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[00:00:27] farewells, and much less enjoying the day after.
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[00:00:53] Every day a dead chiron, and now on top of that,
[00:01:01] they camp here. For years, the streets were a
[00:01:04] chaos, but that has changed now. Disorder is no
[00:01:07] more. Now the law is obeyed and order is
[00:01:10] respected. Buenos Aires City. Infinite
[00:01:14] dust mites rise per hour on your pillows and sheets.
[00:01:19] was, can you please repeat it? She was seen in The symptoms of allergy can be many,
[00:01:22] but the solution is
[00:02:23] course, concerned and attentive to what news. Desperate search. Where is
[00:02:29] avoid paying for and you can't Micaela?
[00:02:31] below, further and further She is 25. and disappeared on August 7th. Her family is desperately
[00:02:33] searching for her.
[00:02:40] salary recomposition that everyone And quickly we return with Facu Muñoz who is with her mother, who is
[00:02:42] desperate. It's been more than 4 days since Graciela, her mother, knows
[00:02:47] what medicines, sneakers, whatever absolutely nothing. Faku.
[00:02:51] Exactly. Yes, we continue here talking with Graciela waiting for
[00:02:54] news. Any type of news will help her and will
[00:02:58] make her a little calmer, but...
[00:03:00] That's fine, but I'm not getting involved with... What
[00:03:30] The last time I saw her, describe that moment, how
[00:03:33] was it?
[00:03:38] show the image of consumption, no, of the How did she leave the house? Yes, how did you see her then? How was she? Did she say anything to you? Was there an argument? What
[00:03:42] happened? She was a little
[00:03:45] Micaela, also her uncle. We know you upset during the argument because she wanted to go there. It was 1:30 in the morning. I
[00:03:47] told her it was late, that anything could happen to her on the street, something could happen
[00:03:51] to her, I said. And she told me no, I'm leaving. No, I told her to go tomorrow,
[00:03:54] I told her that it's earlier, it's daytime and you can
[00:03:58] go out. What time was it? I'm leaving now to my friend's house. 1:30 in
[00:04:02] the morning, 1:30 in the early morning Sunday. It would
[00:04:06] be Monday, September 7th. Yes, she is
[00:04:09] 25 years old, so there is a limitation there, like
[00:04:12] a limitation, and it happens that if she was having issues with, I understand,
[00:04:16] I understand Graciela lives with her, well, those are her rules in her
[00:04:19] house. Yes, her rules, her house. Look Graciela, it must be very
[00:04:23] difficult for you to set boundaries for someone who is already
[00:04:27] 25 years old. We understand
[00:04:30] so because she went with obviously that you do it from, uh, I tell you, yes, because
[00:04:33] yes, yes. She spoke to me in
[00:04:35] a bad tone, more like, well, you're telling me, I'm
[00:04:38] grown up, I know what I'm doing, I'm not a little girl, she
[00:04:42] would tell me, you understand? And that, that thing hurt
[00:04:45] me because I didn't like her talking to me like that, you understand? And I
[00:04:49] always told her, and well, she left. And
[00:04:52] well, she told me, I'll call you tomorrow, I'll call you tomorrow and I'll
[00:04:55] come. And she never came back, she didn't call me, I don't know anything about her. Where
[00:04:59] is she? How is she? I'll tell you more, she never traveled
[00:05:02] through Flores, she never went to Flores or the shantytowns
[00:05:06] there, she never went. Because, as my brother told you, she was always
[00:05:10] from the neighborhood, from my brother's house. From the door, after that, she
[00:05:13] never went anywhere else, not to the capital. She never got
[00:05:16] on the train. Yes, Graciela, uh, what if she
[00:05:20] tells you not to meddle in her life, that she has it under control? And besides, it's also very
[00:05:24] typical of people who have some type of addiction, who want to have it under control, who
[00:05:28] believe they will quit at some point. So don't take it as a personal aggression
[00:05:32] because it's something inherent to the
[00:05:36] told you today is that at some point, when she appears, God willing, she
[00:05:39] appears alive, and if you see that she continues with
[00:05:43] to a hospital, tell them that she tried to commit suicide, that
[00:05:47] she was aggressive with you, that she lost consciousness.
[00:05:51] Yes, all these things have to be heard and they have to
[00:05:54] be sufficient reason for her to be involuntarily admitted. There
[00:05:58] will be a psychiatrist and a psychologist who will evaluate her and they are the ones who
[00:06:02] authorize the admission and communicate to the judge. The judge,
[00:06:05] when he receives it, has 10 hours to say if this is right or
[00:06:09] wrong for that, and then we can contact her, Graciela. Hopefully
[00:06:12] it happens. For that, we have to find her. That's why Gastón has
[00:06:16] information regarding what Marote just received during the break. Yes,
[00:06:20] here, well, here's a person who tells us that she was seen in
[00:06:23] shantytown 1114,
[00:06:26] she was with a boy. That's the message that's gripping me a bit. She
[00:06:32] the shantytown, in shantytown 1114, she was with a, as we were saying just now,
[00:06:36] what a danger, right? Because obviously, Graciela, I
[00:06:39] won't draw conclusions here nor will I speak. things that can
[00:06:43] happen to us women, but the truth is that when one is a woman, one is
[00:06:47] more exposed to these things. Obviously, the addiction blocks that, she won't
[00:06:50] understand it, she won't think about the dangers to which she
[00:06:54] is exposed. But girls, uh, to get
[00:06:57] drugs, I'm not saying it's your daughter's case, uh, they expose
[00:07:01] themselves to situations of violence, unlike other men who facilitate
[00:07:04] the drug and take advantage of their situation as women.
[00:07:08] Yes, her uncle just said it, I want to say it in a very respectful way, I don't know if...
[00:07:12] The uncle, the uncle said it in a more direct way, clear.
[00:07:15] Graciela, if you think that some friend, someone, someone close to
[00:07:19] her, someone who loves her, because I mean you, uh, regarding this message that
[00:07:23] Gastón just received, do you know if she knows anyone in that
[00:07:26] neighborhood?
[00:07:29] Uh, to tell you the truth, I don't know, I don't know that neighborhood,
[00:07:32] I don't, I don't know if it's her, if it's her, because
[00:07:36] I want to ask, I'm asking for the cameras from
[00:07:39] that place to be sent there. Because I want to know, and it
[00:07:43] doesn't matter either, uh, I'm serious,
[00:07:46] I need the cameras to see if it's my daughter or not, because they can
[00:07:50] say there are many who look like my daughter, but it's nothing like
[00:07:53] it, you understand? Uh, there can be similarities, like
[00:07:57] everyone, like you, like me. Uh, to tell you, I
[00:08:00] mean, I don't know if it's her, if she's with a boy, I don't know, to tell you the truth,
[00:08:04] I don't know. Look, we have here again, I wanted you to ask the
[00:08:08] uncle, right? No, the question I asked Kique is, uh,
[00:08:12] beyond, I mean, if Micaela appears, what can be done? But besides, I'll add this,
[00:08:16] you who know Kique, Micaela, we were just talking about the
[00:08:19] risks a woman runs, and even more so
[00:08:22] at dawn. Now it seems to me that Micaela also knows how to
[00:08:26] navigate this underworld of
[00:08:29] drugs. She knows how to manage. Anyone
[00:08:32] who is into drugs has to learn to walk the streets because it's the law, if
[00:08:36] not, if not, you're a chicken. Of course, uh, what I was going to
[00:08:39] tell him a while ago when...
[00:09:18] a psychiatrist at the hospital. The psychiatrist treated her because it was a suicide attempt and she did nothing.
[00:09:22] if we had 5020
[00:09:26] suicides last year and the focus is elsewhere, politics doesn't want to
[00:09:30] see that either, it needs a
[00:09:33] budget, it's not that politics doesn't want to see it,
[00:09:36] politics, this is profitable for politics, it's that you know what happens?
[00:09:40] It's that here our colleague Sicu and what Sofi also said, here yes, the
[00:09:44] budget issue comes in, because no matter how much you have a law that obliges
[00:09:48] you to be admitted in case a person wants to commit suicide with problematic consumption and so on and all
[00:09:51] these factors that we have been explaining, what
[00:09:54] the last law that was modified establishes is that they have to go to
[00:09:58] general hospitals because there is evidence, it is proven that those places
[00:10:01] rehabilitate better or more efficiently. The problem is that today
[00:10:05] those general hospitals are collapsed.
[00:10:08] Imagine with the economic situation in which many people even cancel their
[00:10:12] health insurance. They have to go to a public hospital, it's not enough.
[00:10:15] That's why many times psychiatrists and psychologists do not proceed to
[00:10:18] admit, not because the situation is not necessary, but because they have no place to
[00:10:22] keep them admitted there.
[00:10:26] they have to take charge with budgets and besides, what is slaughter, what is slaughter,
[00:10:30] they don't treat a person with a normal illness, much less will they treat a
[00:10:33] drug addict. It is, it is totally
[00:10:37] abandoned, the system of
[00:10:40] hospitals is totally abandoned and
[00:10:43] we all know it. Let's go today, uh, because we are
[00:10:47] looking for, people can see the photo of her, which is the
[00:10:50] important thing. At this moment we need her to appear. Then we will
[00:10:55] her, where to be able to help her. But I mean today
[00:10:59] the criminal case is as an investigation of whereabouts,
[00:11:03] because what usually happens in these investigations is that
[00:11:06] they consider that she voluntarily is as an
[00:11:09] investigation of whereabouts, that's what they did to her, no more,
[00:11:12] but I thought that after so much time, a prosecutor would
[00:11:16] intervene, that a prosecutor would come down and start
[00:11:20] looking for her, which we don't have.
[00:11:24] Marote is getting information, why aren't the cameras that Graciela is
[00:11:27] asking for, that her uncle Gastón is also asking for, in the investigation? It's been
[00:11:31] 4 days. What happens is that the prosecutor has to ask for the camera, the prosecutor is the one
[00:11:35] who has to. That's what I'm saying, a prosecutor should have intervened
[00:11:38] already, and besides, investigation of, let's see, investigation of whereabouts, here there is
[00:11:42] an issue of investigation of whereabouts, which is the normal charge in these cases. She is an adult,
[00:11:45] not a minor. They will locate her. Once they locate
[00:11:49] her, if she wants to return or not return, it will be her decision and they cannot bring her by
[00:11:53] force. Do you remember seeing a similar case of this boy
[00:11:57] Mariano Martínez who appeared in Córdoba? Well, Mariano Martínez said, "Here I am, it's me, I don't want to go back
[00:12:00] home," and he stayed in Córdoba. He had issues with
[00:12:03] addictions.
[00:12:09] One knows at least that she's alive, that she's alive. Clear, the important thing is that she's
[00:12:12] well. Here the issue was that we received some
[00:12:15] information, "she's dead there," and from then until
[00:12:19] I see her, until I see her, I won't say she's alive, she's
[00:12:22] dead, but I want to see her.
[00:12:36] I want to move everything once we find her, look sir, a mother, an uncle, gentlemen, here
[00:12:39] is your daughter, here is your niece, she doesn't want to come back, case closed. You know that
[00:12:43] she is fine, period, but move quickly to avoid anything.
[00:12:47] Let's all do it.
[00:12:50] Everyone saw her, everyone saw her, everyone saw her, but
[00:12:54] here's a photo, look, I have it here or a camera, you know why it won't happen until
[00:12:58] a prosecutor comes down? The prosecutor
[00:13:00] asks for the camera, yes, because we want to leave an open line for you.
[00:13:04] We know that the justice system has your
[00:13:07] phone number, so we will continue talking to Graciela, of course,
[00:13:10] as soon as you have, and I hope it's soon, news of Micaela, we'll get
[00:13:14] back in touch. Don't ever leave.
[00:13:16] Thank you,
[00:13:20] Román. No, please, we wanted to
[00:13:23] leave the line open.
[00:13:56] Yes, because I separated from her father because he
[00:14:00] hit me. How difficult, Graciela,
[00:14:04] she was everything to you. You were everything, all her support for
[00:14:10] care a lot. How did drugs enter her life?
[00:14:13] I'm not asking you to relive a difficult or ugly
[00:14:17] moment in your life, but only to warn other
[00:14:20] mothers who also have to raise children alone.
[00:14:25] Where should one think or pay attention?
[00:14:28] Yes, I'll tell you, she
[00:14:31] started
[00:14:33] consuming at 17, 18 years old, as my
[00:14:37] brother told you. Uh, I didn't know, then I found out.
[00:14:40] Uh, and well, from there she stopped. She would consume,
[00:14:43] stop, go back, and stop, go back and stop. In school,
[00:14:46] where did the
[00:14:48] drug come from?
[00:14:51] No, in school, I don't know if I don't think
[00:14:55] her son at 18. How
[00:14:58] did she have money? Excuse me, Ernesto, but how did she get access to
[00:15:01] drugs? Not through an 18-year-old kid, who probably doesn't have resources.
[00:15:05] Uh, I don't know because I was at home
[00:15:08] taking care of my mom, doing things at my house. She would
[00:15:11] go out, come back, and I don't know at what point she either was offered
[00:15:15] it and started consuming.
[00:15:18] that they invited her, and that. Micaela has another criminal
[00:15:20] record. Does she have any, does she have any
[00:15:28] She was with the one my brother mentioned last
[00:15:32] night on Crónica.
[00:15:35] He mentioned that she was found detained, but for
[00:15:39] weapons, but that she was going to rob, all those things, I don't know, possession of a weapon, possession of a weapon.
[00:15:43] Wait, Graciela, possession of a war weapon. Yes, she knew
[00:15:47] her friends, but what? I don't
[00:15:49] know her, I never knew that, because they tell me that
[00:15:54] him. She was arrested and had a case or
[00:15:58] only had a case for possession of a weapon? No, she had
[00:16:02] no case. She had, I don't know what she declared
[00:16:05] because she didn't tell
[00:16:07] me anything, as my brother mentioned yesterday, but she was there for one day, one
[00:16:11] day, not years and months locked up.
[00:16:15] Perfect, for possession. But you say that today she has an active
[00:16:18] search, she has a, no, she doesn't have an active search, but what she has is a record with the
[00:16:22] police station, and the very first one in La Matanza has, what they are telling me is that, excuse me, the one
[00:16:26] in San Justo, yes, I made the report.
[00:16:30] The same police station, the one that intervened in the weapons issue, is the same
[00:16:34] police station.
[00:16:37] So, the police have problems with this girl, she has a
[00:16:40] record, she has a record for possession of a
[00:16:44] firearm, but this is important what he says, because she won't approach the
[00:16:47] police, so if she has conflicts with the criminal law, we are
[00:16:51] looking for her through the police, and she will flee
[00:16:54] from the police, from everything that has to do with that, because the weapons they seized from her,
[00:16:58] correct me, Gabriela, Graciela, Graciela, the weapons they
[00:17:01] seized from her were, I don't know if
[00:17:03] she
[00:17:06] Because she never... said anything, you
[00:17:09] don't know, right, because one thing is that she has an open case for
[00:17:13] this,
[00:17:15] you have a record at the police station. The ones who were arrested were
[00:17:19] other boys who were investigated for robbery. She
[00:17:23] apparently, I assume, hid the
[00:17:25] weapons. And
[00:17:29] truthfully, I don't know. It could be that I'm wrong. Let's say, the
[00:17:33] person's figure is the same. I don't know. She doesn't have any for
[00:17:36] possession. Patient. Never, she never had for
[00:17:40] drugs.
[00:17:44] To tell you, no, I don't know, I don't remember
[00:17:47] well either, Graciela, let's do something. We are sharing
[00:17:50] nervously, no, of course, we are sharing the photo of your daughter,
[00:17:53] Micaela. It's been more than 4 days that you haven't heard anything. 11:70 64
[00:17:57] 2958. We will continue, of
[00:18:01] happens with Micaela, and we will be back in a little while with you at the
[00:18:04] mobile. Thank you, Graciela, thank you, Facu, go ahead.
[00:18:11] Breaking
[00:18:12] news.
[00:18:19] Economy at its worst
[00:18:20] moment.
[00:18:24] Consumption does not pick up.
[00:18:28] Lows and sales through the
[00:18:29] floor.
[00:18:34] It calls us quickly.
[00:18:37] Not for everyone, there are some who are fighting it hard,
[00:18:40] and a lot.
[00:18:42] Hello Sofi, Ernesto, good morning, that's right, there are people who are fighting it, others who
[00:18:46] can get ahead as they can, no, with offers, with promotions
[00:18:50] to be able to capture sales above all, no, and to be able to
[00:18:53] generate money. There are stores that we can find, as we have
[00:18:56] seen in many closed places, due to the fact that it's difficult to maintain the
[00:18:59] rent of them, but also others who find ways to
[00:19:03] sell. We are here, we are going to show you the prices, what do you
[00:19:06] think? Here, let's see, on the one hand,
[00:19:10] we show the prices but also the little movement there is, right? To also
[00:19:15] fall in consumption that is noticeable here. Look at this
[00:19:19] this this this space of stores in which there isn't much
[00:19:22] movement, well, because of everything we are experiencing, no? Here the
[00:19:26] sheets, for example, sheets,
[00:19:29] everything that is, uh, bedding
[00:19:32] for for beds. Well, here, look, the saleswoman is here now. Let's go this way. How are you? Good
[00:19:36] good morning. Your name is Romina. Romi, tell
[00:19:40] me, on the one hand, how are sales going? And it's there, you know, with the
[00:19:43] issue of well,
[00:19:47] we are not, it's very difficult, but well, here we are surviving with
[00:19:51] promotions, perhaps that way we can rebound. Yes, yes,
[00:19:55] yes, here we have for the sheets, you have the economic ones,
[00:19:58] sorry, you have economic sheets, value of 12 for
[00:20:02] 2 and a half, and the twin size from 10, 10,000 pesos twin
[00:20:06] size, good. Besides sheets, you have comforters,
[00:20:09] what else? Bath towels, towels. Of course, you have bath towels too, like these three pieces
[00:20:13] for a value of 10. This is more for resellers or people who
[00:20:17] want to redecorate their home.
[00:20:20] We also have rugs, you have
[00:20:24] beach towels for a value of 2 for 12.
[00:20:28] Also, now that the holidays are coming, there are tablecloths, the
[00:20:31] tablecloths to redecorate them, they are
[00:20:35] valued at 6.
[00:20:38] Now that winter is coming, the blankets are also on
[00:20:41] promotion.
[00:20:46] Value of 15. The truth is, very few people.
[00:21:07] Argentina will never work like this, guys, it will never
[00:21:10] work like this. If we go into any
[00:21:14] guys, there is some law, we have to cover some, let's comply.
[00:21:18] minimum commercial
[00:21:21] uh, I mean, there's a lot of trademark law circulating every time they show you a
[00:21:24] package, guys, fire comes out of their eyes, and if some manager of some firm doesn't see it, fire comes out of
[00:21:28] their eyes. These little places, there are many, right? This
[00:21:32] one, I think, doesn't get controlled there,
[00:21:35] right? Perhaps, Gaston, if a firm
[00:21:39] that spends 50 million to create a
[00:21:42] brand, you know, if it's copied, they
[00:21:45] put the same little logo. It's, I don't know, at some
[00:21:50] point we'll have to start talking about that because otherwise, I think the
[00:21:54] bankruptcies are wrong, obviously, right?
[00:21:57] I mean, that wouldn't be one of the, one of the reasons, because I mean, there's always a double standard in
[00:22:01] Argentina, right? Capitalism is bad, capitalism is
[00:22:04] the worst thing there is, it's bad, but I buy all kinds of things that violate trademark law,
[00:22:08] smuggling, everything. There's a double standard in Argentina that I don't know
[00:22:12] if we'll ever finish, I don't know how we'll get out, Giovanni,
[00:22:15] thanks for coming, where do we start? On the contrary.
[00:22:18] Well, look, it seems to me that yesterday a
[00:22:20] good piece of data came out, which is that inflation continues to decelerate,
[00:22:24] it was 1.7 for the month of August, and that helps
[00:22:27] to improve real wages. What are real wages? They are the
[00:22:31] wages that take inflation into account. The lower the inflation, the more
[00:22:34] real wages will improve. There, look at what they are showing on
[00:22:38] the screen, for example, we were just talking about clothes
[00:22:42] and if you see clothes, it had, uh, below,
[00:22:45] quite below, in fact, it gave -0.6%.
[00:22:49] But besides that, look at another terrible
[00:23:01] data that this breakdown shows. If you look at the things that rose the
[00:23:05] most, well above the general
[00:23:09] index, the general level,
[00:23:12] a point more, a point and a bit more, for
[00:23:15] example, are the things that you can't
[00:23:19] measure in your house. For example, you can't,
[00:23:22] when they tell me it's good, sorry, when they tell me it's
[00:23:25] good, guys, the Chinese are machines at
[00:23:28] counterfeiting, it's good, machines at counterfeiting, so people can
[00:23:32] buy cheaper clothes. Do you want to pay three or four times more expensive
[00:23:35] than
[00:23:37] the rest, and for them to take us for fools? No, that's fine, but wait, one thing, the trademark law is
[00:23:41] fine, I agree that a person who does things by the book,
[00:23:44] we have to comply with that.
[00:23:50] I'm telling you is, here many businessmen, we are
[00:23:54] giving them the benefit of calling them businessmen, they are not businessmen and they conspire with the state to close
[00:23:58] Argentina to the world, they are thieves, they are not businessmen, they
[00:24:01] could not afford to sell you clothes three or four times more expensive than in other parts
[00:24:05] of the world. Now you are going to tell me, "but what about taxes?" There is a part that is
[00:24:09] taxes and you will always see me in favor of lowering taxes, but there is another
[00:24:13] part that is non-competition. I celebrate that people can
[00:24:16] pay cheaper for clothes, what Jorge said here,
[00:24:20] Jorge, how are you? Jorge, what you are explaining, yes, the
[00:24:24] items that have to do with services, with energy and so on, have increased, because
[00:24:27] precisely the government has been removing subsidies, so those
[00:24:30] items will obviously go up above the general price index,
[00:24:34] something that didn't happen before because they were subsidized
[00:24:37] with monetary emission and that led to 200 something% inflation.
[00:24:41] I understand, but the wallet doesn't understand it,
[00:24:44] because when people tell you: "Look, I notice that in my
[00:24:48] wallet inflation is more than this number."
[00:24:50] So maybe it's well measured, no, well, from January another method
[00:24:54] should have been applied that was not applied, I don't know why, but
[00:24:58] here you notice it, because there are things, clothes are one
[00:25:01] outing, other things you can stop going out to eat, perfect, you can
[00:25:05] save on those things, I don't think it's bad to save on that, now you
[00:25:09] in paying the electricity, in paying transportation, in
[00:25:13] health, the meds, you can't save on that, you can't control yourself,
[00:25:16] and that's what increases the most, it increases above, that's why.
[00:25:21] Because precisely, but that's what you have to understand, that that was very very
[00:25:24] delayed, alright, I understand what you want, but the wallet feels it
[00:25:28] badly, alright, no, but but look, there's a point, but the loans
[00:25:32] that are reaching us all the time, people ask for loans
[00:25:35] for water, electricity, gas, it didn't happen before, it's not that they
[00:25:39] got into debt, no, it's like it didn't happen before. Wait,
[00:25:42] listen to me, uh, first of all, credit in Argentina
[00:25:45] is non-existent, that is, it's not that Argentina has a great, on the
[00:25:48] contrary, I believe that... we're not doing badly because we don't have a good credit market
[00:25:52] because banks didn't act as banks and they worked for the state
[00:25:56] to buy bonds from the state and then on the other hand
[00:26:00] uh here in Argentina there was no
[00:26:03] corralito, deposits have been confiscated, an asymmetrical
[00:26:06] specification has been made, which will obviously not have a good credit
[00:26:10] issue, what do you mean by a good credit market? First,
[00:26:14] which population market are you targeting? I think
[00:26:17] we need to differentiate why people are accessing
[00:26:20] credit, and I don't know if you're referring to that with a good market, usurious
[00:26:24] rates, what are we talking about? What do you mean by that
[00:26:28] issue? The more money that enters the banking
[00:26:31] system, you know very well that more or less
[00:26:35] 50% of the Argentine economy is informal, 50% of the Argentine
[00:26:39] economy is informal, not with the current labor laws, but with the old labor laws,
[00:26:42] urgent information related to this is reaching us.
[00:26:45] Look,
[00:26:49] breaking
[00:26:50] news,
[00:26:54] attention retirees,
[00:26:58] October comes with an increase,
[00:27:02] it will be 4,
[00:27:04] 459,919.
[00:27:07] Who and when will they
[00:27:08] collect?
[00:27:14] Tamara Bezares with all the information for retirees. Well,
[00:27:18] let's see, uh, it's something that while Ignacio was speaking, I was thinking,
[00:27:22] no, I mean, how, how difficult it must be for a
[00:27:25] retiree to see this consumer price index and think that
[00:27:29] at some point it will be enough to pay for some of these things? To acquire
[00:27:32] some of these things, just a cold and blunt
[00:27:35] fact: $7 to increase the pension in
[00:27:38] October, 6, the
[00:27:41] Puan, 5000 pesos the non-contributory pension
[00:27:44] for disability, $2, the
[00:27:47] universal child allowance, yes, what your kids eat, and
[00:27:50] 1,000 pesos for registered workers, family
[00:27:53] allowances, with that, the family will have to
[00:27:57] say, well, great, inflation is coming down, but how am
[00:28:00] I going to pay for everything
[00:28:02] we're seeing in that graph with 7 pesos?
[00:28:06] No, very little,
[00:28:12] subsidies for utilities, retirees have fewer and fewer subsidies. Why? Let
[00:28:16] me tell you something, because the subsidy they have on one side, they lose on the other.
[00:28:19] We know that the drugstores are no longer delivering
[00:28:22] medicines. It is very difficult to access certain
[00:28:26] medicines through a social work program or a prepaid plan
[00:28:29] that retirees use, which are
[00:28:33] out of reach. What they were saying here is this, that you remember
[00:28:37] that when I was campaigning, I said there would be such a large
[00:28:42] would pay what things are worth. That means electricity without subsidy,
[00:28:46] water without subsidy, transportation without subsidy,
[00:28:50] you want, are worth. The issue is that didn't happen because
[00:28:53] there was no salary recomposition
[00:28:57] and reality, and utility rates keep going up. The thing this government and Libertad
[00:29:01] de Avanza don't take into account is that you are governing
[00:29:04] for human lives. You cannot be so shameless and
[00:29:08] so unempathetic as not to be able to have, not to be able to have the
[00:29:12] sensitivity for medicines to be bought, for basic services to be available.
[00:29:15] I mean, it's fine to adjust things, but do it
[00:29:18] temporarily, because in the meantime, people die from the anguish they
[00:29:21] feel. Let's see, it's good that you talk about empathy and the human
[00:29:25] side and all that when the previous government left
[00:29:27] 50% of people below the poverty line, 67% of child
[00:29:31] poverty.
[00:30:02] Let the guy defending the government tell me how to live with a
[00:30:05] million. The guy, I guess, must be Ignacio, no, well, he's a little
[00:30:09] younger than the one defending the government, let's
[00:30:11] prioritize
[00:30:13] of course, Ignacio, we defend you, you're a bit younger than the guy defending the government. You
[00:30:17] can do that, the lady tells you that, no?
[00:30:20] Look, uh, what we need to work on here is the salary. The thing is, salary
[00:30:24] is not an arbitrary measure that suddenly a politician comes and tells you from
[00:30:27] now on the minimum vital and mobile salary will be, for example, 5 million, because
[00:30:30] there won't be a single company that can pay you.