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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 well
- 0:24with the taxes of the rates to the rates keep all the snots. People
- 0:26run out of money. Buying us the buck now. He told you,
- 0:31although you look like an economic commentator, you see that you understand the co
- 0:36- operative. That' s one thing. People are drier than country cookie.
- 0:40Not only can he not buy dollars, but he cannot buy morfe and
- 0:44he can buy us remedy. You can' t buy pastia, you can
- 0:47' t buy pricks or comb or comb. Nothing can buy. It'
- 0:51s small details. So much doctor while giving me a wafer that said I
- 0:54don' t have stereo. A small detail of home microeconomics. We don
- 0:59' t care about macroeconomics. So much so believe me that in a short
- 1:03time we will change the face of the poor country they will disfigure it even
- 1:07more note, Perón, the only thing that we ask for is a small
- 1:12effort today so that tomorrow we can have in Argentina tomorrow power with which they
- 1:17dreamed our biggest trancotino, a small sacrifice today the children. A small sacrifice
- 1:25today for our beaks to have tomorrow they inherit a large round homeland, warm
- 1:30pertin, great cran minister Listen to me, since I was a little child
- 1:38I' ve been hearing that you have to sacrifice nothing of the future.
- 1:41The national motto has always been to fuck yourself today to enjoy tomorrow and one
- 1:47puts the other. But the future, by decision, is piqued how about
- 1:52my friends, very but very good afternoon of their new start of week in
- 1:55plural construction today with the friend Gonzalo de Oro. That' s at the
- 2:00controls, well, a good break he deserves, so here we' re
- 2:02starting. Let' s introduce you in a while audios as always Alejandro Rofman.
- 2:07We will also complement a political analysis of the good, as I usually
- 2:12say, with the political scientist being a child standing on the closure, I
- 2:16will be reading you a book that is the posthumous book already and in the
- 2:20last piece that I will explain a little bit. I will be more extensive
- 2:23the book that left unedited the posthumous book that cost, in short, ten
- 2:27years after adding this his children of nothing less than Gabriel Vargas Forgiveness, Gabriel
- 2:32Garcías Márquez de Margallos, either in terms of current affairs in the next,
- 2:38what I will be before presenting the audios from foot and rosman as I told
- 2:42them, we are briefly performing the first hundred days. It' s a
- 2:49number. The nine miguelles speaks of a hundred days also in the term public
- 2:53opinion. We talk a lot here in or interviews and in off that face
- 3:00there is a lot for whatsappo day with political drivers who we consider serious and
- 3:05say that in general, six months give public opinion. One in these accelerated
- 3:07times and so on, six months was a little time to evaluate a government.
- 3:12So a hundred does not seem so much this management with many shadows,
- 3:19with lights in the financial, with shadows for the ordinary citizen, with calls
- 3:23to beligerence all the time. What chislerism applies to the double rod. What
- 3:28was previously criticized of the Kinners is not criticized for my rude Guarango law before
- 3:32high school kids, even Bofal, instead of being studied in Villa de Voto.
- 3:38Now the tax rebellion is over. I mean, what if the only
- 3:40thing that really increased my light or tapote? I can' t leave I
- 3:46was very sorry the student I' m going to pay you first that already
- 3:49told you lawyers one specialist. If you' re going to pay him,
- 3:51you' re going to seize him, you' re going to complicate life.
- 3:53But I say second that as a president, you can call that kind
- 3:57of rebellion by adding to the expectant duty that for the one who proposed it,
- 4:01by the rise that imposed that if lov will be high, I don
- 4:03' t know. It may be that if he was governor of the province
- 4:06of Buenos Aires, as well as senators and other governors, he has been
- 4:11elected by the people. When my law speaks all the time, fifty-
- 4:14six percent with skill and good lie is voted thirty. Not that it'
- 4:18s the truth. Then, today, he does have the amalgamated support of
- 4:20that fifty- six. Today' s down to 50 because the Presidency is
- 4:26not so early. It' s worn out a little bit, but it
- 4:30' s worn out that it' s the mega fit, just brutal wild.
- 4:32This cruel has gone down, but not too much Miley' s popularity.
- 4:36But I say that is fifty- six turns that today is less that
- 4:40support. But I say not in the initial thirty, which is the one
- 4:43I should take. The story you gave him is a liar. Like so
- 4:46many, I didn' t talk about this President any more votes in history.
- 4:48Yes, of course, population growth in human beings in citizenship was the
- 4:53most gout. What it' s worth is the percentage that Fernández has.
- 4:56He had nothing less than fifty- four percent in one in the first round,
- 4:59not in a second. Before it was added or it would be seen
- 5:02to buy the fifty- four with the thirty Millay and but it still had
- 5:05two elections up to the seventy. I think it was also dyspolytric. Eight
- 5:08too, i e, is not the present baotado in percentage, which is
- 5:11what it is worth. No, but, well, that' s part
- 5:12of a lie. But I say a president called himself a fixed meeting,
- 5:15so I was going to respect you, although not regarding whether he gets strong
- 5:18by his numbers. Well, every governor every time and he came to talk
- 5:20about it. That' s why he' s on gonor. It was
- 5:23also elected that if lon was not only re- elected, although I don
- 5:26' t like it if he loves and less Cristino Fernández that if he was
- 5:30re- elected and lived in a time when journalism lost a lot of governors
- 5:35and the national government, so what if it wasn' t highly meritorious in
- 5:39political terms, so it has the same legitimacy that Millay has later, when
- 5:44Xilo vij that it' s amazing that the law is violated, that it
- 5:46has never been done beyond, that it is totally objectionable. This called it
- 5:47a tax rebellion, as I say also that Silofo cheats without further a single
- 5:53case then that does not go outside the law. In Santa Cruz it is
- 5:59remembered when the Néstor King had no problems with Attorney Eduardo Cruz. I think
- 6:03it was like that and I interviewed him at a time already years ago with
- 6:06a little bit, the province attorney displaced him. This was illegal until the
- 6:14court arrived, I think I associate justice. Even the Court its problem of
- 6:16justice nation determined that it should return it to its place. Well Kinder did
- 6:24to fail on footer failure. He ran, I mean, he eliminated that
- 6:30charge. He removed the office of procurator from office, he sought another return,
- 6:32so it was not forced to happen to comply with the ruling well,
- 6:36I say not everywhere to cover anything, because when he facuses it, he
- 6:42is not clarifying saying this part of truth. I say he' s not
- 6:44the only one who fulfilled the layman who calls a rebellion or calls the or
- 6:47being the margegendral Ai a milay. I also say the subject of now,
- 6:53so many family walks that we pay with everyone' s, as they say,
- 6:57not again, sora Miami, back in Kilandia, with love for the
- 7:01sister, reward them for a topic of closeness with Israel and blah blah,
- 7:06so played at that end, not so helpful with the United States, with
- 7:10a President who plays on the far right mopulist, just like what they baganaron,
- 7:14but who has other manifestations in economic matters, is closed protectionist. He
- 7:17defends the issue of factories, workers, closed economies, that is, nothing
- 7:20to see as Millene’ s narco- capitalist liberalism. Not well cheating Mila
- 7:29and the old Liar Trick in the so many interviews that it is generous,
- 7:32that they are fernandelas, so many friendly dialogues with crosses of centers, that
- 7:38he gave above all with more Julio and others, cele nation, more and
- 7:42other means, because shamelessly also friend of dange. I think it' s
- 7:44called something like that on Radio Mitre. The old Liar Trick the two hundred
- 7:49dollars to our old men. Not ko all darling. I say he can
- 7:53' t speak in pesos or law our currency and he can' t deflect
- 7:58it for clear inflation, because if he takes lor I start to collect the
- 8:01jurors with mass and what now he clear, He as he lowered the dollar,
- 8:03then he says he earns more in dollars and clear and the purchasing power
- 8:07lost, obviously, because this in pesos charges less, much less, he
- 8:11didn' t adjust. From there the truth that was unusual one after the
- 8:13other was said by Durán Barba by political analysis, or almost a psychological and
- 8:20personal analysis, but it was valid. He didn' t call me a
- 8:22political consultant friend. I think the same thing, Fernando, but I wouldn
- 8:24' t say it. I wouldn' t say. Not good, Durán
- 8:28Barbara, in a report he said no. No. My law is getting
- 8:31rid of all the beatings the father beat him with and what he was humped
- 8:33with at school, at school and at the company. He is a milay
- 8:37person who saw a very tormented childhood with a violent and savage father. He
- 8:41was always chased by the normals in quotation marks and suddenly comes to President and
- 8:46may be the one who chases others and then unties everyone. Well, good
- 8:52analysis. No Milaye criticising here if I for the luve of taxes and of
- 8:56course here raised profits the country tax that are not where nations, from the
- 9:00people to the state, raised it to an economist of law, as everything
- 9:03we are Kachanowski, totally not Milley' s is unusual. I mean,
- 9:07don' t look, I mean look at what' s really good for
- 9:11you, because every lie, what you do is totally lying. How he
- 9:13actually interprets it, how he filters it, how he partializes it. Then,
- 9:16of course, he admits nothing. Let' s say you see the
- 9:22straw in the other' s eye and you obviously don' t see the
- 9:28ones you should see, say, like this tax issue, where you have
- 9:33to analyze it a little bit more in context and criticize that you want to
- 9:37raise taxes can be a valid criticism. It' s not called a tax
- 9:39replin, but he' s exactly what he' s done, too.
- 9:41It' s not his grits that said he was going to give himself an
- 9:46arm. He wanted to reinstate profits to improve his relationship in a province that
- 9:48is a post that say that Milay just threw in Congress recently. It is
- 9:54not the unusual things of this Argentina, where we also have the possibility of
- 9:58a future institutional crisis. On the issue of the relationship between President and Vice
- 10:01President and when not, but so early Miley saying that again, lying the
- 10:07real February inflation. I was at seven point, two percent. You have
- 10:11to arrest 13 points on the three and peak and there' s the one
- 10:13on 100 Twitter. For ah the feeling came back, not, as I
- 10:16was saying, it went into the fitter of the sense of insecurity. Well,
- 10:18the feeling of lower inflation. Failure to lower rights is not a violation
- 10:22of property rights. Daniel Kepper, who also talks about the violation of property
- 10:26rights, did not tell them. With all this subject, not this mile
- 10:30and well, the truth that is also writes the value of lies and the
- 10:33value of belligerence. The value of lying equals the extremes in an extreme country
- 10:37where society and this is the most worrying fact is what voted this. This
- 10:41society supports all of this. For now, at least, and that'
- 10:46s what society voted for, what society voted for. My law that fumbles
- 10:54of the corrupt and has model Carlos Saúl Menem as yes, Yes, the
- 10:58bust lives abus accusing the former and corrupt that they were surely from Alberto Grande
- 11:03down, those that Christi the King does not need to speak with a biased
- 11:05gaze, but with a bust amenem as if. Well, that' s
- 11:11also a fact of reality, totally contradictory to the idea of this Don Javier
- 11:16Miley, which contradicts himself step by step. I reiterate the belligerence every day
- 11:24in search of enemies, separating the crack and the subject of the lie the
- 11:30deception from those who nerist down with the intact. I said I wrote that
- 11:33the biggest problem is not milay a mere emergent for the defollt directional that classic
- 11:37politicians should take over. The biggest concern in our trials is the society that
- 11:41assessed, pushed this path of hatred, cruelty and adjustment, savage of its
- 11:45humanizing, the same skillful and volatile society that will end sooner rather than later
- 11:50removing broad support for this change for worse than it is incredible to be governed,
- 11:54worse than in the previous disaster, without taking too much responsibility for what
- 11:58was voted from Menem to Miley, the Kines Mac and the Rúa. Well,
- 12:01we' re going to the pause after I' m a minimal introduction
- 12:05of Milay' s first hundred days and we' re presenting the audios of
- 12:09Sergio, of Pierroi, of Alejando Roffan in the second blocks of this plural
- 12:13construction, where we thank Gonzalo for the airing and also as Simpia Silvia Carvajal,
- 12:18for the preproduction. This summer go wherever you go to enjoy it in
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- 12:58approaches n o Los ben or to Fanchon Chung Breaking plural construction led by Fernando
- 16:17Maurito by Radio Trentopic. Very well, one hundred days of Javier Miley'
- 16:23s government have passed precisely this Tuesday seems a lot longer a management that has
- 16:30been characterized by adjustment, by belligerence. There is not the double rod that
- 16:33one often criticizes. Not because some people were complaining. We complain about belligerence,
- 16:37which is nerist, verbal violence. Sometimes the triumph was accompanied by follow
- 16:41- ups of piada, press via, FIP and so on. But some
- 16:48clear ones, those who were anti- Peronists are typhinists, don' t
- 16:52complain about it. Well, one' s role is a journalist. It
- 16:55' s not about being a citizen, obviously, not being a judge,
- 16:57but being a prosecutor. I think that' s not to avoid the double
- 17:00rod. As I always say, subjectivity exists journalistic objectivity, not our objectivity
- 17:06at all. If impartiality does not speak in a political t- shirt,
- 17:11do not speak by a certain pattern of a government, of a private enterprise
- 17:15of whatever. So let' s say the problem Argentina is extremes. We
- 17:22spend this time in geopolitics, this kind of nerist orientation, with sympathies for
- 17:30calling it affectionateness, usefully diplomatically, speaking of international relations for Russia, Venezuela,
- 17:37Iran, Bolivia, etcetera, etcetera. Not that it' s super
- 17:41- serving with the U S, with Israel, we didn' t even
- 17:45see it in the same communication thing. Not the bias before the official flag
- 17:47was that five n that was unbearable. There was no opponent at the sign
- 17:51and now the same thing in the nation as where it goes is like Mahon
- 17:55' s big brother grase. Not this forgiving if in my law, which
- 17:59is my mistake, how easy in my Limahon does not seem to me the
- 18:04little brother of the soul, a bare trebo, a mercenary who is of
- 18:08terror as has been passed. I mean, it was unbearable to see it
- 18:11' s psychone. It is unbearable to see and the nation more than the
- 18:15country of extremes. No, but this is what people voted for. Let
- 18:18' s also say the problem, this is the Miley emergency. It is
- 18:21a subject of society is very tired, in defol for the disasters of the
- 18:25previous political class, especially quinerism, Peronism, a little macri from there as
- 18:29well. But let' s say the emerging one is Milla and he'
- 18:33s a man, social people from a tired society. We could say it
- 18:36clearly, but where one can really criticize is that this is what we have
- 18:42chosen and this is what we stand for. Well, the extres Montes appeared,
- 18:45the one who was an entrepreneur, the one who made money, they
- 18:48were all jets. It had to be done if you wanted to work in
- 18:55the state, not undertake, not make money. And now we' re
- 18:56at the end. Not the financial caste all was seen because the rod of
- 19:00money, the logic of mel is that everything is gypsy anyone that interest does
- 19:03not exist the solarity, there is no gesture. One' s whole life
- 19:06moves for money. An important part of us all already have about having in
- 19:10a host, we have family in general, children, but not everything is
- 19:14money. Well for me money law and after the other side, all those
- 19:17who work in the state, all those who have more social plans are really
- 19:19vague gliders. Okay. We go from one end to the other and sometimes,
- 19:26as I say, journalism is vomiting. Before, when there was zincuene,
- 19:29today a little too, but let' s say being official is worse.
- 19:32It' s sharper when they were officialists. And today is the nation
- 19:37most salu a poll in a poll by Gustavo Córdoba. Days past the weekend,
- 19:40with numbers hard enough for my law, not very favorable and in the
- 19:4450s at night, the devaluation of Mira' s popularity and blah blah blah
- 19:47comes out a favorable survey be Jacoba and company on the weekend. He'
- 19:51s also in the most partner nation. I say I have an ASAPP group,
- 19:53I have radio programs and I have social networks. He published the two,
- 19:56the two sides unbiased a survey between quotation marks favoring Miley and another poll
- 20:00against Millay and then synthesized by other serious fifty. I think the middle point
- 20:06is that Millay is fifty- fifty. It does not maintain the popularity of
- 20:10the start- ups of the fifty- four, fifty- five, fifty
- 20:11- six, fifty- eight gift has gone down relatively little, but it
- 20:17has gone down much between months. In the bottom it is relative, but
- 20:18above all on issues because of the wild fit it is applying, and a
- 20:22human is relatively little what has gone down and should have gone down. You
- 20:26think more, but the truth is that it' s vomited and it makes
- 20:30you want to grab things and quit journalism. When one sees in the nation
- 20:33today more servility than before. Hoyne and five are the same. That'
- 20:36s not why the country of extremes, this emerging social, because we Argentines
- 20:41are also violent. Well, I shouldn' t include myself, but,
- 20:45well, we' re verbally violent, not only do we see him in
- 20:48the trance of anything. Corrupt. In some cases, well, we have
- 20:51the leaders we don' t deserve. It is not a government for powerful
- 20:56rulers of the financial caste, cruelty, because it must be a reduction of
- 21:02the state. Let' s set them up, you have to be closed.
- 21:03Let' s discuss it tonight Let' s propose that there be some
- 21:04people. There' s Barrabraba when I kick out Nuki and Chelos, there
- 21:08' s people who don' t work, Chelos, I mean, but
- 21:12from there to celebrate massava or one less, I mean there are families behind.
- 21:17No, one thing is that we have to adjust and we have to
- 21:19see and justify. But, well, let' s put him on after
- 21:23he relaxes. That' s why the spokesman adorns, forgives, adorni,
- 21:30the paid tweeters and not turkeys is to relax for that I say, they
- 21:34are all planned, they are all lazy. Anyone who has a job with
- 21:37the state, anyone who has a plan per person, is either planar or
- 21:38vague. I must include myself because I have a job in the State many
- 21:42years ago, but believe me I work every day and with the greatest of
- 21:47pleasures and I put a lot of effort into it. I' d say
- 21:53we smoke this. Well, the confrontation with everyone even financial. The retired
- 21:59are the caste, because they are what the hunchback Hans most is a profit
- 22:02project that will not pass through Congress, but that are posed. I don
- 22:04' t know if it' s a plane sometimes of maximum to then negotiate,
- 22:08because a million hundred thousand pesos pocket is a good salary that is not
- 22:12a fortune to give profit, a total madness, a growth of poverty,
- 22:18you fight against everyone in what covers your iso. It' s not very
- 22:22original. It has felt you in Millay if so little of being managing not
- 22:25three hundred days, three months and peak of government, we have the background
- 22:27of Chacha, Lores, Renunciation, Cristina Cobos and voice Yo and Ruba,
- 22:32rather silly dual that we are full of troublesome vice president or conflicting relationship between
- 22:36the President and Vic. But Millail' s originality is that we have had
- 22:40very little defeats in Parliament. Although probably if you negotiate a little bit and
- 22:45you think the governors are leading you to that and they are insisting on it,
- 22:51you are not going to be turned a priori and if a thousand deals
- 22:52but you negotiate, if you or you turn around, but it is not
- 22:55going to be turning into MPs. The neu that had this finger down in
- 22:56the Senate was a blow to me, although for him defeats are triumphs.
- 23:00Well, because it' s this principle of revelations. All those crappy things
- 23:04you' re talking about. If you want to make the one that speaks
- 23:07differently and you don' t understand it the same as a run. The
- 23:11news comes when it defines the politicians they make in MPs. Probably the Court,
- 23:17which does not want to occupy that judicial issue we discuss politicians and bring
- 23:22justice early according to the view of the Court, can be respectable. There
- 23:26may appear the coortuna de nuo, which is already quite frayed, for example,
- 23:29in judicial matters. Well financial markets in favor of the departure of the
- 23:40stocks, a basket of coins, not a glorarization with raised in the Emilen
- 23:44campaign. He' s already lowered his change a little. That' s
- 23:45because there' s no dollars, because the fund doesn' t approve,
- 23:48because to get out of the stocks you need a new deal in the fund,
- 23:51a new debt. Totoca is a lot of specialist in that and well,
- 23:53that' s where we' re going in a little bit. It
- 23:56' s covered. We' ve done about Javier Milley' s first days
- 23:57without. Let' s listen to water that will be heard. He is
- 24:03the son of Piero, first analyzing a little bit of reality and then the
- 24:06economic program a little more extensive, as always every week of Alejandro here in
- 24:08clueral construction. And in the third and last block I will be reading to
- 24:14you the beginning of the last posthumous book by Gabriel García Márquez. Well,
- 24:22the government raised the May Pact with the President at the opening of the Legislative
- 24:26Assembly, but it did not chart the way for that. No, that
- 24:30is to say, a pact is a point of arrival for a process in
- 24:34which, well, it is proposed which institutions are going to mobilize us to
- 24:38say which are the actors and which is. That content was the presentation of
- 24:44the pact directly leaves the governors in a yes and let' s not say
- 24:48no, whether it' s signatures or not. No. There' s
- 24:52not much game. The whole political game that involves an agreement is reduced to
- 24:55agreeing, not according to a pact that is the electoral platform of freedom advances.
- 24:59So it' s like an unlikely path in the middle of discussion over
- 25:03federal co- participation taxes, which we already see going in a sense of
- 25:08non- agreement. Let us say, on the one hand, that the
- 25:12government is proposing to reinstate the tax on profits, on the other hand,
- 25:18some governors are proposing to take part in the tax on cheques, so that
- 25:25the negotiating capacities seem to me to be quite few. And, moreover,
- 25:27the central government' s attitudinal issue, which continues with attacks on political opposition
- 25:34leaders, clearly does not collaborate at all. The situation in the provinces is
- 25:40becoming quite difficult in financial terms, which are semi- enforced to raise taxes
- 25:47if they have no way to collect. That will also accelerate a certain internal
- 25:52crisis in the provinces. So the road to the covenant is a path that
- 25:56for now, plus that I reject. The denu on the part of the
- 26:02Senate shows that not that path is being walked in any way on the social
- 26:06climate. Well, the pollet economist is a statement that seems interesting coming from
- 26:12someone in that political space. Society has had a lot of patience to not
- 26:18adjust which is fierce and the adjustment actually fierce. The fall in income has
- 26:22been violent for the whole of balancing well from work or production. It'
- 26:32s hard to measure that. You can' t set up a stick and
- 26:34say good. People' s patience lasts so long after a choice. Inevitably,
- 26:41people want to bet things work out and they don' t feel like
- 26:44having to go out and organize to protest. The situation is looming in the
- 26:52poorest sectors. In general, provincial governments have taken over the canteens that left
- 26:56the national state, but the lack of response to be really worrying And yes
- 27:03it is a bit unusual, let' s say, one says it is
- 27:07so critical in the situation that this does not generate reactions beyond some protests,
- 27:11a new CGT strike probably, but it seems to me that there are also
- 27:17as cycles or times that must be fulfilled. Let' s basically say that
- 27:22Miley' s voters, who are suffering from a very critical situation today,
- 27:26assess that their vote did not meet expectations that they had, say, and
- 27:32that does not happen in a few days. It seems that this process is
- 27:34also a little more. It needs more space, let' s say,
- 27:40but well, the salary won' t get better. The job' s
- 27:41going down. The recession is going to grow, with which the scenario is
- 27:45very complex. Plural construction led by Fernando Mauri, by Radio Tren topic Hello.
- 27:57How does Dejandro Rodman speak to you in his usual weekly column. The
- 28:06perhaps most significant news of the closing of the previous week was the data on
- 28:18the national government' s definite or super skilled prosecutor. The Government has made
- 28:23it a priority in its policy to eliminate the tax deficit, i e no
- 28:34further resource outflow from the national revenue State. That happened the last time the
- 28:47prosecutor was verified to be overtaken at the beginning of the initial decade of this
- 28:57century, when Ortishner was elected President in this, why the government proposes as
- 29:08a central goal argues that if there is no visifical inflation is slowed down.
- 29:15That is the central argument and that is flatly false, totally false. In
- 29:25Argentina today, we have to overcome the fiscal and phenomenal inflation. In countries
- 29:33around the world, 80 percent have fiscal difficulties and Argentina is the country with
- 29:41the most inflation. In the year two thousand twenty- two, for example,
- 29:49compared to five percent of the public prosecutor' s office in Argentina,
- 29:57the United States had twelve percent of the population there in safe red in its
- 30:07federal public accounts. Britain on the six and Spain on the five. And
- 30:15yet in those countries inflation is much lower than Argentina. This absurd lack of
- 30:26all rationality and against the simplest evidence in the economic history of countries to link
- 30:37the rate of inflation at the level of fiscal deficit. The real objective of
- 30:48the Argentine Government, in trying to offer suprabit and not deficit, is to
- 30:57validate the search for financial resources at the international level and to meet the requirements
- 31:08of the Monetary Fund purely and simply. In addition, however, the deficit
- 31:15that the Government calculates is over the amounts actually collected and paid by the Ministry
- 31:27of Finance' s cashier. That' s called the cash deficit. The
- 31:36EFT that should be considered is that of revenge, that is, it would
- 31:41be appropriate to pay, because this is important, because it can be postponed
- 31:48payments very well in a month With respect to the previous month or with regard
- 31:56to what is avenged or what is committed and in all tonces appear with less
- 32:02expenses that is what the Argentine Government does. Why visificar is not a bad
- 32:10word. In Europe, for example, up to three percent of fiscal expenditure
- 32:19is admitted, and more than that when a country exceeds that level of red
- 32:29in its national federal public accounts, it asks for authorization to be Europe that
- 32:37has precise and concrete objectives to face and cannot fail to do so. For
- 32:44example, in the Pandemia, where fiscal deviancy was around in most of the
- 32:51countries in the seven, eight percent of pby in Argentina was ten. How
- 33:01a fiscal deficit is addressed when indispensable expenses are incurred and there are no such
- 33:09things as resources available for multiple reasons. Either way, it is issued,
- 33:17treated or requested internal credit or removed. Under no circumstances does that have to
- 33:28do with inflation. It can be done very well without damaging the price level
- 33:37trend. To sum up, it is a question of staying well with creditors,
- 33:45not of lowering inflation. In order to reduce inflation, the current government
- 33:52has put forward a phenomenal recession that is currently estimated at 4% of the
- 34:02prebe and negative for this year as a floor, so that if the income
- 34:09of the population is lowered and purchasing power is lowered, as is happening today,
- 34:19there is less demand because there is less demand that prices do not rise
- 34:23so much and that is the clear objective. Until we still have inflation levels
- 34:36of around 13 percent per month, reception has not yet given all the negative
- 34:45effect that is intended for price increases. So let' s see why there
- 34:58' s your tirade as a prosecutor, there' s your prorab the prosecutor,
- 35:04not just for postponing payments, but fundamentally for cutting public spending in an
- 35:10evocative way. Official data say that in February transfers to the provinces in the
- 35:21form of non- automatic remittances dropped seventy- seven percent. With respect to
- 35:30the previous year. There is no incentive fund for teachers. There are no
- 35:36contributions to public works in the interior that are made with national funds, but
- 35:45regulated by the provinces. There are no resources to offset transport costs, etcetera,
- 35:58etcetera. Let' s see which items are the most punished. The
- 36:05transfers that I just said dropped year year the seventy- seven percent and other
- 36:14items of which we will discuss later. The item that most affects the social
- 36:28fabric of Argentina is the rough one that has to do with the payment of
- 36:36pension funds. The nation has lowered the real value of retirements by almost a
- 36:49third. I and I charge a third less than what I charged in November
- 36:59last year, and then, in February, as in January, the fall
- 37:05of the national government' s cash withdrawals for retirements at his post is around
- 37:15thirty- eight percent. So, anyone has super habit. If retirees are
- 37:27not paid, the seven million dispensary retirees in line with rising prices, then
- 37:35the total cash expense is reduced. It is really a very aggressive decision with
- 37:50the standard of living of adults in Argentine society, given that they have no
- 37:57other way of compensating for this loss of power. Here, if I say
- 38:05that their age has prevented them from returning to the labour market, one day
- 38:14that amount will be returned that has not been stolen from the retirees. A
- 38:21real robbery, not armed robbery, but ah that was available, no record,
- 38:30except from here. Nestor Kifter, in the two thousand and two pardons
- 38:37two thousand and three, when he assumed and returned the thirteen percent that Paticia
- 38:46Burrish as Minister of Labour and Social Security, had not taken away the retired.
- 38:54The other key item is capital expenditure, i e what the Government allocates
- 39:02to public investment. In February of this year, as compared to February last
- 39:14year, capital expenditures dropped by eighty- seven percent, nothing less or more,
- 39:22highlighting spending on education almost ninety ninety- six percent and housing almost ninety
- 39:31percent. Subsidies for transport lowered transportation, suggested equipment and differences in the cost
- 39:53of tickets paid by users. Also you a two- thirds reduction of suede,
- 40:04which had been verified last year in the same month of febrile. It
- 40:14is sustainable in the medium and long term. This amputation to the purchasing powers
- 40:23of pensioners or to public works is not, in other words, a fictitious
- 40:32super fiscal bulging from having no commitment to spending that are indispensable for the social
- 40:45and economic health of the inhabitants. It is to condemn the very important sectors
- 41:00before the Argentine public life having a significant loss not seen previously of their income,
- 41:12and then to look with a sarcastic smile that there is no deficit.
- 41:21That item would be very voluminous at the moment. If I know if that
- 41:30is at least the same level of commitment as the previous government had in February
- 41:38instead of two thousand twenty- three, then it should not be surprising that
- 41:47economic activity has fallen. The terrumbe of trade almost thirty percent the retail trade
- 41:54in February compared to the previous year, the very discouraging situation of the industry,
- 42:08where very bad months happen in terms of performance, because the production falls
- 42:19and, therefore, the income falls. The tax revenue of February of this
- 42:29year was six percent lower than that of the previous year, even though it
- 42:37could have been much higher if some new taxes created by this government were not
- 42:46counted and that temporarily involve revenue additions to the national tax. We' re
- 42:59in everything. I don' t really know in a very critical situation,
- 43:07very unstable on, with alfiredes unable to last in time. The more retirees,
- 43:15the caste of the judiciaries, are asked to finance the fiscal situation of
- 43:21Miley' s government. The more the construction activity is going to be interrupted.
- 43:34The jobs lost by the crazy idea that cannot last long to interrupt all
- 43:42the public works financed by the national state are already estimated to be 100 zero
- 43:52to forgive part of December last year. If this is the poor way of
- 44:08governing of the Argentines of today and of the inhabitants of the country of tomorrow,
- 44:19because they will not really be able to survive their no or or later
- 46:02put this or good, you ceases wey but Moss can rate it they saw
- 47:12cien yes, it is where pray it takes. Pito I want to take
- 47:34that plural construction led by Fernando Mauri by Radio Trentopic. Well continuing with this
- 47:44plural construction of Tuesday. We' re going to have a taste we haven
- 47:47' t had in a while, a little bit of the dynamics, the
- 47:52madness we live in. Cell phones in hand this liquid world. What was
- 47:57Uman' s name liquid society, a portable world. Everything is in hand,
- 48:01all access to a crazy click on the President' s networks my law
- 48:07down. Let' s read a little bit about the beginning of García Márquez
- 48:13' s latest novel Vargallos. Like García Márquez, yes, yes, it
- 48:15is coming to the bookstores these days, the last novel that García Márquez had
- 48:22started and that left unfinished before he died. Let us remember the very good
- 48:29Colombian writer. He died on the 17th of April on the 24, 000th.
- 48:31Thus, almost ten years were completed in April and his children decided,
- 48:36ten years later, to publish that unfinished novel, finished but unrevised, and
- 48:39titled in August. We see the two sons finally decided to publish some more
- 48:52doubts and well here, then, from here the book, which is a
- 48:54very short work, I think it has less than a hundred pages. He
- 49:00returned to the island on Friday, August 26 on the three o' clock
- 49:04ferry. He wore patterns, jeans, Scottish plaid shirts, simple low-
- 49:08heeled shoes without stockings, a satin umbrella, his handbag and, as the
- 49:14only luggage, a beach briefcase in the taxi line of the pier. He
- 49:17went straight to an old model eaten by saltpetre. The driver greeted her with
- 49:22a friend' s greeting and led her down the road through the destitute village
- 49:27with bare houses that, roofed with bitter palm and burning sand street. So
- 49:32in front of a sea in flames, he had to make cabriolas to jump,
- 49:37raffle the unsuspecting pigs and the naked children who mocked him torero bars.
- 49:43At the end of the village it was lined up by an avenue Palmeras Reales,
- 49:47where there were beaches and tourist hotels between the open sea and an inner
- 49:52lagoon populated with blue herons. He finally stopped at the oldest and most undeserved
- 49:55hotel. The consepera with the date description ready to sign and the keys to
- 50:01the only room on the second floor facing the lagoon, climbed the stairs with
- 50:07four zancadas and entered the poor room with a smell of recent incepticide and almost
- 50:10completely occupied with the huge matrimonial bed. He took out the briefcase, a
- 50:17cauditious bag and an intense book he put on the night table with a page
- 50:22marked by the ivory paper clipper. He pulled out a pink silk bedside camisole
- 50:28and put it under the pillow. He also pulled out a silk cloth with
- 50:31equatorial straw prints, a short- sleeved white shirt and used tennis shoes,
- 50:37and took him to the bathroom before fixing himself. He took off the wedding
- 50:43ring and the man' s watch he wore on his right arm. He
- 50:45put them on the shelf of the dressing room and made quick ablutions on his
- 50:51face to wash off the dust of the trip and scare away the nap sleep.
- 50:54When he had finished drying out, he weighed in the mirror his round
- 50:59bosom sun the sons Despite his two deliveries, he stretched his cheeks back with
- 51:02the chants of his hands to remember how he had been young. He ignored
- 51:08the wrinkles of the neck, which were already hopeless and checked the perfect and
- 51:15freshly brushed teeth. After lunch on the ferry, he rubbed his armpits in
- 51:22excess and put on his cotton shirt with the initials embroidered mv in his pocket.
- 51:30He brushed his long Indian hair up to his shoulders and tied his horse
- 51:35tail with the bird cloth. To finish, he sovised his lips with simple
- 51:39inna- based lavial pencil. It moistened the indexes in the tongue to paralyze
- 51:44the eyebrows found, It gave a touch of east wood behind each ear and
- 51:50finally confronted the mirror with its face of otorial mother wood. The skin without
- 51:54a trace of cosmetics, had the color and texture of molasses and the eyes
- 51:59of all opaz were beautiful. With his dark Portuguese eyelids, he was thoroughly
- 52:05crushed, judged mercilessly and found himself almost as well as he felt. Only
- 52:09when he put on the ring and the watch realized his delay. Six were
- 52:15missing by four, but a minute of nostalgia was granted to contemplate the herons
- 52:19that were planning motionless in the burning sopor of the lagoon. The taxi was
- 52:22waiting for him under the portal' s floors, and he started without waiting
- 52:28for orders on Avenida de las Palmeras until a clearing of the hotels where the
- 52:31popular market was, in the open air, and stopped at a flower stand,
- 52:37a large black woman sleeping in a beach chair woke up startled by the
- 52:39horn. She recognized the woman in the back seat of the car and gave
- 52:44her the branch of gladioles she had ordered for them with laughter and chatter.
- 52:49A few blocks later, the Toshor taxis twisted along a barely passable path that
- 52:54climbed a ledge of sharp stones through the air that by the heat was seen
- 53:00the Caribbean open yachts of pleasure lined up in the tourism. The shuttle of
- 53:06the four returning to the city at the summit of the Hill was the poorest
- 53:09cemetery that effortlessly pushed the rusty gate and entered with the bouquet of flowers on
- 53:15the trail of tumulos drowned by the weeds. In the center there was a
- 53:21ceiba of large branches that guided him to identify his mother' s tomb,
- 53:23the stones sharp towards the track through the reheated rubber soles and the soraspero was
- 53:30filtered through the satin of the umbrella. A furious iguana of the bushes stopped
- 53:36her neck in front of her for the slightest moment and escaped in stampede.
- 53:40He put a garden glove in his purse and had to clean three tombstones when
- 53:44he recognized the yellowish marble one with the mother' s name and the date
- 53:47of his death. Eight years earlier. He had repeated that journey every 16
- 53:55August at the same time with the same taxi and the same florist under the
- 54:00fire sun of the same indigent cemetery to put a bouquet of gladium frescoes in
- 54:05his mother' s grave. Apart from that moment, he had nothing to
- 54:07do until nine in the morning the next day, when the first transborator was
- 54:12leaving, his name was Anna Magdalena Batch. She had turned forty- six
- 54:17years old when she was born and twenty- seven years of a well-
- 54:22agreed marriage with a man who loved and loved her and married her. Without
- 54:24finishing the career of arts and lyrics still virgin and without previous engagements. Her
- 54:30mother became a famous teacher of primary Sorian mountain who, despite her merits,
- 54:35did not want to do anything else until her last breath. Anne Magdalene inherited
- 54:39from her the splendor of the golden eyes, the virtue of the few words,
- 54:44the intelligence to handle the temple of her character. It was a family
- 54:47of musicians. His father had been a piano musician and director of the Provincial
- 54:52Conservatory for forty years. Her husband, also son of musicians and conductor,
- 54:57replaced his teacher with an exemplary son, who was the first cello of the
- 55:00National Symphony Orchestra at the age of twenty- two and had been applauded by
- 55:06face POICZ in a private session. On the other hand, the 18-
- 55:10year- old daughter was easy enough to learn by ear from any instrument,
- 55:15but she only liked it as a pretext not to sleep at home. He
- 55:19was in joyful love with an excellent jazz trumpeter, but he wanted to profess
- 55:22in the order of the barefoot Carmelites against the opinion of his parents. The
- 55:27will to be buried on the island had been expressed by her mother three days
- 55:31before she died. Her children say that in the introduction of the book she
- 55:37ended the textual hern that love. In short, it is what in some
- 55:40way unites the work of Garcías Marz. So well we read this book,
- 55:45which just appeared very short, which is titled in August. See you at
- 55:52Gabriel García Márquez was down Random House. I use that we can give ourselves
- 55:59beyond the dynamics, the speed of politics, the economy, the management of
- 56:02Miley' s government, that we carry out every day from the political,
- 56:07economic, social point of view, that plural construction, plural construction led by
- 56:19Fernando Maurik by Radio thirty this summer. Wherever you go to enjoy it in
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