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[00:00:01] Inmates are taken to Marcos
[00:00:08] the crowd until, well, Paz. Live from Diego
[00:00:09] Richardi.
[00:00:12] Hello Gustavo, good morning, this is how a story of
[00:00:16] comings and goings of construction that was left unfinished at the time of the Marcos Paz prison back in
[00:00:20] 2018 finally comes to an end.
[00:00:24] Horrible, everything Valentín said was very This is how the end of a story at Devoto prison
[00:00:27] is realized. More than 1,500 prisoners
[00:00:31] will be transferred to the new maximum-security prison, as we said, in Marcos Paz in the province of
[00:00:35] modus operandi was. She's 19 Buenos Aires, and this transfer is part of a large security
[00:00:39] operation. A study was conducted, of course, on the dangerousness of
[00:00:42] each of the inmates, in total there are 1,500, and to
[00:00:47] Well, Valentín is the one on house them, there is a maximum capacity in
[00:00:52] suffered what they suffered, for what in this way Marcos Paz of approximately 2,200. Of these, 1,500 will be transferred at different times. The transfer of at
[00:00:55] least 300 began over the weekend, and now the
[00:00:58] operation is practically closing. It should be noted
[00:01:02] that this mega-security
[00:01:05] circuit even includes a perimeter around the entire area, meaning
[00:01:08] residents cannot circulate, there can be no vehicular
[00:01:12] traffic. You can see the large operation that was deployed
[00:01:16] with respect to the federal police, the transfer which also includes
[00:01:19] different checkpoints with police from the province of Buenos Aires and which
[00:01:23] will have as its central axis the transfer from this place to
[00:01:26] Marcos Paz. That transfer will take at least one hour, one and a half
[00:01:30] hours approximately, if there are no inconveniences, of course.
[00:01:34] Clear, in
[00:01:36] total, eh, Diego, there are more than 2,000 prisoners
[00:01:40] to be transferred, then, who go in different batches as
[00:01:43] you mentioned.
[00:01:46] In total, there are 1,500 housed in the prison. Over the weekend,
[00:01:49] about 300 were already transferred, and the Marcos Paz prison,
[00:01:53] km/h. Look at what's the new prison, has a maximum capacity of approximately
[00:01:57] 2,200. Clear, clear. And
[00:02:01] Diego, the question is, this transfer is temporary,
[00:02:04] I suppose. After that, everything returns to its current
[00:02:07] state, or will they stay there? How will it be? Will it be a
[00:02:11] definitive relocation? No, I don't think
[00:02:14] real estate market. I mean, the entire area will so. It's exactly like that, as you say.
[00:02:17] From Marcos, from Devoto, the story ends. This
[00:02:21] will be urbanized at some point, a project that the
[00:02:24] government launched at the time, back in
[00:02:27] also lined up to hit around 2018. It was paralyzed for various reasons. In fact, there were some
[00:02:31] interventions in the Marcos Paz prison, some elements were stolen.
[00:02:35] This was, of course, this situation was
[00:02:38] dismantled, and
[00:02:41] about 215 km/h. Look at how finally, in March of this year, the head of government of the autonomous city of Buenos Aires announced
[00:02:45] with great fanfare what was going to happen. After
[00:02:48] that, of course, the residents began to raise their voices. They were
[00:02:51] really very happy with this situation, because finally a story that brought
[00:02:55] a lot of conflicts for those who live, for example,
[00:02:58] in front of the prison,
[00:03:01] ends.
[00:03:03] The truth is that it is a property that has 5 hectares and that in the
[00:03:07] coming months or years it will be urbanized.
[00:03:10] Surely some buildings will be built, Marote, it is clearly the
[00:03:14] penitentiary service of the city created by the legislature a few months
[00:03:18] ago. Eh, to that we must add once the entire transfer of prisoners from
[00:03:22] Marcos Paz is finished, 350 more prisoners
[00:03:25] who are in jails and police stations will be transferred, which we always say
[00:03:29] should not be... in police stations due to the lack of a prison. Well, the prison is
[00:03:33] already inaugurated. Once this
[00:03:35] that's for sure, but if you transfer is finished, there are 350 more prisoners from police stations and jails who will be
[00:03:39] taken there. They were there because there was no space, because there was no space, so now
[00:03:43] the police stations will not have prisoners who should be in prisons,
[00:03:46] transient prisoners for some reason. Devoto will be empty. Devoto, yes, forget about
[00:03:50] Devoto being empty. Let's see. And the police stations will also be left with the
[00:03:54] basic prisoners, and then they will be released, or, well, if they
[00:03:57] continue a criminal process, they will be taken
[00:04:00] to that corresponding prison. Now, it was not foreseen that the Pope would visit Devoto on
[00:04:03] November 11th. I mean, there will be no one, and he will take them to Marcos
[00:04:07] Paz. It was for a small group,
[00:04:11] selected, who would be, I don't know if inside the prison,
[00:04:14] but separated somewhere else. I imagine it will be, or
[00:04:17] even in the prison, they will transfer those 10 or 15 prisoners. Of course, they
[00:04:21] will transfer them again and they will stay there. Perhaps this
[00:04:25] operation will be accelerated due to the Pope's visit
[00:04:28] for security reasons. I imagine so.
[00:04:31] It seems to me that yes, it has to be maximum security, so there will be a small
[00:04:35] group that will meet with Pope Leo XIV, and then they
[00:04:38] meet with the Pope, they return to Marcos Paz, they stay installed in
[00:04:42] Marcos Paz. I suppose that the Devoto prison will be demolished
[00:04:45] there. There we will have to see what
[00:04:48] well, it was something media-related to remains, but well, it is a complaint that came from the neighbors for a long time. It was the only
[00:04:51] prison in the city, in the middle of the city, and it caused
[00:04:54] discomfort. Well, all the disaster that the neighbors raised. Now they will be in
[00:04:58] Marcos Paz. Okay, eh. It's an impressive operation, Diego, eh,
[00:05:02] the number of police officers is that this
[00:05:05] cannot go wrong.
[00:05:07] Let's go.
[00:05:15] It's a unified command, obviously it's clear, depending on what kind of prisoners they are, eh,
[00:05:19] special care if they are maximum security prisoners, well,
[00:05:22] obviously, clear, clear, eh, Diego, this will
[00:05:26] continue throughout the day,
[00:05:26] right?
[00:05:30] Yes, it is expected to take a few more hours, eh, it is not
[00:05:33] calculated when this operation will
[00:05:36] culminate. Let's remember that it started over the weekend and the transfer happened with 300
[00:05:40] of the most dangerous prisoners who were housed in this prison,
[00:05:44] clear, and the families of the prisoners approach,
[00:05:46] right?
[00:05:49] No, you know, the perimeter, as we said, is totally
[00:05:52] hermetic. No one can enter, absolutely no one. There is no
[00:05:56] vehicular traffic. There are approximately six, seven
[00:05:59] blocks around that are totally cut off, and there is,
[00:06:02] for example, no movement of the prisoners' own relatives. Clear,
[00:06:06] I'm thinking that perhaps they don't like the
[00:06:10] transfer much. Obviously, they are not in a situation to... but it is a
[00:06:14] transfer that is not close, to go from the heart of Buenos
[00:06:17] Aires in Devoto to Marcos Paz, because they are mostly going to Marcos
[00:06:21] Paz, not to other complexes. I also think they are all going to Marcos Paz,
[00:06:24] this, well, perhaps it will harm some of them,
[00:06:28] of course, with respect to family visits,
[00:06:30] for example.
[00:06:35] But well, what we also see is movements of cars because you said seven blocks
[00:06:39] around, there are people who live there, obviously they have to leave.
[00:06:57] Diego, do you know anything about that? There is an urban project, it
[00:07:00] talks about these 5 hectares that would actually
[00:07:04] be for building buildings not very high,
[00:07:07] up to three floors only, meaning
[00:07:10] housing. Of course, I imagine
[00:07:12] that some school will also have to be built, yes. It is also said that nearby
[00:07:15] homes, eh, to recover the purchasing power, let's say
[00:07:19] the property value, between 30 and 40%. Yes, that is being
[00:07:23] thought of in terms of the
[00:07:26] be revalued because until now, who would want to live
[00:07:30] in front of a prison? Logically, no one likes it. Hopefully, it
[00:07:34] recovers. It's an expensive neighborhood, moreover, a clear neighborhood that
[00:07:37] is also on the rise, many very important houses,
[00:07:40] residential, low houses. Yes, eh, it has an important
[00:07:44] commercial area as well. We have to see if they also do something commercial
[00:07:48] there in the area, they take advantage of it. Yes, and I would also say, hopefully, I suppose it will be
[00:07:52] planned to recover a little green space as well, right? Because I mean, it's 5 hectares, it's
[00:07:56] a lot. Hopefully they'll make a nice park there in
[00:08:00] that area, so we'll see, right? Well, for now, it's
[00:08:04] developing normally, right,
[00:08:05] Diego?
[00:08:09] Without incidents, this mega-operation is
[00:08:12] really very important. That's why we also mentioned all the time these
[00:08:16] perimeter fences that even make it difficult at some point
[00:08:20] for the media to work, because we had to find a reference
[00:08:23] point to start working. It's a side
[00:08:27] exit. A few years ago, we came when the
[00:08:31] definitive closure was announced, which happened at that time, which was in 2018,
[00:08:34] of this same prison, and it's here where they showed at that time
[00:08:38] how the transfer would be. In 2018, the transfer
[00:08:41] from this place to Marcos Paz prison was already being talked
[00:08:45] about, which finally happened this week. Of course, with the pandemic, everything got complicated.
[00:09:00] world?
[00:09:04] Heavy floods in China. We are going to share the images because the cars
[00:09:08] were floating. I swear it looks like an image from a movie.
[00:09:12] It looks like artificial intelligence, which it is not. This is from the last few hours.
[00:09:16] This happened in China
[00:09:19] with a large current of water and the precipitations that
[00:09:23] have left the streets flooded in this way. The vehicles
[00:09:27] have been buried, obviously some,
[00:09:30] most of them are lost, right? Because when the vehicle is flooded in that way, it is very
[00:09:34] difficult to recover it. Of course, this happened
[00:09:37] in Guangxi in southern China.
[00:09:41] Guangxi, oh yes, with an x in the middle, Guangxi.
[00:09:44] This happened due to the amount of
[00:09:47] water, do you know how much? 360 mm in
[00:09:50] some areas, registering peaks of up to
[00:09:53] 143 mm of rain in just one hour, Gustavo. In
[00:09:57] one hour, that amount of water fell, which I estimate has
[00:10:01] to be what falls in about two months. We have to see if it rains more or less in the south than in
[00:10:04] and
[00:10:07] regions, but yes, this image remained:
[00:10:11] flooded streets. People who couldn't leave their homes, water that entered
[00:10:15] homes, entered businesses, people who lost a lot of merchandise
[00:10:18] because, look, it's a commercial area, that one,
[00:10:21] eh. No, look, gastronomy, they also have businesses
[00:10:25] in the heart of the city. There you can see how the
[00:10:29] water entered, the cars were floating, and people had to go up
[00:10:32] to elevated floors because they couldn't be on the ground floor. It saved their lives, of course. No,
[00:10:36] awful, awful, the number of lost cars, my God, I tell you there are
[00:10:39] several entire dealerships there, and all
[00:10:42] very nice cars, yes, of course, electric,
[00:10:45] electric, clear, mostly electric, you're right. We're leaving China, in
[00:10:49] this case, to Mont Blanc. Impressive images also that
[00:10:52] you will see, eh, there where... this
[00:10:56] rockfall occurred, recorded by climbers directly who were there
[00:10:59] climbing. Well, it's a city, as you know, it's a very
[00:11:03] touristy area, obviously. There are always climbers from all over the world. We are talking about
[00:11:07] more than 300 meters high. Look, look how it was recorded,
[00:11:10] I think this is unprecedented. It was never recorded
[00:11:14] there, and so closely, besides, because there is the climber
[00:11:17] with his camera, I guess he has it on his helmet,
[00:11:21] right? Obviously. Yes, on his chest, look, look, look how they are
[00:11:25] falling, a shower of rubble, right? And of course, it's not a picket
[00:11:28] up high, it's not Saavedra either,
[00:11:31] directly this falls and when it starts
[00:11:35] like this, it also inserts there, there you can see the camera of the other climber,
[00:11:38] there were at least two, two or three, and you
[00:11:42] don't know when this ends because it starts
[00:11:45] falling and they are getting bigger, and
[00:11:49] obviously your life is at risk, you have to protect yourself. Well, they have a lot
[00:11:52] of experience, just as many have lost their lives.
[00:11:55] Not precisely in this type of adventure tourism
[00:11:59] with rockfalls, we reiterate at more than 3,000 meters
[00:12:02] high in
[00:12:04] Mont Blanc.
[00:12:07] And we continue to see what's happening in the world regarding
[00:12:10] meteorology, Hurricane Simon advancing over Mexico with
[00:12:14] winds of up to 215
[00:12:18] happening and what this storm is leaving behind, which could
[00:12:22] make landfall as a Category 4. Yes. And it left
[00:12:25] rainfall superior to 250 mm
[00:12:29] of accumulated water in some areas. Inhabitants of coastal
[00:12:32] towns had to be evacuated, of course, classes were suspended
[00:12:36] in 22 municipalities. We are talking about a super tourist city
[00:12:39] also, Acapulco, eh, exactly. How long has it been since something
[00:12:43] like this happened? The center of the hurricane was rotating parallel
[00:12:47] to the coast and approaching the Puerto Vallarta area. Winds and rains
[00:12:52] midnight and continue until Monday morning. So, at this moment, at this
[00:12:56] precise moment, eh, the situation is complicated. Maximum
[00:13:00] sustained winds that weakened a little yesterday, but I'm talking
[00:13:06] much they weakened, right? Eh, and according to the National Hurricane Center of the United
[00:13:09] States, eh, it is expected to maintain its high-risk
[00:13:13] hurricane category, so people are quite scared by what
[00:13:17] is happening there, this hurricane called Simon. We know that
[00:13:20] they have their own names. It is hitting the city of Acapulco, in this
[00:13:24] case. Mexico also had to evacuate,
[00:13:27] and schools and others in Jalisco suspended classes
[00:13:31] in 22 municipalities of Jalisco.
[00:17:40] Rominayan's son spoke about his
[00:17:43] ordeal.
[00:17:45] It was hell to live at home.
[00:17:49] My dad used to hit me and drag me by the hair down the
[00:17:52] stairs. My grandfather Gustavo
[00:17:56] saved my
[00:17:56] life.
[00:18:06] He spoke in an interview. He already told intimate details of his
[00:18:09] childhood. Rominayan's middle son, who is 23 years old,
[00:18:13] Gastón Zama, yes, exactly, was the news of the weekend in the entertainment
[00:18:16] world. The statements in this interview in Infobae
[00:18:19] with ehpiro,
[00:18:22] exactly, where he exactly just a few days before the 16th
[00:18:26] anniversary of Rominayan's death on September 28th, at the end of September
[00:18:29] 2010, well, this 23-year-old young man, eh,
[00:18:33] works in tourism. Eh, road, TC 2000 in reality
[00:18:37] he is a young man who is starting his career there precisely in
[00:18:41] motorsports and decided to talk about what
[00:18:44] he suffered from his mother's death when
[00:18:47] he was living with his siblings with Dario Jordano
[00:18:51] who was eh who is his father, right? Well, he started telling the
[00:18:55] ordeal, as our screens well said, about the physical
[00:18:58] and psychological abuse he suffered throughout his
[00:19:02] childhood when he was only 7 years old when she died.
[00:19:06] Eh, his mother, and then this is exactly what happened, well, as time
[00:19:09] went on, he decided to file a complaint against his father, who kept a
[00:19:13] low profile after his mother's death.
[00:19:17] He spoke at some other tribute that Cris Morena made in the
[00:19:21] theater, but, this well, the truth is that eh he decided to break
[00:19:25] the silence and tell this. Let's hear him there.
[00:19:29] There
[00:19:29] it is.
[00:19:33] I go home, my whole family sat us on the
[00:19:36] couch. There Darío tells us, "Your mom had an
[00:19:40] accident, she's not coming back. I'm going to
[00:19:43] take care of you, protect you." The truth
[00:19:46] is that when you thought that was hitting rock bottom
[00:19:50] and it was the maximum sadness that could
[00:19:53] be experienced, situations
[00:19:56] arrived that today, looking back, were much
[00:20:00] worse, much worse. Do you want to tell
[00:20:03] it? Yes.
[00:20:07] When I was 10
[00:20:11] years old, 9 years old, I started to suffer
[00:20:14] physical and psychological violence from Darío, my brother
[00:20:18] also. It was really hell to live in that house. But let's clarify
[00:20:21] that you are three siblings, and what you are telling is your story. Yes, I
[00:20:25] speak for myself, obviously. You don't call him dad, Darío. No, I don't call him dad because he didn't
[00:20:29] fulfill that role. There were blows,
[00:20:32] shouts, abuse. The 8 hours I spent at school were the
[00:20:36] best 8 hours of... the day because I didn't go back home. I knew I had no
[00:20:40] escape.
[00:20:42] Like, grabbing me by the hair, dragging me down the stairs, hitting
[00:20:46] me, locking me in my room, bringing me food 4 hours later,
[00:20:50] cold, putting it on the floor, "Here, eat." I felt like I was
[00:20:53] worthless, said in his words, "You'll never do anything in your
[00:20:57] life, you're worthless." At 9
[00:21:00] years old, the person who was supposedly supposed to take care of us after
[00:21:03] losing our mom. Did anyone take care of you, Valen,
[00:21:07] at that moment, you, inside that house?
[00:21:09] No, we were alone.
[00:21:14] strong, and well, from
[00:21:17] these statements, this news was published. This article on Sunday
[00:21:21] morning, eh, Gustavo published on his Instagram, Gustavo
[00:21:24] Yankelevich, a renowned producer, well, his grandfather
[00:21:28] the following. His older brother, who is an actor, is in the
[00:21:32] Margarita series, of course, he's the one with long hair, exactly.
[00:21:37] the right. He says, "For having gone through what they went through, for having
[00:21:42] they fought for to get ahead and for feeling that life is
[00:21:46] worth living." Eh, well, this is exactly where he has it all.
[00:21:50] be said because it is a family that is iconic, it is part of the history of Argentine television, it must be said, obviously, and Gustavo is a man,
[00:22:03] The strong repercussions also have to
[00:22:08] a type, he is a creator, let's say, a very, very
[00:22:11] important type, this with an impressive trajectory,
[00:22:15] but here we are talking about the family, something private that this
[00:22:18] boy is now making public. But I mean, I want to say that the
[00:22:21] importance of grandparents too, who finally end up rescuing
[00:22:25] children many times. He said that he went to his paternal grandparents,
[00:22:28] eh, not his maternal grandparents at the time, but his paternal grandparents, and what they had told him was,
[00:22:32] "Well, your father is going through a bad time," as if they minimized
[00:22:36] the situation a little, and let's face it, this happens many times, let's say, wrongly
[00:22:40] associated with the lower class. They think that in the middle
[00:22:43] class or upper middle class these things don't happen, and they happen in all classes.
[00:22:47] This happens in all classes.
[00:22:57] Yes, no, no, violence against children, minors, is transversal, so to speak, to social
[00:23:00] classes. It also serves to, I mean, break with
[00:23:03] those prejudices that sometimes exist, no, about, let's see, there
[00:23:07] are people who are in a crystal box because they have money, they have fame and whatever, and
[00:23:10] the truth is that it's not like that, it's as Gastón says, that happens in any home. It also
[00:23:14] serves to reach children who generally received the interview through
[00:23:18] social networks and so on. Who are perhaps going through something
[00:23:21] similar or have seen, have lived something
[00:23:24] similar. When a person like that, who is from a very
[00:23:28] famous family, comes out to speak, generally other people are encouraged
[00:23:32] to tell, and that is also important. Gasti, he had filed
[00:23:35] the complaint according to what he said, claro, yes, a Friday, eh, a Friday, eh,
[00:23:39] he didn't specify which one. I mean, he decided on any given Friday
[00:23:42] that's what the note says, as if he decided, eh, he went
[00:23:45] accompanied to file the complaint after what happened with grandfather
[00:23:49] Gustavo. To report exactly these
[00:23:52] stories that this young man started to tell
[00:23:56] there in that note. Well, it's terrible, obviously the word
[00:24:00] is unknown
[00:24:03] and what began to go viral on social media is precisely some other
[00:24:06] note because Darío Giordano keeps a very low profile, who was interviewed
[00:24:10] in a tribute that Cris Morena organized, not so long ago,
[00:24:14] exactly, eh, in the theater. Well, he spoke
[00:24:17] precisely about, well, obviously, everything, everything very
[00:24:20] nice what he said, everything very pleasant, but well, videos of this
[00:24:24] accused man began to go viral, who doesn't even call him father, he
[00:24:28] calls him Darío because there is a younger sister who, in this
[00:24:32] tribute, he had gone to see because she participated on stage,
[00:24:35] she sang to pay tribute to her mother. So this younger
[00:24:39] sister, who I understand had not left the blue
[00:24:42] house. Did Darío Giordano come out to respond
[00:24:46] or say something? I imagine he can't say anything, that's why I say the low
[00:24:49] profile that he maintained except for a couple of interviews he gave when Cris Morena paid tribute to him.
[00:24:53] Romina and obviously she didn't talk and I doubt she
[00:24:56] would, given her profile. Yes, Gustavo did, which also didn't
[00:25:00] surprise us, but rather reinforced these statements. It remains
[00:25:04] to be seen if her brother, Valentín, wants to talk. We just saw him in the photo
[00:25:08] with his grandfather. We'll see if this happens. I don't remember, Barbie got married
[00:25:11] very quickly after Romina's death, which was also heavily criticized at the
[00:25:15] time. I think a year and a half or two years later she was already married, not
[00:25:20] comment on if you agree or not, nothing more. But well, dating, but directly married. Of course. Yes, in the combo,
[00:25:22] people criticize him for that, which is not
[00:25:26] bad.
[00:25:27] Of course, if he fulfilled his role as
[00:25:30] a father, of course, if he fulfilled his role as a father and
[00:25:34] quickly formed a couple,
[00:25:40] the strong thing is this, he said that she doesn't respond due to a judicial matter. We have
[00:25:44] to see the advice from the
[00:25:46] lawyers. Of course, perhaps in
[00:25:55] the next few hours we will have her statement. Well, we'll see, 16 years after Romina's death, her son comes out to say this, really a
[00:25:56] scandal.
[00:26:05] Attention,
[00:26:12] Selma, the black widow from the south
[00:26:16] zone, drugged her victims and her
[00:26:19] partner ransacked the houses. They
[00:26:23] stole $55 from a
[00:26:26] 21-year-old kid.
[00:26:27] Spend a lot of money, she's not Patty's sister, the one
[00:26:32] from The Simpsons. This Selma, obviously, let's see what the
[00:26:38] years old, yes, let's start with her age because
[00:26:41] she's very, very young. Exactly, boyfriend 21.
[00:26:45] They were a gang, a partnership, not this gang.
[00:26:49] At first, two were acting, they are investigating if there is any other participant.
[00:26:53] The case that triggered the investigation, or rather the one that allowed the arrest of
[00:26:57] this woman and her accomplice, started in a club
[00:27:01] in Federal Capital. The young man met her there, they started a
[00:27:04] relationship and they went to his house in the south zone. Well, obviously a serious mistake
[00:27:08] right there. We start with that, that's why it's always better in a neutral place,
[00:27:11] a love motel or wherever you want, not to bring a stranger
[00:27:15] to your house. In a love motel, they can also drug you, yes, of course, but at least
[00:27:19] they steal your wallet, money, cell phone, nothing more. In your house, they empty
[00:27:23] everything directly. Well, they go to the house and she says, "I'll make drinks," she said. So that's already
[00:27:27] the second mistake, but by now we should be aware. Yes, but
[00:27:30] well, the victim is very young and it happens that
[00:27:34] in general, I don't want to put all men in the same
[00:27:38] boat, but this heat,
[00:27:40] the longing for love also.
[00:27:44] We call it
[00:27:47] "street heat," the desire to love in slang. We call it "hard."
[00:27:50] It wouldn't be, the reason is like this,
[00:27:54] "street heat." Well, the fact is that he starts preparing drinks and, of course, in one of the drinks
[00:27:58] he put clonazepam and he fell asleep directly. When he
[00:28:01] wakes up, he realizes that objects were missing from the house,
[00:28:05] $55, did he have so much money at home?
[00:28:09] Well, well, the victim, the
[00:28:13] victim is 22 years old, 22 years old and $55. He had
[00:28:16] it, from the cell phone. Later, the
[00:28:20] cell phone was under the mattress and he didn't pay attention, he didn't pay attention to
[00:28:24] Caputo and had it under the mattress, I don't know, it's probably his,
[00:28:27] I don't know, but it could be from the family, of course, it's
[00:28:31] probable.
[00:28:38] Yes, you saw an average apartment can be $1000, they are two brothers, they divide it in half,
[00:28:41] let's say. Well, besides, the black widow
[00:28:45] Selma made a transfer from the cell phone of one million pesos to
[00:28:48] the cell phone of her accomplice. Well, there were other complaints with Selma's description.
[00:28:52] They arrested two or three or two or three more victims who had had
[00:28:56] jewelry, etc., stolen. The police started a search, tracking, you know,
[00:29:00] social networks, etc. They located her like that.
[00:29:18] They recovered it, money is missing, money is missing. We don't know if it's from this victim
[00:29:22] or previous victims. The police seized 25,
[00:29:25] it could be from this victim or previous ones, we'll have to see. And some other objects,
[00:29:29] some from this victim, others from another, we'll have to see. How much did he steal from
[00:29:33] the others, if he stole dollars, pesos? Now there are exotic names,
[00:29:38] ask how you're called, Selma there's a character
[00:29:41] in the Simpsons, you have to doubt, at least
[00:29:44] doubt. It already gives me, it gives me black widow, Selma.
[00:29:48] No, no, that's why, surely there's a Selma watching us, nothing to do with it. No,
[00:29:51] no, what this case has is a particularity, always men fall,
[00:29:55] simply doubt, mature, let's say, old. In this case it's a
[00:29:58] young man. Look, I'm going to tell you one thing, the news is always black widow or black widower.
[00:30:02] And the victims are always men. The day there's a woman, it's
[00:30:06] news. A woman as a victim is not news, it's always the
[00:30:09] men. We are victims of something else,
[00:30:12] unfortunately.
[00:30:19] Tomorrow, a great day, let's say,
[00:30:23] for the national government because the inflation data for
[00:30:26] September will be released. A great day, ironically,
[00:30:29] why? Because the data for the ninth month of the year will
[00:30:33] be up. Let's remember that the month of August gave
[00:30:36] 1.7%. Well, it's said that it will be 1.9
[00:30:40] or 2% the inflation for the month of
[00:30:43] September, yes, and there is bad news because the
[00:30:47] first week of October came with
[00:30:50] increases in meat and food. It is said to be around 0.5%.
[00:30:54] And if we talk about the month of September, private estimates.
[00:30:58] septiembre, estimaciones privadas.