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[00:00:03] Teresa Priego, this week on openly we reflect
[00:00:07] on the right to a dignified death, what a person considers an
[00:00:11] rural land to foreigners, so undignified life, so no matter how much they tell them no, but the person has already decided
[00:00:15] that that life is unworthy of being lived. What have been the debates
[00:00:19] in countries where it is already legal? It is the recognition that we
[00:00:23] people can decide what kind of death
[00:00:26] we want.
[00:00:28] done haphazardly, but what Openly, Friday. 8
[00:00:33] look, if you p.m.
[00:00:38] Oh, let's just quickly see, we're
[00:00:42] back and we were saying that Ricardo Salinas
[00:00:45] Pliego says I no longer have tax debts, I don't owe any taxes,
[00:00:49] the numbers don't add up, so let's
[00:00:52] tackle this issue head-on
[00:00:55] with
[00:00:58] Jonathanez, president of Mexico, they are
[00:01:01] exposing her with absolutely false,
[00:01:05] imprecise information. Let's see, in her morning conference she said that her government
[00:01:08] does not allocate resources to TV Azteca advertising because the
[00:01:12] television station has to pay its taxes, but they did not
[00:01:16] inform her that TV Azteca does not
[00:01:19] cannibalism was not easy, what owe taxes, it has no outstanding debts with the SAT, nor
[00:01:21] built with the did they inform her that TV Azteca is up to date with all
[00:01:25] its commitments to the treasury, I don't
[00:01:28] pay to get hit. That's what the government says.
[00:01:32] In that way, López Portillo pressured critical
[00:01:35] media by withdrawing official advertising as a
[00:01:39] method of censorship that has been repeated
[00:01:42] since then. It is known that
[00:01:45] currently the Mexican government has paid, or at least it was
[00:01:49] known that last year it paid
[00:01:52] 210 are part of the Liga 4,436 million pesos so that they don't
[00:01:56] hit it.
[00:02:02] you are telling me, Jonathan Pérez, good evening,
[00:02:04] again,
[00:02:07] everything is very funny, it's
[00:02:10] foreign people from traveling to the country with hilarious, that is, to begin with there is a
[00:02:12] small confusion in what censorship
[00:02:16] means,
[00:02:19] yes, no, of course, no, well, a confusion, actually it is
[00:02:23] that as we have said, no, they are power agents
[00:02:26] who now that they are put into a basic.
[00:02:31] eh eh, let's say, ethical issue, well, they are in
[00:02:35] some way very very worried because they don't know, they don't know
[00:02:38] how to do anything else but slander and lie. I am struck
[00:02:42] by how they lie. That is, look, we are in the middle of
[00:02:45] a discussion on basic ethical guidelines
[00:02:48] and they lie when they say they don't owe
[00:02:52] taxes, no, well, clearly it is because what they argue in a very
[00:02:55] tricky way is that a lawsuit that
[00:02:59] has been going on for decades where indeed they did not pay
[00:03:03] is no longer open, and the fact that there is no longer this lawsuit does not mean that they do not owe, that is,
[00:03:07] of course they owe and in fact the deadlines are until mid-
[00:03:10] 2027 to pay everything they owe to the people of Mexico, in real facts
[00:03:14] and in very concrete matters, those that amount of
[00:03:18] money which is more or less half of what they still owe is not in the public
[00:03:22] treasury, so therefore it is still owed and they are using it
[00:03:25] only to not scare away their creditors even more. All those
[00:03:29] who owe him, but the point is
[00:03:32] that what has been
[00:03:34] happening with what happened
[00:03:38] constantly a few days ago with the international court that
[00:03:42] frees us from a debt, but I do think it is important that we see
[00:03:45] the whole background and everything that Salinas Pliego plotted,
[00:03:49] because it is not only the fact of
[00:03:51] knew perfectly well that the a debt with creditors and investment funds in the United States,
[00:03:54] but what he plotted with the complicity of the judiciary,
[00:03:58] one more of that judiciary that the
[00:04:01] commentators and the
[00:04:04] political class defended so much and that
[00:04:08] they were so furious and angry about it being transformed.
[00:04:11] We saw a very emblematic case with Rufo who protected him
[00:04:15] so that his company could continue smuggling fuel and now
[00:04:19] we see it with Salinas Pliego but in an aspect that I think
[00:04:22] is a bit more transnational, because it is very interesting. He has a
[00:04:26] the commemoration, of course, of debt in 2017 with some creditors. They have
[00:04:30] some investment funds, it's a debt from 2017, they are
[00:04:34] bonds for 400 million dollars, more or less 7 billion
[00:04:37] Mexican pesos. There is a promise to
[00:04:41] pay some interest, it is signed, it is agreed that it is an interest of
[00:04:45] 8.25 and in 2020 because
[00:04:47] of covid, well they say that they are
[00:04:50] unable to fulfill their obligations due to financial
[00:04:54] pressures, something that there also for a point is a completely
[00:04:57] false and misleading argument because if there were businessmen and companies
[00:05:01] that forced their workers to be and
[00:05:04] show up.
[00:05:13] One can say, well, everyone can argue what they want, but the fact is that they
[00:05:16] argue it under a judicial
[00:05:20] trap, using one of their judges, which is a legal
[00:05:24] triangulation, through which he legally shields
[00:05:27] him so that his American creditors can
[00:05:30] collect what he owes and can even seize
[00:05:34] his assets so that he pays his obligations, and all this
[00:05:37] is a plot, it is not
[00:05:41] Salinas Pliego was trying to do with the
[00:05:44] judiciary was that precisely when it reached the
[00:05:47] international court, which happened, it could be
[00:05:50] argued that the state had
[00:05:53] manipulated the judiciary to protect
[00:05:56] Salinas Pliego and therefore the one who had the responsibility to
[00:06:00] pay that amount owed would be the public
[00:06:03] treasury, therefore what we are seeing here is
[00:06:07] a system like Fobaproa, what he practically
[00:06:10] wanted was to create a Foba, to convert a
[00:06:14] debt that he had signed, that he had
[00:06:16] committed to with these international funds and that it
[00:06:19] would be transferred so that the public
[00:06:23] treasury would pay it and that we Mexicans would pay it. Well,
[00:06:27] it turns out that this did not work, despite the fact that a whole
[00:06:30] legal argument was
[00:06:34] purpose that we Mexicans would pay his
[00:06:38] debt, but in the end it does not proceed, in the
[00:06:41] end what the court determines is that it is inadmissible
[00:06:45] that a private debt must be paid by the private
[00:06:48] party and that the state is not responsible in this case. Well, this
[00:06:52] man is so cursed that in the end
[00:06:55] he makes those who sue him
[00:06:58] pay more because they will have to pay our country all that
[00:07:02] has to do with the costs of the process, that is, not only does he still
[00:07:05] have the debt, Salinas Pliego with these funds, but
[00:07:09] these funds that make this lawsuit have to pay Mexico,
[00:07:13] that is, us, for this process, to cover these costs of the
[00:07:16] process, it is one of those moments, I don't know how you see it, in which
[00:07:20] the conclusions are quite satisfactory, but I do think it is
[00:07:24] very important that it remains there in the scene and that
[00:07:27] people know how this man is practically an enemy of
[00:07:31] Mexico, what the intention was, yes, of course, of course, it was
[00:07:35] outrageous, having to pay a
[00:07:38] debt between
[00:07:39] private parties.
[00:07:42] Exactly, that is, there is malice against
[00:07:45] Mexicans so that we would pay his debts
[00:07:49] and so he is an enemy of immigrants, an enemy of the people of
[00:07:53] Mexico, but the truth is that well, it doesn't stop being those
[00:07:57] endings that we all hope happen in many cases
[00:08:00] and this one I think is very satisfactory for everyone,
[00:08:04] because in the end the process continues and he will have to see
[00:08:07] how he has to pay that debt, as much as he talks about the "goverment-lings"
[00:08:11] as much as he criticizes the state and what he was waiting for
[00:08:14] was for the state to rescue him, for the public treasury to pay his
[00:08:18] debts, no, well there is the situation, a very
[00:08:22] big outrage with a very happy ending, dear Jonathan, what a good
[00:08:25] context you give us, yesterday we were commenting
[00:08:29] on this information, but there is no doubt that you always
[00:08:33] add an impressive value in these contexts that
[00:08:36] you share with us and just to say as a marginal comment
[00:08:40] this campaign that now...
[00:08:43] to say that the president does not pay
[00:08:46] media to hit them, wanting to expose her, what they are
[00:08:49] exposing is the way in which indeed
[00:08:53] communication media are used as blackmail to
[00:08:56] make the government pay because if it pays
[00:09:00] then they don't hit it, that would be the logic from Ricardo Salinas's
[00:09:03] point of view but well
[00:09:06] exactly, exactly, no this well, it's a story we already
[00:09:10] know because starting with the company, well, who does it ask for money? Imagine
[00:09:14] owing to the corrupt Raúl de Raúl Salinas
[00:09:18] de Gortari, brother
[00:09:21] of another corrupt president, former president, Carlos Cendas de Gortari, so
[00:09:25] it's a tremendous plot, no, but I do think
[00:09:28] it's very important that the malice with which this man does things, always to
[00:09:31] harm the people, is exposed, that is, I do think that is
[00:09:35] very important and from there everything that is built there
[00:09:39] as victims of being censored and victims of being
[00:09:43] tried to cut their freedom of expression, it just
[00:09:46] remains in an anecdote of much
[00:09:50] laughter, because in reality those who are truly against
[00:09:53] the people are them with their actions and it
[00:09:57] also remains exposed how the judiciary, López Obrador was not wrong
[00:10:01] when he said that they were the defenders, the judiciary
[00:10:04] of criminals of organized crime of white-collar
[00:10:08] criminals, no, it is evident, it is evidenced by this.
[00:10:12] this argumentation of the president, without a doubt, dear
[00:10:15] Jonathan, we thank you very much
[00:10:18] for these minutes for the audience. Reference, we send you
[00:10:22] a very, very strong hug and we hope. Let's see if one day
[00:10:26] you come around and we see each other here, oh I hope so, we can
[00:10:30] soon,
[00:10:34] soon, soon, big hug
[00:10:36] Jonathan, there it is, how we like happy
[00:10:40] endings here at point of reference, there is information that
[00:10:43] of course has not yet ended and that we hope will take a better course, we
[00:10:47] inform you that the attorney general of the republic reported that
[00:10:50] Pablo Sebastián N and Lilia N were
[00:10:53] sentenced to two years in prison for the crime of aggravated
[00:10:57] migrant trafficking, this after being declared responsible for holding
[00:11:01] 19 foreign people in a home in the municipality of
[00:11:04] Puebla. The events occurred in January 2024 when the
[00:11:08] authorities went to a property in the Lomas Encantada neighborhood and
[00:11:12] located the victims, among them there was a boy and a girl who were underage.
[00:11:16] The 19 people were rescued and the couple was arrested
[00:11:19] during this operation. The sentence also orders the reparation of the
[00:11:23] damage, although the amount and the decisions will be defined by a judge of
[00:11:27] execution of sentences and just since we are on these topics of emigration,
[00:11:31] I wanted to tell you that the government of Donald Trump awarded a contract for
[00:11:34] 150 million dollars to a law firm to provide
[00:11:38] legal assistance to unaccompanied migrant children, however
[00:11:42] only two of the 25 lawyers in this firm report relevant
[00:11:45] experience in immigration law. The agreement granted
[00:11:49] without a competitive bidding process will come into effect on
[00:11:52] August 15 and will last one year. The firm based in
[00:11:56] Houston maintains ties with the Trump administration, as its founder
[00:12:00] Marcela Burk held federal positions during his first
[00:12:03] term, something that of course raises suspicions. The decision comes
[00:12:07] after the government let this contract expire for a network of
[00:12:10] almost 100 organizations that for years represented
[00:12:14] these minors. On the other hand, Donald Trump signed two executive
[00:12:17] orders to limit the recognition of citizenship
[00:12:20] to children born in the United States. It resumes
[00:12:25] a policy that had already been blocked by the courts,
[00:12:28] let's remember during his second term, one of the measures
[00:12:31] precisely seeks to prevent
[00:12:35] the purpose of giving birth and obtaining citizenship for their
[00:12:39] children, while the second order denies citizenship
[00:12:42] documents to children of diplomats and other
[00:12:45] employees of foreign
[00:12:46] governments.
[00:12:49] And what is happening now? People are creating businesses around
[00:12:53] birthright citizenship. It wasn't supposed to work
[00:12:56] that way, it's a shame. They are buying their way in and we are not going to
[00:13:00] allow it, so Steve, please,
[00:13:04] yes, so today the president signed these two executive orders
[00:13:07] related to birthright citizenship and birth tourism.
[00:13:11] And since we're talking about mobility
[00:13:14] at a time when, for the US government,
[00:13:17] everyone is potentially a spy or
[00:13:21] a drug trafficker, take note because now anyone who wants
[00:13:25] to renew their visa for the United States will no longer only have
[00:13:28] to go through interrogations, give all kinds of papers that prove that one does not
[00:13:32] want to stay in the United States, now they must also allow the
[00:13:35] authorities to review the content of their social networks as part of the evaluation
[00:13:39] process.
[00:13:43] These are people who have no right to be in the United
[00:13:46] States. No one has a right to a student
[00:13:49] visa. No one has a right to a green card, by
[00:13:52] the way, so when you apply for a student visa or
[00:13:56] any visa to enter the United States, we have
[00:13:59] the right to deny it to you for practically any
[00:14:02] reason.
[00:14:05] Precisely in this narrative framework, new sanctions were announced against
[00:14:09] the Cuban Minister of Defense, General Álvaro López Liera, and seven other
[00:14:13] military personnel, five companies that, according to Washington, are
[00:14:17] in charge of buying weapons for the island. The
[00:14:20] sanctions, as we know, imply a new
[00:14:23] expansion of the economic blockade that aims to suffocate
[00:14:27] the island with new freezes of bank accounts and above
[00:14:30] all as a deterrent for anyone
[00:14:33] who has a relationship with the newly sanctioned
[00:14:35] targets. The justification of this last time is the
[00:14:39] threat of espionage that Cuba supposedly
[00:14:42] represents for the United States.
[00:14:46] And now we go to Argentina, in Buenos Aires, hundreds of people
[00:14:49] demonstrated in front of Congress shouting "Argentina is not for sale,"
[00:14:53] to reject the
[00:14:55] Private Property Law promoted by President Javier Miley. The police
[00:14:59] repressed demonstrators with tear gas and water
[00:15:03] cannons.
[00:15:03] This protest was called by
[00:15:11] social organizations, also by
[00:15:15] artists, members of the cultural community, who argue
[00:15:18] that the proposed reform, the law, goes against Argentine
[00:15:22] sovereignty, as it authorizes modifying the
[00:15:25] ownership of properties and also the privatization of operations such as port
[00:15:28] operations.
[00:15:31] I am here because I don't want express evictions to happen,
[00:15:35] I don't want land to be alienated
[00:15:38] at a time of crazy capital concentration. What social
[00:15:42] pressure apparently already achieved was the elimination of the
[00:15:45] legislation that authorized the sale of
[00:15:49] the current measure of limiting land ownership by
[00:15:52] foreign capital to a maximum of 15% is maintained.
[00:15:55] and now we're here with Diego
[00:16:00] Camacho, Diego, let's
[00:16:03] quickly see what's going on with Infantino and then we'll move on to
[00:16:07] the good information you have about the Mexican Football
[00:16:11] Federation. Exactly, today the Mexican Football Federation issued a
[00:16:14] statement, good evening colleagues, first of all,
[00:16:18] directly to the point,
[00:16:21] scolding,
[00:16:23] it issued a statement in which they were supporting the
[00:16:27] governance of FIFA and in which they said that well, they would be with Infantino
[00:16:31] practically until the last consequences. At the same time that Mexico released it,
[00:16:34] the Argentine Football Federation also released it.
[00:16:38] They are the only two federations that have spoken out in favor of Infantino, ugh, what
[00:16:41] a shame, exactly, and that precisely occurs
[00:16:45] in the context in which the Mexican Football Federation is being
[00:16:48] investigated for having, well, it is not being investigated, it is being highly criticized for
[00:16:51] having eliminated promotion and relegation and especially for having
[00:16:54] abandoned the clubs of the Mexican
[00:16:58] second division in the midst of a context there we see the statement
[00:17:01] in which they support
[00:17:04] Infantino, yes, and it is said that the Mexican Football
[00:17:07] Federation is supporting Infantino, why? Because Mexico wants to host the
[00:17:11] Women's World Cup in 2034 and also wants
[00:17:15] to host the Club World Cup in 2029, so
[00:17:19] it is said that the federations are looking for Infantino's support so that we are given the
[00:17:22] World Cup venue through this type of situations,
[00:17:26] a kind of bribe that is how it has been operating, but well,
[00:17:30] ignoring this other situation with the Mexican
[00:17:33] Federation that has to do with soccer in Mexico.
[00:17:36] which is worrying, from what
[00:17:39] I think it is very worthwhile for you to share it with us, very
[00:17:43] worrying colleagues, eh, I'll tell you about it in the next capsule, because yes, what is
[00:17:47] happening is that the dreams of many young people are being frustrated and a promise
[00:17:50] that was already on the horizon is not
[00:17:54] being fulfilled, and now it is not being done.
[00:17:57] Let's see.
[00:18:01] In 2020, using the pandemic as an
[00:18:05] argument, the owners of the Liga MX clubs unanimously
[00:18:09] agreed to suspend promotion and relegation with the
[00:18:12] promise to reinstate it in 5 years. However, when the
[00:18:16] deadline arrived, they did not comply. Their argument was that the
[00:18:19] system had worked and that relegation was too expensive for the
[00:18:23] top-flight teams. Faced with this, nine clubs from the expansion
[00:18:26] league appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, which ruled
[00:18:30] against them. Since then, the dispute continued outside
[00:18:33] of the courts. This week, several teams raised their voices against what they
[00:18:37] claim is a betrayal. They fed us
[00:18:40] a line, they gained time, they kept
[00:18:43] kicking the can down the road, telling us that we needed
[00:18:47] to make a proposal so that the owners could
[00:18:50] agree on the issue of certification and so on,
[00:18:54] and at the hour of truth, they made fools of us, that is, it was
[00:18:58] a stab in the back, a treacherous
[00:19:01] stab. Now they are asking that at least the
[00:19:05] 240 million pesos they owe them for the agreed annual support be paid,
[00:19:08] 240 million pesos was what they
[00:19:12] transferred to the 12 teams, those who were
[00:19:15] affected by that right, yes, we are
[00:19:19] 12 affected teams, so they
[00:19:22] took something from us and since they took that from us, they were giving us a
[00:19:25] compensation, we all
[00:19:29] moment promotion and relegation returned, we would no
[00:19:32] longer have that compensation. On the field,
[00:19:35] the players of Mineros de Zacatecas, Leones Negros, Atlético
[00:19:39] Morelia, Atlético La Paz and Coyotes de Tlaxcala, symbolically
[00:19:43] stopped the game during the first minute of their matches as a
[00:19:46] protest. In addition, several fans demonstrated in the
[00:19:49] streets: we come more than anything
[00:19:52] to support the club, the
[00:19:56] players, to let them know that they are not alone, that we are not alone, that
[00:19:59] we are going to do whatever it takes to get promotion
[00:20:02] back. Paradoxically, this season a new club joined the first
[00:20:06] division, Atlante, which was the only team that did not sue the
[00:20:10] federation and that reached the league not by sporting
[00:20:13] merit, but by purchasing the Mazatlán franchise.
[00:20:17] Today, the Colts are in third place in the standings, a
[00:20:20] performance that for many shows the competitive level
[00:20:23] of the teams in the Silver Division. Now, the pressure falls on
[00:20:27] Mikel Arriola, president of the Mexican Football Federation, whom
[00:20:31] the dissatisfied clubs point to as the main
[00:20:33] responsible for designing the mechanisms that ended up...
[00:20:39] We want
[00:20:40] promotion.
[00:20:47] 360 players. of which
[00:20:51] 89% are Mexican who see their possibility
[00:20:55] of competition limited, Raúl Jiménez, Orbelín Pineda, Luis Chávez and
[00:20:59] even the captain of the last Mexican World Cup team, César
[00:21:02] Montes, had minutes in the second division before
[00:21:05] jumping to Liga MX. Diego Camacho, reference
[00:21:09] point.
[00:21:12] Look, basically what is happening is that the purely sporting
[00:21:15] incentive of competition is being removed.
[00:21:19] para.
[00:21:27] Well, it's not going to happen in any way, that is, it hasn't happened for seven
[00:21:30] years, for 6 years now they said it was because of the
[00:21:33] pandemic but they promised that in 5 years they would do it again, in the meantime
[00:21:37] they paid the second division teams a compensation
[00:21:41] and now they said well there will be no promotion or relegation nor will we give them
[00:21:44] compensation because they sued us and Mikel Arriola also
[00:21:47] in silence.
[00:21:51] The Mexican Infantino, it's practically an outrage because in the context
[00:21:54] of the social World Cup, one of the things that happened
[00:21:57] is the call that the president made to the clubs to
[00:22:01] say "listen, you have to have an entrance, we are going to be nurseries, we are going to make
[00:22:04] a whole football culture."
[00:22:07] So that won't have a way out, let's say,
[00:22:10] well, look, to put it in its proper proportion with this scenario,
[00:22:14] imagine that in Mexico there are around 8.5 million active
[00:22:18] footballers, amateur and professional, and in contrast
[00:22:22] to that, registered professional footballers barely exceed
[00:22:25] 9,700 in all categories, from there we see that the filter
[00:22:28] drops a lot, no, and it drops even more if
[00:22:32] we increase the competitive level of those millions of young people who play
[00:22:35] football, only 360 manage to reach
[00:22:38] the second division and barely
[00:22:42] MX squad, that means that 0.01% of those who
[00:22:46] play football in Mexico reach the highest category.
[00:22:50] I mean, imagine, well, it's tough, well, that's
[00:22:53] how we want to be world champions, don't go away because
[00:22:57] we're going to go with Jairo Calixto, but we'll be
[00:22:59] back. Friends,
[00:23:03] friends, everyone, I'm Calixto
[00:23:06] Telémaco, and I come from Troy to meet my father,
[00:23:09] a certain Odysseus, king of the rugged Ithaca, the
[00:23:13] journey has been longer and more winding than the bootlegged exam of the
[00:23:17] UN, because Zeus sent me his meanest enemies, the most
[00:23:20] wicked traitors, I had to endure the cyclopean storm that
[00:23:24] says more nonsense than all the
[00:23:27] cackles, I do believe that they lie many times in the media and I believe
[00:23:31] that they lie deliberately, the sirens of this bitch were very brave,
[00:23:34] my comrades on the journey had to endure the painful and terrible
[00:23:38] need to pour huachicol, a PAN
[00:23:41] fiscal into their ears so as not to hear those
[00:23:44] Gregorian chants, those who were like Poseidons
[00:23:48] they were from the Prian to. to remove the waters of the Mediterranean, something
[00:23:52] like oh my fake news, don't ever take them away from me,
[00:23:56] it's a desperate attempt to impose censorship,
[00:23:59] as Don Federico Dorin magnificently baptized
[00:24:03] the laws of bienespiar, you scare
[00:24:06] me Tiresias, that's how it came out when the
[00:24:09] orange cyclops proclaimed himself defender of
[00:24:12] democracy and the free world while scolding and
[00:24:16] kicking out of the White House a journalist who asked him questions.
[00:24:28] and cyclopically sent Marco Turbio to threaten to take away the visas
[00:24:32] from all those who criticize the humanist
[00:24:36] Satanjahu after escaping from Calypso, the
[00:24:39] Prión Medusa appeared, oh Athena,
[00:24:43] what ugly people, today I want to propose to the head of government
[00:24:47] that instead of investing again, we share with you how much the current
[00:24:51] statues are valued at, we are already arriving
[00:24:54] in Ithaca, I am Calisto Telemachus,
[00:24:58] see you soon, leave