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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 correctly with
- 0:21the meetings of the fares to the tariffs scythe all the flies. People run
- 0:25out of money not buying. Now Drane Bacdad told me, although you look
- 0:29like an economic commentator, you see that you understand the minister. That'
- 0:35s what I call a thing. People are drier than country cookie. Not
- 0:38only can he not buy dollars, but he can buy us morfe and he
- 0:42can buy us remedy. You can' t buy pastia, you can'
- 0:45t buy pints, you can' t comb, you can' t comb
- 0:48anything. It' s small details. So many told me while giving me
- 0:51a wafer that said I don' t have stereo. Sonse small detail of
- 0:55home microeconomics. What do we care about in macroeconomics? Ta Ceame that in
- 1:00a short time we will change the face of the poor country will disfigure it
- 1:04even more notes Cabron. The only thing we ask for is a small effort
- 1:08today so tomorrow it does so that tomorrow we can have in Argentina the power
- 1:14with which our elders dreamed. Of course trying a small sacrifice today for TiVo,
- 1:21a small sacrifice today for our records to have tomorrow they inherit a large
- 1:26round part of warm, quiet Minister, listen to me since I was little,
- 1:34that I have heard that you have to sacrifice nothing of the future.
- 1:38The national motto has always been to fuck yourself today to enjoy tomorrow and each
- 1:45other. But the future, by decision, is the future that never comes.
- 1:53It' s just that my friends are good afternoon. Here we are
- 1:55starting a new week in plural construction, thirteen two inflation data from the city
- 1:59of Buenos As. On Friday it will be known by the intec at national
- 2:02level. It is said that because of the effect of gas and especially in
- 2:07the amba, in federal capital, but in Buenos Aires follow the two little
- 2:09ones of eleven of eleven or twelve of this thirteen two of cava we can
- 2:15go to a ten five. According to the Government, allo caputo that one
- 2:16sees difficult. Rather it may be close to eleven or twelve, as I
- 2:22speak with consultants, or I am told eleven twelve. Indeed, based in
- 2:24April and still in May it is down quite eight nine. There' s
- 2:29the blessed digit that the government is going to sell almost as good as I
- 2:32don' t know how to win the football World Cup. Not that it
- 2:35' s still very high, but good. The issue is slowing down.
- 2:37Although Milay already speaks of base to a false bot, so man, so
- 2:40attached to nets that it also remains obside, although I don' t know
- 2:45remains so much in obs because you play already we will talk to our interviewed
- 2:47nunutitos always plays with half truths or lie this deflation, not with that jars
- 2:53of juice. I think they' ve heard. Opsai Caputo left you opside.
- 2:57Miley Ebstein, an economist close to my law to the President got angry
- 3:02I mean, he' s never going to buy any more junk. Well,
- 3:05he misses it. So good. There we are. I find it
- 3:08interesting to highlight statements by Tarrio Carrio, which I would not give him.
- 3:12I' ve said it more than once. Nothing to govern, but to
- 3:15analyze a lot. We' re facing the biggest attack on the middle class
- 3:17in history. Infoe says twenty definitions of quinsac above. He spoke this morning
- 3:22with the Korea Jorge Lana Fons and at this hour with a blue that rises
- 3:27just ten pesitos. He' s still under the nine- year- old.
- 3:29I was counting on Vick in a thousand thirty- nine. Says a
- 3:32holt or in dispute await the draft law basses with a mixture of mistrust and
- 3:37strong spectacle. As long as the truth has been urinated and the rain is
- 3:43coming, or it' s not going to be too strong. If there
- 3:45' s any doubt coming, apparently he' s got a week and cell
- 3:47phones have weeks. Let' s say hello to our first guest of the
- 3:51afternoon, to Don Carlos for a taste with so Carlos how he' s
- 3:54going, how about, how he' s going to do it. Good
- 3:55afternoon. Well, well, thanks for sticking around. Okay. I have
- 3:59a kitten. He' s about to meet and he' s writing that
- 4:02I' m home for twenty years and ten months. That' s about
- 4:04twenty- one. I hope a sanita arrives next Friday in twelve. But
- 4:09you' re almost the same, too. I mean for a cat.
- 4:12Being twenty- one years old and crazy is almost like being a hundred-
- 4:15and- a- half years old and it' s pretty good, I
- 4:19touch wood, but you' re consultant Julia, we' re also celebrating
- 4:20a thousand years. Don' t tell us by the way pass the chingo
- 4:23a little bit to see, as I' ve done it in der is
- 4:28to open our birthday month. The consultant was founded in the year ninety-
- 4:31one, when the sharing began, so it is easy to remember it from
- 4:39me In fact, now thirty- three years I occupied the profession. I
- 4:45turn thirty- eight, always five more, because also in an April of
- 4:48the eighty- six I started an adventure that I didn' t know what
- 4:54it was called, but that was actually this in political consulting. So we
- 4:56' re here. We are happy, we are satisfied and we survive like
- 5:00this. Not many people tell us in Argentina that is not a little by
- 5:03little. Say thirty- three or thirty- three to sing to the retrupee,
- 5:08to envy. No, so let' s all congratulate you. One
- 5:11of the nicest to see. We vote liberalism, because the President has it
- 5:16with the liberal country. We voted pragmatism. How much do these types of
- 5:20statements stick to those permanent prosecutor Luisa got by declaring today with the NATA.
- 5:25For example, we are facing the greatest attack on the middle class in history.
- 5:30Today' s clarin cover as caputo toto, strangely or not so strangely
- 5:33depending on the numbers they will read from surveys. He goes out to attack
- 5:38the prepaid and defend now for what we see in the propaganda has to do
- 5:42with a regulatory nude. We have a seventy that' s under discussion.
- 5:45It comes out to attack the prepaid depending on the middle class toto caputo and
- 5:48is in the central stage title of the best- selling Argentine newspaper, because
- 5:53every time they see a menlodiatos, etcetera, etcetera. I say to what
- 5:57extent we are in this sense, some bullets are coming in. The Government
- 6:00is afraid of that. In the middle class, let' s add the
- 6:03light ballot, the gar ballot, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. I'
- 6:09ve already spent them, even if it' s mild, but obviously,
- 6:15it happens. Let' s not say. We find a balance between approval
- 6:19and disapproval, which is not bad for the Government, given the crisis it
- 6:23faces and the harshness of the measures it has to take. But, let
- 6:30' s say, things are happening that are not pleasant and that, besides,
- 6:34as much as you agree with the hype or the need for measures,
- 6:41etcetera. Anyway, let' s say you' re very shocked if you
- 6:46don' t have prepaid, because, well, the vast majority of people
- 6:48don' t have prepaid either. But if you don' t get that,
- 6:49you get paid for this cream with some edibles, etcetera. Or you
- 6:58saw that the extraction has a concrete numerical impact and has a psychic impact.
- 7:05Let' s not say, I mean, people have, let' s
- 7:11say, they' re accumulating fear with this issue. But well, it
- 7:14is also absolutely true that there is no alternative, that is that people turn
- 7:17around and then there is a solution, because precisely Miley wins, because the
- 7:25two coalitions of two thousand nineteen failed in the government and, on the other
- 7:30hand, because we had talked about it a lot of times. Last year
- 7:33there was a very clear awareness of the crisis. It' s serious.
- 7:39It will take measures that we do not like and the results will touch on
- 7:42arriving, which I would tell you in honor of keeping the expectation in hope.
- 7:49It seems to me that for now much of society says let' s
- 7:54see what happens. It doesn' t mean he' s happy, but
- 7:59it' s also true that it' s too much for many people to
- 8:05have to admit that this is worse to the remedy than the disease. I
- 8:07' m not saying what it means. Let' s say and then where
- 8:13he' s going to see that one seems very interesting to me. You
- 8:15' re going to make a reading that how I vote this as change and
- 8:18flower of change. I also want to see if I can play you well.
- 8:22I want to keep holding on a little bit, because it' s
- 8:26not something that can go wrong. And the truth that it was self-
- 8:28critical to criticize me for saying and to the truth was the worst remedy than
- 8:30the disease. And something also done in these, even if it was fifty
- 8:33- fifty that I believe to be the truth. Some people get higher up
- 8:35there' s some of this. It' s fifty- fifty. It
- 8:39' s clear, which isn' t bad. I say pits you as
- 8:43totally. I still relatively do, but that' s how I put it.
- 8:46I think in the article the other weeks, a couple of weeks ago,
- 8:50it' s the son to believe. I' m not saying much
- 8:54of that approval. It' s the son Creer. I think we'
- 9:00re on our way. It seems to me that the measures and, well,
- 9:03they are hard, but necessary. At the same time and you just
- 9:05mentioned it with the caputo theme that people say good, but it went out
- 9:09of hand. The prices. They should put a little more control around there,
- 9:11which one would say good, but how to control let' s say
- 9:16if it' s messy price this good, okay, so let' s
- 9:20say a little bit. It' s the part of the food I like
- 9:22and the part of the food I don' t like. That' s
- 9:24not what it' s like to leave when I' m capitol against the
- 9:28prepadas. I find it totally unbelievable. I hit him on my side and
- 9:31I say but you free him. Your government has released the decree of in
- 9:33a seventy pass with the other half of the society that supports, that says
- 9:37that well, look toto has taken note and, that is, it is
- 9:41good that he now beat the prepaid ones and this one notice it well.
- 9:43In the middle class, or I say we follow from this fifty- fifty
- 9:46of one old- fashioned reading and the other and the other part the other
- 9:50reading, let' s say, I mean capitalize on this statement. Or
- 9:54I say ah now it says it how you read society. Let' s
- 9:56see. I think first of all, I think it is in favour of
- 10:05the desire for harmony with society. Not that this thing went out of hand.
- 10:09Not now, well, okay, so what do you do? You
- 10:13put a top on it together and tell it boy down by 20 percent.
- 10:18I say because yes, if we' re going to stay lying, every
- 10:20practical serves nothing to not totally. If people say well, yes, the
- 10:24Minister spoke, but in the end nothing happened. Then nothing happened. No.
- 10:28Then you end up paying with another one exactly, so it seems to
- 10:33me that this is the issue, because, above all, with the issue
- 10:35of health. I say because you can even lower the quality of what you
- 10:41eat. No, but the health thing is static I say because you well,
- 10:46you can stop drinking wine, you can stop eating this ur what I
- 10:50know. But if something happens to you, you have no alternative and it
- 10:54' s too much for the middle class. It' s psychologically very shocking
- 10:58to end up in the public feet because it has no money. No,
- 11:01but one thing is that it' s also the public hospital with need and
- 11:05another I say with determination and another because you have no choice. Much has
- 11:09been said, interpreted, and macrism itself has done so. It follows that
- 11:11what hit them was wild tariff increases. We' re on another stage.
- 11:16Miley raised one or total explosion of the systemla. You speak in voice together
- 11:22for the change already totally broken the hit very Peronism, I say, Oh,
- 11:28it does not impact then in that way, with having bara javigar again,
- 11:31for example, the issue of tariffs. Let' s just say to
- 11:33put a punch in Miley' s criability. Yes, first of all,
- 11:37the situation is different in the two thousand fifteen or two thousand sixteen, no,
- 11:39and the crisis is infinitely more serious, which favors Miley because it obviously
- 11:45gives the surgeon the chance to say no. If not, I gave her
- 11:52all the anesthesia she could if it hurts or she did it to her.
- 11:56This is a first place. Secondly, my law serves to highlight the crisis
- 12:03permanently in order to justify the harshness of the adjustment. Independently I always need
- 12:09or don' t eat me, let' s say clearly, but this,
- 12:16let' s say, serves the government as it uses. Then,
- 12:18well, the social consequences go the other way and then let' s also
- 12:24say the fact that Macrie but took trouble and let' s not say if
- 12:31he didn' t take any benefit from what he did because the rates looked
- 12:39expensive and, on the other hand, what happened to him was that he
- 12:43didn' t see it as with enough decision one might say good. But
- 12:46if the expensive rates I had to somehow moderate them and then, to avoid
- 12:50saying a greater evil. But good. But then, then the consequence,
- 12:56the conclusion that draws Milay. I rightly believe the point of view of the
- 13:00strategy, that is, look, Mr Soy, a huge crisis is going
- 13:03to have to be laid down and that justifies this surgery. Without anesthesia let
- 13:09' s say Macri didn' t cheer us up. The weather was another
- 13:13no, that is, the weather was infinitely different let' s say that
- 13:16I think I don' t remember now, I mean, but I think
- 13:20the real numbers indicated that Cristina' s last year of inflation. I think
- 13:22he was around for about twenty- five percent of the tractor mule. Yes,
- 13:26I think that the disaster he received the first month of two hundred percent
- 13:31of Mille and had twenty- five years ago that the inflation of a month
- 13:35in a year today was totally different. Totally different. And also because the
- 13:39matrix of the pro itself was a moderate right center. Let' s not
- 13:45say it was nothing on the extremes, precisely to differentiate from Bichlerín to see
- 13:52what we said we' re not original. My law put a ton bomb
- 13:54that is an emergent divided together by calcium, which has the funds of the
- 13:58Pasadil Montis and peri obviously beaten. Which one I go to is mine to
- 14:03eighty- three, with the passage of Alfonsín, for setting a stage as
- 14:07a political consultant of almost forty years, without our history. I almost said
- 14:11beyond this scenario. I insist on the bomb. How surprised you are that
- 14:16people keep banking, that people are going to happen that half society, or
- 14:20most of it balancedly in society. Let us have passed from a center left
- 14:26that go between folk songs, that go to glory of the state, of
- 14:30the public, a not so much with meritocracy, to this one that seems
- 14:33to be cult of individualism, of the ground scratched, of rudeness, where
- 14:37then we find elements with chain, with cateran. But belligerence is part,
- 14:43probably in another format and accentuated with Miley, but also something that bothered quinerism.
- 14:48I say as a political consultant, there are almost four decades you saw
- 14:54it coming from the fact that people were going to bank you still surprise you.
- 14:58You think that somehow this decants later, but dissatisfaction decants equally. They
- 15:05did not lower their intention and with that the poorest and even less employed people,
- 15:09with fewer changas, will be banking it. What you' ll grow
- 15:15a little hard look first, it doesn' t catch my attention. Let
- 15:18' s say endurance. No, and that' s why we just talked.
- 15:20We saw it a lot last year and I said eye I would be
- 15:26cautious, because it doesn' t seem to me that you automatically make an
- 15:31adjustment and go out the window. Let' s not say a little bit
- 15:35by contradicting what Mr Duran Barba said about whether you' re on time.
- 15:39That' s the adjusting government and then there' s no way out of
- 15:41it. It said fran Durán bar Recremo that it said no candidate that proposed
- 15:46juste. Then Burry would rub it, because no singer would propose fair and
- 15:48it' s going to be fine. Okay. It' s the opposite.
- 15:50Not good. So let' s say that transferred to the government,
- 15:56made it moderate to macri Let' s say this is another situation also because
- 16:00the situation is more serious. That' s absolutely true. Point one.
- 16:06Second point. I believe that if everything failed, your tolerance is also different,
- 16:12because what did you happen to me, what is your table of salvation.
- 16:19And then it doesn' t ring a bell, too. Let'
- 16:22s say there' s like a glove, which doesn' t mean it
- 16:29' s the endurance, even if this solves the blank check. Not sure,
- 16:33there' s no blank check entirely. I also don' t think
- 16:37this is an ideological description of the model. It seemed to me that liberalism
- 16:40should be spoken of. The beginning is not that there is an option for
- 16:42the release. So it seems to me that it is pragmatic in the sense
- 16:47if it results is all right, but if it does not doubt result it
- 16:49is not a question of but if we are on the way to the end
- 16:53of time, I do not say, it seems that would be a mistake.
- 16:56Let' s say conceptualization and, on the other hand, keeping in
- 17:03mind that the two or three situations actually, I say the southern plane,
- 17:07the compatibility and the departure of dual with the Vania were situations in which,
- 17:11under inflation quickly in the recovery of the salary, allowed a boom of consumption
- 17:21and then we passed to happiness, so to speak. That' s a
- 17:26question today, because we don' t know if this is it. As
- 17:30usual, you see short that this is we fell, but we' re
- 17:34going to bounce a lot. If this is one u that this is we
- 17:37fall, we will contribute not so strong, but we will grow or if
- 17:41this is one that this is Argentina falls slows inflation, but it enters another
- 17:45negative stage, which is a hypervesence stability, some stability with greater poverty and
- 17:52so on or for apolyzing. Let' s say, but stability, because
- 17:57don' t forget that if you have solid levels of poverty, let'
- 18:03s not even say because we already have them, but if you add that,
- 18:08even higher levels of unemployment means directly that there is no income. No,
- 18:11then let' s say the wheels. That may happen if the word
- 18:14is fashionable and will stop being inflation and become unemployment. That' s not
- 18:18why I' m telling you how to say, but unemployment, let'
- 18:21s say I can. He can give you crossovers with your wall and law
- 18:23In fact, let' s say the Monetary Fund. He' s warning
- 18:27you. This is not the Monetary Fund. It tells you to look at
- 18:33eye, because if you stretch me so much the circulation of currency can pass
- 18:37a stage where you enter a perven section of which it is more difficult to
- 18:41get out, because neither is it that we are going to pass a serious
- 18:45inflation and it will say good. So, there, yes, I'
- 18:47m starting to monetize the economy and pick up consumption. You don' t
- 18:49have an eight around. Per cent monthly inflation, which is an achievement,
- 18:53but let' s say if you' re limited to practicing the economy,
- 19:00then look at that as an unprecedented scenario. It is an unpublished scenario for
- 19:03Argentine. Miley' s style of communication in Baru already speaks with half truths.
- 19:07I mean, it' s liberalism. For example, He is a
- 19:11dogmatic. It is also a pragmatic part To him I say the law likes
- 19:15society or listens when he says no liberalism, that is, when my law
- 19:18fills his vocabulary, his account of liberalism and we said that society did not
- 19:22become liberal it has to be a basis of the right- wing belt,
- 19:25not trointa, twenty- five to thirty. I mean, people don'
- 19:29t care, because they want inflation to drop, not recession, and everything
- 19:32or anyone else notices it out of focus, and if this kind of thing
- 19:36doesn' t free me, I want inflation to go have a life more
- 19:38or less. I mean, I mean, let' s be very gross,
- 19:41they' re turning outside the jar or not right now they don'
- 19:45t look like that because they' re not doing badly in terms of public
- 19:47opinion. Let' s not say ideological appeals, not society or listen to
- 19:52them and so listen to them. I don' t doubt it. We
- 19:56measured. You saw that the President, when he was a hundred days old
- 20:00that a colleague did, made him a well- known report that I think
- 20:04the government converted him. Let' s say in a three- minute video.
- 20:07Something like that saying. We are lowering inflation, we are lowering insecurity,
- 20:11all in spite of politics. I know the Argentines are suffering well.
- 20:15I would say that most, including the people themselves, who support it and
- 20:22who believe that the hype is the right one, the video didn' t
- 20:26go mostly well. Let' s say why. Because the video lacks the
- 20:29attitude of my law, lacks empathy, clearly you don' t lack social
- 20:33sensitivity and why it doesn' t work on it. I say it has
- 20:37so much to do is in communication, in networks it' s part of
- 20:41not interested me. He' s dressed and dismissed That' s a good
- 20:42one. Look at the truth one thing, I mean, and the truth
- 20:45is that the plant is super populated. Unfortunately, we have had to reduce
- 20:48and another one outside or adorn almost in pride, that is, taking weight
- 20:52per test. That' s a little what people buy, because in communication,
- 20:56for example, you don' t work on this empathy that I'
- 20:59m going to say because it doesn' t suit me I say no.
- 21:02First, first, well, the character doesn' t turn out the character
- 21:07doesn' t sane good, but you as yourself, you can coerce him
- 21:08for what. But no, because b the vehemence, is part of the
- 21:17political concept. It' s not a style problem, it' s a
- 21:22little vehemently, but it' s trying to do that. I mean,
- 21:23it' s part of the same thing. Vemence marks the aggressiveness that justifies
- 21:30the size of the adjustment. Now that doesn' t necessarily say, it
- 21:37has effects on public opinion. I insist it' s much less to the
- 21:40coast. In the long run, don' t have results. And,
- 21:41on the other hand, the fact that it' s okay for them to
- 21:47throw in a neok, to cut with corruption, contracts on the whole insurance
- 21:52issue, etcetera. That' s all right, but where a lot of
- 21:57people start running out of work, and that' s already a picture that
- 22:00nobody gets. When in my law that is then with a recital, a
- 22:07cell phone bot falls prices, but then it turns out that it was a
- 22:11false account and it had fallen into it nothing less than before. Caputo and
- 22:14it looks like this tahl leifstein, like I think you heard lincho saying he
- 22:17' s not going to buy dio kills you in jumbo. Well, he
- 22:19misses it. I say nothing. Neither are people in another. Let'
- 22:25s say they don' t affect me either because I say a public authority
- 22:29or it plays so much with the network or it' s part of its
- 22:32construction, the half truths, half lies, and so we already know it
- 22:34and so we let it run look. First let' s say the topic
- 22:37of networks. On the one hand, he screws up our nets. It
- 22:41is not a subject, no, if there is an observation, yes,
- 22:47it is a subject of observation, of public opinion in the President' s
- 22:52obsession with networks. And that one, those who support it, does not
- 22:56like it either, because they believe that we are going to see to be
- 23:00like this, distracting from the task, blurring from the problems, or from
- 23:06the problems themselves. Not even on their own. Let' s say the
- 23:10same, but I tell you in the child to want, because in reality,
- 23:14when you say you want dollarization, no, we don' t like
- 23:17privatization. And well it depends, but it' s very aggressive. He
- 23:21should talk more, because otherwise, if he doesn' t build the councils,
- 23:23he won' t be able to get the dnu laws out and I
- 23:27don' t know, because he had too many issues on him and the
- 23:33networks and it seems to me that all that is being distracted is also said
- 23:34by the audience that supports him. I say no, and the broken state,
- 23:37because we passed a state present in the discursive, the story pinerite and
- 23:41with people who needed it the most, they me who did whatever it was
- 23:45to a zero state. Well, again, the state is the enemy said
- 23:48yaran three hours with fantino a friendly report again of the state of the criminal
- 23:52blah blah. I say the one who goes to a small room in a
- 23:56public hospital, the one who attends such an elbow, I say those people
- 24:02puyla, but not again correct milestone that I want to understand also does not
- 24:06care that in Miley put against the state in which this same person is in
- 24:08has to hold, let' s say, he does not care about porta
- 24:12va the inflation of the disaster that the others and others made. I want
- 24:14to understand. No, yes, totally. First, this takes four months,
- 24:18so, well let' s see what it' s about. It
- 24:22' s not a first point. Secondly, I believe that there are even
- 24:26people who do not support it, who do not want the Guillerism to return,
- 24:30which is also an element in favour of it. Third, until people
- 24:36finally drop the tab on what it' s about. This is going to
- 24:40take time, too. Then I say it seems to me that from that
- 24:44point of view one must be cautious with the understanding of the rhythm, to
- 24:52which society assimilates what is happening. We have difficulty interpreting, projecting for the
- 25:00most part you said and you see it I say with people walking quietly in
- 25:07middle class in the lower semidia. Yes, but the cuckoos did, but
- 25:10they threw it out but I say good, but you have a retired pope.
- 25:12Yeah, of course it' s killing him in others. I mean
- 25:15cousin, it' s still okay, it' s true in context.
- 25:18It' s little, it' s four months, no, but I
- 25:22say anti- Quinerism, until when it' s going to continue to be
- 25:26associated or gymism is going to have taken over, it' s going to
- 25:29continue to associate Quislerism with Peronism, because I say Peronism has historically been the
- 25:32alternative and says it' s going to come from twenty years of quinerism.
- 25:33This is going to be very difficult to take off that backpack or that domain
- 25:36over. While, indeed, I believe that the few truths he threw at
- 25:38Jermila, he who has whom he is already seen in electoral terms, no
- 25:41longer runs. It presents what I present to you and I say it is
- 25:44a minority. Such dissociation may be very difficult and, if it can,
- 25:51face a post- Poquimerist Peronism. With this other song, very passing,
- 25:55with time, but I say fu quinerismo, peronismo, how we are.
- 26:00Look, I' d tell you that chiginarism is contemporary Peronism, so let
- 26:06' s say it' s like getting your nickname out. I' d
- 26:11say it' s half, impossible, not impossible, and because why should
- 26:18we say someone who' s not to say a convinced, an affiliate,
- 26:22a militant, etcetera. I should say no, this is guislerism, but
- 26:26Peronism was different. And yet what a Peronism. The question that everyone makes
- 26:30you of the one that is said to be outside the usual policy of men
- 26:36in, that of the kilchers whose. So, the mass one, then
- 26:41let' s say there. I see a lot of difficulty in taking the
- 26:45sack off and the other thing to comment on is that Cristina worn out,
- 26:49but it' s still. Let' s say the main figure with a
- 26:55lot we' ll probably say already with many people who don' t even
- 26:59see it as an electoral alternative, as they see it as a simple ideological
- 27:00reference. I' d tell you, and if there are no alternatives,
- 27:07how' s new. If there' s not a figure, a face
- 27:08that tells you, I don' t laugh at some jar crying that I
- 27:11decided to go back to the pjo, something like that, something like that
- 27:15a centrist of Cordoba, let' s say only in that case, but
- 27:22I would have to go back, I would have to process the rest I
- 27:27would have to accept that I see it difficult, the truth that saw it
- 27:32difficult, but then, because I say then my law celebrates has the great
- 27:34handicap of part of half society in favor, so and the alternative lack.
- 27:36And then where. If you tell me, you go to me or what
- 27:40you say, which is very good to say ginnism, is contemporary Peronism.
- 27:44Hence, the alternative cannot arise a priori. Where the alternative can come from.
- 27:48We' re destroying four months of everything you want. That' s
- 27:53not what I think anymore. First, I believe that what alternates yes,
- 27:57yes, the worst thing that could happen to Argentina is that Miley goes wrong
- 28:00and we enter into a political crisis of emptiness, because with whom he governs,
- 28:07with what alternative, that is not the situation of the two thousand one,
- 28:11when Dualde arrived. That' s on the one hand. Secondly,
- 28:15I would say that, in fact, I say one, when it puts
- 28:21the main political figures of Argentina, the main ones. Then, I don
- 28:22' t have to make a list of ten among several, but you have
- 28:26to put three. Let' s say, obviously it' s my law
- 28:30is Cristina and Macrit Macri Cristina, extremely worn out, with difficulty, with
- 28:37much difficulty to be competitive electorally, with which this is a situation that also
- 28:41helps my law, for people to look sideways and say and well, let
- 28:45' s wait to see how Maccri tamor let' s say no, dead,
- 28:53no, but because he steals Miley' s path and robs the right
- 28:57and gene in an electoral breath. I see him hard in alia ros but
- 29:00he won, but not add a single space. Not sure. If milal
- 29:04goes well, the pro has to go in line, I say because what
- 29:08he' s going to do. Well, we have some nuances, but
- 29:14we applaud go forward, as Dietir said yesterday, less bad than Millay won,
- 29:18because if we hadn' t been able to do this very well,
- 29:23entirely, very frankly. And if it' s wrong, how it wasn
- 29:29' t. Because for people this subject that is inside, Patricia Wulrich,
- 29:33is a subject that the nuances we see, for people yes, but they
- 29:37are already inside. If we' re locked up for the one who'
- 29:44s against it, we won' t even talk because Vulvicsh and Macrison are
- 29:45the same. Good for that, but then promcri let' s say it
- 29:49' s complicated. Also obviously, that there' s no decision and say
- 29:52well, not my own Leily went wrong. We will make an alternative more
- 29:56moderate, more pro impossible and possible, not especially when you are trying to
- 30:02convince him, to be more inside count. Obviously, that complicates the process
- 30:08absolutely and lubricated them. He made polarizing bets, betting effectively, that Miley
- 30:15hit him in Mega mileaille pegl comes out happy, I guess the net,
- 30:21something on the side of the center with part of the Peronism. I can
- 30:22imagine. I don' t know what to pick up your company and governors,
- 30:29some light tickers, but he illustrated a character. Let' s say
- 30:33it was blurred in public opinion and still doesn' t win its territory,
- 30:36making it very difficult to be a leader. If you don' t rule
- 30:38your territory. He' s always the opponent in his own district. So
- 30:44a lot of that complicates him, with a lot of difficulty driving radicalism,
- 30:48because medicalism. Today, let us say the most important are the five governors,
- 30:52who are what we have of troops from already a rather party bloc and
- 30:59some other details. That, on the one hand, liked it I find
- 31:02it difficult. The more I think we' re still having the same kind
- 31:04of difficulty. Let' s say character of personal prestige, I mean,
- 31:07but with a lot of difficulty projecting himself into politics. In particular, Pichetto,
- 31:12a little figure with not very well known to the public and or valued,
- 31:18but not very well known. And then, well, it' s
- 31:22important for politics, but it' s very difficult for it' s going
- 31:26to take a lot of kind to settle in society. He doesn' t
- 31:30rule it out, I mean, but that takes time. There' s
- 31:32no more. And good, I mean, the best images in Argentina are
- 31:37Milady Shabel, Patricia Wolvic and Suma. And that is that Aretti, but
- 31:41well, for now he' s a silent leader, Villa Ruel as you
- 31:48passed it you said there may be some cycle. Hey, the showdown is
- 31:52clearly below the line, but I' m saying below the pombro what we
- 31:55' re gonna call it. There may be some future Tyron. Let'
- 31:59s say I don' t know how to use it goes more or less
- 32:02well it holds up and with this alternative lack, there may be noise there
- 32:07or Villaruel won' t take your feet of dish at least to you an
- 32:13eventual or nothing, Molemon, a madness, a candidacy for the reelection of
- 32:16Milay or of the carinas themselves, that is to say Villarroelve I want to
- 32:21see Villa would expect Calm is young his time. Or can it be a
- 32:22conflict in the future in three four years? But to see it can be
- 32:25a conflict and it can be a conflict before three or four years depends on
- 32:29how you are going to see it little, because I think Billarmo I speculates.
- 32:37If it goes well, well, I was vila contributions given with my
- 32:40nuances and if it goes wrong it is and good let' s think something
- 32:45else. Let' s just say I don' t get the impression that
- 32:52villain bell would like to visualize himself as an alternative. If the Milay process
- 32:55fails, as I say, I share the ideas, but not like all
- 33:00the ways, I don' t compare the styles, etcetera. Alternative institutional
- 33:02successor. I mean, let' s put Milay down in a year'
- 33:07s time that he doesn' t take both positions, but that we'
- 33:13re clear or figure not Miley, not for sure. If Milay doesn'
- 33:15t do so well and it seems that his election bet would be risky,
- 33:21it' s not that he would like Villaruel to be his Let' s
- 33:27say the one who raises the flag and moves forward. But let' s
- 33:30definitely say Villa tries to say good again. So let' s say an
- 33:36angelos, not Alfonsín, a critic in the government fails this critics and now
- 33:43and if Miley' s doing moderately well, he stands up with a certain
- 33:46chance. We' re flying legit. Pre I mean, on stage,
- 33:50unlike my Villarroel law, he' ll be waiting patiently for eight years of
- 33:53management of miles or three or four years from now. You can raise it
- 34:00or not. Now it' s my turn or I want my turn.
- 34:02There may be noise there. He' ll be able to finish up some
- 34:07extreon and say no. Watch out that Pillarroll can cut itself and we have
- 34:10two space candidates in the selections within three years to see. I think if
- 34:16Miley' s doing well, there' s not much discussion, not about
- 34:22or, because it' s also going to be who' s going to
- 34:27finance a campaign for you. If you' re the Vice President against a
- 34:30President who read her well, that sounds half b We don' t want
- 34:34so much lin alex and he' s doing well, he' s not
- 34:36doing well, he can' t go, I say, but he'
- 34:42s kind of not doing well enough for people to say good. I give
- 34:43you another period in that sense. Now it' s going to barbarian,
- 34:46but what. But it holds a hope, it holds an expectation. No
- 34:51Juan, he says I' m the second best- looking president in the
- 34:54world. This one bounces again. We' re tied up for Mauri and
- 35:00everyone who looks nice and my aunt kills herself. Rizony finds out. That
- 35:04' s because I say there are things that say they' re pas that
- 35:07look like a showman. I' m saying how he started and did the
- 35:09drama and I' m telling you to be the dumb- ass president caputo,
- 35:14he called him the best president in the world. I' d say
- 35:15the planet. But I say and say that I am the President who first
- 35:19cost someone and then he said it in an interview and I am the President
- 35:22with the second best- looking President around the world, which is not real.
- 35:27No, but I say no again we' re still in the same
- 35:30straw. Yeah,' cause that' s not the point. I do
- 35:36not say the theme is to see for now I leave you, follow us,
- 35:43follow us philosophy, pancho de la molina, Ga follow, try to
- 35:47solve the problems says some pavadas. Well, bad luck being said he'
- 35:51s like that. See, you saw what he' s like. Well,
- 35:53nothing, the problem is that if the thing goes into a mess and
- 35:58the people, tell me about everyone, that would kill something that obviously doesn
- 36:02' t bother you again go to first the results, especially the economic ones,
- 36:07and we' ll see what happens to unemployment or recession for how much
- 36:10premium is totally securitized the theme of styles. But there are a lot of
- 36:15people, or many voters, who are a lot of citizens who don'
- 36:20t agree, who support, but who have expectations for him, but who
- 36:22don' t support him. The style is a little measured. That'
- 36:25s right, that' s right, that' s right, that'
- 36:29s right, that' s right, that' s right, that'
- 36:29s right, that' s right, that' s right, that'
- 36:29s right. Seventy percent of the people think so, seventy percent, per
- 36:30jemplo, and they don' t like it. Let' s say he
- 36:34doesn' t like it because I tell Quinnedista, it may be I'
- 36:37m a quinnerist, I say yes, Cristina face- to- face,
- 36:40but I liked let' s hit the Comisa. But that' s why
- 36:42I tell you when it' s very confrontational. It is clear that because
- 36:45he gave, above all, considering that the President is having, above all,
- 36:52the profile of a President in terms of support, of a classic President
- 36:55who is not a Peronist than this, that has more support as he goes
- 37:02up the back is then recorded alive at that point. It seems to me
- 37:04that there is a question of style that is important and that if everything goes
- 37:08well, nothing happens. And the day you bother to say and besides,
- 37:13I don' t like the style. Let' s just say that,
- 37:16don' t get married very clearly. I say it gives me the impression
- 37:17that that to see if you have forty- seven percent approval, seventy percent
- 37:21of the people who consider it very confrontational and you can imagine that the forty
- 37:24- seven that that test all consider it confrontational, arrogant, autocrat and all
- 37:29I know of all this criticism that occurs. Then it is clear that there
- 37:36is a good part of the people who support it, who say yes,
- 37:38okay, but it is very confrontational and in that sense it is very clear
- 37:44the quantitative and focus Cruo well Carlos a taste for this long talk will be
- 37:47the interview. Thank you very much for you always do not, please,
- 37:51a pleasure to open aside Carlos for the highly outstanding political concept our collaborator,
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- 39:23in rural construction. Count from tomorrow, the weekend, apparently on Saturday three,
- 39:31one of the days, sure r and mosquitoes chew with the rains.
- 39:37Well what is promised is deuded we have it in line of Agustín Monteverde,
- 39:39that one is more gently attends to me, Gustín, good afternoon, how
- 39:44it goes, Agustín cut himself or Augustine you are there. I hear a
- 39:52noise to see whether or not you taste calmly. I think he knew well
- 39:57deserved that good Blue bounced a little, because there may be a decrease in
- 40:00the number of jobs that follows the affliction of now very well step, very
- 40:04very knot, but decelerating who are the four businessmen that are part of the
- 40:08Council of Economic Recurrencies in milag that say POE a narcoterrorism, that had six
- 40:15suspects for the four crimes 70th sure rosaries. The cooperative has nothing to do
- 40:22with the fact that the official made millions of transfers. Now, Augustine,
- 40:24let' s see, Augustine, good afternoon, how it goes, Augustine,
- 40:30you' re there. I don' t hear anything. Let'
- 40:34s see, Agustín Monteverde, I don' t hear absolutely no. I
- 40:38don' t know if we' re low, we' re in trouble
- 40:43with communication, what else do you want, otherwise we' ll have to
- 40:44call him Whatsapp. I don' t know how to see him send the
- 40:47production, but Watta' s. Now we see, we see less of
- 40:52an alternative, because we have type. So, well, let' s
- 40:55say interesting definitions of Carlos for construction. Plural Mos with Javier Correa today writes
- 41:00a note in online politics and with political coupe and Gustavo Ferrari Wolfinson, nor
- 41:06Thursday with Rockman and Daniel Ir To see if he is now from Monteverde.
- 41:15Now, Augustine, you listen to me there, Augustine, well, there,
- 41:22if not about, I don' t know how to try during the
- 41:23week for baar. I don' t know what the problem is. Well,
- 41:28what a topic. I don' t know what I' ve been
- 41:30through. I know it was coming out of a lunch, but well,
- 41:32they can count us, I don' t know why not what' s
- 41:35in it. Listen to me, we' re following the search, and
- 41:40we' re going on. Agustín, listen to me where to try.
- 41:44Well, I' m still calm. Says Javier Correo writes our interviewee tomorrow.
- 41:50The hypnotic power of the Otero government lives in online politics. The good
- 41:54scandal. I don' t know if they' ve been with anyone who
- 41:59knows the half a lie about the look bot, my boot of jung Don
- 42:01leaves chicon Agustín is with two left cien my law and also the cat minister
- 42:05to see Agustín. You listen to me there now, just at last.
- 42:08Okay. Thank you for having them. We had the fifth time I introduced
- 42:12you, but the important thing was that you were good, good afternoon.
- 42:14I' ll throw you a couple to make it a little quick. I
- 42:16know you' re in a hurry. Maybe I' ll thank you.
- 42:19I' ll shoot you some triggers to see from definitions. If you like,
- 42:23on the one hand, I don' t give a damn where the
- 42:29dollars come from. This is milay a laundering the topic of fear of drug
- 42:31trafficking washed away. You share this phrase and delete this phrase from the Chairman.
- 42:37Yeah, sorry. I don' t take care of everyone else'
- 42:40s phrase. It doesn' t exist, well, but he' s
- 42:45the President. I ask you what you think of that statement by the President.
- 42:47No, but it doesn' t refer to the orc washed, nor
- 42:54does it refer to the trafficking of people, nor to the arch the bullet
- 43:01or the aplos hate bi I honestly think, it seems to me to be
- 43:06staying somewhat anecdotal. I know always by squeezing official phrases, you were always
- 43:09going to find out what happens that if I had said more we' d
- 43:19be hitting him. I also say consistently or Cristino farta that if I had
- 43:23said it maya, it would have been credible that I had no problem going
- 43:30with things that were not really detestable. No. Don' t you?
- 43:36Don' t you? Don' t you? Don' t you?
- 43:36Don' t you? Don' t you? I' d say no.
- 43:38It' s not like that. In fact, or another Rodolfo Santánchez.
- 43:44Beyond ascription of the figure, I mention it to the listeners, it
- 43:46is not necessary for you to engage with the figure of mind. But it
- 43:50says the importing trap is the trap with which reserves are accumulating. Let'
- 43:54s leave the Santa Anchel' s side. I' m going to the
- 43:57concept. Let' s say well, yes, to see the only thing,
- 44:05the only thing there to be an asterisk. It' s the trap.
- 44:07Like the trap, that' s the mechanism just next to everyone.
- 44:14There' s nothing wrong with it. No. No, no, no,
- 44:16no, I think you said intruder with a negative. Honestly, I
- 44:24don' t forgive role. I know him good to know too. But
- 44:30the phenomenon of having to accumulate reserves again postponing importers. That' s not
- 44:36similar to what he did beyond operating instruments. Please, this is kind of
- 44:42like two people so similar because they used to leave for a week as a
- 44:51mother. What and what difference in issues of importers to one economic management another
- 44:58in the matter of importers, the economic plan not to see. The subject
- 45:00is very simple. In Argentina, dollars are missing. Go New, they
- 45:07took dollars out of the stones and the stones didn' t throw any more
- 45:10dollars. One thing we had to do was pay less dollars off. In
- 45:15what way they eat less, drink everything that can be given and we take
- 45:19it out so that people can do such a thing, so that people can
- 45:22do such a thing. But well, the last missing was to extend imports
- 45:28the ready also songs. Well, you found, you found a guy in
- 45:37the cabele run over by four cars. Obviously, you' re obviously leaving.
- 45:43The first thing you' re going to do is try to apply first
- 45:52- aid medicine to her. Yes well, ok good until Sunday horse warned
- 45:59about the delay of the exchange rate. I think you a little bit.
- 46:01You agree not with the issue of backwardness. The exchange rate or don'
- 46:06t look yes to see the word wouldn' t be the wing. Evidently,
- 46:12what you agree with is that the exchange rate advantage was getting excited.
- 46:19Now, what you need to see and what you can' t see is
- 46:23I think the price drop comes and then they' ll recover real exchange rate
- 46:30then you' re against some sort of evaluation and improvement to deal with the
- 46:37liquidation of tegro carriers Acá be against us, please, but understand that you
- 46:45can choose one policy or another to get to the same place. You can
- 46:52take those different opinions. One was chosen, but then this way is now
- 47:04the low of prices, because if you devalued remotely it reached the entrepreneur it
- 47:09was already pleasing radio so far, I would recommend it, to review its
- 47:15cost implications and to the extent that it can give I looked it down because
- 47:20it is going to advance its competition, because the band that is the point.
- 47:25Now, lowering the prices gets out you get to the same thing you
- 47:31want to get with a devaluation of the denominational type. You don' t
- 47:37believe me then. We must not devalue it, because you are risking a
- 47:40little bit of inflation. That' s why you don' t devalue.
- 47:45It' s not that politics has already been. This one. There could
- 47:49have been another policy that OK would have followed in the line of this policy
- 47:52would not have been eighty- five percent in December, and from there on
- 47:58it would have been a different policy. But it was chosen or it'
- 48:04s already. We' re physical people always. So, now you have
- 48:08to eat this path, but ready each are different forms. OK yes,
- 48:15yes, he took this path, that follow this way, forgive me you
- 48:17told me that if you' re a merchant that lower prices, good producer
- 48:25trader and how all and raise the cost of light and spending. With those
- 48:30examples, how to sustain it Yes, so you' re studying your cost
- 48:34equation and lowering prices as far as your possibilities are concerned, that' s
- 48:38why the possibilities that issue of cost gives you. But for it' s
- 48:40impossible. Today you say, I think it' s possible. But Dale
- 48:46can assure you that what if there is some entrepreneur that is going to me,
- 48:53he if he really studied his ejo, this he knows perfectly well and
- 48:57that he can lower it. If it wasn' t studied, I recommend
- 49:00that studies won' t be able to go down and you think there'
- 49:05s going to be a base, there' s going to be a deflation,
- 49:07not an acceleration of inflation. Obviously, there' s not going to
- 49:12be anything else where he starts to get ahead of himself. This is the
- 49:16market fisho to get ahead of the others. And where and where there'
- 49:23s deflation, there' s a lot of products there was any supermarket.
- 49:29I remember supermarket. There are already several studies of consultants, of experts in
- 49:35culture. I can' t tell you I' m not no, no,
- 49:39it' s not supermarket that I don' t. No. I
- 49:40' m on, I' m on, there' s still the president
- 49:45of the ROSA SRS. They' re saying that. Yes, the fact
- 49:52that the one who drops prices is not only going to be able to sell,
- 49:58to end the mobilization of capital, which means not to sell, but
- 50:00also to use the line of competition. My advice does not fall asleep,
- 50:08because if it is not going to be a wallet. How much do you
- 50:13care? How much you' re worried about the strong ones in the recovery
- 50:16of the recession. Frankly, I don' t care so much No,
- 50:28honestly, I don' t care so much about such a drop in fiscal
- 50:30spending. You don' t have to worry so much about falling incomes and
- 50:35such. You' re talking about the street, forgiveness, the fall of
- 50:39the fundraiser. You' re talking about the pantocre drop by one in the
- 50:45number. How many of us put the number to which there' s recondation.
- 50:50Not if I like you better than not how much you do. Looks
- 50:52like this song isn' t going down. It' s the recommendation.
- 50:58No, no, I don' t know, I don' t have
- 51:00a touch anymore I have so much to ask you that I can' t
- 51:02look for it, but I can' t remember. You' re down
- 51:0616 percent. Suppose he goes, suppose he goes down twenty. You liked
- 51:09twenty instead of sixteen twenty. I don' t know good. The primary
- 51:14chant dropped by more than forty, and that share of spending is sustainable.
- 51:19Let' s say, like or I can raise some, no, because
- 51:22there' s the subject. It' s sustainable. There is the issue
- 51:24not for no good, the issue of the populations that will have to be
- 51:27updated. Yes, sustainable, sustainable, not paying him perfectly terrible, etcetera,
- 51:32etcetera. How, of course, everything depends on the word, whatever
- 51:36the sustainable word is, but remember, sustainable and everything that is walking you
- 51:43Hello, Hello, Hello, Hello, You are walking sorry for following Ball,
- 51:51Yes, Hello, Augustine or tell me and I don' t hear
- 51:57you, yes, yes, go there, there, I go there,
- 51:59you come back I hear you, well, I tell you as if you
- 52:02were beyond Australia. But what I' m telling you is that it'
- 52:09s sustainable. Yes, the degree of savings that has been made in the
- 52:14first three months, not after what is going to be the four or the
- 52:16five. Let' s say by the time it' s determined whether there
- 52:23' s going to be neu oley bas or whatever the degree of rock is
- 52:27going to be in the economy, it' s going to give the government
- 52:31a margin to get there to stay calm. Give him yes, okay,
- 52:35I' ll fight your po or saving margin. Give it to him,
- 52:39okay, okay, I' m gonna peel you off a little bit.
- 52:40You remember a talk we had quite as grateful as ever. I don'
- 52:44t have you almost anything out there screaming, but I' m asking you
- 52:49to get on the way back. Okay, you told me there were going
- 52:51to be free parity. I remember it in some time talks. That'
- 52:53s not happening today. We' re not crazy. A trucker deal.
- 52:57If you also forgot a part that the fares had to be free by company
- 53:01for being cordal. Yeah, well, but what makes the cheerful today,
- 53:06yeah, yeah, yeah, well, more than free is for businesses.
- 53:10Let' s keep it right, he' s pretty down on the problem.
- 53:19I' m not telling you anything. Yeah, well, hug,
- 53:22big guy, anyway. I know you' re having lunch and we have
- 53:24a few minutes left. Not the problem. Hug, hug or ball.
- 53:29Hug. Agustín Bye Bye, that we greeted Augustine, because the truth that
- 53:31was heard was very bad. There you go. The last one we'
- 53:36ve ever talked about was free with a liberal respect, because it' s
- 53:45government for nothing or, but free must be all. Thirty. Augustine,
- 53:54well, I thank him the most Augustine deference we always speak very well for
- 54:00him. Yes, it' s complicated, but the king wants more.
- 54:08Well, there we have to spare him everything Vice President understands, says it
- 54:13for respect. The truth is that one, as a communicator, can stop
- 54:19calling her attended to many things, not like this Trump, who said today,
- 54:23friend of meeting Leon more on a trip to Miami, one more trip
- 54:25to withdraw another little medal from the Argentine President. He' s gonna be
- 54:30with more, I think he' s more of a friend of our friend
- 54:34Juan. Well, I don' t know, but it' s Donald
- 54:36Trump. He again criticized Jewish Americans who did not possess him and said of
- 54:39any Jewish person who voted for Biden does not love Israel. Declaration of this
- 54:45style, which are typical of the Argentine President. The obres is attuned to
- 54:52a little crazy thing. I don' t give a damn. Don'
- 54:55t take out the dollars if we hit more ah what I know is good,
- 55:00it' s not worth hitting now is the government. I say because
- 55:02the drug trade that Agustín said has nothing to do with the broken ones.
- 55:06All right. Well, let' s see one more minute that' s
- 55:08gonna be sixty- seven. He' s gone to see where we'
- 55:13re going tomorrow He' s going to be here, as I told them
- 55:17with Javier Correa last. Tomorrow we will be with Daniel Quiteri, Alejandro Rosman
- 55:21and also tomorrow with our correspondent in North America, Don Gustavo Patrio active de
- 55:25Corazon. Inflation data, let' s wait until Friday. Today the dachto
- 55:30of the city of Buenos Aires was known. We' ll wait for that
- 55:34number. While a likely drop in cap production slow decline in inflation is marking
- 55:38with a minimal recovery of the marked financial nine, ninety and what the rans
- 55:45are going, we find ourselves tomorrow. Pio graces us