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[00:00:00] The problem there started with
[00:00:04] a woman having contact with my daughter. Wait, yes, Vero, how are you?
[00:00:07] Accomplice. Exactly, the woman
[00:00:11] is an accomplice of the husband in all this. Of course,
[00:00:14] she knows very well the maneuver he was pulling. Who knows if
[00:00:17] she was looking for and
[00:00:19] then
[00:00:23] I, I... yes, she's ill-mannered.
[00:00:27] At 7 in the morning, 7:30,
[00:00:30] I see my daughter washing clothes and
[00:00:34] she was washing his clothes only, and she tells me,
[00:00:38] "Mommy, she doesn't want to wash her husband's clothes."
[00:00:42] "So I'm doing a little job, don't get angry." And I didn't
[00:00:46] understand anything.
[00:00:48] And it was that the guy was already sweet-talking
[00:00:51] my daughter. How
[00:00:54] Angostura happened in terrible. Now I'm going to say one thing, but he also tried, excuse me, he also
[00:00:56] tried with the other daughters too. A
[00:01:00] serial abuser. Abuser, exactly. He's a
[00:01:03] potential abuser. First I'm going to say, yes, I know the
[00:01:06] lawyers will call me, but if we cover the guy's
[00:01:10] face, we'll never find him. Yes, then justice, I'm fed up with
[00:01:14] this, because this is how we are in the neighborhoods, uh, because of the
[00:01:16] lawyers, uh, who then say no, uh, there was no
[00:01:19] right, there was no right, I don't know what, it doesn't matter.
[00:01:23] Old man, we have to show this guy's face because if we don't, we'll never find him again. And then there's
[00:01:27] a very serious issue, let's not mess around. This girl
[00:01:30] is a minor, she's missing, she's a minor, uh, do you think she's
[00:01:33] kidnapped by this guy? This is not a joke, it's not like, oh,
[00:01:37] well, she ran away. Yes, it's like that. Well, then no covered face
[00:01:40] or anything. And justice, the police, all they do is cover for
[00:01:44] these criminals. What do they do besides nothing?
[00:01:46] Ma'am,
[00:01:51] La Marca, a town in Río Negro, but I don't know, nothing. I want him to be punished, I want my daughter back.
[00:01:53] She can't have been swallowed by the earth. What, what
[00:01:57] did this man do with my daughter? The earth doesn't swallow anything. You know that in the middle
[00:02:00] of all this situation,
[00:02:03] uh, Luciana, I mean, he took her. In reality, nothing is known
[00:02:07] about Luciana. The only thing is that she's with this 30-year-old man because there are photos or
[00:02:10] images of them together, but in reality, she is
[00:02:14] a minor. She's older. Wait, wait,
[00:02:17] a situation, clearly, they already had a relationship, they had a relationship, right? And
[00:02:21] the photo, of course, they started to maintain a bond. Ah, well, why don't you tell
[00:02:25] me? Yes, and a pregnant woman. Thank goodness, as if
[00:02:29] at some point. I don't understand anything. The strange thing about the situation also
[00:02:32] could be said is that when she finds her washing clothes and asks her
[00:02:36] what she was doing, that she was washing clothes precisely for this tenant, what
[00:02:40] Maria mentions to me is that
[00:02:42] his wife, that is, the wife of this man who is now with this
[00:02:45] minor, gives Luciana the contact to
[00:02:49] arrange with my husband about the clothes and the odd jobs. That's when he starts to
[00:02:53] harass her with messages, to start
[00:02:57] at her mother-in-law's house. She there. He took her from the house because she disappeared. How many days have they been
[00:03:01] looking for her? Last Saturday she disappeared.
[00:03:05] 10 days ago, on the
[00:03:08] 24th, but ma'am, how did they do it? She left and
[00:03:11] came back, she left and came back.
[00:03:15] Yes, it's all in the prosecutor's office, all
[00:03:19] of it. But wait, wait, yes, wait, wait, because there's something
[00:03:22] strange here. The girl has a thing in the middle here, but
[00:03:25] she has a relationship with the guy, right? And the photos, where did they come from, you were
[00:03:29] telling me? Are they published somewhere?
[00:03:32] The situation was the following: she was actually
[00:03:35] dating another boy her age, when this man starts living
[00:03:39] here, he starts harassing her with messages, this and that, he takes her
[00:03:42] one day, on
[00:03:45] October
[00:03:47] family discussions and it's 21st, he takes her, on September 21st, sorry, on September 21st he
[00:03:50] takes her, then he brings her back, so to speak,
[00:03:53] they recover them with the
[00:03:56] police. Yes, she was in Cañuela. In a square, oh, the guy
[00:04:00] had already taken her, both of them. Clearly, he
[00:04:03] had already taken her, and this second time, nothing is known directly. I mean, nothing is known.
[00:04:07] Today they even activated the Sofia alert, but the woman and the
[00:04:11] children are still living
[00:04:13] there. No, no, no, they left. No, so he
[00:04:17] is, he is, as he left with the girl, he left with the
[00:04:21] minor, and the family stayed here. The family then
[00:04:24] left. Moreover, nothing is known. His wife threatens the family,
[00:04:27] because precisely other cases are
[00:04:30] coming to light where this man apparently, through social media,
[00:04:33] many people complain from many neighbors that he would have
[00:04:37] harassed other minors in other places. I mean,
[00:04:41] this accumulates other cases that apparently Constancia, who
[00:04:44] is the wife, there must be evidence that that person is the
[00:04:48] wife. Well, but she came
[00:04:51] pregnant with supposedly his. Yes,
[00:04:54] only three children. What promiscuity all
[00:04:57] this is. We can't wrap our heads around these things that happen in the neighborhoods, that's why when
[00:05:01] I tell you, you see what happens in the neighborhoods, this happens and the only
[00:05:04] channel that goes is Crónica, of course, the others are in Palermo with the new ice cream shop,
[00:05:08] we are here with the people, with those who... real trouble and these
[00:05:12] absurdities because in reality the guy after harassing a lot
[00:05:15] of girls should be in jail and he's not in jail, on top of that we cover
[00:05:19] his face because then you lawyers come
[00:05:22] Veronica oh no, the legitimate defense was not protected. What a kick, you know
[00:05:25] where? To this... Well, well, I
[00:05:29] agree that it has to be shown, we have to show him.
[00:05:33] We found a message. Look, to 11 61 76
[00:05:37] 5692. Mica, we have messages enabled now on WhatsApp so that
[00:05:40] you can talk to us. Who do you think has seen Luciana? And we have a very important
[00:05:44] message that says: I saw her, Maria's daughter, the last
[00:05:47] time with... ah, it was her and the man. I saw them in Vista
[00:05:51] Alegre. What is Vista Alegre?
[00:05:55] Here, near my house.
[00:05:58] Well, then people are seeing him. On top of that, the guy's impunity,
[00:06:01] he takes his daughter as if nothing happened, uh, and everyone
[00:06:05] sees him. It's an outrage. This guy has to be
[00:06:08] in jail, uh, in jail and no joke. Exactly.
[00:06:12] Don't cover his face, don't
[00:06:15] cover it because he has a
[00:06:18] 9-year-old girl. You have the photo there. He's
[00:06:22] 8 or 8 years older than my
[00:06:25] daughter. Uh, how, 8
[00:06:28] years?
[00:06:29] Because she
[00:06:32] when he was sweet-talking her, she still had
[00:06:36] 16, clearly, 16 years old. And what does the
[00:06:40] father do? "He's like her dad, he's my
[00:06:45] husband, but he's like her dad. Let me speak. He cares, as if he were her
[00:06:48] real dad." What's his name, sir? Luis. Let's talk to
[00:06:52] Luis.
[00:06:53] On this side, I grab my head.
[00:06:57] Luis, I see you there,
[00:07:00] resigned, worried. The truth is I'd be fuming,
[00:07:03] excuse me.
[00:07:05] What relationship do you have, I hear you, what
[00:07:08] relationship did you have with this guy? No, a hundred and something.
[00:07:44] 180 something like that per month. What does he do? With internet,
[00:07:48] electricity, water, with everything. But
[00:07:50] listen, what does he do? At least what he said he
[00:07:53] did, he went to work.
[00:07:56] No, he went, he went to work. In fact, he was working
[00:08:00] in a well-known butcher shop
[00:08:02] very close by and yet he had been
[00:08:06] fired because he had stolen there in the
[00:08:09] same jobs. He deprives himself of nothing, a thief,
[00:08:13] an abuser, uh, surely an abuser, besides he's
[00:08:17] an alcoholic, drug addict, a lot of things they're telling us now. He got
[00:08:20] all the numbers wrong. You know when we say
[00:08:24] the photo, of course, because now in the comments, in the comments that
[00:08:28] we receive about the
[00:08:31] request for Luciana's whereabouts, there are many
[00:08:34] people commenting, telling us
[00:08:38] how cynical this man is. And how unscrupulous, because who would
[00:08:45] imagine? Imagine, you receive a family, a
[00:08:48] woman with two children and
[00:08:52] pregnant, who right now the baby must be two
[00:08:55] months old. I mean, one,
[00:08:58] one would least
[00:09:01] expect a 30-year-old man
[00:09:05] to act charming
[00:09:07] with a girl. How charming, that's why I say I would be like... yes, I would grab
[00:09:11] this boy, what's his name? Pereira, right? And his first
[00:09:15] name, José. José Pereira, look, crazy.
[00:09:18] Cover his face, show him yourself since we can't.
[00:09:22] Show him Show him, show him to the camera.
[00:09:25] We are, we are exposing, exposing
[00:09:28] all the
[00:09:30] We can't. You on Facebook are publishing everything. Show him to me,
[00:09:34] Luis, his photo, we are publishing. Well,
[00:09:38] that's it, but what I want is for my daughter to come home, I want my daughter
[00:09:42] to come home. But now, Luis, later, later
[00:09:45] he will have to take responsibility because the penal code covers it.
[00:09:49] In the code, articles 119 and
[00:09:53] 120, have a penalty of three to 15
[00:09:57] years. Well, you can't tell me
[00:10:00] that the girl gave him consent to have
[00:10:04] sexual relations and go with him. She can't because she's very
[00:10:07] easily manipulated. Can I ask you a question?
[00:10:11] I want to know, with great respect, if your
[00:10:16] daughter, your beloved daughter, welcome to her
[00:10:19] sentiment, has any mental health situation, or
[00:10:23] something similar, in a good way, perhaps a developmental
[00:10:27] delay, she is not located in time and form according to her
[00:10:30] age.
[00:10:32] It's true, one generally finds it
[00:10:36] difficult to have to say, yes, she has a
[00:10:39] slight delay, but she has it. Ah, let's say she's very, very
[00:10:43] easily influenced. She's very easy to
[00:10:47] manipulate, to convince her, so to speak.
[00:10:50] Exactly.
[00:10:52] Anyway,
[00:10:55] anyway, that man has no forgiveness from God. We have to
[00:10:58] catch him. You know what? I'm going crazy. Luis, a lot of messages are coming in, right?
[00:11:02] Yes, to 11 61 76
[00:11:05] 56 92. You can communicate if you believe you saw
[00:11:09] Luciana, where you last saw her, so the family can also
[00:11:12] track her down. Uh, the truth is that many people are indignant
[00:11:16] about, obviously, Luciana's age, being so young, and that everything is
[00:11:19] normalized in the neighborhood. Cover their faces, show them.
[00:11:23] a kidnapping that has
[00:11:58] illegitimate purposes. Not a kidnapping and
[00:12:02] uh, this case that we don't know, beyond the fact that she
[00:12:05] is a minor, that they have seen her, we don't know if it was against
[00:12:08] her will, beyond the fact that being a minor, it will be taken as if
[00:12:12] no consent was given, but these are different cases, so we have to
[00:12:16] see what kind of event we are dealing with. Clear, that's why I was precisely going to
[00:12:20] ask the gentleman, the father, to ask if
[00:12:23] at any time she expressed,
[00:12:26] expressed if she really wanted to go with him, if she
[00:12:30] liked him, any indication, any communication.
[00:12:33] It's clear, but if they see them freely walking around, it's
[00:12:37] strange. That's the issue.
[00:12:40] Detail, the father admitted she has a
[00:12:43] problem. Manipulable.
[00:12:46] And let's not forget that she was
[00:12:50] in a relationship, living with her boyfriend at her mother-in-law's
[00:12:53] house as well.
[00:12:55] Let's clarify something.
[00:13:00] She had a boyfriend her own age.
[00:13:02] Period.
[00:13:04] She worked. She came and saw
[00:13:08] him. We consented because he came to our
[00:13:11] house. I don't want you to mix things up.
[00:13:14] Excuse me. The mother said at
[00:13:18] the time that she lived with him
[00:13:22] said it. Yes.
[00:13:27] Look, it's fine, it's fine. I, I want
[00:13:29] to clarify a, I want to clarify some things.
[00:13:33] Let's see, a good family. She had a boyfriend her same
[00:13:36] age. She went to school, he accompanied her to school, he
[00:13:40] brought her back. Perfect with the kid. Now,
[00:13:43] this 30-year-old guy
[00:13:47] can easily manipulate a
[00:13:50] minor, obviously. Right.
[00:13:54] razón.
[00:13:56] Both Vero and Marcelo here are siding with
[00:13:58] We are not doing
[00:14:01] right, old man, with Luis, this guy is
[00:14:04] a snake, a charmer, and he also
[00:14:08] takes advantage of the fact that the girl has some difficulty. Let's not joke with
[00:14:11] that. It's not right. We are not clarifying, we are not, on the
[00:14:15] contrary, on the contrary, I hope that
[00:14:18] I hope that she is listening and that she appears and that she is well. I don't know
[00:14:21] who the girl who is giving her opinion is. Let's let's break this down.
[00:14:37] We trust a tenant with his family, with
[00:14:41] two children and a baby. You can't
[00:14:43] ever imagine that a guy, a mentally ill person like that, I agree,
[00:14:47] would fight with his wife, abandon his children to take
[00:14:50] a 16 going on 17-year-old girl.
[00:14:54] Well, you understand? Now, well,
[00:14:58] then what makes us most indignant is that for 10 days
[00:15:02] the mother has been reporting it to the police and they're making a
[00:15:05] joke of it, right? They're making a joke of it. They gave her a
[00:15:09] tip that they saw the girl in Constitución and the mother ran
[00:15:13] to Constitución to look for what?
[00:15:16] Nothing. Luis, I have bad news for you. Well, it was all
[00:15:19] day, she came back. Luis, I have terrible news for you that I tell everyone when
[00:15:23] we go to the neighborhoods, I repeat, the only channel that
[00:15:25] goes to the neighborhoods, justice doesn't care about people who don't have resources,
[00:15:28] uh, from middle class downwards or poor, screw them. This
[00:15:32] is clear in Argentina, justice is the worst thing we have. But
[00:15:36] listen, listen, I'm going with this, I'm going with this. If I
[00:15:39] go out looking, I'll blow this guy's brains out. Justice, yes, it matters
[00:15:43] to them if I smash the head of a son of a bitch like this. Right, you're right.
[00:15:46] So justice will remember me, of course. I agree with
[00:15:50] you, Luis. Well, let's do one thing, then let's put things in their place, no. I agree
[00:15:54] with you, that's why, forget it. Let's do one thing, the topic is out there and the
[00:15:58] photo is circulating. We'll be back in a moment, we have a lot of information. Stay
[00:16:02] there, Jessica, good job, come on. 6:45 PM, a
[00:16:05] screen. Well, here it comes.
[00:16:09] Today,
[00:16:12] camera director, a big weight for him. Last minute.
[00:16:16] The screen heats up, you make me angry.
[00:16:19] You make me angry.
[00:16:23] Horror in Villa La Angostura, let's see if
[00:16:27] it evens out here. He killed his 3-year-old daughter. That's what I'm
[00:16:30] telling you, things are tremendous, huh? The girl was murdered after
[00:16:33] a couple's argument. Many times they are the spoils
[00:16:37] caught in the middle. The accused allegedly tried to commit suicide
[00:16:41] after the crime. Many of you will say, what a shame.
[00:16:45] The damage.
[00:16:48] This is in Villa La Angostura. We're
[00:16:50] going there, to Patagonia, to the south of our country, there's Gonzalo,
[00:16:54] our colleague. How are you, Esteban? How are you? Good afternoon to you all. How
[00:16:58] are you? Well, this, to be honest, makes me super
[00:17:01] sad. It's an outrage. The case, perhaps
[00:17:05] the topic... madness, a madness of the afternoon in
[00:17:08] Argentina. Yes, the truth is that it is an
[00:17:10] atrocious case, obviously, it happened in Villano in Costura where we don't have many
[00:17:14] precedents of police cases of these characteristics, so
[00:17:18] the whole society is very shocked by what happened, despite the fact that the
[00:17:21] people, the murderer, his wife
[00:17:24] and the girl who died were from
[00:17:28] they were precisely vacationing here in Villa La
[00:17:32] Costura. Good. No, the first thing is true, Villa
[00:17:35] Lango. For those who don't know, it's an extraordinary, divine
[00:17:39] place, quiet, nothing happens but tourism, uh, in the lakes
[00:17:42] and good vibes. For this to happen, these
[00:17:46] people, Gonzalo, uh, are
[00:17:49] workers, they're like, do you know what they did? No, no,
[00:17:53] no, not much information has been released. There's a very strict
[00:17:57] summary secrecy. People from the forensic medical
[00:18:00] team of the judicial power of Neuquén have come,
[00:18:03] and obviously this imposes a very
[00:18:07] strong secrecy. What we know, what could be reconstructed
[00:18:10] and what sources with access to the case have obviously
[00:18:14] disclosed, is that this happened yesterday around 6:30 in the
[00:18:18] afternoon in a very central area. They were in a
[00:18:22] cabin, and the 3-year-old girl. The mother managed to
[00:18:25] escape, but then the man
[00:18:29] also injured himself in the neck, apparently in a
[00:18:33] suicide attempt, but he didn't succeed. He was taken to the local
[00:18:36] hospital, and from there he was transferred to Ramón Carrillo Hospital in San
[00:18:39] Martín de los Andes, which has much more complexity than that of Villa La Angostura. Well, we are with Diego
[00:18:43] Ángeles, a security specialist. How are you, Diego?
[00:18:47] Uh, what I'm saying is that in Argentina, people are killed much more with
[00:18:50] knives than with firearms. It depends on what.
[00:18:53] Wait, grab the microphone please. Go ahead. Uh, in statistical
[00:18:57] numbers, 30% of homicides are with knives.
[00:19:00] Ah, in reality, what has to do with
[00:19:03] quarrels, relationship issues, and everything because what is more... Clear. I mean,
[00:19:06] 30% by physical aggressions and the rest by firearms. Oh, so,
[00:19:09] it's separated into three, let's say. Yes, basically it's separated into three, but the knife
[00:19:13] is, uh, it's an element. It's possibly used a lot for what is
[00:19:17] femicide. I mean, in the case of femicide, it's what has the most
[00:19:20] inference. It's at hand in
[00:19:24] complex, yes, yes, yes. I imagine and I say, and what happens a lot is this, right?
[00:19:28] That after committing this atrocious act, uh, many times killing
[00:19:32] the woman, in this case he killed, it's an outrage, his little daughter. They
[00:19:36] try to take their own lives. That's because how does it work? It happens in
[00:19:39] almost all cases, unfortunately the suicide rate is high, the
[00:19:43] aggressor, no, he commits the act and then he tries to
[00:19:47] self-harm or commit suicide as happened in this case, uh, it happens
[00:19:50] because it's a person who is disturbed, who has psychological problems
[00:19:54] at that moment and if one, I've been saying for a while that one should look at the
[00:19:58] indicators after 2020, we have a confinement and one has
[00:20:01] to quantify the damage we had and as a specialist what I see is how
[00:20:05] the incidents are increasing,
[00:20:07] how the violence is increasing, the type of incident, the typology and
[00:20:11] the quantity, so today we see it much more regularly with these
[00:20:15] issues, intra-family violence increased by 25%,
[00:20:18] statistics show after the pandemic, intra-family
[00:20:21] violence, clear, not only of the woman but also
[00:20:25] of the man, not only of the man but also of the woman, many
[00:20:28] of us have a data point, a very specific data point, last
[00:20:31] year there were 316 cases of women
[00:20:34] who... cohabited, cohabited among women who attacked the same woman,
[00:20:38] meaning they filed a complaint by a woman, it has to do with coexistence,
[00:20:42] it has to do with the bonds, mostly
[00:20:45] at home. Mostly. Yes, many
[00:20:48] with the pandemic they couldn't stand each other. We don't have messages, right? Because to
[00:20:52] 11 61 76 56 92 you can
[00:20:55] communicate if you think you saw Luciana and tell us where you last
[00:20:59] saw her. So the family can also track her down. Uh, the truth is that
[00:21:03] many, many neighbors also, well, from
[00:21:06] Villa La Angostura, who are
[00:21:09] very shocked by the hermeticism that Gonzalo was
[00:21:13] commenting on, that there are no precedents in Villa La Angostura of this
[00:21:17] style, of this seriousness as well. No, no, tremendous.
[00:21:20] The woman escapes through a window, I mean, she escapes
[00:21:23] from certain death, she escapes. Yes, yes, yes, she
[00:21:27] escapes. There are still uh, conflicting versions
[00:21:30] regarding how the woman escapes. I was listening to you closely about
[00:21:34] this situation, right? Where a man murders a woman
[00:21:38] and then tries to commit suicide. And a
[00:21:40] fact, a precedent in Villa La
[00:21:44] 2021, in February 20-21
[00:21:47] with a girl. A Guadalupe who, uh,
[00:21:51] is murdered by her
[00:21:54] ex-partner in the central square of Villa La Angostura in the afternoon
[00:21:57] as well. It was really very, very distressing, the whole
[00:22:01] incident, and the subject who murdered her finally, uh,
[00:22:04] ended up committing suicide. I mean, he inflicted an injury on himself that led him to the
[00:22:08] hospital and then he ended up dying in the hospital. Very,
[00:22:11] very similar to what you were saying there on the floor,
[00:22:15] right? Uh, that's why these people, uh, you
[00:22:17] said, on top of that, because one imagines Villa La Angostura, this
[00:22:21] happens in a field, the gate, I don't know, you're going to say this
[00:22:24] is central, a very touristy place,
[00:22:27] besides. This, yes, for those who know Villa La Angostura,
[00:22:30] of the neuralgic center of the
[00:22:33] locality, this happened last night, it happened about
[00:22:36] 250 meters along Route 7 Lakes, which is the one that
[00:22:40] goes towards the Seven Lakes Route, no? Yes, what
[00:22:44] a wonderful place, that this happens to you in Villa La Angostura, I mean, there are. Photos
[00:22:48] also, the covered face drives me crazy. The production, later, I know, the lawyers
[00:22:52] will call you, Vero. You see, there's a meeting
[00:22:56] because, but I'm telling you, this has to be shown, it has to be shown,
[00:22:59] because everything has consequences in life, eh, look at this guy here, it looks
[00:23:03] pretty good, luckily. He killed his 3-year-old daughter. What should we do with this
[00:23:07] guy? What should we do? I ask you at home, what should we do?
[00:23:11] Ariel, what do we do with this? 1 year.
[00:23:14] Short with 1 year, but in reality it's not
[00:23:18] easy to be detained and serve a
[00:23:22] life sentence. A lot, so this, I
[00:23:25] and even more so in these types of cases, in the prison population they are the worst
[00:23:29] admitted, exactly, so I, I
[00:23:32] prefer that they be detained. Uh-huh. That the sentence they live is much
[00:23:36] worse. But it's fine, but Vero, they give this
[00:23:39] guy 35 years? Yes, of course they give him. He'll be out at
[00:23:43] 20 something.
[00:23:45] It doesn't apply under emotional violence, no. This
[00:23:48] this from 2017 is already in the penal execution law, nothing, he has no
[00:23:52] early releases or anything.
[00:23:55] Filicide, good. And if we put him away for two years, you know how in the movies
[00:23:58] there's that little room, one by one? You can't, human
[00:24:02] rights don't say, uh, no, I'm asking, I'm really asking,
[00:24:06] it's not ironic, because I also ask why they don't open the prison at the end of the world in
[00:24:09] Ushuaia. It was wonderful, they sent everyone there. Don't get mad at me, people from Ushuaia,
[00:24:13] eh. To break rocks or to make desks for the kids, because
[00:24:17] on top of that, they go to jail and they're doing nothing all day, we have to say it
[00:24:20] like that. And if they get a cell phone, they call you to do a virtual
[00:24:24] kidnapping. So everything is wrong in Argentina. It's fine, it's fine, but
[00:24:27] there are different types of crimes here, Marcela,
[00:24:30] this, and there is also a lot of punishment in this
[00:24:34] type, no? This this, like those who kill
[00:24:38] women, they kill them, they call them a c**t inside,
[00:24:41] they catch them with a cucumber, we have seen them, they are
[00:24:44] waiting to directly do
[00:24:47] everything to them. Yes. Yes, yes, yes. Well, well, well,
[00:24:50] Gonzalo, this man is in principle hospitalized,
[00:24:53] detained, he is hospitalized, as I told you, in San Martín de
[00:24:56] los Andes, obviously he is under police custody,
[00:25:00] no? That's the situation he's in. You want to get a little angrier,
[00:25:04] there's a police guard
[00:25:07] guarding him, clear. Well, yes, yes, guarding him. It's fine, actually,
[00:25:11] so he doesn't kill himself,
[00:25:13] escape, eh.
[00:25:16] But is he serious? What do we know? He was in critical condition, if, when
[00:25:21] they transfer him from here, from Villa
[00:25:24] Transferred to another hospital, whether San Carlos de Bariloche or San Martín de Los
[00:25:27] Andes, it's because the local hospital doesn't have the complexity to handle
[00:25:31] these types of cases. That is, one understands that they are already in a serious, critical condition to be
[00:25:35] transferred. Well, we might be lucky, like
[00:25:39] many others, and they die. What a situation for the doctor who has to treat them and
[00:25:42] save their life, right? Well, a doctor is a doctor. A doctor is a doctor and they have to be
[00:25:46] treated regardless. What a situation for the doctor, just think about it.
[00:25:50] Well, he's a doctor. Good, Gonzalo, it's truly a
[00:25:53] pleasure, very, very, very precise with your information.
[00:25:56] We will surely call you again to delve deeper into
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[00:27:48] The future of
[00:27:49] Brazil is being defined.
[00:27:53] Official results. Attention,
[00:27:57] more than 47% of the polling stations have already been counted.
[00:28:00] Of course, there is electronic voting in Brazil. Bolsonaro
[00:28:04] 50.20%,
[00:28:06] Lula 41.63%. In Brazil, 50 + 1 is needed
[00:28:10] at this moment, while production is asking
[00:28:13] if there will be a second round. At this moment,
[00:28:17] Bolsonaro wins the election in the first
[00:28:19] round. So we have to be very
[00:28:23] attentive. Although our colleagues Taquique Ortiz and
[00:28:27] Eleonora Gozman told us that, of course, they first load some
[00:28:30] data and the data from the most populous centers or states are missing,
[00:28:33] which means that everything indicates, based on what was
[00:28:37] being thought and studied, that the parity will be
[00:28:40] absolute. Eh, it is estimated
[00:28:43] 45, 44, 46, 44
[00:28:46] for one or the other, depending on who conducted the
[00:28:50] survey. But at this moment, with the official
[00:28:53] data and almost half of the polling stations counted, many
[00:28:57] times they talk about an irreversible trend, right Ariel?
[00:29:01] I mean, with 47% of the votes, a 10-point
[00:29:04] difference, I don't know, one would tend to think that the trend could be
[00:29:08] irreversible. There is an evident trend that must be assumed to be
[00:29:11] marked. Obviously, we will have to wait for the rest of the
[00:29:14] percentage, which is not insignificant, but
[00:29:17] this, with what our colleague Eleonora said earlier at the
[00:29:20] beginning of today's program here on Crónica, we must
[00:29:24] admit that there may be a hypothesis that leads us in that
[00:29:28] direction. Obviously, this would be surprising,
[00:29:31] depending on the pincer effect that
[00:29:34] Flavio Bolsonaro evidently applied in the election campaign,
[00:29:38] which had to do with victimhood, sensitivity, appealing to the
[00:29:41] emotions of the
[00:29:44] electorate with the issue of his detained father, with the tears he
[00:29:47] shed, appearing like David against Goliath in that
[00:29:50] aspect. But parallel to the pincer effect, why? Because of the fact
[00:29:54] of denying Lula, making the Brazilian feel,
[00:29:58] the electorate of the sister country, that perhaps he has already had
[00:30:01] enough. Three presidencies, and he was going for the
[00:30:05] fourth, an 80-year-old man, what new thing does he have to
[00:30:08] show or demonstrate that Lula has not already had the opportunity to
[00:30:12] do? This is what was psychologically installed with a
[00:30:15] campaign strategy in between, evidently it has been
[00:30:19] bringing good results so far, at least for
[00:30:22] this right-wing political expression in Brazil. It already happened, right, in the
[00:30:26] previous one, remember they had stabbed Jair Bolsonaro,
[00:30:29] I don't remember if it was a month.