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[00:00:00] number one from Lomas de Zamora who is at war
[00:00:04] accompanied by
[00:00:06] Daniel Farías, they are currently doing a thorough investigation
[00:00:10] to be able to reach these two
[00:00:13] subjects, they are investigating, yes, yes,
[00:00:17] you think there might be a person here who gave some information,
[00:00:21] you have doubts about someone from the family environment, from the
[00:00:24] social environment, some friendship, do you have any
[00:00:28] doubts about someone regarding this that
[00:00:31] happened
[00:00:34] or suspicions, yes, the truth is that it was quite and
[00:00:38] we suspect because it was quite strange exactly
[00:00:41] how everything went, it's not that they rummaged
[00:00:45] it was 3800 an hour to under my house, they went directly upstairs asking
[00:00:47] for money, a safe,
[00:00:51] very specific things, that's why it seems quite strange to us, yes,
[00:00:55] I'm sticking with what they say, that they're afraid so it's implied that they turned us
[00:00:58] in, right. Generally, either they're random or they're
[00:01:01] informants, because of what you say, that they went directly and
[00:01:05] specifically to the place where they knew or they
[00:01:08] were told that these trophies were because it's not a matter
[00:01:12] of money, I imagine how your old man must be, between hurt
[00:01:15] and furious, wanting to go after them because it happened to me, they steal what's
[00:01:20] October, and we already see the value of the hour yours, you want to go after them
[00:01:21] now what they are telling us is that yourself, yes, the bad time that your family went through, money issue
[00:01:24] the yes, the truth is that money at this moment
[00:01:28] matters more than anything else...
[00:01:32] guarantee it, but what
[00:01:46] of the Olympic Games, of the Olympic Games
[00:01:50] 2008 and
[00:01:53] yes, the most important one was the Olympic one, which is stored in a
[00:01:57] small box.
[00:02:09] Because I say Clemente won
[00:02:10] a lot
[00:02:14] yes, yes, but nothing, yesterday we
[00:02:17] told him, the first thing we told him was, I'm sorry,
[00:02:20] look, the first thing they took were your things, what matters most to me is that, is
[00:02:24] to recover all those things. Uh, if anyone can identify the men
[00:02:28] who are seen going up the stairs, or any
[00:02:31] information, cameras that can help, better, total
[00:02:35] gratitude because they are
[00:02:38] and the information worse and what very important things for us, especially for my dad, that it
[00:02:40] comes to light, that they show their face, to see if
[00:02:44] someone can give information,
[00:02:47] knowledge of the help us, review the
[00:02:47] situation, of number so that people can contact us.
[00:02:51] 11 30 78 9649, well, I'm
[00:02:55] from Lomas so all my acquaintances if anyone has any news or
[00:02:59] anything, they can also send it and we will be sharing it, obviously, yes,
[00:03:02] anyway, Juana, I'm going to tell you something, Filiol, Ubaldo Filipiol,
[00:03:06] the world champion goalkeeper, had his world champion medal stolen two or
[00:03:10] three years ago, I remember, he came out to speak very hurt and the medal
[00:03:14] appeared, because since they are such particular medals, the type who
[00:03:18] buys them, when he looks at the Beijing Olympic Games,
[00:03:21] where do you get them from? There's a black market, there's a, but
[00:03:25] I say, I say, I have a feeling that it might appear, what, what
[00:03:29] else were they? Jerseys Boca jerseys, they were jerseys that your dad
[00:03:32] had traded, tell the people or yes or from the national team, there were
[00:03:36] all kinds of jerseys, we had all kinds of jerseys in my house
[00:03:39] from my dad's career, from Boca, from other teams,
[00:03:43] from the national team
[00:03:46] happens again, yes, because itself, that he played for,
[00:03:48] also I'm afraid to live in the house itself, well, look, I'll tell you what of course, from a lot of clubs, signed, autographed, Clemente went to the
[00:03:52] so we can try to claim the total seniority, World Cup in South Africa,
[00:03:54] it's important that they have them because they are autographed, that's important, of course, that's why I say
[00:03:58] in case they offer them, the jerseys, I don't know, but I understand
[00:04:02] that the medals might appear and we urge those people who
[00:04:06] I have a bruise, but I'm not going to show the buy them also, that they realize that
[00:04:09] it doesn't have a value, it has more of a sentimental
[00:04:14] yes, yes, besides the spirit when you get there, what value, your old man must even say I'll pay for them, because I mean you know, it's about recovering
[00:04:18] memories, which are so valuable,
[00:04:21] forget it, they have to give them back, yes, yes,
[00:04:24] yes, uh, they say Clemente Rodríguez, the medals have
[00:04:28] my dad's name, so
[00:04:30] let's hope to God that they appear and that these
[00:04:34] two subjects who entered also appear
[00:04:37] and show their faces and are imprisoned, not that they
[00:04:41] rot in jail because afterwards, you know, Edgar, it's not a
[00:04:44] robbery, I don't know how many years, two or three years, no, these are
[00:04:48] very dangerous types who break into people's houses, who make you
[00:04:52] area, that's the go through a terrible time, old man, you have to take them out of society, out of
[00:04:56] circulation, that's how it is, kill the penalties and how many people afterwards.
[00:05:03] 67 years old, we mustn't fail to highlight this, that they
[00:05:06] beat up a 67-year-old grandmother, the lady who also takes care of
[00:05:10] the house, how old is she? More or less the same, a little older,
[00:05:14] older, all elderly ladies, they beat them up, they
[00:05:18] pointed a gun at them and told them to shut up, not to scream because they were
[00:05:21] going to kill them if not, because they
[00:05:24] threatened them with death, yes, yes, yes,
[00:05:28] of course, imagine what that will generate in the person, but afterwards,
[00:05:31] uh, yes, uh, the
[00:05:34] ambulance arrived, they told me they had high blood pressure,
[00:05:37] that they had to be calm, uh, my grandmother
[00:05:41] couldn't sleep at night either, she's not from here, she's from Villagesel,
[00:05:45] she always comes for Mother's Day and this just happened, a
[00:05:49] horrible moment for her, more or less how long do you think
[00:05:53] this situation lasted? Well, according to what's seen on the cameras, they
[00:05:56] entered at 12:29 and left at
[00:06:00] 12:48, right, and they all walked away
[00:06:03] quite quickly, but for you it must have been an eternity, I
[00:06:07] imagine, yes, no, for my grandmother and for the
[00:06:10] lady it was an eternity, it was.
[00:06:42] and they brought them close like that,
[00:06:46] grabbing them, pointing the weapon here, my
[00:06:49] grandmother was put against the couch so she wouldn't scream and so on
[00:06:53] and yes, they threatened them not to talk or scream
[00:06:56] because they were going to kill them. One question,
[00:06:59] Juana, when they ask for money, valuables,
[00:07:02] do they go directly to the upper floor or to the sector
[00:07:06] where the valuables are or do they wait for you
[00:07:10] to tell them or take them to that place?
[00:07:13] No, from what you can see in the cameras, they were saying
[00:07:16] "Where's the safe? Where are the things?" They were telling
[00:07:20] the lady who works with us and she was like, "Obviously I don't know,
[00:07:24] it's my first day, I have no idea." Cameras
[00:07:28] either. "I don't know, first day." She was very
[00:07:31] nervous, yes, no, she's been coming a lot, but
[00:07:34] like, as a first day for them. And
[00:07:38] do the guys go up by themselves or do they go to the sector where the valuables are?
[00:07:41] valor.
[00:07:44] Yes, upstairs, they start, no, they rummaged through everything, they threw
[00:07:47] everything around, they left everything broken, they climbed on top of the furniture, they broke
[00:07:51] the drawers, everything, they didn't care, he said that
[00:07:54] they didn't enter one of the rooms, so they had
[00:08:00] my brother's room, they didn't enter,
[00:08:03] no, they didn't rummage through anything, they entered my room, which
[00:08:07] I share with my sister, there they rummaged a lot, even more
[00:08:11] in my sister's sector,
[00:08:14] uh, and then well, they went to my mom's room, which was a total
[00:08:18] disaster, where they took out all the jerseys
[00:08:20] where the jerseys were, the
[00:08:24] medals, where they found everything, how
[00:08:28] terrible, and you, Juana, expressed the fear you
[00:08:31] have of going out on the street, of running into these guys, of them coming back in, and Clementina, how
[00:08:35] do you experience it because you live there too, what's
[00:08:38] happening to you?
[00:08:41] No, we're all upset, the truth is, I can't live my life
[00:08:44] normally, I'm afraid to go to work,
[00:08:48] my brother also who goes to school,
[00:08:51] uh, going out on the street,
[00:08:55] running into them, I don't know, that the same thing
[00:09:00] they come back, I told it because it happened to me many years ago,
[00:09:04] we had to move, we couldn't keep living there, because you're left with a
[00:09:07] feeling that you hear the door, you hear a noise, we had to leave, yes, besides,
[00:09:11] I mean, one's home is the place where you feel
[00:09:15] calm, you know, protected, you say, well, nothing's going to happen to me here, once
[00:09:19] that barrier is crossed, it's very difficult
[00:09:20] too,
[00:09:23] no, yes, uh, no, we always took the precaution of entering and leaving
[00:09:27] because these robberies here are
[00:09:30] deadly because they also steal your phone
[00:09:34] right away with the motorcycle and everything and we always took the precaution but
[00:09:37] it just happened to us, nothing.
[00:09:41] It's a bummer because then with fear, we already want to move, we don't want to
[00:09:44] live here anymore, girls, girls, one
[00:09:48] question, who are Joaquín López and Maximiliano
[00:09:50] López?
[00:09:54] Uh, Joaquín López was my ex-boyfriend
[00:09:58] and Maximiliano was Joaquín's uncle, why?
[00:10:01] Because the investigation could fall on
[00:10:05] them by the police, as
[00:10:07] suspects.
[00:10:10] It's being investigated. But it's not known
[00:10:14] for sure, yes, yes, yes, it's being investigated, but it's not known if it's
[00:10:18] that way, if it's another way, if they have anything to do with it, if not, of course, but
[00:10:22] it would be for having given information. Why do they mention them?
[00:10:25] Wait, I mean, how did you end up with that
[00:10:27] guy?
[00:10:31] How did I end up? Yes, I mean, because of the relationship, yes, because for
[00:10:34] some reason they point him
[00:10:36] out.
[00:10:39] Uh, because the uncle was, I don't know how long ago, in
[00:10:43] jail, he was also imprisoned
[00:10:47] for robbery and so on and more than anything for precaution, for
[00:10:51] fear of continuing with the relationship I had with Joaquin.
[00:10:55] But a question, in the recognition that was done with the security
[00:10:59] cameras, didn't you see a physical resemblance
[00:11:03] in the appearance of either of these two that
[00:11:07] I'm mentioning with respect to the criminals who entered the
[00:11:09] house? Didn't you see
[00:11:11] similarities?
[00:11:14] No, no, that maybe the guys
[00:11:17] sent the police to
[00:11:21] identify them and they told us, oh, they didn't tell
[00:11:25] us anything yet, uh, now they are investigating, but
[00:11:28] they are doing another type of investigation,
[00:11:32] uh, type of surveillance of the cameras to see because they left
[00:11:35] walking, but nothing, we have to wait and see
[00:11:39] if it goes with them or from another hand, the truth is we don't
[00:11:43] know, they don't give us much information yet,
[00:11:46] they are checking the cameras, the neighbors and everything, the monitoring of Lomas,
[00:11:50] also, uh, the pursuit of these
[00:11:53] subjects, well,
[00:11:55] girls,
[00:11:58] well girls, I hope that everything ends in the best way, I have faith that
[00:12:02] the most important medals will appear for me,
[00:12:05] I hope that happens, uh, and that you can
[00:12:08] of course continue with your normal life, uh, any information
[00:12:12] obviously we send a big greeting, we'll pass it on, thanks, thank
[00:12:16] you very much, no, you're welcome, thank you, well, we continue with the
[00:12:19] chronic alert, very good Clement
[00:12:21] uh situation
[00:12:28] we repeat,
[00:12:33] El Niño is already felt in
[00:12:35] Argentina,
[00:12:38] storm, destruction and
[00:12:40] hail,
[00:12:45] total catastrophe in
[00:12:47] Chile,
[00:12:50] Hurricane Isaias left four
[00:12:52] dead.
[00:12:59] Well, the images are horrible
[00:13:03] is coming next,
[00:13:06] a super ominous forecast already in Argentina, in Buenos Aires in
[00:13:09] particular, but we have floods in Concordia and in other parts of the
[00:13:12] country, uh, we just spoke with a meteorologist who gave
[00:13:16] us a very good forecast and now we have
[00:13:19] Sebastián Pagliarino connected so he can tell us
[00:13:23] what's happening and if he gives
[00:13:26] us good news, he doesn't change his
[00:13:29] stance. Good afternoon, how are
[00:13:32] you? Good afternoon to you, well, tell us why, old man,
[00:13:36] it's been three, four months that every day is gray, it rains,
[00:13:40] cold, part cold, cold, cold, when does it end? It's going to
[00:13:43] seem like we're angry with you, but we're not angry, it's just that the
[00:13:47] sun doesn't come out.
[00:13:49] Yes, yes, yes, it's the common comment, right? When will
[00:13:53] the sun appear? The truth is we've lost it for a long time,
[00:13:57] no, we've had a winter with very little sun and spring continues this way, with
[00:14:00] low temperatures, uh, well, now we are going through an atmospheric
[00:14:04] blockage that is like a wall that prevents
[00:14:08] the passage of cold fronts that would make us change the air
[00:14:11] mass a little, no, we are under humidity, a lot of clouds, light rains,
[00:14:15] well, this will continue at least until next week
[00:14:19] and uh, we will have these conditions of a lot of clouds,
[00:14:23] tomorrow in the city of Buenos Aires we will have some sun rays, but it will not
[00:14:26] be enough to change the faces uh of these gray days, but
[00:14:30] well, it is part of what you said, this El Niño phenomenon that we
[00:14:34] already have present in our country and that is leaving different
[00:14:38] situations throughout Argentina,
[00:14:41] no, of course, Esteban also commented on this a while ago, your
[00:14:45] colleague who said and talked about this blockage that he says is normal
[00:14:49] for this time of year.
[00:14:52] Clear, yes, yes, these situations are normal for
[00:14:55] our country, there is a high-pressure system in the Atlantic,
[00:14:59] it works as a wall and does not allow
[00:15:01] the air mass to change, so
[00:15:05] every day we have east, southeast wind, a lot of humidity,
[00:15:09] cloudiness, and until that changes, that
[00:15:12] high-pressure system does not move, does not start to
[00:15:15] change and allow the air to start to renew
[00:15:19] or the air mass to change, well, we will have these days, this is very
[00:15:23] typical of our region, the same as the cyclogenesis
[00:15:26] situations that occur due to low pressures, well, all
[00:15:30] that is typical of these latitudes, what happens is that
[00:15:33] now, eh, it intensifies, let's say. With this
[00:15:37] El Niño situation where, well, we have more
[00:15:41] rain, we have more gray days, a somewhat
[00:15:44] strange spring during those days,
[00:15:47] of course, yes, Seba, also this situation where there's a lot of
[00:15:51] thermal amplitude, right? So maybe you go out, well,
[00:15:55] I don't know, with a jacket, then you get hot, then you get cold again, that's
[00:15:58] how we are, like we don't quite understand what's happening.
[00:16:02] Right, what happens is that since there's so much cloudiness, well, it doesn't
[00:16:05] allow,
[00:16:07] the sun doesn't come out and the surface doesn't get warm, so we always have those
[00:16:11] temperatures of somewhat
[00:16:14] cold mornings, somewhat cool afternoons too,
[00:16:18] especially in what is the center of the country, for example, the
[00:16:21] Atlantic coast has winter days, right, barely between
[00:16:24] 11 and 2, it's raining, right, so
[00:16:28] well, yes, yes, it also affects people's mood,
[00:16:32] this situation of gray and heavy days,
[00:16:35] right? Yes. What I see is
[00:16:39] always the feeling I have is of climate change,
[00:16:43] Sebastián, at the hand of man, I always say the same thing,
[00:16:46] when I was a kid, winter lasted 4
[00:16:49] months, cold, cold, cold, you'd die of cold, then summer came, very
[00:16:53] hot, now winters are very short, summer
[00:16:56] too, or it's not that hot, but I don't
[00:17:00] remember this year's cold, no.
[00:17:04] Yes, yes, uh, the planet is also changing.
[00:17:08] We are in a stage where there is a
[00:17:10] change in terms of the climate, the conditions,
[00:17:14] these phenomena that occur now, for example the El Niño phenomenon that we
[00:17:18] talk about so much, although it will be a historic El Niño
[00:17:21] because there are no records of these conditions that
[00:17:25] El Niño is taking, uh, it has been historic,
[00:17:29] no, the El Niño phenomenon, La Niña, we have had since
[00:17:32] the planet or that we have knowledge of, but yes,
[00:17:36] it is true that the... planet is changing and we have
[00:17:39] before, I remember that grandparents always said winters were what they
[00:17:43] used to be, no, and today winters are a little
[00:17:45] more bearable, it's not that cold, especially in the central
[00:17:49] strip of Argentina, no, but well, it's part of
[00:17:53] an evolution that the planet is having and that is changing, we talk
[00:17:56] about that again we talk about the glaciers having
[00:18:00] retreated, uh, we also talk about
[00:18:04] the waterfalls growing in their flow, well, all
[00:18:07] those phenomena, in the light of Chile, all those phenomena
[00:18:11] show us a change in the conditions of the planet, of course, yes,
[00:18:14] yes, how will this week be? Because a little while ago we were talking to your
[00:18:18] colleague who gave us really
[00:18:21] bad news regarding the next
[00:18:24] few days. Yes, yes, well, because
[00:18:28] the atmospheric blockade will continue, that wall that we have there in
[00:18:32] the Atlantic Ocean will continue in the coming days, so practically every
[00:18:35] day will be repeated. East-southeast wind,
[00:18:39] uh, some cloudiness or mostly
[00:18:42] cloudy skies, temperatures that will not vary
[00:18:45] too much, some light rain, well, that's the panorama
[00:18:49] from now on for the next few days, at least until next week
[00:18:53] we will have these conditions in a large part of the province of Buenos
[00:18:56] Aires, so well, have a little patience, I know it's
[00:19:00] difficult because well, we want to, we are in October,
[00:19:03] we want the sun to come out, we want pleasant temperatures and enjoy a little. But
[00:19:07] well, uh, this is not the moment
[00:19:11] in our region to be able to enjoy spring, the truth is
[00:19:15] that the days will be quite similar to
[00:19:18] each other, especially with quite a lot of cloudiness. What a topic of clothing, right,
[00:19:22] with this weather, the mood, how it changes your mood, it's
[00:19:25] tremendous, yes, yes, uh, gray days change
[00:19:28] completely, people notice it on the street and it's everyone's
[00:19:32] comment too, when will the sun come out? Because we're also coming from a
[00:19:35] winter where... the sky was covered most of the
[00:19:39] winter, those three months we had cloudy sky conditions,
[00:19:42] so they say, well, spring comes, we want a little
[00:19:46] sun, to put on
[00:19:48] a t-shirt, something light clothing, and yet
[00:19:52] the conditions are not like that.
[00:19:55] Well, it changes people's mood quite
[00:19:58] a lot, not to mention laundry, which is definitely a problem.
[00:20:02] Well, we have to be more hopeful for
[00:20:04] summer, will it also be complicated?
[00:20:08] Well, we're going to continue under these El Niño conditions, with days a little more
[00:20:12] rainy than usual, with
[00:20:15] humidity, uh, yes, yes, yes, it's
[00:20:18] true,
[00:20:21] it's here to stay, yes, and it's estimated that it will intensify or become
[00:20:25] stronger towards December, especially in the coastal
[00:20:30] moment or the most complicated place in our
[00:20:33] country, and well, we're going to have a little
[00:20:37] more rain than usual in some regions of Argentina, uh,
[00:20:40] temperatures that at some moments will not be as hot
[00:20:44] uh and days a little more humid and cloudy, so that's the
[00:20:48] panorama for the next few months, no.
[00:20:50] And regarding hail, how are we doing for the rest of the year and for next year, can
[00:20:54] anything be forecast? Look, hail
[00:20:57] is very difficult to forecast
[00:21:00] over the months, no, that has to do a little with the
[00:21:04] formation of storms, yes, that we will have strong storms and
[00:21:08] important storms in the coming months, well, at
[00:21:11] some point it could be that hail
[00:21:14] is present, but I would say that it is more related
[00:21:18] to the change the transition from
[00:21:21] winter to spring, where that
[00:21:24] interaction of cold air masses from Patagonia and
[00:21:28] warm air towards the north generates strong storms with
[00:21:31] hail, as we saw in the
[00:21:35] last weeks, for example, in Córdoba,
[00:21:38] in Buenos Aires, we have had important
[00:21:42] rains with hail, but well, it is quite
[00:21:45] difficult for me to tell you that it will hail in the coming months
[00:21:48] because well, I would be lying to you, no, the truth is that
[00:21:52] when storms form, there may be a possibility that at
[00:21:55] some point hail will fall, yes. And at this time of year, one already thinks about the
[00:21:59] holidays, that's why I asked you about the end of the year, because
[00:22:03] it's really flying by, we're already in, it's October
[00:22:06] 10th, there's a lot left for the year to end, well, but one thinks about
[00:22:10] Christmas, New Year, how the weather will be and you just told me that
[00:22:14] it's going to be bad too, terrible.
[00:22:17] Yes, it's venturing anyway, I can't
[00:22:22] is certain is that under this El Niño influence, well, the
[00:22:25] conditions will be somewhat unstable
[00:22:29] at
[00:22:31] summer, which is very hard, clear, clear, no, no, I'm not
[00:22:35] telling you it's going to rain all summer or that it's going to rain every day for a week, but
[00:22:38] yes, the probability is that for that week, for
[00:22:41] example, for three or four days, we might have some
[00:22:45] unstable conditions with rain, but well, perhaps a rainier
[00:22:49] summer. Clear,
[00:22:51] exactly, yes, yes, but the Atlantic coast, you know it
[00:22:55] has four climates in one day, it suddenly rains, it's sunny,
[00:22:59] it looks like Brazil, right, that happens
[00:23:02] a lot, yes, that's why it rains, yes, it rains in the afternoon and then at night it's
[00:23:06] cold and then we have heat at noon, the Atlantic
[00:23:09] coast has that characteristic, therefore I believe
[00:23:13] that, uh, beyond this phenomenon and what
[00:23:17] we can be commenting on. You have to
[00:23:20] enjoy summer anyway, we will have hot
[00:23:24] days no doubt, but perhaps with a little more humidity and those summer rains,
[00:23:28] uh, it's not that we are going to have, uh, storms
[00:23:31] or anything like that, I insist, the most, uh,
[00:23:33] or the sector where it's going to rain the
[00:23:37] most or the phenomenon will impact is the coastal sector of
[00:23:41] Argentina, that sector will be the most complicated in terms of
[00:23:44] the El Niño phenomenon, thanks, Sebastián, for all these
[00:23:47] explanations. Very clear.
[00:23:53] A big hug, thanks, big hug, we continue with rain and more
[00:23:54] information.
[00:23:57] 19:23, you are on alert, chronic, breaking
[00:24:00] news,
[00:24:07] live consultation room,
[00:24:10] alert, domestic workers, what's
[00:24:12] happening?
[00:24:14] I thought good news was coming, how much will salaries increase between now and the end of the
[00:24:17] year? I have an answer.
[00:24:20] From zero to zero, will there be new
[00:24:22] bonuses?
[00:24:26] Tell me it's a lie. Yes, bonus, the goalkeeper coming to
[00:24:30] River, the only bonus that I think there will be from now until
[00:24:33] the end, uh, the goalkeeper who seems to be coming to River,
[00:24:36] you call us, well here we are, we're back, last Saturday I went to Luján, that's why
[00:24:40] I wasn't here, a year from now, good, good,
[00:24:44] nice, nice moment, but you did everything, where did you start from,
[00:24:47] uh, well, I'm going to keep
[00:24:50] that to myself. I'll keep it to myself, but it was
[00:24:53] hard, it was hard, I even have, I fell, so
[00:24:56] bruise, no, I fell because of the mud that was there, the people who one can
[00:25:00] do well, yes, yes, yes,
[00:25:04] I did see was three times more people, the truth is a lot, a lot of
[00:25:08] people, of course, the people, what
[00:25:11] surprises you, it didn't surprise me at all, I expected
[00:25:14] to see people, but terrible, the people to get to the church, it was
[00:25:18] quite uh... scary that when we are
[00:25:21] arriving compared to last year, triple the people, the only one
[00:25:24] who says he's doing well is the government, all the
[00:25:27] rest is madness, but well, the one who doesn't fake madness is
[00:25:31] the people, right? Their salary is not enough. There were girls, were you with
[00:25:34] any of the domestic girls? Uh,
[00:25:38] not with workers, but I went with friends, friends with Tamara
[00:25:41] , a colleague from here at Crónica, so
[00:25:45] well, friends and many girls. We were many women
[00:25:48] walking, there's everything. Yes, the truth is I recommend it
[00:25:51] because the pilgrimage has everything, all kinds of
[00:25:55] people mix, you go and the second one, that's why I tell you that
[00:25:58] today, not Saturday.
[00:26:00] Last year's Saturday, and it was
[00:26:04] triple the people because getting there was terrible
[00:26:07] when people started to funnel, you know, we started to arrive there, the
[00:26:11] city was terrible, the people that were there, and how do you see this
[00:26:14] panorama? Well, this is the grey panorama because the truth is that when they
[00:26:18] told me if it was a joke, no, the 500 pesos is real, the hour from
[00:26:22] August to December increases by about 500
[00:26:25] pesos, yes, because it increases by 40 pesos per month, guys, it's unbelievable.
[00:26:29] That is, if we are 3900 an hour and
[00:26:32] last month it was 3850,
[00:26:35] that is, it's increasing little by little, 60 pesos, 100 pesos an hour,
[00:26:39] what do you buy with 500 pesos?
[00:26:42] Nothing. And well, and if from August when
[00:26:47] December it is 4100,
[00:26:50] no, we already did the math, it's a 500 peso increase, this
[00:26:54] is not this. Yes, we keep repeating it, but well, the
[00:26:58] bonus starts to disintegrate and gets added to the basic salary, but the truth is that since it's such a small bonus, it's not even
[00:27:02] felt. No, but all workers have to collect the bonus, so please keep
[00:27:05] claiming if you haven't collected it, because there are many, because many
[00:27:09] employers haven't paid it, uh, keep
[00:27:12] claiming it, but well, let's go to the other one because we already reviewed this, we already saw it many
[00:27:15] times, how much is it now per hour? Here we are, here
[00:27:19] we will see in October already from August,
[00:27:23] for what is cleaning work, it is
[00:27:26] 464, that is, it's a 160 peso increase from
[00:27:29] August to date, the salary is 400
[00:27:33] 98 582 and personal care
[00:27:35] is 4,337 per hour and
[00:27:39] 548 429, this is the minimum, right? This is the
[00:27:43] minimum, we always say that this sector is the sector of workers with the lowest
[00:27:47] salaries, the most precarious, the most
[00:27:50] you have less, it's the floor, but not the ceiling, it's the floor,
[00:27:53] sure, but it's not the ceiling, the ceiling well, it's what they can negotiate, but well, we have
[00:27:57] clear examples, right? Of people who are workers who cannot
[00:28:00] negotiate, right? And one day the company, or the employer tells you I don't want you
[00:28:04] anymore, and or they reduce your salary.
[00:28:07] Sometimes it's not easy for workers to negotiate, so we will always keep
[00:28:11] asking for the floor to be higher, well, let's go with the questions,
[00:28:14] give it to the consulting room at 112461
[00:28:18] 8737, Daira is there, uh, with the questions, Daira, let's see, over here
[00:28:22] they tell us good afternoon, I want to know if I resign, do I get
[00:28:25] anything? No, I've been working for 7 years in the same houses
[00:28:29] and I'm registered, well, no,
[00:28:32] we always say the same thing, that's a clear example of always saying,
[00:28:36] saying, repeating this question, which is when they resign, they don't
[00:28:39] get any severance pay, that is, the 7 years you're
[00:28:42] saying you'd like to be recognized for, they don't recognize
[00:28:45] you for anything because you resign, so what you have to do is a labor claim if
[00:28:49] it applies, obviously, if we have your reasons, and most of them
[00:28:53] do, because most are unregistered or poorly registered, or they
[00:28:56] registered you after 20 years, well, all those reasons generate
[00:29:00] a claim that we can make so that you can
[00:29:04] on the other hand, here they put good afternoon, I've been working in
[00:29:08] a house for 30 years, 5 hours a week, I'm retired from another
[00:29:11] employer, they don't want to increase my hour to 600, they don't
[00:29:15] pay me travel expenses, they don't pay me seniority or RT,
[00:29:18] I'm unregistered, I can't stand their treatment anymore, can you help me?
[00:29:22] Well, perfect, yes, obviously I can help you because everything you said
[00:29:26] is for a claim because they're not paying you anything, but be careful with the
[00:29:29] retirement issue, retirement the
[00:29:33] employment relationship, so we always recommend,
[00:29:36] she said it was from another one, yes, well, but she's retired anyway, so always
[00:29:40] from the moment you retire, a new bond begins, in this case, since
[00:29:43] she was always unregistered, well, and precisely because she wasn't unregistered
[00:29:47] and retired while unregistered, perhaps we can claim
[00:29:51] because this person was never registered,
[00:29:54] but if you retire while registered
[00:29:58] you were unregistered for a while, unfortunately, from that moment on, the
[00:30:01] bond starts from zero. So always, workers who are
[00:30:04] 59, 58, who have been working for many
[00:30:07] years, claim before retiring
[00:30:10] because retirement cuts seniority, it doesn't cut the employment
[00:30:14] relationship, it cuts seniority, you start a new bond, from there
[00:30:18] zero seniority starts to count again, speaking of retirement,
[00:30:21] Matilde asks us here how much they pay for the minimum retirement,
[00:30:24] well, today, today it's 400 and something, the truth
[00:30:28] is I don't know the exact retirement, it's not a topic I handle, but it's
[00:30:31] 450, the bonus and everything, it's a little more than the
[00:30:35] salary, yes, more or less it's like well, generally workers collect the
[00:30:38] minimum salary like a minimum retirement and they are not retirees, they are not retirees, the
[00:30:42] workers, and many cannot retire either, so they have
[00:30:46] problems everywhere, let's see, over here Mercedes says I'm from
[00:30:50] Cipolletti, Río Negro, I've been working in a private house for two years,
[00:30:54] registered, three times a week, 4 hours, I earn
[00:30:57] 32000 pesos, is that right?