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[00:07:09] We repeat.
[00:07:25] With hot urban, worrying
[00:07:28] data,
[00:07:31] 349 robberies occur per
[00:07:33] day,
[00:07:38] most of the assaults are
[00:07:40] violent.
[00:07:46] and we continue live and direct Jessi, we continue live and direct with you, all
[00:07:50] yours, we are working in Avellaneda in the southern zone of the
[00:07:54] province of Buenos Aires, good afternoon, madam, good
[00:07:57] afternoon, sir, we are insecurity, have you suffered any robbery in this
[00:08:00] last time, do you know anyone who has suffered it? And the robbery is from the
[00:08:04] national government that robs us workers every day
[00:08:07] and I hope Milei leaves soon because we can't take it anymore, that's
[00:08:11] why there's insecurity. Because people don't
[00:08:14] have enough and whenever there is more inequality there is more
[00:08:17] insecurity, there is no
[00:08:21] education a while ago a neighbor also mentioned that it is important
[00:08:25] for that type of situation to occur, have you suffered any type of virtual scam in this
[00:08:28] last time, either by phone call, by email,
[00:08:32] decided not to answer
[00:08:35] the phone anymore so as not to suffer more scams, that's
[00:08:39] right, but nothing. try to show the fair that is
[00:08:43] very nice, artisan fair, we are all artisans here Thursday and
[00:08:47] Friday and everything
[00:08:50] made with a lot of love and patience, if
[00:08:52] you want to show it, you help us a lot, thank you very much,
[00:08:56] thank you,
[00:08:59] good Jess, we continue live and direct with you, we continue there, we were
[00:09:02] talking about good afternoon, we are talking about
[00:09:05] insecurity, have you suffered any type of robbery, do you know family members who have
[00:09:09] suffered it or anything, I don't know but... it happens to
[00:09:13] everyone, it is the most
[00:09:16] popular topic of the moment, robberies, assaults, home
[00:09:19] invasions and everything, so what can
[00:09:23] I tell you, have you suffered phone calls, these scam
[00:09:26] calls, those scams yes, but what happens is that I, for
[00:09:30] example, as I am an older person, I hang up
[00:09:33] immediately, yes, I take
[00:09:36] precautions in that sense, clear, thank you,
[00:09:40] thank you, well let's see, we continue working. ladies and gentlemen,
[00:09:43] good afternoon, I see you are walking enjoying that today the
[00:09:46] temperature is quite pleasant, yes, we are
[00:09:49] talking about insecurity, have you suffered, yes, have you suffered any
[00:09:53] type of robbery, do you know family members who have suffered it in this last time? And
[00:09:57] insecurity is like the country's
[00:09:59] economy, with that I think it's terrible, well thank you madam,
[00:10:03] very kind, well here well something similar to what I
[00:10:06] told you before, if it's a second sun, it continues to receive
[00:10:10] messages, images sun. We were talking about violent robberies,
[00:10:13] look at this robbery, they tell us what impotence it gives me,
[00:10:16] look, look at the boy riding a bicycle, look how they throw him in the
[00:10:20] ditch, tremendous, now we are going to see everything that has to do with what you
[00:10:23] are saying, yes. It is the violence of
[00:10:26] insecurity and it cannot be controlled,
[00:10:30] you were just talking about this that cannot be controlled or
[00:10:33] that is not wanted to be controlled, which of the two is it? It is not wanted
[00:10:37] or cannot be, does not know, does not answer, that is, I don't know if
[00:10:40] it can be wanted or cannot be, in some cases it
[00:10:44] got out of hand, the phenomenon has grown exponentially, here
[00:10:48] we have to make a projection, if you have 349 incidents
[00:10:52] multiply it by five which
[00:10:56] victim, that is, the father who dies of a heart attack, when he
[00:10:59] finds out that his son was shot, mother who
[00:11:03] enters a stage of depression and develops an illness, that is,
[00:11:06] all that black figure is also not in any, any
[00:11:10] statistics, clear, all that also has to do with violence, right, how violence
[00:11:13] affects the whole environment or the whole context, how violence
[00:11:17] affects health, don't even get me started because those who have been left
[00:11:21] behind, needless to say, for
[00:11:25] an illness, when something has happened to them, I don't want to
[00:11:28] remember or scare or anything like that, but the truth is that that also
[00:11:31] happens, the aftermath, right, yes, it's
[00:11:34] terrible, clear, because it's like that, because it has to do with illnesses,
[00:11:38] with what happens when the kids, you see, they
[00:11:42] are robbed, they are attacked, what do they tell you, they don't want to go out on the street, what does the father say, they don't
[00:11:45] want to go out on the street, they don't want to sleep alone, you messed up a kid's
[00:11:49] life, post-traumatic stress, clear, post-traumatic
[00:11:52] stress,
[00:11:55] we were talking with a neighbor in Morón and he said that his 9-year-old
[00:11:59] son doesn't want to go to school, that's what happened, he
[00:12:02] didn't want to go, he said no, I'm not going, I'm afraid, 9 years old, I don't want to go,
[00:12:06] 349 robberies are reported, 5850
[00:12:09] cellphone robberies are estimated, 244 per hour,
[00:12:11] 59 attacks by
[00:12:15] motochorros, 91 aggravated attacks by the use of
[00:12:18] weapons, 91 by the use of weapons, look at
[00:12:22] this motochorro attack, the truth is that it could be reduced if
[00:12:25] there were at least more controls, because
[00:12:28] here the control is more than
[00:12:31] evident, you see two people on a motorcycle, none
[00:12:34] of them wear helmets, many times, they don't have
[00:12:38] license plates, come on, they are with hoods and white gloves
[00:12:41] because now the modality is to wear surgical gloves
[00:12:44] so as not to leave fingerprints, that is,
[00:12:48] well it has to be
[00:12:51] static dynamic. You have to go
[00:12:55] around looking there
[00:12:58] it's another thing that I always see, you see them at home
[00:13:02] standing on the corner, right? And you
[00:13:07] remember that other time when I was leaving the garage, everyone
[00:13:11] knows they are there, but is it a coincidence that they are there? They are not programmed
[00:13:15] that way to say, let's show what we are doing, yes, they to
[00:13:18] show and and another
[00:13:21] thing is they always do it more or less in the same place, now I am
[00:13:25] seeing that those on motorcycles, the police who go on
[00:13:29] motorcycles, you see, are stopping those they suspect
[00:13:33] might have something or they see their license plate that is not there, that is fallen, the license plate
[00:13:37] covered, something else is seen, but a lot is missing, a lot is missing,
[00:13:40] they tell us here at the police station they fool you around, let's say,
[00:13:44] they make you waste time so they don't take your report
[00:13:47] and out of exhaustion you leave, and look at this robbery, this is the one I was showing you just
[00:13:51] a while ago, uh, they throw him off the bicycle.
[00:13:55] They see him there to steal his bike, to steal his bike, they can give you a blow,
[00:14:01] not only do they steal his bike, they throw him in the ditch and look there how they
[00:14:04] also want to steal what he has on him, clear, clear, they steal everything from him, the
[00:14:07] bicycle,
[00:14:09] cell phone,
[00:14:14] 14 11, that car doesn't realize
[00:14:17] that participating doesn't
[00:14:19] matter.
[00:14:36] I start honking the horn too, it's going to make noise, scream, I don't know, it's not
[00:14:39] difficult, then there are some cases that we have seen,
[00:14:43] generally it's more common in Brazil where the vehicle directly goes and they have
[00:14:46] seen the criminal because those
[00:14:49] images have also been viralized where
[00:14:52] they end up practically leaving the
[00:14:55] criminal dead or the criminal subdued, then the police arrive, many start
[00:14:58] to imitate him, sorry, we keep talking, almost a minute and a half has passed and they are still
[00:15:02] hitting the kid, a minute and a half and they keep, that is, how much
[00:15:06] to stop, step on it,
[00:15:11] consequences of the butcher's disarmament, yes, that he
[00:15:15] ended up running away and ended up killing both, but what happened to the
[00:15:19] butcher in the end, isn't he free? He is free but I mean
[00:15:23] at the beginning they arrested him, do you remember?
[00:15:27] remember the doctor, the doctor of Paraguayan nationality, that's
[00:15:30] right, they also released him, and Rios also
[00:15:34] is about, that's why, Rios also killed... killed someone
[00:15:38] who entered his house, we are talking about
[00:15:40] home invasion, they threatened the family, but that's
[00:15:44] why it's not so easy, that is, not to report,
[00:15:47] to participate, we are seeing one now, for example, you walk by
[00:15:51] there and you see it and well, but you can't say, I'll
[00:15:55] go and confront him, it's not like that, besides no one has the penal code
[00:15:59] memorized to know exactly what will serve you, what won't, in the case of the
[00:16:02] butcher they held it against him that he went after him,
[00:16:05] so a lot of... situations have to occur that do not
[00:16:09] moment, that it happens just when it is being committed, but
[00:16:13] a popular court let him free. Jesse, we continue with you,
[00:16:16] go ahead
[00:16:19] well, over here, madam, good afternoon,
[00:16:23] we are, we are talking about insecurity, have you suffered any robbery in this
[00:16:27] last time, no, well over here, sir, good afternoon, well,
[00:16:31] he's leaving, well, now the young man who comes from work or at least
[00:16:34] I understand he comes from work, hello, how are you, good afternoon.
[00:17:08] it was a bit complicated lately, it happened two months ago, three, but
[00:17:12] well, excuse me, I have to go,
[00:17:16] I'm not doing anything, thank you very much, it went well
[00:17:19] we continue, Rafael Castillo, a
[00:17:21] worker.
[00:17:25] Hello, miss, good afternoon, we are talking about
[00:17:28] insecurity, have you suffered any robbery in this last time or any
[00:17:32] virtual scam that is also lately very
[00:17:34] fashionable? A lot happens, in
[00:17:38] my case it didn't happen to me, but I know people who have suffered a lot, do you know people who have
[00:17:42] suffered being scammed by phone, by
[00:17:45] dances telling you that dances, I don't know, to
[00:17:49] ask you something you collect and you have to pass money or whatever
[00:17:52] and already clear, thanks, you're
[00:17:56] welcome.
[00:17:59] one second, Sol, still receiving messages, Sol
[00:18:02] still receiving messages and images because they send
[00:18:05] videos, uh, this one from today. A few hours ago, today at 6:30 in the
[00:18:09] morning, 6:30 in the morning, uh today, look
[00:18:13] he steals her bicycle up here look up here, the
[00:18:17] people who are going to work approach, look how the one in
[00:18:20] white approaches and steals the lady's bicycle, she continues
[00:18:23] out of fear, look and stays
[00:18:27] there
[00:18:33] up up the bicycle also at 6:30
[00:18:41] how awful, how awful, well, well, Jess, just a second, we'll be back with you, it has to do with the numbers and crime
[00:18:44] in the AMBA, we'll be back Jessi, there's breaking
[00:18:48] news,
[00:18:54] breaking
[00:18:55] news,
[00:19:01] the new
[00:19:02] Argentina.
[00:19:08] Uncle, to not be poor. How much
[00:19:11] does your family
[00:19:13] economy measure?
[00:19:18] Well, here we are seeing. Look, if you reach this level, you are
[00:19:23] Argentina today. You have to earn
[00:19:26] 8,331.
[00:19:29] To be well off, to be comfortable.
[00:19:33] 8,300. Comfortable on the couch, no, a little more. This
[00:19:36] is in the.
[00:20:09] the city of Buenos Aires does is distinguish a little more
[00:20:12] in detail how many are poor,
[00:20:15] that is, these poor, not indigent and how many are not
[00:20:18] poor, vulnerable, right, which is a category that is sometimes left
[00:20:22] out as if there were only poverty, that is, indigence, poverty, middle
[00:20:26] class, upper class, well, no, there are also many people who are not poor
[00:20:29] because they have incomes higher than the poverty line, but who are still in a
[00:20:33] very fragile situation and what is shown there, look, if you earn
[00:20:37] a million. per family, per household in the city of
[00:20:40] Buenos Aires, you are not poor, but you are still in a
[00:20:44] vulnerable situation, more or less the same if you earn 2 million to be middle
[00:20:48] class, look, look at the amount
[00:20:52] of degradation that an economy has, Javi, but look at the
[00:20:55] amount of degradation that an economy has to try to
[00:20:57] justify what is happening, because if you earn 2 million
[00:21:01] pesos, you are not fragile middle class, you are not middle class,
[00:21:04] period, 2 million pesos for here you are not middle class, you only
[00:21:08] become middle class with 2,600,
[00:21:11] so from here downwards no, 56, clear,
[00:21:14] more comfortable middle class without risk of falling from the middle
[00:21:18] class to a... a more fragile spectrum or
[00:21:22] even closer to poverty, this is per household, so you have
[00:21:25] to have two incomes of 1,3000 pesos more or less to
[00:21:29] be comfortable middle class, if
[00:21:31] you already earn more than 4 million and something per
[00:21:35] person in the household, this mother,
[00:21:38] father with two school-age children, there you are already well off and you are more
[00:21:41] of the upper class, now I ask you which is
[00:21:45] the, let's say, majority of
[00:21:47] people, in which of these
[00:21:50] lines are the majority who earn, earn this or earn
[00:21:54] this, I imagine they will be between fragile middle
[00:21:57] class and non-poor vulnerable, and
[00:22:01] perhaps those of the middle class, obviously the comfortable sector is very small,
[00:22:04] the non-indigent poor and the indigent in the city of Buenos Aires
[00:22:08] which is where these incomes,
[00:22:11] luckily, are less than in percentage than in other
[00:22:15] provinces in more affected areas, obviously it is the richest district in the country
[00:22:18] now. registered
[00:22:31] earn 2 million pesos in Argentina,
[00:22:34] very few, almost none, 2 million
[00:22:38] that is, the fragility of the middle
[00:22:42] the middle class, there are not many people who earn 2 million pesos
[00:22:45] legally, there are not, besides what it
[00:22:49] is trying to show is what they earn and what
[00:22:52] the family has in income as a whole, so
[00:22:56] you need two people who have salaries
[00:22:59] by agreement on average to be a little
[00:23:02] more than poor, the city is indicating there that you have
[00:23:06] e 1,600,000 pesos
[00:23:08] at least not to be poor in the city of Buenos Aires, which is a
[00:23:12] little more than the national average, well, uh, greetings to Luis Vicat
[00:23:16] Luis, thanks for coming, very generous of you as always.
[00:23:21] Well, let's continue with the slide, now look at a retiree,
[00:23:24] retirement is here, but no, below,
[00:23:27] 4:28, in the super-indigence line,
[00:23:30] poor, because if
[00:23:33] the line here at 400 already, look at the
[00:23:36] minimum wage, 383, it's tremendous, the minimum
[00:23:40] wage in Argentina, even double doesn't even
[00:23:43] reach the indigence line, two
[00:23:46] minimum pensions, assume there are two in the
[00:23:49] household. Two retirees who collect don't even reach the indigence line
[00:23:53] collecting both, you have a couple of retirees in the city of Buenos
[00:23:57] Aires, they are not even poor, they are indigent
[00:24:00] collecting those incomes and there are increasingly, clear and
[00:24:04] there are increasingly fewer property-owning retirees, which is also a problem, but look, Javi,
[00:24:08] you need 10, 10 minimum wages, 10 minimum
[00:24:11] wages to be above the middle class,
[00:24:14] 10 to be above the middle class,
[00:24:18] clear, to be in the middle middle class and if you are
[00:24:21] retired you need four to reach non-
[00:24:25] poor vulnerable, yes, because this is
[00:24:28] deliberate delay, the minimum wage by the national government,
[00:24:32] uh, as we have been seeing that happens since Milei took office in the last two and a
[00:24:36] half years, the wage council never agreed between
[00:24:39] unions and employers to set a more or less adequate minimum wage,
[00:24:43] so the government ends up deciding and ends up deciding more in
[00:24:47] favor of what employers want. And that made
[00:24:51] the minimum wage fall behind persistently in this
[00:24:54] time, although the wage council met again
[00:24:58] uh some time ago and last week the government
[00:25:01] increased the minimum wage again, well look at the level it's still below
[00:25:05] 40,000, the coffee, uh, yes they met and also what happened is that they never
[00:25:09] reach an agreement so the government establishes it by decree, here what
[00:25:12] it did was increase it even until next year
[00:25:15] only by 12.5% in
[00:25:18] that context in an inflation of more than 30% you have a very large
[00:25:22] loss of purchasing power, what the government does in that way is to
[00:25:25] contain everything that has to do with the base of salaries which it
[00:25:29] does with the minimum wage and and also through the Ministry of Labor,
[00:25:33] we continue with Jessi, we are live and direct, now it has to do with economy, how much
[00:25:37] do you earn, how much is it enough for you, if it is enough for you, where are you,
[00:25:40] look, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
[00:25:44] 7, 8, eight classifications to try to justify
[00:25:47] the economy, Jessi, yours.
[00:25:51] Well, we continue here working in the southern area of the
[00:25:54] province of Buenos Aires, let's talk to the people who walk here along
[00:25:58] Mitre Avenue, let's see, while I go
[00:26:01] approaching. family are three, let's see, how are you, sir,
[00:26:05] good morning, madam, good morning, how are you, we are talking
[00:26:08] about how to make ends meet, I don't know how
[00:26:12] you are doing, well, bad, regular, bad,
[00:26:14] bad, how much of your salary do you allocate to pay
[00:26:18] for services, to pay if it's rent, everything, everything, I don't have the capacity to
[00:26:22] save, you directly don't have the capacity to save, I could ask you
[00:26:26] how much you earn per month, I don't know if you currently work, no, I'm
[00:26:29] recently retired, it gave you totally less. you were wondering yes,
[00:26:33] no, no, but I just turned 60, just turned 60, do you get the
[00:26:36] minimum? No, no, I get a little more, you get a little more, but it's still not enough, and
[00:26:40] I see you're with your parents here, also, I imagine
[00:26:44] what it entails, what medicines are, yes, yes, no, they are
[00:26:47] retired too, uh, they have the
[00:26:50] PAMI benefit, but yes, they always have to be assisted,
[00:26:53] what do you spend most on? on food,
[00:26:57] on services, on food,
[00:26:59] on rent,
[00:27:01] yes, it's difficult. Thanks, you're welcome, the words of a
[00:27:05] neighbor, no, don't worry, let's see over here, how
[00:27:07] are you, good morning, I see you're working, I caught you in this
[00:27:11] moment of work, how do you make ends meet, how do you manage?
[00:27:14] Complicated, complicated, how much less do you earn per month
[00:27:18] approximately, and I have another job, I do this more for
[00:27:22] extra than anything else, but just, with both jobs
[00:27:26] more or less above a million, less, more or less above, yes, more or less above, one
[00:27:30] for pleasures, what is the most difficult thing for you to pay for?
[00:28:02] economic decisions because there is a lot of talk about the economic decision of what
[00:28:05] is coming that obviously influences the issue of
[00:28:08] elections, but it doesn't reach the pocket, even the
[00:28:12] 1.7% inflation was mentioned, it doesn't reach the pocket, no, in
[00:28:16] fact, the only thing the government has to show and that's why they celebrated
[00:28:19] the drop in inflation, the last one, is that a
[00:28:23] lower inflation can make purchasing power improve,
[00:28:26] but at no time does the government talk about there being an increase in
[00:28:30] wages, it doesn't mention the word salary. It doesn't even
[00:28:33] talk directly about work, notice that the
[00:28:36] concepts that the president or the Minister
[00:28:39] of Economy, Luis Toto Caputo, transmit
[00:28:43] inflation and a
[00:28:46] the current model they depend on too many factors
[00:28:49] for it to generate any short-term results, well we continue Jessi with you, we are live on
[00:28:53] direct, yes we are in Avellaneda, economy, the
[00:28:56] pocket, talk to your people, go,
[00:29:00] yes, that's right, let's see over here, how are you? madam, good morning, good
[00:29:03] afternoon, how are you, I see you're walking, you're strolling, we're
[00:29:07] asking about how you make ends meet, I'm good, thanks, you're doing
[00:29:11] well, very well, thanks, thanks, let's see over here, how are you, good
[00:29:15] afternoon, we're talking about the economy, how you make
[00:29:18] ends meet, good, bad, regular, eh,
[00:29:21] I personally bad, bad,
[00:29:24] are you currently working, no, I don't have formal employment, I'm quite
[00:29:28] precarious, eh, it's the field of odd jobs,
[00:29:32] formality, the marginality of odd jobs, of what's available, of what can be done,
[00:29:35] eh, currently how much less are you
[00:29:39] living on, if you can, insured 500 thousand pesos per month,
[00:29:43] how do you manage to pay for, I don't know, you rent, you pay for
[00:29:46] services, eh, with services I struggle,
[00:29:50] rent, luckily, fortunately, I don't have to pay
[00:29:53] rent, if I had to pay rent it would be impossible,
[00:29:57] eh, but even so, the price of food, of the cost of living
[00:30:01] itself, of accessing health. Because
[00:30:04] the issue of precisely the economic discomfort
[00:30:08] is associated with a depressive state that feeds back into this and
[00:30:12] to access health you need money, it's like a
[00:30:15] kind of shitty circle that's kind of hard to get out of, what's the hardest thing for you to
[00:30:18] pay today? my medication, my treatment for
[00:30:22] depression, well a series of things, but
[00:30:25] you see, eh, I was for more than 10 years a public
[00:30:28] official convinced of public
[00:30:31] service. in the superintendence of labor risks oh look
[00:30:35] eh and well a
[00:30:39] break with that conviction and beyond that
[00:30:41] there is a feeling that
[00:30:45] there is no way, there is no
[00:30:47] way clear to get out
[00:30:50] exactly and that
[00:30:53] in my particular case what I see is this relationship
[00:30:57] between mental health and