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- 0:01Plural construction, the renowned journalistic program of political analysis and current in its twentieth
- 0:08season, with the leadership of Fernando Mauri and a team of prestigious analysts listen
- 0:15to it on radio train topic. Our President was born in Argentina, Dr
- 0:25Rabiero Mirey was the President hello. To all there is no stabilization plan,
- 0:42not good, but the delay to change. Here' s a problem of
- 0:45currency arrears. It is impossible to achieve the zero deficit in the twenty-
- 0:50four thousand. Good. It' s very little speck. Raya is a
- 0:54lot of equator, but you' re not liberal. There were taxes in
- 1:00the province. No, but if I add one plus three hundred and sixty
- 1:04- five times and give me three sixty s I can' t do it.
- 1:07If there' s no video and there' s no one who invited
- 1:10me to be a fede, you Fideo Cotuk. They want to know how
- 1:11the economy is going to grow, it' s going to go up like
- 1:14a diver' s fart. But there are no good anchors, because there
- 1:17is no comprehensive plan. But you should set the path. This is not
- 1:22a liberal government because it did not release the drug. Not because there'
- 1:26s a changed appreciation. I have a changing appreciation, but good freedom that
- 1:33few this how my friends, very but very good afternoon a new start of
- 1:42week in plural construction and here we go. We will be in a little
- 1:45while with the political analysis of the flight, with our columnists Uwaime in the
- 1:49first place, and after that, Zoom will join us as a political consultant.
- 1:53There was a cop I saw him. We' re already fixed next
- 2:00week that' s short, but we' ll still be Tuesdays, Wednesdays
- 2:04and Thursdays as usual. Tomorrow we' ll be with Gustavo Farrary Wolfson,
- 2:08with Marcelo Pantel. Thousand juedes count the Reticornia with Alexander Rosman and it is
- 2:12to come from a new week, averaging the six months that seem how many,
- 2:17five, six, seven years. Good for the presidency of Don Javier
- 2:23Miley and his government, El Blue El Donar Blue, on his fifth consecutive
- 2:27day of consecutive roll- up, played one thousand three hundred and now low
- 2:31little bit. It' s in a thousand two hundred ninety- five.
- 2:34Make a mistake one thousand two eighty, yet with low lequi a little bit.
- 2:38It is in one thousand three hundred four, but above the thousand three
- 2:40hundred and the risk country that is very important. The over- tax that
- 2:43would be paid from Argentina to take the debt. Today they don' t
- 2:45do it on the voluntary credit line about what United States bonds have on a
- 2:51thousand cholo which for the United States starts to educate at 1, 500 eleven,
- 2:55that is, fifteen more points. This is a one- on-
- 2:58one climb. Fifty percent had touched one thousand six hundred. I had gone
- 3:00down a little bit on Halla' s day. Luis Caputa, in a
- 3:05liberal forum, announced that negotiating a new program with the fund asking for platita,
- 3:08asking for platita to the fund Desperate, desperate. I' m still
- 3:14reading in the hominfobasta now live dollar. The blues count is in the ninety
- 3:17- fives. Riggo equals over 1, 500. As I told them a
- 3:22parish in Buenos Aires that looked more like a basic unit. Another thing.
- 3:23He performed a Mass in which there were chants and slogans against Milays and if
- 3:29Cristini Miley did the same as professional politicians. The morning column in radio by
- 3:34Marcelo Longobardi, which transcribes infobada and calling a kind of CoA room, which
- 3:38is surely going to take place between the center of ultra right macroing in France
- 3:43starting in July, with the compu four the elections of the French President.
- 3:49After the fierce defeat on the weekend in the selections Europe for selections for the
- 3:53European Parliament, the Bank Munda Altisi informed or trusted Milay, but estimated that
- 3:58Argentina, which is for the gene has a recession of three point five percent.
- 4:02Three point five percent. This year, the Oran government suspended the free
- 4:06thank- you trips, which was a bit of a misnomer, but well
- 4:11confirmed by the Minister Government, Carlos Bianco, at a press conference, argued
- 4:14that the national government recalled one point, seven million pesos to the province of
- 4:16Buenos Aires, to which it has to accommodate the structure of costs, expenses
- 4:23and investments. Okay, and that' s where we go, that'
- 4:30s where we go, that' s where we go. So it'
- 4:31s happening a little bit today so far. Let' s go over a
- 4:35little bit. We' re going to clear point with the dorar bu set
- 4:43a new record for the tracers of the Yugua Bueno to see that the sweat
- 4:46of home was delayed. He was making the rum that goes on in Congress,
- 4:48not last negotiations. There is put the axis of the week, along
- 4:51with Thursday to low inflation below the five, already anticipated the minitor economy of
- 4:56capoint, but with possibility that the five or above in June with all fees
- 5:00and other last net sections. It says clarín, at hours of debating the
- 5:04law, bases that this you recognize tomorrow with the average sanction of deputies,
- 5:09everything that puts at stake the government. Of course, we' re going
- 5:13to talk about this height with skin and aime. It is no more,
- 5:15let' s say in the need for a parliamentary triumph than what it conceives
- 5:18or what the law can almost serve for the government in the midst of the
- 5:23help of the dollar top- up message of the markets, said that it
- 5:26will begin to negotiate a new program with the fm that in search of funds,
- 5:30as they advance the government of heo of inflation, it will be better,
- 5:33the best in a long time stayed by the effect of the future of
- 5:36the rates, what I told them May in low, but June slows down
- 5:42the decrease that will later be able to return in. Eventually, in the
- 5:44month of July it will be and until we have the best of cases,
- 5:47four or five percent, which is something. It' s not much,
- 5:50but it' s kind of a neito count. In the United States,
- 5:53a son of Joe Biden was clearly guilty of gun position while he was drugged
- 5:59in the neighborhood of San Cristóbal, the mass that became a militant act of
- 6:01gynerism with chants against thousands Well, I' m going abroad with European elections
- 6:10on the weekend. As I say, see, see, see and minute
- 6:14we answer with Aime el Paine, Madrid says the Supreme, that is,
- 6:20we are talking about the Supreme contribution. It would keep Pugemon in order as
- 6:24he studies applying it to my spies. All that is Catalonia and not so
- 6:28much, why and where the soe resists what the numbers of the duel Sánchez,
- 6:32fiho Sánchez Partido de salida breo español, titular of the fixed executive,
- 6:38leader of the opposition, Moderate Center Party, Popular Party and the Right,
- 6:43to the friends of box the last right, which are those of the Milay
- 6:46Party. Catalan judges activate the proceedings in the cases of former presidents. More
- 6:55toras also say the country of Madrid and good there we hear well. First
- 7:00guest in the afternoon was told I have it online. One guaime before one
- 7:05last tip. My reading will finally go to Switzerland to participate in the summit.
- 7:09For peace organized by Celensky. The President included another stop in the tour
- 7:14that will start tomorrow and will also include and hit them with the will include
- 7:17lego non nimo time va has two. It would include in the descent to
- 7:20Ge seven of Italy. It' s okay with this kind of days that
- 7:24if it' s okay now, to this day, it' s traveled
- 7:27a month of six months, a month' s travel practically four stops in
- 7:31the United States, a lot of self- promotion, a lot of entrepreneurs,
- 7:33a few chief states. Now this sele qui this Ge seven is phenomenon.
- 7:38Well I have it online from Uruguay. I had a good afternoon.
- 7:40How' s it going, how' s it going, all right,
- 7:45thank you for being there. Wu as always good. What balance is made
- 7:48of the management of the presidential figure and the management of the President thousand the
- 7:53two who betray the player does not listen. I do not say what balance
- 8:00he draws public loppion according to his works, his studies six months from the
- 8:03Mille administration in terms of his image, on the one hand, and obviously,
- 8:07in terms of government management, we do not have a totally polarized public
- 8:16opinion, polarized in these terms beyond the numbers. Not because the numbers don
- 8:18' t. I' m handling forty- five percent of the approval and
- 8:22fifty percent of that discharge the personal image of President. For the first time,
- 8:28the negative balance has forty- seven positives, fifty- three negatives.
- 8:33That is more or less the situation, with forty- six percent forty-
- 8:39seven percent of the population maintaining expectations of things improving that by one- hundredth
- 8:45and this is one- hundredth forty- seven. Yeah, I mean,
- 8:52all the numbers go to Halla. Likewise, they all move between forty-
- 8:56five and fifty points for President. But there is a process of polarization.
- 9:03Even though before there were many people who said I don' t know,
- 9:07I can answer us and now people are beginning to appear more, opponents,
- 9:13genders. I don' t like what the President' s spinal government is
- 9:20doing. And that makes that. That makes this polarization process that we'
- 9:28re talking about now and these numbers let' s say see two or three
- 9:33data. One is that this forty- five government discharge and forty- seven
- 9:39and more President' s position. Yes, it is more skillful, it
- 9:43is more expectation and hope than I necessarily support. And on the other hand,
- 9:48that fifty disapproval of the management pardon fifty the potion of management and forty
- 9:54- seven of fifty- three of one thousand forty, yes, fifty-
- 9:58three appropriation of linen. What' s firmer. The government is sitting down,
- 10:05it' s the one that' s testing. It' s the
- 10:09government that' s saying. I have expectations of what I voted for and
- 10:16before and this is the fault of the previous government. If you adjust economics
- 10:18because you have to make all the sacrifices that you have to make, that
- 10:22I think will be worth it and all the blame Alberto Fernández has more to
- 10:30the caste, etc, that I hope that things will improve when one later
- 10:37evaluates each of the policies of the government, exactly in the case of security
- 10:41and fight against the trastic narco that is party in all the social and economic
- 10:46policies have in balance negative. The country course itself has negative balance. That
- 10:58' s why this is already part of the story. I run into a
- 11:03businessman friend. What do you think of this? There' s my opinion.
- 11:07Oh, you don' t tell me, but it used to be
- 11:11deprivation because they all failed. Then I' m sorry. You asked everything
- 11:13I tempted about this government. Then why are you talking about the other government?
- 11:18That would be it. I' ll put it on my lik.
- 11:22Okay. Yeah, I don' t really like what the President does,
- 11:26but I think it' s bad. What a passion I have. I
- 11:28like it. That is a little bit the image of the idea of an
- 11:35adherent to the Government, which is a vision to say that faith of the
- 11:39above. I don' t want the Peronism back in all this. You
- 11:46have to understand one to try forward. Not that in Argentina no one is
- 11:52accurate, minedie diego, because it is not something. No one said what
- 12:00disappears to the State, that is, that the State gives me neither health,
- 12:03nor education, nor security. The demand is for an efficient Extrado or
- 12:11a deficient state with a social lie. Let' s say what would differentiate
- 12:16someone today than yours my law, someone that your mass. They' re
- 12:20both in Austria. It' s one was going to ask for a more
- 12:24social look and the other is going to have one half a little more productive,
- 12:30but nobody' s going to say no. No. This has to
- 12:31be destroyed. That' s why it' s like turning to anarchism.
- 12:35Not this and well, they also do civil war. It means that you
- 12:41have to see how the president of the administration of the government is taking you
- 12:46and get back to the age of where you are aiming, thinking that my
- 12:52idea is that the government has air. I think it' s just something
- 12:58that' s very dramatic in the economics. Now people keep their pockets how
- 13:09much distractions affect the style. I don' t know in Europe it ran
- 13:15more to the ultra right. So my lay capitalizes is that in theory it
- 13:18already capitalizes people how much it really distracts. With this it is not worth
- 13:22supmeracado and on that it evaluates the management of government. Let' s say
- 13:26no, but let' s think about the following. Who voted the thirty
- 13:28percent mile, which is what he owns, which is basically a sector of
- 13:31young people thinking that he is, that the problem is not known that he
- 13:37gave them, because Peronism was something here merism and ended up being equal to
- 13:41social plans and lack of oral intention and lack of opportunities. And the pro
- 13:48amos sector that if or gitate between find me this let' s say a
- 13:56disclaimer that promotes investment and not the private now. But an important part of
- 14:01the pro has been eating it. No, let' s say no,
- 14:05no, no. That' s why he' s eating it as an
- 14:09average in the investment process and as long as it' s towards the iamen
- 14:16of Peronism. It' s both let' s say then, there are
- 14:20two sectors. Let' s say electoral now the electrond of the prot is
- 14:26also institutionalist, Republican. The basis of the young people who voted for it
- 14:31not so much, then there is a mixture of reactions to the actions of
- 14:39the Government. I believe that if there is little republicanism, attacks on the
- 14:46press, this attacks on Parliament and then there are no achievements in terms of
- 14:56international institutions. And the part of the proof to tell you is everything doesn
- 15:01' t work and in the case of young people you have to see what
- 15:05happens to their job insections. Then everything else is ideological, because let'
- 15:11s say he won. What the Nazis have to give from a centre in
- 15:16Germany with Millay. Looks like nothing. If Mileke is with Israel, finish
- 15:22not letting that bequeath to leave Mondino or not because there was the ambassador of
- 15:28Palestine. What do the protectionist and anti- immigrant governments of Europe have to
- 15:35do with President Well, there' s nothing an anti- tras has to
- 15:46do with it. Let' s say a promonopoly like the president with an
- 15:52an policies I have a U S apolio. Nothing. So it seems to
- 15:56me that there is a confusion between the forms and the background, but not
- 16:00I do not think that the Argentine population is discussing that I ask. You
- 16:07can make a division, something you said the electorate of the most institutional prob,
- 16:11that of the most institutionalist, republican, that of the youth of my
- 16:14laws a lot of young and male voters. Not so much, we can
- 16:17make a sort of subdivision that some colleague of yours made me see in this
- 16:21sense of the vote. The vote for my law was less pocket, more
- 16:25institutional, more anti- quineristic, and the mass vote was much more pocket
- 16:30- sized, much more economical. You can make that kind of split that
- 16:33some colleague did pretty much coincide with that game when he loves the second round,
- 16:40all the second round votes are for that he doesn' t win the
- 16:44other one. I do not mean the votes in the first round, which
- 16:48are the originals of each one of my neida, let us finish with the
- 16:56caste and olaricemos and that of mass was I weep. We see that the
- 17:00process of privatization does not come to the right, we will piss the state.
- 17:07If we have social policies, they press a sandbox that comes to us
- 17:11in Millay, then plus the forty- four that turns us doggonism was going
- 17:17to fifty- six point and in this half of society less that it is
- 17:22supporting the President of has the expectation not give a little bit of the typical
- 17:27division Peronism antiperonism What happens is that it has been said that a part has
- 17:30stolen from Peronism, especially in the youth. No, but one at least.
- 17:33Perhaps he does not tie himself to youth, but from there up and
- 17:34I partly go through youth, I see as a gorilism, antinerism, before
- 17:37Peronism. Let' s say it' s my law or it' s
- 17:44Álvaro, Alsogaray or Manrique, or I' m saying it' s for
- 17:48the ones we' ve got in a few anitos or this macre. Let
- 17:48' s say there. I' m not very surprised. I don'
- 17:49t say to see. I mean, there' s an issue of anti
- 17:53- peronism and anti- peronism. He' s a little stronger than that,
- 17:56President. They' re better off with you. Yeah, that we
- 18:03' ll be more than propinerism. Let' s say because there' s
- 18:07a mix there, because let' s say in the government there' s
- 18:11a Peronist, there' s an issue you need to talk to the antikine
- 18:12himself. It' s good present. There you go. Let' s
- 18:22say how all this evolves, because we have to see how it evolves.
- 18:23Peronism and quinerism relate to alteronism and how everything that is going to evolve Doing
- 18:30that, I say that the big question if it looks and does well,
- 18:34it is clear I electorally, the country will grow, etcetera, etcetera.
- 18:41I mean, the question is mine and he' s doing bad for society,
- 18:45he' s going to go away. Everyone produces one o. That
- 18:48' s always it. That' s always no. As long as the
- 18:53government is doing well, getting out of opposition dispossession is more difficult now if
- 18:57the government starts out badly and people start looking the other way. But in
- 19:00the meantime let' s say no look, no elections, they' re
- 19:03looking at it so much. No, I mean if the government goes down
- 19:06and people start to open their eyes more. Don' t be in front
- 19:08of me. There are two sectors, let us say clearly, there is
- 19:15a Peronism but Quignerism and a non- faced Peronism. That' s the
- 19:18only ones. Which is what peronism not k is not that, but no.
- 19:25Peronism falls, of course, in the end, in Cristina Keisner Peronism
- 19:29does not fit. There is conceptually, there is no incarnateness of diligence.
- 19:34Yes, of course concept Where Axel put it that if you don' t
- 19:41put it in alquinerism, today I put it in quinerism tomorrow. I do
- 19:44not know and speak from the point of view of public opinion. Yeah,
- 19:47yeah. It' s okay in the public opinion that I do understand and
- 19:52we won' t get out of there. Next year' s battle will
- 19:53surely be with Peronism, as a great opposition force and there is no great
- 20:00other third actor. Well, let' s see what happens if there'
- 20:06s not a third actor where a sector of penonism is set up. Some
- 20:10don' t fall any more, but they don' t like what they
- 20:17' re doing. Yeah, and if at least other fronts. But it
- 20:23must also be thought that the elections are then defined in the provinces. No,
- 20:29then there we can get so many surprises, because beyond the national,
- 20:33it also prunes quite the characters and candidates. Surprises in what way. Of
- 20:41course, or it would seem that if you make a prene today, you
- 20:45ask who' s going to vote for who almost thirty- eight calls you
- 20:48Minal' s candidate. All right, but thirty- eight later you have
- 20:53to put up the candidates. Yeah, well, after one looks on the
- 20:59other side, there' s also a couple sum. The problem, let
- 21:03' s say today, Miles would be the first minority. But the question
- 21:07and I remember, when one worked in the provinces and he asked him to
- 21:12vote whose candidate did not from Miley, and the candidate took as many votes
- 21:18as the deputy Miley did not pass. José Pérez was trying, and the
- 21:25people José Pérez didn' t want it. So that' s what I
- 21:30say in a year' s time and said a century for Argentina. I
- 21:37would like to remind you of my agreement that in another context, now,
- 21:42if you are President, you have the resources too, that is to say,
- 21:48voting for the government' s official candidate is easier. In that sense.
- 21:48I always say the candidate has to have flesh. The candidates without a
- 21:53doubt. If you put one candidate, you will not vote that without any
- 21:56doubt, you present one of the pro with more force. Let' s
- 22:03say this radical with more force and it says they support one part of Miley
- 22:06' s city and others not so much, but it' s a long
- 22:08way from here. I would like to recall that the Argentine society of the
- 22:12homia to the presidents when it won him the most in two thousand seventeen of
- 22:18the Argentine society gave them two years. Not that we all said there'
- 22:23s already Macli passed four more years ago, it wasn' t. He
- 22:27didn' t get past the question. It doesn' t make macre that
- 22:33he had a better image than Milaky has, he had better approval than he
- 22:37has at the moment. He wins a mid- term election and is not
- 22:44president, he is not re- elected. And how much Argentine society is
- 22:47going to put in Miley before electoral progress comes. We don' t know.
- 22:52That' s why I say, it seems to me that these are
- 22:56things that are clearer. That year, it' s not very difficult.
- 23:00Yeah, I see. That' s very clear. That' s very
- 23:03clear. And you here if lov puts it inside the side the Peronism k
- 23:08beyond the gesture with this thumb made towers, etcetera, etcetera, the visits
- 23:15of Kislov ah is a bulla sa there it seems to me that what there
- 23:21is is an internal dispute between maximum ts Lope. It is clear that a
- 23:29Kihiros who says that we must open up, we must open up to other
- 23:34political forces, we must seek other alliances. Now that means I' m
- 23:40gonna break up with Cristina. It' s not necessarily clear. Let'
- 23:44s say no Carlos pro Cristina. We don' t know what Cristina thinks,
- 23:48not really clear. That' s why then this I say kins Love,
- 23:52it' s in process. He' s going to see the Pope
- 23:56now. It' s a painting for him. It' s clearly Santa
- 24:00Fe' s, tor et cetera. Then the pain. That makes it
- 24:06happen. It' s a movement in politics. Sure, he' s
- 24:08got a problem. It is in the province of Buenos Aires, which is
- 24:11the place part of pinerismo. But, well, you' re gonna have
- 24:15to go solve that situation. Well, that must be given as it evolves.
- 24:21I don' t put anything on him. Let' s see we
- 24:25' re defending total, total, total. Now how is it seen to
- 24:27see this Kislov, that strong in came from Buenos Aires, that relión despite
- 24:30the milleista ball on the other side, it is said, and that because
- 24:34we were separated and we go together with the offspring we can take out the
- 24:37province. Or what to gain or whatever it was, but I say how
- 24:38you are that if we have seen in public opinion your image is forbidden at
- 24:45most, as Christino of Cristina down, or that it begins to fall.
- 24:48Wait, wait, wait, perepre if Miley starts to fall and that I
- 24:52say to see Cristina, I think that I will no longer raise even with
- 24:56a cherub, that Milay is put down, falls and if it can be
- 24:59a figure of Contex pulsing with this opening and that I can come to fall
- 25:02in love with that ten, fifteen or twenty that is in the middle,
- 25:04it is the one that goes and comes that he wanted to take out Cristina,
- 25:07because he wanted to take Macri and then he wanted to take the image
- 25:11less Cristina and that if they are they give almost the same thing. A
- 25:14little more fancied than if now what number we were of personal image. What
- 25:19a number forty- two points of positive image. Well, about what I
- 25:25have to forgive me, forgive me that' s national, national, yes,
- 25:30well, but forgive me that, forgive me the interruptions. No,
- 25:33that' s nothing else. And you tell me that Milake I' m
- 25:36looking fine. He may be falling, but he' s very high.
- 25:37It' s forty- seven, forty- two great number. No,
- 25:41no, but it' s clear. Eat is the negative. No,
- 25:45it' s negative. Yeah, almost reverse, I don' t remember.
- 25:49Let' s look at it more or less like that. How much.
- 25:55I don' t know if fifty- three is negative. The president
- 26:00of three hundred and four more negative points, to say the question of how
- 26:04he does to fall in love. Well, and this is the pe quen
- 26:07la has to give you the province of falling in love. She can fall
- 26:11in love, she can, I think she has to be young. It
- 26:17has a future. As he says, he has to change the song,
- 26:22not the lyrics and the song. If he can do that, why he
- 26:26won' t be able to fall in love. I could do it quietly,
- 26:33but that needs a clear opening to another or another preaching. Let'
- 26:44s say now, let' s reflect a little bit and the two of
- 26:47us are probably not older than you. We can be wrong. I don
- 26:48' t see Cristina Fernández closed or making a strong internal bid against what we
- 26:52did more makes her want to have her deputies whatever it was. I mean,
- 26:55for example, closing his luston or closing something to a tower. I
- 27:00mean, I think you' ll correct me. I don' t see
- 27:03Cristina and I don' t have to go with pure. Let us make
- 27:06no alliance at all, to defeat what we have now. I do not
- 27:08see Cristina justly closed and beyond internal puge tensions. I said I think it
- 27:12' s a possibility that if the candidate can do it. We are speaking
- 27:18neoludo Argentina in all three years. But I say with a gun behind him,
- 27:21as he wants, with some limits of Cristina Fernández and others if he
- 27:25came to the case. But I say I don' t see Cristina and
- 27:26Parradas. We don' t have to go with maximum or we don'
- 27:29t have to go with pure. I don' t see her in that
- 27:30game at all. I see it as realistic. The point is if society
- 27:33sees it here, xylofus I see a pujaro, a clear tower that is
- 27:37not known, then we have to see who complements who. I think this
- 27:45is a game that is open so The theme is also how much leather backpack
- 27:48in quotation marks can turn out. She' s hot on her back.
- 27:52Now, yes, if we are now seeing silence with the information that is
- 27:57handling us, we are seeing that the people of Cristi want to do an
- 28:02act in San vicent on July 1. For the way and on the way.
- 28:06I think it' s from the field that he' s doing an
- 28:08act on the other side, he' s throwing it and taking over the
- 28:12yew driving. Okay. There you have to see how Cristina solves sereo can
- 28:18prose. Now it' s okay, if I want to see it quietly,
- 28:21it' s good. The court is being marked, down cards until
- 28:22the time comes for the decision or to play or to put effectively, in
- 28:26the balance. Who' s got better, better on deck, let'
- 28:32s say, but yeah, if he opens tensions, there' s that.
- 28:33No one can deny it and I' m not saying or denying that,
- 28:36obviously, or talking well that if I want to say it as yes,
- 28:40what tensions are there now. If they solve it more or process it
- 28:42more or less right now the problem, I repeat is a little embrace of
- 28:45the bear of Cristina. No, but good. That' s why I
- 28:48say it' s a whole subject that' s open. It' s
- 28:52been a long time. I mean, it seems to me that the main
- 28:56thing today is as I said, the but nema that what is the discourse
- 29:02in journalism towards the future. The problem cannot continue to recite the strong protection
- 29:07state and not realize that there is a state that will be failed and the
- 29:15reasons because the state fails if it does not explain to us, it looks
- 29:18there totally, totally. It' s good. Well, then there'
- 29:21s something that theronism has to check out. The peronite does not totally reverse
- 29:25it and is going to have the problem, but pure laughter can re-
- 29:32emerge or a new national movement will arise, where Peronism is also, but
- 29:36you do not go to the center. That' s it. I open
- 29:37it, I don' t see it locked. You see it' s
- 29:44hard for something to come up, and at least the parliamentarians that it comes
- 29:48in, that there' s still a lot missing, that it' s
- 29:51central and that it' s not Peronist. I say it has a preponderance,
- 29:52that it is like the most important actor, that it has in front
- 29:56of the current officialism. I don' t say no for sure, but
- 29:59what happens in Cordoba, who will win to we don' t know,
- 30:02not well, every province is a world? All right? Is it okay
- 30:03if the province is a world? Then everything, out there, puts together
- 30:07the provincial party, yes, the provincial liar, there' s going to
- 30:14be something to look at. It' s okay. The great battle,
- 30:17of course, is the province of l Aire. Total, total and good.
- 30:21And that' s where we' re going to have the most clear
- 30:26totality, the last salt I like to see where the best country ends,
- 30:30where the olear ends. Where we present you neolarsua mos. Yes, we
- 30:34or other issues, he' s not totally, totally, totally in agreement.
- 30:40Last question and already gives you the stirrup, pro and pro and libertarians,
- 30:44the two sides should first ally or should go for serpo sacamas And second,
- 30:51what do you think will happen? First, what should be like political
- 30:53advice and second, what do I intuit? What' s going to happen
- 30:56way me. I think there' s a sector that' s going to
- 31:00be that we' re not going to bulge. There are discussions there and
- 31:03they are governments, they are part of the Government or not, they are
- 31:07part of its Government. Yeah, yeah, so Patricia' s been defined
- 31:10as part of the government. Mauritius defined as not. Yeah. Yeah.
- 31:14I believe that Macrie believes that the gobitema has a management failure and that a
- 31:19strong management change must be made with former officials and Patricia clearly that it is
- 31:26already my law. Then you have to figure it out. So, with
- 31:32which it would seem difficult that it will be. Together let' s say
- 31:37well, there are those who say there' s going to be a negotiation,
- 31:40there are pro people who say to Mira at the end you end up
- 31:45negotiating and that the same macri was zapped seeing some Buckle, some fall,
- 31:48some needs that starts having Millay call him and there you have. There'
- 31:51s a deal with Macroupo Pa. That seems more difficult, but good can
- 31:56happen. That' s what Maclen needs his party to exist as a functional
- 32:00trans. Thank you, politics, well, there was a taste, as
- 32:06always, thank you very much. They didn' t pass big hug uaime
- 32:10here in construction plugar our columnist. We went from a prominent independent fan to
- 32:15the other part of Ballane, Don outstanding Hn Charras and in others our collaborators
- 32:19friends, Don Sergio de Piero, Sergio, Good afternoon, how are you
- 32:22doing, How are you, Fernando, how are you? Good afternoon,
- 32:24All right, well, growing up in the second international cup at stake.
- 32:28Well, well, freedom isn' t the liberator who doesn' t give
- 32:32them the leather, but it' s laudable anyway. I' m going
- 32:36to those things. I' m going to start the hatred of Stone Seresco
- 32:37and Chicana. Last year we played the liberators, what to remember, well,
- 32:42but where did they get to and friend doesn' t matter like you,
- 32:45we' re out of things. All right, all right. Well,
- 32:49let' s just stick to the last thing we talked to Wime.
- 32:51You heard something a little bit about the studio. In the end let'
- 32:55s say we weren' t talking about internal dilemmas. First chatting like a
- 33:00lot of people, I think that the opinion of many is within Peronism.
- 33:02It' s good, now we' re measuring, not me, but
- 33:06then, in the end this is going to end up closing behind Axel and
- 33:10others in the maximum atsel fight that you don' t know exactly where Cristina
- 33:14is playing with. My intuition is that that can happen and that Cristina will
- 33:17also accept an opening, as Kislovs poses with the meeting with the pujaros,
- 33:22a tower fact. I mean, she' s not going to be a
- 33:24Cristina bound or closed to Quisnerism, but she' s going to have,
- 33:28as she does today in the Senate with light. I' m company,
- 33:30open the game and get a little bit closer, at least I' m
- 33:34going to mark the court and win yours on lists and so on to play
- 33:37a little bit in the new song that proposes that if it' s not
- 33:42complicated electorally what look you have on that. Well, as you say,
- 33:45this just started, yes, it' s still a long way off.
- 33:50Perhaps if you look back on the strategies developed before. Well, in the
- 33:57two presidentials, Cristina bet us on a construction that' s a closed narist.
- 34:01He did not end up choosing, accepting to see Daniel sun and clearly
- 34:08choosing Alberto Fernández. So the two times he had to decide on presidential candidatures,
- 34:15he chose to look for Let' s say out of the nearest environment.
- 34:20The first image is really the first. Let' s say sorry,
- 34:22with which one would deduce if you would continue in this line in coherence between
- 34:29quotation marks that and more before, what we have as officialism today is called
- 34:32everything can fail and everything to the other side, I say it would be
- 34:37called effectively, to continue in that line of opening or opening more than ever.
- 34:37If you want to see it that way, it would seem so,
- 34:42as we say well in the current context, by the very conduct of that
- 34:45policy. Now let' s say no and that if it seems so,
- 34:49move in a similar sense and there may now be some sort of nonsense,
- 34:55but your opinions with towers, with pull with the rollor even shows it in
- 35:00that strategy. And how much new song there can be. How much there
- 35:05is of Cristina as a backpack of stones, as I say there it is
- 35:07necessary to do a plural, national and popular construction towards the center and going
- 35:12towards the center, center left. How much, in that sense runs the
- 35:15risk that if you put it, we are flying, but well, talking
- 35:17almost as if it were a coffee of a construction for the coming parliamentarians and
- 35:22for the presidential in three years. How much Christian Fernández represents in stone backpack,
- 35:25for this xsilo who wants to play a little bit, a new song,
- 35:29open the game, have some allies, pro a little radical alias,
- 35:31etcetera, etcetera. Yeah, even though here if he showed some moves,
- 35:37let' s say no. I know how to put it ever. He
- 35:42never showed any distant movements to Cristina Fernández, let' s say no.
- 35:45No. No, it' s just that this implies some level of rupture.
- 35:51It does not seem to me that attention must be paid to the capacities
- 35:54or not in agreement that can be generated between Peronism and Radinsm and even to
- 36:00a pro sector In particular, looking at the Congress of the Nation, the
- 36:07agreement that achieved radicals and Peronists to vote the university financing law, well it
- 36:14was against all that expectation that radicals would never vote with Peronism, with GN.
- 36:21It happened with one subject, well, open the door, make it
- 36:23happen with another not. Then that would be in July, let' s
- 36:28say in Congress. It was not clear that it was dealt with in commissions
- 36:32last week or the other week. It seems to me that I open the
- 36:36door there to the fact that, well, the law of bases apparently would
- 36:42not have voted. Let' s hope it happens tomorrow. There' s
- 36:44a lot of inconclusive tomorrow, but it' s not that it' s
- 36:46defined. It seems to me that he is still in a slow construction and
- 36:51every actor will be watching. This will also depend on how the Government evolves.
- 36:54Let' s say, the government is an endless question mark. Almost
- 37:00everything he does, so it' s hard to know exactly how he can
- 37:05impact the actors every month, governors, etcetera. Because it is not clear
- 37:08to us what the Government is going to be. Well and I return to
- 37:13the point Cristina Fernández, that in a construction, in an eventual or potential,
- 37:16plural construction, part of a new song of kislov shares radiocalism or part
- 37:22of the pro what it was. To what extent is the problem of having
- 37:25Cristina de Fernández supporting it more passively as it happened with more in fact,
- 37:30as a stone backpack, as being pointed out there is Cristina' s candidate,
- 37:35etcetera, etcetera. Look, Cristina Fernández is gonna be there, that
- 37:40' s the tip. It' s the one who' s going to
- 37:43be, he' s not going to run from the political scene, he
- 37:45' s going to continue to exercise his leadership, which will be smaller than
- 37:49a sector what it was. But it' s going to be in fact
- 37:51today. So that' s that giving it the data is that you'
- 37:52re not going to run what' s going to happen with that' s
- 37:55what we' re going to see over time. But she' s not
- 37:59going to dilute her figure, let' s say, she can' t,
- 38:01but get to preside over the party, which one, in general their
- 38:04history, I haven' t seen, but well, it wouldn' t
- 38:07seem. It doesn' t seem like a pardon, it wouldn' t
- 38:12seem, but well, we' ll see what you do with that leading
- 38:15role you have that for now is being more intense than what you thought was
- 38:17going to happen. No, yes, yes, it intervenes quite daily.
- 38:22He did say Wame. Now you heard it. I think it' s
- 38:28just the end. I think you heard it. What is the discourse here,
- 38:30I noticed no, what is the discourse of Peronism. It is the
- 38:32future poses gog who is also a specialist in Peronism. With this state that
- 38:36has failed every place s Millay. If he doesn' t check, he
- 38:39' s gonna be in trouble. If you check, you can walk.
- 38:40Let' s say it' s okay, Milake produced a hecatombe in the
- 38:46opposition on its own, together for change and so on, we can'
- 38:51t ask so much in such a short time if we want to look kindly
- 38:52at the opposition. But I' m saying what you' re gonna tell
- 38:55me there' s time, that this is so green. I mean,
- 38:58but there' s a speech missing or there' s going to have to
- 39:01be clearly a different speech, which if, for example, I speak,
- 39:06we' re going to take back a bit of another song or part of
- 39:07playing another song. I say the opposition speech, which is not just to
- 39:12put on, which is not just to talk about facism or what was outside
- 39:15my law that you believe that there is time missing. The problem seems to
- 39:22me to be the difficulty of establishing a consistent opposition discourse in front of a
- 39:36discourse such as that of Javier Miley, which breaks with almost the entire democratic
- 39:42political tradition of Argentina in the sense that it is a discourse, on the
- 39:45one hand, with irrational borders, say, with constructions that have nothing to
- 39:51do with the plot. As a matter of fact, let' s say
- 39:52I' m not going to do such a thing for someone else because Miley
- 40:00has a relationship, that relationship does not appear and, on the other hand,
- 40:04a very intolerant discourse, not towards the whole of the political, social,
- 40:09economic, cultural actors So, what is the line to find an answer
- 40:12to that discourse. Not well, now it has just triumphed in some parts
- 40:14of Europe. We will see how it unfolds is not the same discourse.
- 40:17I think you didn' t go to us I don' t remember that
- 40:21I got something. Sea discourse LEPN the economic discourse of sea Lepen, has
- 40:25nothing to do with Miley' s. It' s not a protectionist statist
- 40:30discourse like trum let' s say. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
- 40:31Sure, then, there' s one thing that' s still not
- 40:35easy to find. Looks like the valet hole to me. Journalism was said
- 40:38in that sense. What you have to do is promise. Like any political
- 40:43party that has visions of power, it has to build two things. A
- 40:46power building tool and a message of the future. They are not the two
- 40:52things that are essential to achieve a government and in that obvious good, you
- 40:57have to review your message of the future, because the last, the election.
- 41:00No, Lees didn' t finish it. No, and only Miley
- 41:02' s failure is not enough for you to talk about in a future option.
- 41:07Not that' s more than clear. So I say it' s
- 41:13a presto and very soon very little time passed. The damage that the Government
- 41:16of my law is causing in many sectors is very profound. But politically that
- 41:22doesn' t fit as fast as one would if a friend came, yours
- 41:30another political scientist from Madrid. I don' t know about Madrid and asks
- 41:34you and Sergio and Peronism, where I have to look at myself, I
- 41:37guess here, if phobia, is the governor of forty percent of the promising
- 41:39pattern Ebrosar, Where do I have to look at Peronism? If I want
- 41:43to see a little future important actors. Well, the presences in Cristina'
- 41:46s luvio that we believe, I think you' re going to share,
- 41:50that I don' t know if she' s a candidate for the legislator
- 41:53she' s coming in, but to President over there I don' t
- 41:55think I' m saying what actors we have to look forward to. This
- 41:57one I' m not just talking about presidential, but actors matter so much
- 42:00within Peronism and mass inclusion in that game I still do. I think so.
- 42:07You saw the theme of building a national leadership. It also has some
- 42:13difficult to guess ribets. Let' s say there are leaderships like that of
- 42:17Nestor Kinner, who appeared in very few hours with the Presidency of the Nation.
- 42:21Let' s say it wasn' t in the middle of Menem'
- 42:24s in the' 80s. Well, this isn' t serious. He
- 42:27' s not gonna make it. Let' s say, no, I
- 42:30mean by thinking with some governors that today they' re having a certain intention
- 42:37to play in the national game. I don' t know about Governor Quintela
- 42:38de la Rioja, for example. I repeat, I have no idea if
- 42:42that' s going to be successful, but it' s meant to be
- 42:45a very small province. And then one sees the case of Arzora with Córdoba,
- 42:49in a province where Peronist Cordobecism can already be defined as a provincial party.
- 42:53Practically how good it cost your predecessors a lot. In fact, they
- 42:59could not settle on the national scene, neither the Sota nor Eretti. And
- 43:02good because the Cordoba discourse is also a very anti- amba discourse that feeds
- 43:09a lot on a speech that all the blame or that both is a vacuum
- 43:15of resources and good. If you can cneres, the president can' t
- 43:17have a speech like that with the region that has thirty- seven percent of
- 43:22the registry. Then you have as true, as certain limits. I don
- 43:25' t think those are the actors, obviously if you obviously mass it more
- 43:30like that, but yes, I think that, as far as the will
- 43:35was concerned, he' s a candidate for president. He didn' t
- 43:37make a bad choice. He was three points away from winning. In the
- 43:38first round. It has a political structure with some expansion in the national territory.
- 43:46No, it doesn' t have the weight of having a governor like
- 43:50Buenos Aires, as you have to say, but it has a weight there.
- 43:57It was a very unexpected defeat, not in the previous days let'
- 44:00s say, but if unexpected, losing to a candidate who emerged almost overnight
- 44:02and that to Peronism leaves it a little. If you allow me the Turulate
- 44:08expression, then beings still have a hard time thinking about how to reorder that
- 44:14not. It may also happen that suddenly a figure emerges within the ruptured Peronism
- 44:19that has nothing to do with it. This makes it more complicated, but
- 44:21it can happen. Let' s say, I don' t say what
- 44:27would be great I don' t know, I don' t know say
- 44:30someone hadn' t thought of dra today thinking that it might arise to someone
- 44:38who today is not present in the possibilities anymore in a dynamic that we reproduce
- 44:43this breakout thing of using Millay. No. I think outsider would not do
- 44:45well to the political structure periodism, because it is raising the bet of good.
- 44:49Let' s keep making candidates overnight and that doesn' t end well.
- 44:54It doesn' t usually end very well. Speaking of not ending well.
- 45:00We took the picture six months from Miley management. Let' s look
- 45:04forward to seeing it obvious, value it backwards and or a little while ago
- 45:06what I thought be the listener. I think also how you look at the
- 45:08movie forward and grab this doesn' t end well. Let' s say
- 45:13he hooks up, hooks us up. You think the expectation will continue to
- 45:16prevail more than the support, although good a bit of support, but I
- 45:20say the expectation and the vote, responding to the vote that made half of
- 45:22the country, more than half of the country, how you see the next
- 45:25six months is going to be treated a little bit original to see back,
- 45:29forward, how in the next six months for putting a period or Look a
- 45:32little bit more Miley, Let' s say, Look, there is a
- 45:37political merit of my law, which is put a lot of story and epic
- 45:45to its management of government, which is a little unusual. Let' s
- 45:46say no, well, generism, we get tired of hearing storytelling and epic
- 45:50everything. We also had some of that stuff that got over it. He
- 45:52matched them. But I' m saying it' s not right, but
- 45:55it' s not. There was no adjustment of size, there was content.
- 45:58All right, there was that, there wasn' t fair. It
- 46:00' s okay, or wages didn' t fall this way. In that
- 46:05sense. It' s a meritorious one. Let' s say no,
- 46:07because well, it compensates the material basis with this discursive question forward. Well,
- 46:19as always, it' s hard to know what' s going to
- 46:22happen for the future has those things, but the truth that costs a little
- 46:29thinking good, look what the President said today is Tuesday there the same not
- 46:32tweeting about wages that had had a rebound. Well, yeah, they horded
- 46:37three hours before they lied, let' s just say it wasn' t
- 46:38true. It wasn' t like that. That alien nova measurement. It
- 46:44is very difficult to think with a Monetary Fund that is challenging him to accompany
- 46:47him. Let' s say they' re not so clear about where the
- 46:52leverage is going to be so that the fall stops and a government begins that,
- 46:58besides Fernando, has many operational problems, which is in sight, let
- 47:02' s say, in many problems they don' t have people able,
- 47:08obviously, to carry out big things and small things of the everyday by a
- 47:13state is not a joke and what difference? What difference? Maccrino philosophically,
- 47:15I mean in that sense he had brains. We can' t like ses,
- 47:20but I had ges you had, I mean we can' t like
- 47:22where the boat was going with the Seuts, but it had management, let
- 47:27' s say what difference? Evidently, there was also a political experience,
- 47:31in this case of state management, but perhaps there is an experience of handling
- 47:35the most private thing and they paid the costs of that, of the bureaucracy,
- 47:37etcetera. But, but that will be the differentiation that with Matrik we
- 47:42liked, we liked there was a course and in this sense we do not
- 47:45get caught. Let' s say the steering wheel and they don' t
- 47:50even know where or how to take the boat to that destination they want.
- 47:52And one of the ones I tell you seems to see in a lot of
- 47:57public agencies is that they don' t disarm the agency without a lot of
- 48:00idea of the agency' s work. If maqui macrie pardon, he also
- 48:04generated many layoffs in the state had some higher level of say choosing where he
- 48:09wanted to disarm taking care of the functioning of many areas. Now what you
- 48:15see is that what you see and say it by known people who are inside
- 48:19the public agencies, is that the agency is disarmed without an evaluation of why
- 48:22that agency is disarmed. But let' s not deduce. But how much
- 48:27this has the mole he says. I mean, but I beg you.
- 48:29We' ll be two readings away. There' s no lack of management,
- 48:31but it' s also like a destruction on purpose, power, I
- 48:35say, or both. No, but I' m saying, but it
- 48:37seems to me that' s going to complicate your management of the state.
- 48:39That' s what happened to you. I understand that the food issue,
- 48:42indeed, did not see a very high interest in preserving a care structure for
- 48:49people who are in a more difficult situation. But the truth is, it
- 48:52was an endless clumsiness. Let' s say no to the argument of that
- 48:55is that the argument of that is that the ninety for quoting something like this
- 49:00comes from water and so on from the allocations. It' s not about
- 49:01the issue of caring for poverty the humblest with the food issue, I don
- 49:05' t know what they tell you. I' m not saying that this
- 49:07will be like the collateral and small part, although it has had a lot
- 49:12of media impact, but they' re paying costs for that. But it
- 49:13' s like the little part. We, in real terms, won the
- 49:15huatch is the first thing they tell you, not that there you tend more
- 49:19to the humblest, yes, no, but the one that the canteens are
- 49:22complements, let' s say I work in the southern urban choir of Buenos
- 49:25Aires. Yes, the dining rooms are a fundamental complement. The kids,
- 49:30mostly those eaters and adults too, then that starting to falter is a problem.
- 49:37The huache is good news that I have denied it increased, but it
- 49:42covers a number of costs. But not all of them. No, I
- 49:45say look general. It is a Government that does not have, in other
- 49:50words, the resignation of fifty officials and the number of posts that have not
- 49:54yet been filled. It is this one did not talk with a colleague who
- 50:00came from a meeting with the functional of the province of Buenos Aires and came
- 50:06from a meeting with officials of the province of Santa Fe through shared water basins.
- 50:10There are people who gather to check on the cynical basins, future floods,
- 50:15future droughts. There are people working to cost you that you don'
- 50:19t see it and you have no idea that that happens. But this is
- 50:21fundamental for a lot of things. If you neglect that impact, you don
- 50:23' t have it today, you have it in five months, between eight
- 50:27months you have a crisis for having taken care of that. Then that set
- 50:30of abandonment that does the whole route, the videos, n i e of
- 50:35everything, if it' s going to end up jumping on the tab,
- 50:38I' d find you a lot more trouble than you can see. Today.
- 50:38Let' s say it' s not like the ante that, unfortunately
- 50:42the water. Unfortunately, that is going to happen. I mean, it
- 50:45' s not like I' m running out of time for the future.
- 50:47But if you don' t take care of the routes, well, there
- 50:51' s gonna be an increase in accidents. No, no, it'
- 50:52s not that that' s not going to happen then an East Government For
- 51:00the same reason, the President' s neglect to be there now was alge
- 51:02seven. But you can be traveling to anything that has nothing to do with
- 51:06anything. That can' t not impact your internal policy and your foreign policy.
- 51:12That has consequences. They will not be immediate, they will not be
- 51:15direct, but those consequences exist. To drive again, to run a stage,
- 51:20is to run a tremendously large company, then the impacts on the same
- 51:25structure. It can make the impact not immediately visible, but it can be
- 51:28seen shortly afterwards. Now, if we have this diagnosis, beyond the economic
- 51:31one, the growth of poverty, unemployment, etc, etc, in a
- 51:37scenario of relatively low context of that acceleration of inflation in the middle of recession,
- 51:42plus all this that we are adding to what you say I just took
- 51:45notes. The consequences will not be immediate or direct, but they will arrive.
- 51:49I mean, if we have the scenario today, the consultation and we
- 51:52see the holes that are being generated, you have to think that this then
- 51:57I don' t say it' s going to talk in the air,
- 52:00but I say it' s going to have a lot of problems to sustain
- 52:01itself in terms of management and governance. Or Bernalia tomorrow and that would look
- 52:05like it at once. Or people don' t know. Or people continue
- 52:09with expectation, expectation that antichism or anti- macism. That' s still
- 52:16permeating half a society or a little less. And that eats everything. Let
- 52:22' s say I think there' s a group of voters about the first
- 52:25round in particular, and surely some of the second that need to believe that
- 52:30this is going to work, because other failures don' t want to.
- 52:31Then you need to believe that this is somehow going to work. It seems
- 52:35to me that some of that is going around and then, well, what
- 52:40happens sometimes in the crises of a federal system like Argentine Argentina, the governors
- 52:45and the intendents will be holding part of that crisis with the scarce resources they
- 52:52have, but they will be doing that, they will be trying to sustain
- 52:55that, which is a little the intention of the national government not to throw
- 52:59the crisis down. I think it' s going that way. Let'
- 53:05s say later, it' s a way of doing politics, that the
- 53:08canons in which democracy was dissolved, even from those who had macrism, and
- 53:13it establishes this war against the political system. Let' s just say it
- 53:22raises my law that good one. I' d think it doesn' t
- 53:25have much of a future, but we' ll see even more when I
- 53:31get to pass the Senate- based bill tomorrow. You have to see what
- 53:32it does with that, because it is a giant package that today is a
- 53:38political reading. It' s just that he needs the law more like the
- 53:42governance event, to prove that he won one, that he got a law,
- 53:45although it' s not a lepo with a lot of rules, but
- 53:46I say he got one. That is political success more than the law itself
- 53:49to generate what the law could promote. We noticed at that point. I
- 53:53' m not total. We must see why, I repeat, we say
- 53:58what is to be seen, that is, it is a political success to
- 54:00bring them out a law. Finally, now what do you do with all
- 54:04that package, which is a huge package. Not things that affect everyday life
- 54:07are the idea that a SME of people are not employees, but collaborators.
- 54:15Changing the working system in Argentina is not my impact. It can be tremendously
- 54:21good, Sergio, a taste as always. Thank you so much, Fernando.
- 54:25It' s a hug, a big hug, Sergio. I want
- 54:28to ask you for the political scientist. Here in plural construction. We'
- 54:30re with Roffman, there in the cans, Don Juan, we have to
- 54:35see him. Juan fired me with Rockman. It' s okay. We
- 54:37go with Rockman, with the first audio of the two of each week of
- 54:38Rocfman. Well, then let' s go with Rockman. We said good
- 54:43- bye to Alejandro Roffman these last six minutes of the show. We meet
- 54:45here tomorrow at four o' clock in the afternoon with Gustavo Ferrar el Golfo,
- 54:50Ani Marcelo who goes before me with Rockman. One okay, yeah,
- 54:52Juan Damelo okay yeah, well let' s go with Rockman till tomorrow.
- 54:54Thank you, Juan Hello. How are Alejandro Roland in his usual weekly column.
- 55:10In the first praa, I would like to refer to a very hot
- 55:15topic. It does not have to do perhaps directly with the conjuncture, with
- 55:23the economic and social trends, which are generally the ones I comment on,
- 55:30and one with a global profile of the management of the current Government in relation
- 55:39to the relations between society and the State. In the vision of the President,
- 55:49the State is a criminal organization. He described it as such last year
- 55:58and added in his interview with a television station in the United States last week
- 56:07that for him the state is a robbery and that the then he hates the
- 56:19textual state is as if there was a personality that had the name or position
- 56:30of the state, with which there is a harsh ruthless confrontation, because he
- 56:39considers it a group outside the law, in the first place, and,
- 56:46in the second place, that he tries to intervene in the distribution of economic
- 56:57resources among the inhabitants of a country and, therefore, must be definitely relegated
- 57:08to zero and, moreover, hated. This is a very evident sign of
- 57:17the President' s profile, the relationship between his objectives and those of what
- 57:27they share with us and that then poses a relationship of hatred, not enmity
- 57:35or theoretical questioning or impliric epirit, directly hatred. Hate leads to solutions that
- 57:45can be calambitous, but it affects them and sometimes even says it smiling train.
- 57:57So what to say about the State in Argentina is that it is an
- 58:07organization that must be destroyed, but destroyed from within. That' s why
- 58:14I said that he is like a mole, that a spy, an external
- 58:22agent who smuggles into the functioning of the state and corrodes it from within,
- 58:31is eliminating it, destroying from inside plural construction led by Fernando Maurito, by Radio trentopic