3:34of taste little by little, not even perhaps to minimize it. He made
- 3:38a reference precisely to what a multitude of marches are expected today because of the
- 3:43demand of public education about this university. What happened last night, what we
- 3:49saw last night, what we didn' t see. Let' s say.
- 3:51It' s a very confusing situation. We saw because we saw a
- 3:57President who begins by explaining in very technical terms economic issues, with which I
- 4:05believe that, except the population very very expert in also being aware, it
- 4:14is difficult to understand what he is talking about, because there is superrave and
- 4:18there is no superrabe, etcetera. And then it seems to me like a
- 4:21political message where you' re saying contradictoryly. But lake is saying keep holding
- 4:31on that we were halfway there. Yeah, almost fired is the second semester.
- 4:38I remember that. That doesn' t have a macree semester. Yeah,
- 4:44totally. Then he' s also saying good we' ve done all
- 4:48this, but the jobs are hurting us because we' ve put money for
- 4:55the assignments, for the eaters, you seem to feed, etcetera. But
- 4:58then he ends up recognizing that the population is making a brutal accusation. The
- 5:01set does not, on the one hand, say here what worked on the
- 5:09engine end up recognizing that it is driven by the ticker. So, for
- 5:13me the message with technical tradition that we say I don' t think I
- 5:21' ve brought anything but your own medo, after a really almost ridiculous image.
- 5:29Not because you put the Minister of Economy standing there and I don'
- 5:34t know if you' re telling me the guy' s a genius.
- 5:38Solving these things, you put it there guarding nothing, I' m going
- 5:42to portumbra win the name. Yeah, it looked like they were. So
- 5:45nothing, why last night also to win a little agenda within what we are
- 5:50going to go to the bottom today will comment now not, but I say
- 5:54within a multitunar march today of university and opposition a little that begins to prepare,
- 5:59a little out of preparing musculature. Let' s say no, I
- 6:04think it' s casual last night didn' t make it that I can
- 6:08last or the Viennas, but last night it didn' t. I think
- 6:10they did get a few things together. Not one of us can see the
- 6:15clearest thing is how domestic the problem of today' s march, the university
- 6:19issue, where he didn' t make any kind of allusion to this and
- 6:25we have to see if there' s a message out there. Don'
- 6:27t think about it. I think we have a Minister of Economy who'
- 6:30s very gendery, but they' re looking for dollars everywhere. Everyone'
- 6:33s saying no. That' s where the Monetary Fund told them not to.
- 6:38The Chinese are telling you. I think you keep insulting me and we
- 6:43turn the swat and then there' s meneto for me that you' re
- 6:47looking for the talk, so there for you is that message, yes,
- 6:51for encouragement, or it' s for the outside. It seemed and you
- 6:55to see it and coincide and with how technical you have looked because I say
- 6:58to Doña Rosa honoring someone I would not like to handle so much. But,
- 7:02well, since Berna likes Rosa what has a little bit more dianio.
- 7:04They will remember this and there was also the technical, as you say,
- 7:09or the super rabit is remembered for the less betrothed listener that we don'
- 7:14t all have, because, above all primary is before paying, let'
- 7:18s say deu interest and the financial, effectively, you are paying, that
- 7:21is to say, it has more merit, because it is to pay debts
- 7:25and so on by the State. All right, get out of the street.
- 7:27That' s not what I' m taking you now. He says
- 7:28he can get his chest out, he can get his chest out, he
- 7:31' s going down in the playon. You can question yourself in the middle
- 7:32of a process hi for recessive and let' s say but the playbook number
- 7:36does reach everyone. Beyond that one goes to the super ibs but I say,
- 7:39but the super habit. Then it seemed that, indeed, with this
- 7:43rounding seemed to speak more outwardly, for the outside than for Doña Rosa returning
- 7:46that arrible not and above, Donia Rosa told you nothing. I don'
- 7:50t know that Donia Rosa, retired, who did not do enough and minimized
- 7:57her not when she spoke a four, I don' t know what about
- 8:01that four liquo when you good. That is why it seems to me then
- 8:03that I believe that it is the President who is living a reality of his
- 8:09own, which is when the Presidents are sometimes lost is reading a poll,
- 8:15not such that a part of the poll is when he says that he more
- 8:18or less maintains an image, he has management approvals. I don' t
- 8:22have the rest of the question and they' re saying I don' t
- 8:24like the fair ones. I don' t like your economic policy, I
- 8:28don' t like your foreign policy. Then let' s say all that.
- 8:31You' re seeing those two realities in z trying to give just one
- 8:35part. I don' t like you. I mean, I don'
- 8:37t like the fair and well, I don' t like you. Economic
- 8:39policy is like that. Most of them are censorship. Let' s say
- 8:43not adhere to economic policy no, no, no. There is a general
- 8:48injury, there is a general expectation that things will be better. No.
- 8:52I don' t think so. I do not have my last measurement,
- 8:56but from what I see from my colleagues, we all agree that there is
- 9:00an expectation that is above. The idea that we were here for a year
- 9:03is going to be better. That' s what' s holding us up
- 9:11to something that being more rappy, too, that didn' t hold.
- 9:13Moreover, in a different situation, the distinction from expectation to pot is not
- 9:22very subtle. It' s a subtlety that' s not worth it.
- 9:26Or it means it' s there. It is also worth p and also
- 9:30how it was voted, because I, if I voted it good, yes
- 9:33or with expectation. If I' m not a fool, I vote for
- 9:35him. I don' t have the POPiS, but expectations are one thing
- 9:37and explicit support or strong support is another. I do not seem to say
- 9:43what support is based on expectation. If the expectation sustains in pile boats and
- 9:50I hope I have not been wrong there are two clear segments in the case
- 9:56of those who support the President. It' s tough, but it'
- 10:01s tough Thirty percent later there' s the other sector. We prove that
- 10:05they don' t take a second round, that they say good. I
- 10:09hope that you will not be mistaken, so there are two clear areas here.
- 10:13There' s the hard one and there' s the soft one.
- 10:16Now it' s already been, when six months of gobian gobian pass,
- 10:22that you' re a little longer. Of clarity about are the strength of
- 10:26the President. I understand you' re waiting a little longer, but,
- 10:31well, that' s fine. Now fear the null, what you call
- 10:33the hard core, the for in the first instance, that of peace,
- 10:35of the first round. It is good libertarian where the youth takes precedence hour
- 10:43the boastfully people, people, worker, youth, workers, students. That
- 10:46one doesn' t suffer any more from the adjustment than from the one.
- 10:50Pro We' re going to be very schematic that I say to graph what
- 10:52lives on the well- off side, but it' s not his turn.
- 10:56You tell me I' m permeating that you have more doubt than the
- 11:00libertarian. However, the libertarian doesn' t hit him anymore. The adjustment
- 11:05and let' s say that is that of the pro- recoleta because it
- 11:09is very graphic, also half brutal. But I' m saying this way,
- 11:11let' s be clear. II. But just as on a good
- 11:13economic level one came out stomatic. One wanted to be a sector that lives
- 11:16in an informal economy, that tries to enter the system, but without the
- 11:20system complicating its life with taxes, that is, it prefers to be in
- 11:24the black economy than in the white economy. But it is that access to
- 11:28the parts the Sona life wants to make its own life and good and as
- 11:35the command that was going on that sector, those of the last years have
- 11:39had a very bad time. They can maintain expectation. The question is whether
- 11:43finally all the demands I had for the best things and the situation will be
- 11:52made so that they can make us some kind of new middle class. Actually,
- 11:58they don' t come true after that. Well, it seems to
- 12:01me that it' s going to be the last sectors that' s going
- 12:05to devolve. What' s the big deal? We arrived as in one
- 12:09thing you have for another good, but it still does not arrive since I
- 12:16say well, well to see the theme of the day the one that one
- 12:18believes is going to be a phenomenal, a massive university march with support of
- 12:26political parties, social get, etcetera, etcetera. Starting from that base that
- 12:28is actually going to be massive, let us hope that there is no problem
- 12:33with Burri and his anti- piquet model, which insists that he goes out
- 12:37to overact and so on, thinking that the day will be in paspon that
- 12:41variable and like they would go to the octroes of the night, how it
- 12:43is analyzed. I mean, I' m not overreacted. I don'
- 12:46t talk before or after. And one before and one after this march for
- 12:48the government of a thousand et cetera, et cetera. But to what extent
- 12:50it can mark a milestone, it can mark as I said, that the
- 12:56different sectors of the opposition today only amalgamate and begin to exercise. There was
- 13:01no astora beyond the other thing, There was not something strong, critical and
- 13:07unique that unifies all these sectors radiocalism, Peronism, etcetera, etcetera. On
- 13:11the street what marks, let' s say a very successful one, as
- 13:16it is apparently going to march today July. It does not seem to me
- 13:20that if the march really is, as it is supposed to be, that
- 13:26it will mark a rupture of a sector of young people, media and professionals,
- 13:33medium for the government because a section of the middle class is going to
- 13:35break with it, begins to break with the government and begins to express the
- 13:41opposition more clearly. That' s where the noise is to what extent politics
- 13:46would get him into it, because those pieces, give arguments to the government.
- 13:56But that' s why you have to see to what extent, how
- 14:01many people we' re talking about that mobilize, how many independent people that
- 14:09were never a mobilization, neither of getel, nor of teronism, nor of
- 14:16radiotionalism, and that seems to me to be the measure to evaluate, because
- 14:20it always goes. Don' t do anything lega, no, no,
- 14:24no, no, there' s got to be youth and so on And
- 14:28if there is, let' s say, I repeat that marks. You
- 14:30say that a sector that is measured, that begins to break with the government
- 14:33in some way, or that begins to mark its record, because it is
- 14:37a young and professional sector that thinks with more charity, that is, look.
- 14:41I may have the expectation, but what you' re doing with college
- 14:46is not good. Let' s say there are sectors, including liberals,
- 14:52that are saying explaining to you the economic one. The President does. It
- 14:56doesn' t mean that afterwards I know the sectors that are going to take
- 15:00out the opposition, which is the report that they did to Rodrigue that they
- 15:03forgot us the nation. I don' t see him being driven, because
- 15:07I do mean it. There are sets that Rodriguez thinks and that today they
- 15:16can come out to demonstrate what you' re doing with the university. It
- 15:18' s too bad. Now it seems to me that neither the proposal before
- 15:24being confused. It does not seem to me that the best thing that can
- 15:28happen, that people can express themselves freely and the social outrage merca as more
- 15:37spontaneously. Let' s say we see all sectors, such as the middle
- 15:39and lower middle sectors, but where they go to the University they have the
- 15:43capacity to mobilize. Not because I think that works the mic. They don
- 15:46' t need, in fact, no summons, because it' s a
- 15:52Secgamos that if you go to college, you have to complete your dream I
- 15:58leave the other and my law. How are you going to receive all that,
- 16:00how are you going to take it as a retero, starting with the
- 16:03hypothesis that it is going to be massive, that it is going to be
- 16:07taken over by independent young people. In fact, in the box we are
- 16:07not going to remember the social comment leader, either of ridicalism or of the
- 16:11Chamber. How Miley gets it, he' s gonna try to stigmatize how
- 16:18this is going to be taken by a pole that' s going to bond.
- 16:19We have to start analyzing it as an archer, as Diego Martin says
- 16:26when they insult me in the Big Mom pyre, which is the same thing
- 16:30Karina Amida sang there when the President was a kid and it ends. Then
- 16:37you have to understand that the President was archer and has that mentality, so
- 16:42he' s going to double the President' s bet. That let'
- 16:45s have no doubt the door all the time. Those who think they'
- 16:49re going back, well, I think they' re wrong. Let'
- 16:56s say you can' t go backwards than some collaborator understand now in the
- 17:00other. But deep down, it was more undone until in a moment you
- 17:06expect to get to see it. They also make five goals to get you
- 17:10to score it with no penalty. Then the other matches made another five goals.
- 17:14Well, there it gets complicated, no, but for now, since
- 17:17they didn' t make him a lot of gobles, the guy feels indignant.
- 17:22Well, the retreader' s fine. Each case is different. It
- 17:26should not integrate Patricio Burrich, with whom he killed himself in the campaign and
- 17:29others to be regulated with the Pope, although it is a very different case,
- 17:33this of the neu this of the nebu and others. It didn'
- 17:34t happen. I was being from a bus law to a mini bus that
- 17:38you surely saw pass water, but it can pass through Congress. But it
- 17:41has also reduced some gestures of pragmatism. He' s had it. I
- 17:45don' t know the agreement for it or it' s not true on
- 17:51I say yes, but when they challenge it, it' s true things
- 17:57when they reflect, it' s going, for later on, obviously,
- 18:03the guy has to negotiate, he has to see what he presents, what
- 18:08he presents us that we agree with, but for that we would like to
- 18:08see how he' s going to react. And well, maybe I'
- 18:11d drop by the college plant tomorrow. Well it may be, but it
- 18:15seems to me like how it' s all just a challenge. So let
- 18:22' s say that when he says the state present in Argentina, this is
- 18:26how I end up with the greatest challenge or not doing it, because the
- 18:32idea that and in general, political leaders do not usually react at least a
- 18:36priori, so they see it as a challenge, not as good. It
- 18:37drew attention to me correcting. I say at least what we have to approach
- 18:41in Argentina I' m not always getting the ears of the one hundred and
- 18:45twenty- five wet for so many more cases. Not good, but let
- 18:48' s see if we think I' m thinking right now Hina quickly bought
- 18:53a see what she did, which is the combo where I' m going
- 18:55to do. Well, or the march to sepe was incorporated. Then it
- 19:03didn' t do any good, but it was good. It' s
- 19:06okay. I buy So I think we say, it doesn' t seem
- 19:15like it makes me the dilail behavior and at the end you see in Meredo
- 19:19' s case to think, we say he always tried to incorporate, let
- 19:27' s say medel did look for you I incorporated you, never sought confrontation,
- 19:33but by the rrio, in the house of Abia Momo Kin that did
- 19:38look for them with foundation and sought ization also when he saw the mobilization,
- 19:40he said come here. Well, it seems to me that first, too,
- 19:45I think the President must be waiting for this to go missing. If
- 19:48this gets out of hand, it' s gonna feel like the challenge.
- 19:53But good is what for me, so that then clear with uchas they can
- 20:02now endure the problem, that is, people do not endure. For example,
- 20:04what I have to think, which should be thought only by the political
- 20:08analyst and the entire political leader is dated to the end of the year.
- 20:12The President' s plan is not a bezcorta nor is it like Nik hockey
- 20:22if it' s a li and the President' s say actually begins to
- 20:32lose adhesions. The question is what you are going to look for in Argentine
- 20:33society. And that seems to me to be the question that should be asked
- 20:38of diligence and analysts, because this is likely to happen with diligence. Let
- 20:45' s say not an old leader, not that people say today at least
- 20:51not. No, I don' t know what you' re saying to
- 20:53him. I want it to be you. I want it to be you,
- 20:56whatever it is, it' s not looking for you. When Villen
- 21:00is handled like a brazen little friend. Let' s say he does it
- 21:06because maybe he doesn' t owe anybody anything to see. I think it
- 21:07has to do with the strong business support I have from the staff even from
- 21:12vol Tret and others that punctuates her business and, on the other hand,
- 21:15the public opinion poll. It feels like a negotiation I' m going to
- 21:21become almost libertarian and I' m going to become an almost very rude libertarian
- 21:23and say to see I have it longer. What do you come to negotiate
- 21:26with me now when and I am still very rude when I have it much
- 21:32shorter in a government that is based on popular attention. Beyond what we can
- 21:34discuss today and surely with our case, I will say that you are in
- 21:37my timiti plus less half partner capolla and critical half. When he doesn'
- 21:44t say it' s barranque, but I don' t know. In
- 21:45three six months, we' re eventually fictionalizing, exploring thirty- five percent
- 21:51popularity. What will be the government of my law or what would be of
- 21:55use if it is based. That' s what I' m disintentioning myself
- 21:57to decide. We don' t know what it' s going to do,
- 22:02but when prices fall, it falls, so, if the people of
- 22:07your plan don' t work, immediately we' re going to have from
- 22:12politics surely a sector of liberalism that is going to try to advance on the
- 22:18government, the horses, the Rodríguezes, the rock Fernández, for those who
- 22:23are criticizing it right now even your dinnermaker. Let' s say that practically
- 22:26his plan was left out and then, from the point of view of public
- 22:32opinion, public opinion is going to start looking for new references. But that
- 22:36' s what' s not here today. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
- 22:38yeah,' cause, well, we haven' t made it to May
- 22:41yet. We don' t know what happens to the May Tact when you
- 22:45rule and sign it is all. It seems to me that now we have
- 22:49this, we have the announced stoppage of 9 May and that it will be,
- 22:55it seems to me the first indicators of whether the President has or does
- 23:00not maintain and we cannot answer it a crowd of marches today power the pair
- 23:07of nine, or also power that the Government, in this case pragmatically recoils
- 23:11and tries to dismantle it so as not to continue to fuel the fire of
- 23:14the street. And so on and both things, the protests objectively, yes,
- 23:18because people are also hoping that I would tell someone to say see if
- 23:23a lot of people come out today worry, put the nine and try to
- 23:29talk to us as much finally normal as you said before when they didn'
- 23:36t and could sit down to negotiate, the spirit of the CGT of sir
- 23:42we go to the dispute to negotiate now, as for more elements does the
- 23:52negotiation on the street, obviously it strengthens it the negotiation if it is nine
- 24:00more on top, there is a strong unemployment, which is a topic that
- 24:06there is to see of water, transport there is not always yes on clear,
- 24:08well, but we have to see how the form of the ta population,
- 24:12because one thing is in amber and another thing is inside the country.
- 24:15Let' s see how strong. That' s also where people are sure
- 24:22that it' s a functional word, but that, in addition to people
- 24:26being attached, I don' t get into situations where people are going to
- 24:32be angry because this is about the presences or because they are going to work
- 24:41and they can' t say it' s a situation for what they'
- 24:41re bringing to light. Well and today it is not easy that they have
- 24:44clear that they have to somehow take people who are angry with it all the
- 24:51bases of the movement are vital, but that they can also complicate in life
- 24:57people who, out there is blank, that it is informal that is now
- 25:02returning a little bit to the point of previous, particularly favorably, you do
- 25:11not agree, but neither, even if it does not suit or will not
- 25:15be healthy for the system, neither will there be anyone who can pull out
- 25:18the head, I say to see nicky if it did not light they will
- 25:22be able to capitalize them. Not today, in support of this, will
- 25:25it not be possible to capitalize on a massive, very ominous march. No,
- 25:29no, I don' t see. I believe that what will allow
- 25:30the leaders to take the pulse of the street, but they will not,
- 25:36of course, not us, they will not be able to exercise it,
- 25:37they will not be able to exercise it. For that, I remember second
- 25:41good there was, we are hoping that wishing that the Mars is successful and
- 25:47effectively living the rose. If you tell me that the President, as an
- 25:49archer, will always go out to double the bet, the truth is that
- 25:53you are worried. Not because I say if you always answer it now,
- 25:59at least in his attitudes, what you do next may be that the rest,
- 26:02not the same as him, because that is his strength. The fortress
- 26:07is the President. Well, but power, but we can sometimes dissociate.
- 26:11His narrative will never say good. I sat down and we had to negotiate,
- 26:17and we kept on doing this, and we got his narrative, too.
- 26:18I think it' s going to stay until he can be unalterable,
- 26:22then that' s what' s gestural. Then, as Nestor said,
- 26:25you don' t say that lecena, Nestor turns, don' t look
- 26:27at what I' m talking about, don' t look at what I
- 26:30' m saying, but what I do well, then action or measures can
- 26:33be reflected. Another thing that this dissoci is in opposition to or with Flacantre
- 26:37contradiction is the narrative. No, yeah, well, so far they found
- 26:41him back. Not the narrative, because well, the market is perfect,
- 26:45but we talked about it. Well, that' s why there' s
- 26:48what or a step we don' t mention. Preparations. She' s
- 26:51good at things. Well, businessmen are bad guys who sing curlal. Okay,
- 26:56but all that can be kept for a while. It can' t
- 27:00be maintained all the time. The moment they' re gonna tell you,
- 27:03well, fuck me how you do this. No. No, no,
- 27:07no, no. No. It seems to me to say that, finally,
- 27:11it' s like a short blanket. Let' s say because the
- 27:15prospective state was over, was present, was or, but you more to
- 27:19protest like him. There is a moment that the accumulation of rums is with
- 27:25the tens the communication of rores. One' s winning, winning, winning,
- 27:30well, mistake ragged it doesn' t end up losing it in the
- 27:33end. But that' s why without lowering the flags in theory, because
- 27:37he' s never going to admit it, or talk about perfect marks,
- 27:41or talk about the plague of the state. There we saw a hability gesture,
- 27:45p extremely strong and perhaps capable of pragmatism, of seeing the numbers,
- 27:48the polls, the middle class. Well, I don' t go out
- 27:51against prepaid. Now the enemy is the prepaid, as it seemed like a
- 27:53gesture. Ah well, it' s not, it' s clear.
- 27:55That' s why I don' t think I' m going to miss
- 27:59the guy who didn' t eat. I too smell pragmatic, even if
- 28:02your narrative does not accept. Let' s say those holes say no,
- 28:07not to see we totally agree. There is a level walking that is the
- 28:11discursive of me well, that is a short- term economic plan batn and
- 28:15it is not the two things that will have looked at you and you think
- 28:21it goes in msnele that cuts me and economists are saying that not now.
- 28:26I do not think that the short economist and hole also today the civil slash
- 28:33and recovery. Yes, and the issue of not having a hard time,
- 28:36as you stated, to start getting out the ce so it' s complicated
- 28:38and it' s going to complicate, let' s say from now on
- 28:41and all good delay. Yeah, it' s okay, but it'
- 28:44s also true that for the economy to go short, someone has to go
- 28:48with the money. There has to be investment, investment of one see actually,
- 28:52let' s say industry is something that comes speculative capital to buy that
- 29:00I find very difficult or buy. Or so with that plant lens of the
- 29:07yes. The present state of existence and will not depend on the private ones
- 29:14it deprives will play in a marking on. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
- 29:18fuctis Urguay. Thank you so much. What' s his name, please,
- 29:22or Waime. Here under construction Penal, our collaborator. In a little
- 29:26while he' ll be with us as usual. Or already recovered. That
- 29:29' s why we got it on Tuesday that we didn' t have it
- 29:30last week and let' s see if we can make up for a little
- 29:33lost time. We like to cover the blows are after the pause the greetings.
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- 30:33and friends. All right, all right. Here we go to see Don
- 30:44Gustavo. Good afternoon, how I' m evading you. Yeah, it
- 30:52' s speckled, how are you? Now he' s mutated, yeah,
- 31:03rotting, not now, yeah, now he' s muttered, how
- 31:07' s my friend doing? Good afternoon, Good afternoon, Fernando, what
- 31:10remains of my comic voice. I sold until I agreed to do Hugo Berrio
- 31:17' s Martine Go show. Yeah, you remember. I don' t
- 31:22remember alone. Alone was one, for example, alone. Yes, all
- 31:26of them. Ivo listens to his problems. Sporter, great reporter, your
- 31:33silence is your spaces. Really great Peruvian, the great Peruvian. Yes,
- 31:38Mr Corolito, no tribute, but first of all I want to send you
- 31:45a hug for all thanks for some personal fear that we are not missing.
- 31:51Yes, yes, thank you, thank you for your good, but you
- 31:53know I' ll come with you later. Yes, yes, thank you.
- 31:56The Sunday classic. We don' t go with each other, sorry
- 32:01there was a classic on Sunday. I didn' t see anything. I
- 32:02honestly wasn' t obviously busy with us. You guys can' t be
- 32:10good, but yes classics and there was a bar that looks like it'
- 32:19s a little questioned, but well, it' s not a matter of
- 32:22crying now late and apart from fire lovers, exactly, you played wrong.
- 32:24That' s right and good here we are today with a special day for
- 32:32university autonomy or to protest something that for me is still not communicated. Not
- 32:39because, obviously, as I have followed this subject, the transfers of funds
- 32:45to universities have existed, they have happened, no one has cut anything and
- 32:53the only issue is not so. Uh, they' re not like that
- 32:57to see it say Fobai, I don' t say it, he of
- 33:00course just didn' t tend and it' s pretty close. Well,
- 33:02despite the increase for operating expenses. The total budget is a seventy- one
- 33:07percent offensive less than that of the two thousand twenty- three, because what
- 33:09has been given for now is expenditure of operation light, toilet paper, paper
- 33:15whatever you want, but not ninety percent of the mass of expenses of this
- 33:17faculty that is the staff, is the teachers, because now I start to
- 33:22think something good, go, leave it, leave it, yes, no,
- 33:25no, and without any kind of attitudes. This fact I respect the
- 33:30Public University. Let' s say. I can' t say I'
- 33:36m her son, because I' m not well in the country, but
- 33:38Mia studied at the public university. My father and my family were the state
- 33:43of the public. But of the public university with capital letters aha not a
- 33:49university that really not only spat or generated the state, but also statesmen of
- 33:57thought. And, unfortunately, what we would have to think about is the
- 34:05current role of the University in generating these sensor spaces. And unfortunately, they
- 34:13' re lost. Many of those have been lost. It has also been
- 34:16copied by private universities, not necessarily for having better academic quality, but perhaps
- 34:23for having better educational discipline. And that' s where I make a difference.
- 34:30The University is the beginning of democracy. Let' s say, I
- 34:36repeat it again. You can' t say he was a member of the
- 34:39military, but he did a lot of thinking about power. Let' s
- 34:40just say he had it in front of the university at the time. Let
- 34:45' s say biological persecution, the even role of the purple Strip in the
- 34:51formation of cadres that have now been lost. So we keep stirring up the
- 34:55same names when we talk business and we' re there I can tell you,
- 35:02copier spaces, note sales, even the strength of say student centers in
- 35:10favor and find. I remember that the first advice I owed to my daughter
- 35:16when she entered the university was given close to always students, because if there
- 35:22is any problem, they will help and sportfully give the knowledge that later they
- 35:27did not appear on the sheet or grades. So this role of university politics
- 35:34is highly, let' s say, for my coated or recognized case.
- 35:43But the big problem is when we start making party and segmentist policies within the
- 35:50classes. Then there began the confusion. And the confusion also began to arise
- 35:55on the basis of why the University has that it was necessarily one more part
- 36:02of the political box. I think we have talked about it as we have
- 36:10studied at universities in other countries for issues like my father' s professionals,
- 36:19etc, etc, where I was paying taxes for being a foreigner, because
- 36:24I was taking away the fixation from a citizen, from a national and jobs
- 36:32that were around a hundred dollars a month. And we are also in universities
- 36:38of high recognition, as may have been the National University to the Sound of
- 36:44Mexico, another of the great monsters academically recognized within Latimea America and the world,
- 36:51because I paid for a dantel and I had to eat it because I
- 36:55was there at the time. The big problem and the truth is also when
- 37:07we speculate on asking for expenses and we are also not a resource- generating
- 37:19aucina of our own. For example, in Argentina, I believe that economic
- 37:22sciences or in the city of Buenos Aires and economic sciences engineering rights have established,
- 37:30for example, programs of tariffed postgraduates, tariffed almost at international levels,
- 37:37where they also make a difference of the need and the possibility that you can
- 37:44pay better salaries to academics with a recognized tertiary and doctoral level, where this
- 37:51work really differs in both learning and teaching law faculty. I think here you
- 38:01are, your spaces, your facilities, your famous staircase for fashion definition,
- 38:08for a recital or logic, in a nutshell, is also to be used
- 38:15as an entity. You can have mechanisms of tumar and incorporate into your budget
- 38:23actions that do not necessarily depend on the national treasury. For example, I
- 38:29give you the case of those I know, in that case from the University
- 38:34of Chile or the National Autonomous University of Mexico, which has first division professional
- 38:39teams of sculptors. Evidently, those salaries come out of the national budget and
- 38:50we' re talking about highly high salaries for a football player, but they
- 38:57have your own patronage, they' re looking for your own fundraisers, your
- 39:06own funding mechanisms, and at no time do they go out to ask the
- 39:13national government for salvagation to say, to pay the plan of the salary of
- 39:15the Circus team. At the time they have a strong say policy of being
- 39:22college students. Players who arrive are usually reinforced by two, are three players
- 39:29of higher professional level, often quiet, etcetera, etcetera. But what I
- 39:37' m going to point out and maybe we' re going back to what
- 39:44we need to communicate. On the one hand, let' s actually audit
- 39:50the expense and, on the other hand, let' s not sit in
- 39:54the chair or in the comfortable chair, hoping that all the silver will come
- 40:00out of the state the minor. Some other day. I must consider agreeing
- 40:06with Ramiro Marra that in the grand signal program is fine, but what about
- 40:10the primary audition, with the secondary location, with hunger. I mean,
- 40:15we' re when a kid gets to college. On the other hand,
- 40:20we have almost 20 kids who can' t read or write. They do
- 40:24not have the possibilities of a primary education, they cannot be fed because they
- 40:31are in conditions of maximum poverty, which is inexplicable in the country and much
- 40:37less the quality of secondary education. So to see is I think that everything
- 40:44is a great cocktail that has to get into a great Basque say of the
- 40:52equator and start mixing Evidently, we' re playing interests, no, but
- 41:00let' s start from a reality. Fernando, that is, when we
- 41:04say the money, there is no money. What would be the mechanisms that
- 41:08in this case. I also saw him on Saturday watching the Platinum Awards of
- 41:16Ibero- American cinema and some herrings that were made to the death of culture.
- 41:22My question is that culture only serves when it is funded, when it
- 41:30is generated by the novel initiatives themselves. And I' m not feeling like
- 41:37a gorilla who' s questioning different actions or branding or for or with a
- 41:44flag wrapped in my body that says Javian my law. I say those things
- 41:47that we have been questioning many years ago and that we say was the electoral
- 41:57issue of the past process and, obviously, triumphs for the first time comes
- 42:01to the fore with different views for voor or cons, but they are but
- 42:07I think it was necessary to generate a wide debate about it again. Culture
- 42:14is valid only when it is funded by the State, when culture is born
- 42:19from the initiative itself, from the so- called, from the representatives of
- 42:23culture, etcetera, etcetera. To see in the Middle Ages the great monsters
- 42:30of painting, sculpture, music had your scenes. I don' t remember,
- 42:37okay. Let me be yes, you can finish it and give it
- 42:39to him. No. No, no, no, no, go ahead,
- 42:43' cause I like it. I' m not saying tell me a
- 42:45little, like leave me a little, like I always say. I put
- 42:45the devil' s wedding beyond me, to a large extent in agreement with
- 42:49what I' m going to general, but I put on a devil wedding
- 42:52even in order to enrich the dialogue and the listener. I read a note.
- 42:53I already mentioned it in the nation in the morning or I reiterate it
- 42:57with you. The government doubled the AFA' s reserved expenses, i e
- 43:00intelligence, etcetera, etcetera. The first quarter was increased by four billion from
- 43:04the Agency’ s budget. Solved expenses went up one hundred and twenty-
- 43:07nine percent in December. There is then you will enter, you can raise,
- 43:10but since there was money, there was no money to change them,
- 43:15buy the planes Denmark. Let us need for our armed funes that we must
- 43:17need yes or no. I say why we restrict the such side, yes
- 43:21in such a no. Which seems like a political fester, because the public
- 43:25university is often contrary to my law, et cetera, et cetera, et
- 43:29cetera. And then one asks what is the calculation for the budget restriction.
- 43:35I mean after Juan, I' ll leave you to it. I agree
- 43:37with you that some type of author autonomy audit, without affecting university autonomy,
- 43:44must have coincided, as we can even raise. I don' t know
- 43:46if to carry it out, but some kind of payment from foreigners who come
- 43:51to Argentina finish studying and they return to their country to study it at least
- 43:54I agree that there can be no curros and there are with the photocopy,
- 43:59as you said, with the exams, with the papers, etcetera, etcetera.
- 44:01The work to be done, to be dethroned, will have to be
- 44:05dethroned. But, well, one thing is one thing and another thing and
- 44:07you can' t finance public education. Coinciding also with you that it is
- 44:12even more important the first and the high school than in the university. But
- 44:14good. In this case we have to talk about almost sixty universities, not
- 44:16just the grapes of public level, not tertiary universities. I do not fully
- 44:22agree. I think we are on the same path and we must agree.
- 44:28In addition, it is a matter of communication, not the budget of the
- 44:32AFI. Let' s see, we' ve got a big problem with
- 44:38the infertility. We have two borders that is happening anything. I say two
- 44:45because they' re the best known in cities. This border with Bolivia,
- 44:50which are practically already declared publicly yesterday or before doing in a press conference President
- 44:57No you Ecuador is how it is being connected to the Mexican cartels in Ecuador
- 45:02that cross the border of Bolivia and are practically entering anything along the border,
- 45:10not then if that evidently had been neglected, had not been imported. Let
- 45:22' s say the subject of the Iranian connection the s surely as Bolivian passports,
- 45:29etcetera, etc. Obviously that needs to have an intelligence situation. Not
- 45:35that I' m listening to you. Well, I' m telling you.
- 45:37I mean, we can put him on any stage. But that'
- 45:43s what I think, obviously, we suddenly show situations that we don'
- 45:50t explain them. Not to see me and I tell you because it'
- 45:57s also part of a day- to- day job. In us we
- 46:00do not lie in government. Say well, I increased the staff. This
- 46:04government increased twenty percent of the personal smash plant, but say that this twenty
- 46:08percent were police to improve security. Or two or neo ne you were two
- 46:15two they are not dice and we are total ton then you ra the explanatory
- 46:21circle, then justify it. I' m not having a very specific case.
- 46:30This one, for example, here in Cozumel, where are the campaigns
- 46:32for the fun of the next Intendant. One of them might have been to
- 46:37sign a second period now. He says in my Government there were no cases
- 46:45of insecurity. Then be my comments if you' ve made me right,
- 46:50but your three- year, two-, two- and- a-
- 46:54half- year government was locked up. Siempo is there the sock with the
- 46:55pandemic. So both the choral and the cible victim were in a lot of
- 47:02guard. It' s not, let' s say the parameters to say
- 47:09then let' s talk, let' s say clearly and let' s
- 47:20stop, I think we publish titles that are resounding for the daily commentary of
- 47:27political television analysts on the frivolity of television, whatever, but I think we
- 47:34begin to explain maybe I shouldn' t also say in a form of their
- 47:38role Bostenen himself. Yes, gentlemen, yes, you have, I agree.
- 47:40He' s the first. I' m a graduate, but here
- 47:45we have this situation, education. Yes, indeed, the safety cats have
- 47:49been increased, but at the same time, well, there we have the
- 47:53results that we are stopping such as doubts that are burning sandns let' s
- 48:00say cargoes that have been found, etcetera, etcetera. Well, we'
- 48:06re in the Chicanas. Let' s say traditional mouth rider of poxaputnmnodel,
- 48:14burgle Hi, et cetera. No, let' s not say we can
- 48:20' t freak out now in front of all this. The big one.
- 48:25Let' s say, we continue with a high percentage of acceptance that there
- 48:32is a sector that is obviously accompanying or suffering from this motorcycle that the President
- 48:43announced at the time still has a marter of hope that things are going to
- 48:51change, because I repeat again what it is to double the university budget.
- 48:58If your final goal once you graduate, it' s going to be Seiza
- 49:04airport or drive an uber then let' s get a little connected that chain
- 49:15not and add your labs to a common goal and phenomenon that you' re
- 49:23right to lift the march tonight into intro economics. You and the President are
- 49:27right. I was wrong to imply the budget to the University, which is
- 49:30going to generate me to turn on three more hours a day the maquinita and
- 49:36saguita that pretty light. That one. This is not going to be the
- 49:38solution. We already do and here too, for example, to see,
- 49:42but the solution we continue to have forgiveness. I just got a call from
- 49:47a person I liked three days ago. I can' t deposit the money
- 49:52you demanded because the landlords won' t bring the bills to me. I
- 49:57go to the window and they say hello, hello. There' s what
- 50:04I' d like to put in a million- weight operation. No.
- 50:09So, this kind of thing is obviously what we have to start thinking that
- 50:20this way we can' t go on. Yes, it is very difficult
- 50:27and I think today I analyzed it on the points of an article that I
- 50:32am writing that when you read all that and without knowing it is the h
- 50:37p president of traps. But these po exactly all that I pointed out were
- 50:45points that he made his staunch ideological opponent. Question suppose it is disregarded in
- 50:57a measure that the march is going to be multitude of a successful ar.
- 50:59Speak blah what a spurious reaction of the government, of my law, etcetera,
- 51:04etcetera. There the waiter and he has also said that it is already
- 51:07that the matter to propose is a closed topic. Well, let' s
- 51:09say that her Miley has retweeted criticism of her social media march. Miley'
- 51:15s sorry Adorni said it' s the budget discussion is settled. Well,
- 51:19what a repercussion you expect on the assumption that it' s going to be
- 51:22a very important and very massive march. And well, the repercussion that it
- 51:27' s going to be as well as the general strike that I think by
- 51:30day five, day eight is marking eight laps of the cause. Worker Ubaldini,
- 51:39eventually Alfontín told her, does not tell her, stop were anecdotes of
- 51:44special moments to see. We have a corporatist Argentina that has been received in
- 51:54the last eighty years from corporate cooperations. Obviously, it hasn' t been
- 52:05four months. The government, a government that since we go said I will
- 52:09try to finish or order or put order let' s say a model that
- 52:19is considered obsolete. Well, obviously, we' re going to have or
- 52:25are going to have the respective criticisms, contradictions, negative attitudes. And well,
- 52:34and I think it' s gonna be a punctuation pretty much every day.
- 52:38The point is that this spot also has to show it with results.
- 52:44Yesterday' s results showed us in terms of numbers that are being positive in
- 52:52the macro, which obviously continue to affect the pocket. But I don'
- 52:59t know if I have the magic formula to start from scratch. I believe
- 53:05that we would also have a major institutional problem that this could have been achieved.
- 53:16Then, to see perfect, you made the march tomorrow, you'
- 53:22re going to stop going to class, you' re going to stop going
- 53:25to teach, you' re going to stop collecting your salary in protest.
- 53:30I don' t think I' m just fucking, I' m feeling
- 53:36perfect. I' ve already proved my rejection or my position. Now it
- 53:44will be the Government that begins to demonstrate that that budget was given and that
- 53:53that budget, let us say, can yield then, if it is going
- 54:01to audit it to start auditing it. Well, last question, I don
- 54:07' t think there' s any better results than the results themselves. Not
- 54:14well, last question. We were just talking or the beginning of the interview
- 54:17I had with Ugo Aimé. We have a sense of not even the critical
- 54:22point of view, but a little that my law missed making the message,
- 54:27which was too technical. I' m telling you if I' m talking
- 54:30about the inflation slowdown Donia Rosa, like she said. I like to raise
- 54:35your ear to say and if the truth that things now increased or less now.
- 54:37If I talk to you about how far beyond me, from the technical
- 54:40point of view, it' s all right and if you spoke to the
- 54:43brute to the investors as well. But I say like a little bit,
- 54:45of a certain sense of lost opportunity or having lost the chain to be very
- 54:51technical and not to talk so much beyond a couple of mentions that many times
- 54:54does not make the sacrifice the population and others that a little bit more of
- 54:59the same and as not very elaborate for the citizen day piece is a sanction
- 55:04that let me share with a Guayme insist not even having a look too critical,
- 55:08if not rather your communicational opportunity, that is your specialty in governmental matters,
- 55:12in this case lost you saw it like this, or I am being
- 55:16too sharp. Don' t look, it' s very possible, but
- 55:22we' re demanding sensitivity from someone who' s more than twelve four and
- 55:28what comes in on one side has to go out on the other. I
- 55:30mean, they' ve never stopped being a technician. I think his achievement
- 55:34was a guy who in his political campaign was based on giving classes in economics
- 55:38in the squares. Then what can we ask him, say or not ask
- 55:44him. That' s what I' m talking to Mrs Rosa about.
- 55:45I don' t think so, but, well, there' s where
- 55:52the whole communication apparatus should work from the spokesman assuming the prescient said this what
- 56:04such a thing means And if you translate such a thing, no, then
- 56:08that kind of question. That' s what it says as an invocational.
- 56:13It was as if I had been a consultant for a group of investors or
- 56:19bankers or businessmen who hired me to give him the talk. That' s
- 56:22what happened to the shawl The president asked for something else. I think they
- 56:28do well, lest they kept their technical profile coming from the Campanile that the
- 56:31given result so much so, totally perfect. Well, Gus, we'
- 56:38ll see about it later, we' ll talk about it first, see
- 56:42if we get you back, and we don' t want to force your
- 56:45return either, let' s do little if we have a little bit shorter,
- 56:50we' ll do a touch on Thursday, and if it won'
- 56:52t be the week that we talk good, my friend, thank you so
- 56:52much that we remember. Hug, hug, big ones we wait for that
- 56:58note of amlo or my law. I don' t know who, but
- 57:00you started putting the first pigeons in there. We look forward to it with
- 57:02interest and to spreading them from now on, well, no matter how much
- 57:07you don' t see. Open bra, big hug, Don Gustavo Ferrer
- 57:09and Wolvenson here in plural construction. I' m left with Gustavo' s
- 57:15look at the last thing we demand a little bit more than I don'
- 57:19t know if even closeness, but a little missed opportunity beyond lowering his narrative
- 57:23from the superhabits. But Gustavo says there and in his point of view,
- 57:27that his respectable moment, that we are perhaps demanding him as closer to sensitivity,
- 57:30a guy who, in short, a guy with all respect, who
- 57:32grew someone who became President, apparently because you will have broken the whole political
- 57:37system from a point of view to a technician who continues from his communicative point
- 57:40of view for it, the same imprint that continued was nothing quick, twenty
- 57:46- first degree. It seems like a Peronist day, but it is not
- 57:49a day of marching against Millay that we will see how reactions later this,
- 57:52students and university professors began marching from Cursaid Square to the Congress area. Remember
- 57:55that later Congress is going to May Square with an act that I' ve
- 57:59seen around 6pm, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. It also
- 58:01claims educational budget for operating expenses and salaries. Our two officials from the Human
- 58:07Capital Ministry resigned, where there, for example, the education area is in
- 58:09without a ministry. The story of the platense sixty years that was crowned as
- 58:15my world Buenos Aires and we go for the national title. No idea future
- 58:19pain that I have made a key indicator to measure the expectations of devaluation of
- 58:22the market base law is the government of a new draft. As the discussion
- 58:25continues with the dialogist opposition. This on the side of the POE And before
- 58:31we say goodbye and meet again here tomorrow at 4: 00 p m,
- 58:36under construction we will be already ahead with those who put Dr Juan José Goresti,
- 58:40perhaps with Julio Burban. College march is the first bald strike trend dugan
- 58:45hours go well. Thank you Juan, thank you Silvia. I' ll
- 58:50see you here tomorrow at 4 p m, at the continuity of the plural
- 58:52building week. Bye bye s