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[00:00:00] Recordemos que hay una baja de natalidad Adida y hoy por
[00:00:03] ejemplo Argentina y sobre todo en la ciudad
[00:00:06] drug consumption too, because at the or well, kittens, grew a lot.
[00:00:09] In my case, I have a kitten, my child, but he, let's say, the intra-species family,
[00:00:13] family...
[00:00:30] to name a few countries, have had a ban
[00:00:34] for several years on these breeds.
[00:00:37] They are prohibited from breeding,
[00:00:40] owning, adopting, whatever, breeds like pitbulls, for example, breeds
[00:00:44] that we are talking about now. For at least
[00:00:46] a knife, he didn't really know 10 years, all those countries, all those countries
[00:00:49] have dogs, sorry. For all those countries
[00:00:51] that have placed them, because the category is arbitrary. I tell you, Ariel knows it too,
[00:00:54] why the category is arbitrary. I come tomorrow and I tell you, for
[00:00:58] example, I say I'm going to prohibit the... because it's a potentially
[00:01:01] dangerous dog, which is reasonable, but I tell you, I'm going to leave
[00:01:04] the Pyrenean Mastiff, which is a 100 kg, 90 kg dog,
[00:01:08] white, beautiful, giant. And this dog
[00:01:12] is made to guard, to fight against bears. Humans
[00:01:16] cabbage patch, but are a reproduction of made them when bears ate sheep in Spain, the
[00:01:19] Pyrenees. That dog is very dangerous. What happens? It's not
[00:01:22] on that list. Why? Because people don't commonly have Pyrenean Mastiffs. You know what
[00:01:26] ended up happening? What ended up happening? People started buying Pyrenean Mastiffs. You banned one breed,
[00:01:30] people bought another because they buy it for
[00:01:32] security, until they include that breed.
[00:01:35] The law is always running behind events, that's what I
[00:01:39] always say. So why don't we do something more intelligent and
[00:01:43] create a responsible citizenry
[00:01:46] that is responsible for having an animal. That's why the registries that the provinces
[00:01:59] Because in the meantime, we saw
[00:02:02] away from where the club is located, another club on many dogs also loose, in the street, moving around together, and they are dogs of a significant
[00:02:06] size.
[00:02:10] Yes, but in this case, if we are talking
[00:02:12] specifically about the pitbull, you will see
[00:02:16] that it is within the perimeter of this house,
[00:02:20] it is the La Providencia neighborhood, here on Los Fresnos street
[00:02:22] 2500 in Francisco Álvarez, where it is a
[00:02:26] very working-class neighborhood. Yes.
[00:02:30] There is a business next door where this couple also worked for these
[00:02:34] incomes. They are all building material stores. There are dogs
[00:02:37] like anywhere in the conurbano, no more, no
[00:02:41] less. But if we point directly to what
[00:02:44] was this tragedy, even negligence according to the justice system,
[00:02:48] because there is involuntary manslaughter, yes, because
[00:02:51] of this, this lady
[00:02:53] Joana Mercado, 31
[00:02:57] years old, is still detained. It's
[00:03:00] 48 hours of this apprehension to then
[00:03:03] see if the prosecutor handling the case places her
[00:03:07] in detention, and that's 15 to 20 days according to the provincial
[00:03:11] procedural code to see if then she decides on
[00:03:14] freedom or decides on preventive detention. It's a rather
[00:03:17] delicate situation, yes, because as the couple
[00:03:21] here said, it's known as
[00:03:23] Báez Sosa, right? When you see kicks to zoonosis. She's with ah
[00:03:26] zoonosis from Moreno. Well, what happens? I'll tell you what's going
[00:03:30] to happen, eh, they're going to do studies, no, several studies
[00:03:34] like, for example, on its character, this issue
[00:03:37] of whether there were previous complaints from neighbors, because
[00:03:41] a sick dog is a dog that is in pain and has little
[00:03:45] tolerance too. Well, the whole context of, you know, as we say, the
[00:03:48] psychological evaluations in a file,
[00:03:52] saving the differences for people to understand, something like that, a report
[00:03:55] from different veterinarians to know if the dog can
[00:03:59] be a
[00:04:02] Pope's health will be place for rescuers or well, obviously, if they are going to euthanize it. So we have to
[00:04:06] see that, no. Obviously, it goes straight to the
[00:04:08] needle, no, because many associations, especially when they are private
[00:04:11] and public cases, get involved and follow up. If it's a dog that no one
[00:04:15] knows about and it stayed in a neighborhood, it's very probable that it will end up with the fate you are saying, but
[00:04:19] the reality, the last 30, 40 years of when it becomes a public case, many
[00:04:22] associations of animal rescuers get
[00:04:26] involved and follow up. It's not that easy. Experience with big dogs.
[00:04:30] Eh, that's in theory. In reality, a dog that bites a child,
[00:04:34] injection. Now,
[00:04:37] publicly, they do it organically
[00:04:40] tearfully asked the Pope for forgiveness for what and inorganically. That should have been done before when there wasn't so much protection of animal
[00:04:44] rights and so on, but here,
[00:04:47] destroyed. It has occupied a certain place of who would order it? Who would order it? Because I imagine that the owners, the
[00:04:50] aunt, the relative who was taking care of it, I don't think they would
[00:04:53] want the dog to die, I don't know, because
[00:04:56] look, we don't know.
[00:05:05] In our civil code, animals are things. So, like
[00:05:09] our animals, animals are things, despite you having affection for them, as you
[00:05:12] say, "dog-children." For our civil code, Germans are things. Many
[00:05:16] times, many times, no, I don't know of any case of a dog that has
[00:05:20] bitten someone, not even this monstrosity of killing a child, no
[00:05:23] doubt. But if a dog bit a person and caused them a serious
[00:05:26] injury, I don't know of any that they have let live. Now, yes, I don't
[00:05:30] know of any. In fact, I don't know of any association that has been able
[00:05:33] to prevent the dog from being euthanized. But if I'm not
[00:05:37] mistaken, Rodo, from what the neighbor told you, he hears
[00:05:41] when she arrives... and sees the situation, it seems she arrives with
[00:05:45] another person and a discussion arises, and he hears the shouts
[00:05:48] of "kill him," referring to the dog.
[00:05:51] No. Clearly, and he was talking about precisely when
[00:05:55] they asked him for
[00:05:58] what was happening inside the
[00:06:01] house. Yes, from that situation, he
[00:06:05] heard adult shouts. Clearly, he never
[00:06:08] heard anyone crying, a minor.
[00:06:11] Nor did he hear
[00:06:14] disturbances inside the house, a dog barking or something
[00:06:17] like that. There was a normal situation until the
[00:06:21] couple arrived and found this whole situation. Everything
[00:06:25] happened in the living room. I'm going to tell you something that is
[00:06:28] done in the countryside, it's cruel but I'm going to tell you, eh, the dogs that kill
[00:06:32] humans in the countryside, almost all of them do it, almost,
[00:06:35] because once a dog bites, yes, I'm telling you
[00:06:38] the end, yes, once it bites, then
[00:06:42] it's very difficult because the hierarchy is difficult to establish afterwards, unless they are dogs
[00:06:46] that just nipped you. I mean biting, biting when it caused an injury to a human
[00:06:49] being.
[00:07:09] sterilizing females. They can't have animals like males.
[00:07:23] leaving.
[00:07:26] Yes, Joana's partner, who didn't want to talk today.
[00:07:30] Let's see, I'll approach, to see if he wants to try, calmly, you handle
[00:07:33] it.
[00:07:39] You don't want to talk? No, well, that's it.
[00:08:01] That's fine, Rodo, it's understandable, of course. The tragedy is
[00:08:05] terrible, it's immense. Listening to the neighbor was heartbreaking
[00:08:08] too. Very difficult, because from what
[00:08:11] the neighbor told us, Rodo, the dog had been left outside.
[00:08:15] It entered through a small window, but the baby, that is, the child Homer,
[00:08:19] I call him baby because he's 4 years old. They climb
[00:08:22] children.
[00:08:24] Dogs that have a, that's why I say, people
[00:08:28] have such a lack of knowledge, they say, I'll just
[00:08:31] leave it outside, nothing will happen.
[00:08:33] No. If you have a skylight, the dog will
[00:08:37] climb up, especially since it has that ability. I believe that
[00:08:41] people have to start.
[00:09:12] They are fashionable now because everyone sees them, and there's a movie coming out soon that
[00:09:16] is a Belgian Malinois that has to do with Brad Pitt. Well, if you buy
[00:09:19] a very interesting movie that's coming out, eh, which I saw, if you buy these
[00:09:23] dogs, know that they are dogs that can
[00:09:25] climb a tree by themselves. Yes, so what you
[00:09:29] bought is a dog that, if you leave a window open, can get in. Don't keep it in
[00:09:33] places. Don't do what many people do, which is keep them confined
[00:09:36] their whole life in a small space. The dog goes crazy. That's why what I
[00:09:40] tell you, these registrations are important. Suppose the person has
[00:09:44] a pitbull, no, and doesn't want to register it. A neighbor can
[00:09:47] make a complaint. A specialized team of veterinarians,
[00:09:50] people who know about breeds and so on, will see if the dog lives in
[00:09:53] suitable conditions and if they see if the owner has the
[00:09:57] knowledge, no, to raise that breed. There, they make you take a
[00:10:00] mandatory training, they make you do everything, and if you don't want to do it, they take away
[00:10:03] the dog, as simple as that. You know why? Because it's a matter of public
[00:10:07] health. We go back to the same thing: if the animal kills
[00:10:10] someone, the state gets involved.
[00:10:21] So the state gets involved and takes the dog away from you. The state didn't
[00:10:25] get involved to make the sidewalk because the state then when we have
[00:10:29] problems if one has so many deficiencies equally the sidewalk is something
[00:10:33] of private. The street. Clearly, for
[00:10:36] example, there is a national law project that we
[00:10:40] were talking about the other day by Cordovan deputies that has to do a little
[00:10:44] with what Lu says is being applied in some provinces. In fact, Cordoba already has a law
[00:10:48] in force for the Trinidad case of a girl who was killed by a Dogo
[00:10:52] this year a few months ago, a
[00:10:55] big girl, let's say, she was already an adolescent, eh.
[00:10:59] And there is a bill that establishes that, especially, but this has to do more than
[00:11:02] anything with when a dog is owned
[00:11:05] by a person, it attacks a third party, and that's why the
[00:11:09] civil insurance that you have to take care of. The problem is when it happens in your
[00:11:13] own home, because there are a lot of cases that are private. What happens, Vero, let's
[00:11:16] see, eh, and with a family member also. Let's
[00:11:20] go for eh, the Dogo, the Trinidad case, I remember it well because the Dogo unfortunately
[00:11:24] is always paying a very large tax on society. The Dogo is a hunting
[00:11:27] dog, it's a dog that was created by a gentleman who called himself Nores Martínez, who was a
[00:11:31] great dog breeder who made this dog, which is a hunting dog. It's made for big
[00:11:35] game, yes, people used buffalo for hunting, no,
[00:11:39] wild boar, what it has historically been mostly.
[00:11:42] It's a dog that has very strong instincts. If you are
[00:11:46] not a person who handles dogs well, it's difficult
[00:11:49] to have one. What happens in Cordoba, since it's the Cordovan dog, people
[00:11:53] commonly have it. No, but this is important because it's not the same,
[00:11:57] I insist on this. It became fashionable. Remember, you would see,
[00:12:01] for example, you would go to the square in a place and you would see a
[00:12:04] snow dog, a snow dog on the beach, a dog that
[00:12:08] weighs, a dog that weighs 95 kg, 90
[00:12:12] kg, eh, loose on the beach. Well, these were dogs that
[00:12:15] then obviously would open the trash, eat, make a lot of mess. Now, afterwards,
[00:12:19] that dog became fashionable, yes, it's a calmer dog called Newfoundland, I don't know if you
[00:12:23] remember.
[00:12:25] Well, they are calm, they are good, they are beautiful nanny dogs, but
[00:12:29] of course they are nanny dogs. What does that mean? It means they will take care of your child, they
[00:12:32] will take care of them, but a gentleman came to bring you a package from Rappi,
[00:12:36] entered incorrectly, and the dog considers it aggressive, and it's a
[00:12:40] dog, it will still take care of your children a lot. No, because there are instincts, as we said, there could
[00:12:44] have been an extreme situation, something could have happened with that child, that child who touches his
[00:12:48] food, and no one can assure you that he's sleeping, he's sleeping, he
[00:12:51] pulls his ear. But people,
[00:12:55] Ernesto just raised
[00:12:58] the Belgian
[00:13:00] Malinois, as Ernesto just said, the fashionable dog. If I have my partner and
[00:13:04] we're working all day and the dog is alone, you can't buy a Belgian
[00:13:08] Malinois dog that needs daily stimulation every day. So I say, people
[00:13:11] buy out of fashion and don't look at their lifestyle. You have to adapt your
[00:13:15] lifestyle to the characteristics.
[00:13:33] very recent, but if these registries that are already applied in some provinces
[00:13:37] are replicated throughout the country, perhaps in 10
[00:13:40] years there will be much more responsible people with these
[00:13:44] breeds, and each time they will
[00:13:47] educate us as well. Education is what this registry obliges
[00:13:51] you to have mandatory training for this animal. If you don't want to do
[00:13:56] it, it doesn't matter. As you say, an animal is a movable thing, therefore there is
[00:13:59] a responsibility. It's like a car. If you can't drive, you're not
[00:14:02] trained, they won't give you a license. Well, the same thing happens with dogs. If you're not
[00:14:06] trained to have this breed, they won't enable you and they'll take the dog away if you don't like it.
[00:14:10] I heard things like "a dog is not a weapon," eh, no, because
[00:14:14] if not, then we start stigmatizing breeds, animals,
[00:14:17] and so on. Eh, something to say legally, eh, the
[00:14:20] charge is cataloged as involuntary
[00:14:23] manslaughter, mother. Requested from Dayana that this woman
[00:14:27] remain imprisoned. There is something that needs to be analyzed, it has to do with the
[00:14:30] context, it has to do with whether she could have foreseen
[00:14:34] this happening to the child. There's the issue of leaving
[00:14:37] him alone with no one to care for him. But it must be
[00:14:41] said that there is also the natural penalty. She was the godmother of
[00:14:45] that child, right? Eh, there was
[00:14:48] obviously guilt in the midst of this. I don't know, I don't know if it's
[00:14:52] eventual intent and clearly there's no intent, there's no...
[00:14:56] intentional negligence, it would be negligence, basically, lack of
[00:14:59] care. Well, but precisely, let's not lose focus on
[00:15:03] that. A 4-year-old child cannot be left alone
[00:15:06] with no dog. They can never be left alone. I'm going to tell
[00:15:09] you something. Tomorrow he could have stuck his fingers in the
[00:15:13] socket, and we can't blame the
[00:15:15] socket. But for the weight of a 4-year-old child, there are many
[00:15:19] sizes of poodles. The large poodle is also a heavy dog. I say this because we are
[00:15:23] used to seeing toy poodles, which are small. A large poodle weighs 30 kg,
[00:15:27] 25-30 kg. All dogs that have a certain size, even if they are
[00:15:31] very friendly breeds, yes, a Cocker
[00:15:33] Spaniel, a breed that you say, "They are very friendly," they hurt a
[00:15:36] child. In the United States, it happened with Golden Retrievers, because they were so
[00:15:40] fashionable, the attack record for Golden Retrievers was higher because it was the most
[00:15:53] news.
[00:15:59] Out of control in Mar del Plata.
[00:16:02] Gang attacked outside a club,
[00:16:05] again.
[00:16:08] Kicking a young man on the
[00:16:10] ground.
[00:16:13] Car went the wrong way to save his
[00:16:15] life.
[00:16:22] And the images are shocking.
[00:16:25] Once again from Mar del Plata, here is Cristian Fernández. Cristian, good
[00:16:28] morning. Sofía, Ernesto, good morning, nice to
[00:16:32] greet you. Exactly, images that have caught attention, that
[00:16:35] amaze. Not only because of the violence, but because we have to say that
[00:16:39] it's a miracle, I say, and that gesture of astonishment, I imagine, or that expression, has
[00:16:43] to do with what you are observing that happened in this place where we are
[00:16:46] located, downtown Mar del Plata, very close to the intersection of Colonia
[00:16:50] and Independencia avenues. In reality, we are now on Independencia, almost Almirante
[00:16:53] Brown behind me, in this sector that now
[00:16:56] has a little more traffic, including the motorcycle that
[00:17:00] passes at high speed, is where these events ended up happening,
[00:17:04] Sofía. The closest club in this place is about 400
[00:17:08] meters approximately in the direction you are observing along Independencia
[00:17:11] Avenue, I repeat, four blocks away. Everything indicates that the
[00:17:15] people had left that establishment and started
[00:17:18] confronting in this place, which you are observing, because the fight takes place
[00:17:22] both on the sidewalk, as it also takes place on the street,
[00:17:26] where a vehicle ends up entering, trunk open as you could
[00:17:29] observe, going the wrong way, that tries to rescue one of the people
[00:17:33] who at some point ends up getting into that
[00:17:36] vehicle. This... is the one that was in the place where I am standing now.
[00:17:39] Look, this sector is the one shown in the image. In this sector is where he
[00:17:43] falls to the ground, here very close to the bus stop, which was obviously empty. We are
[00:17:47] talking about Sunday at 6:30 in the morning. He is attacked with
[00:17:50] kicks. Through that sector is where the car enters
[00:17:54] the wrong way and ends up rescuing him. But the
[00:17:57] story doesn't end there because then there are some chases to obviously, when the
[00:18:01] vehicle is leaving, be able to, in this case, I don't know, attack
[00:18:04] it, throw it. There is even talk of a bumper
[00:18:07] that the vehicle had lost. A very violent incident that
[00:18:11] left, here comes what is curious, no hospital admissions for this attack
[00:18:15] and no people apprehended or identified for the
[00:18:18] same attack. That is the panorama of these images that have gone viral in the
[00:18:21] last few hours and that once again show a very violent aggression
[00:18:25] at the exit of a club in Mar del Plata. When are we going to start talking about
[00:18:28] something that is compulsory military service? But you say that
[00:18:32] solves it, eh? It will teach many people a lot of things, kids,
[00:18:36] many people who, I don't know, many kids who are 18 years old, don't even make
[00:18:39] their bed, not even their bed. They go out, they go out from Monday
[00:18:42] to Monday, guys. I know there are a lot of people who live in another
[00:18:45] parallel universe. Look, go to the conurbano and see what the kids
[00:18:49] who don't work or study, who are between 18 and 21 years old, do. Tell me what
[00:18:53] they do. Now, what has changed, Gastón, from, because it's
[00:18:57] inevitable not to remember Fernando
[00:19:00] the head, leaving a club, again the
[00:19:03] gang, again all attacking a
[00:19:06] young man, nothing has changed. In this case, in this case we are not talking
[00:19:09] about a tragedy by miracle because they kicked his head, they hit him, and perhaps
[00:19:13] they didn't concentrate so much on the blows because the car, look,
[00:19:17] if we see, it functions as a clear and as a distraction for this
[00:19:21] group. So the blows were half-hearted, as they
[00:19:24] say. No, you'll see that they're going to hit him on the
[00:19:27] ground, they kick him, but they are
[00:19:30] waiting to see what the car does, going back and forth. So that's what helps
[00:19:34] him to get back up. After that, that guy throws a punch
[00:19:37] in the middle, I think he stays, he stays because he wants to get back what is the
[00:19:41] bumper, as he sees that he can't anymore, he runs and ends up getting into the
[00:19:44] car. We see him there, look,
[00:19:47] but you know what happens, this doesn't have to enable other discussions, guys. We tell it every
[00:19:51] weekend, Argentina is a country that has become lumpenized, that's
[00:19:56] the police, you see there, look, but you know what
[00:19:59] difference, let's see, the only difference is that for there to be a policeman,
[00:20:03] it's so that the physical integrity of the kid who is not killed, well, but there is no
[00:20:06] police, yes, here there is a problem of cultural order, yes, that apart,
[00:20:10] I will quote again, I will quote again dear Chiche, when Chiche said there was a cultural
[00:20:14] blackout, it's true guys, and that won't be resolved if there are no
[00:20:17] institutions. Look, the school destroyed, the traditional
[00:20:21] institutions of Argentina, the churches
[00:20:24] the church, the evangelical churches, but they are very minority
[00:20:28] compared to the totality of people.
[00:20:31] Wait, wait, let's go step by step, let's count them. Look, it's impressive, the football
[00:20:35] clubs, the neighborhood clubs dynamited. Well,
[00:20:38] I don't see any other place than the army, the armed
[00:20:41] forces, where the kids can go for a year and somehow
[00:20:45] understand how to live in society, because
[00:20:49] this is going to... increase and it is increasing, it's not decreasing, this
[00:20:50] this
[00:20:53] greatly empowers alcohol and
[00:20:56] moment it makes them extremely
[00:20:59] impulsive. I'm not saying this, people who work
[00:21:03] with people with addictions say it. It makes you impulsive, you don't have, it
[00:21:06] clouds your brain in the part where you regulate
[00:21:10] what is right and what is wrong.
[00:21:14] We are talking about dogs, since we are talking about dogs, let's make the comparison. You know what alcohol and
[00:21:17] drugs do to you? They take off your leash, but inside.
[00:21:29] a person who already has a tendency to that, but without alcohol and without
[00:21:32] drugs, it's done.
[00:21:35] Inhibition, when you drive, you don't have the reflexes, you don't have the
[00:21:39] conditions to decide. But we have to understand it, you very well said
[00:21:43] that it's a sanitary problem, right? I see this as a social problem, kids are not
[00:21:46] fighting. If this happens. You
[00:21:50] are proposing, you see, your solutions are always the same
[00:21:53] way. When a person has a lack of security, we
[00:21:57] give them weapons. When adolescents have problems with
[00:22:01] violence, society is violent, imagine that these kids don't come out of a
[00:22:06] a violent society itself. You want to send them without a budget, because today
[00:22:10] there is no budget for any containment mechanism, tough on crime, to the
[00:22:14] police forces, to the army, what are they going to instill in these
[00:22:17] people? What can we get out of all this? You said I was going the same way, yes,
[00:22:21] Thomas Hobbes, two facts, it's called Leviathan, read it, it's a great
[00:22:24] book, it's 400
[00:22:27] years old, always the same way, the other
[00:22:31] way.
[00:22:36] Call Cristian from Mar del Plata to add two details.
[00:22:39] Cristian wanted to add, of course,
[00:22:43] two more facts because on the same night and not in this place, since they were talking about police
[00:22:47] presence, Sofía, here there was police presence. Four blocks
[00:22:52] the coast also on Sunday morning with presence of ATO personnel and also
[00:22:56] there were incidents and a young man ended up with a fractured nose, the
[00:23:00] theft of a cell phone beyond what was the police presence.
[00:23:03] And you rightly pointed out that nothing was learned from Fernando Váez
[00:23:07] Sosa. This very year, it was eh Sofi, February of this
[00:23:10] year we had to cover in Batán a few kilometers here from the city of Mar del
[00:23:14] Plata, the murder of Lucas Larroque by a kick to the
[00:23:17] head leaving a club when... he was trying to break up a
[00:23:21] fight that was precisely in the place, I mean, this same year that happened.
[00:23:25] It's an incident for which there is a 19-year-old detained who will go to
[00:23:28] trial next year, but I mean we already had other episodes here in Mar
[00:23:32] del Plata, that one in Batán that I mentioned in February and another aggression on the
[00:23:36] same Sunday morning in a club on the coast that is not talked about so
[00:23:40] much because unlike this one, it was not recorded or at least has not been
[00:24:06] confirmed, tomorrow they will operate on the Pope,
[00:24:10] the trip to
[00:24:11] Argentina is at risk,
[00:24:15] he said he has a busy schedule, what a country this is, until now what a country
[00:24:18] it is, the Pope said first visit in 40 years and they already have to
[00:24:22] operate on him all of
[00:24:26] Peru will also visit that, until now there is no type of
[00:24:29] information from the Vatican nor of suspension of the tour nor of
[00:24:32] decrease in activities, the Vatican
[00:24:35] has not commented on the matter, it must be remembered
[00:24:38] that they will operate on him for a nodule in his lung, he is
[00:24:42] scheduled to be at rest for at least
[00:24:46] a week and from that point on, the evolution of the
[00:24:52] evaluated, Pope Leo XIV, who is scheduled to arrive in
[00:24:55] Argentina on November 8th. Miley was making
[00:24:59] some statements on his social networks, he
[00:25:02] said that he hoped Pope Leo XIV would have
[00:25:06] a speedy recovery and said that all of Argentina
[00:25:09] afecto y pidió una oración en su
[00:25:12] holiness in a unanimous way, throughout the country and all the
[00:25:16] a little bit of what is
[00:25:20] transcending, the most important thing is
[00:25:23] communication of changes
[00:25:27] President Javier Miley
[00:25:30] he had said, to Pope
[00:25:34] that the Pope forgave
[00:25:37] evil one on earth, not the
[00:25:40] prince
[00:25:41] relationship
[00:25:45] those who, in fact, when you see when the Pope goes to see him, if you
[00:25:48] find him,
[00:25:58] because that is the religious culture, but there are things that cannot be.
[00:26:02] Catholic.
[00:26:08] You have to practice forgiveness in life. Wait, I say one thing, there are things that cannot be repaired because otherwise
[00:26:12] it's like a violent person. When someone assaults you, what do they do? They ask for
[00:26:15] forgiveness. So what does the victim of violence do? Okay, it will
[00:26:19] surely change. And then nothing changed, because people are still
[00:26:23] dying of hunger, despite what Garcia Cuerba says, disabled
[00:26:26] assaulted many times by this government
[00:26:30] for forgiveness. and so on, so
[00:26:33] how is forgiveness only by word, it is repaired, the Catholic Church
[00:26:37] precisely sends you to repair your
[00:26:47] they have done to you and another thing is to decide not
[00:26:53] el tema del caso de los femicidios que coincido con vos, con el tema de la violencia y demás,
[00:26:57] perdonar a alguien no necesariamente significa seguir teniendo un
[00:27:01] vínculo, una relación, una... conexión con alguien, tiene que ver con una
[00:27:04] cuestión espiritual, con una cuestión de de de vos no
[00:27:08] and pain that what the other person did to
[00:27:11] hizo el otro, el perdón hasta es una liberación para vos mismos de
[00:27:15] other person generated, but it does not necessarily
[00:27:19] mean that you have to continue in a relationship,
[00:27:22] him, what Miley said about
[00:27:26] Pope Francis was terrible, the Pope forgave him but because he is
[00:27:29] merciful and look at the peace with which the Pope lived.
[00:27:40] He tells me, "Look, there's less than a month until he comes to Argentina. It's a pulmonary nodule. He's 71 years old. I, a
[00:27:43] normal doctor, would not
[00:27:46] recommend a visit so soon after that operation." It's
[00:27:49] true, even more so with the climate we are going through.
[00:27:53] He has a week of rest and
[00:27:57] recovery, and we'll have to see what the Italian Hospital where
[00:28:00] he will be admitted will evaluate. Pope
[00:28:04] Francis had
[00:28:29] simplemente
[00:28:32] 6:30 in the morning, it's a matter of Lujan, I tell them about the march, they don't tease me because
[00:28:36] I tell them about the march to Lujan, but it's something that I think is great to
[00:28:40] a huge number of
[00:28:42] people instead of a religious act, a religious act, the doctor
[00:28:52] the, let's see, having
[00:28:56] walked through it, I recommend it too, because they don't let cars
[00:28:59] people, I
[00:29:02] recomiendo como experiencia para para termómetro social, me parece que
[00:29:06] today, Miriam would go,
[00:29:08] would go, Miriam would
[00:29:12] agnostic or Jewish, because many
[00:29:15] I understand that she is from a Jewish family, but no, no, no professor of religion, many people
[00:29:19] do not understand that you can have a Catholic
[00:29:22] ideologies of certain
[00:29:26] all things
[00:29:29] we have to go back to...
[00:29:32] uphold the values of the founding religion of our nation,
[00:29:36] it is very important, especially in the face of the advance of other religions,
[00:29:40] Catholicism must return to be religions, of the
[00:29:43] evangelicals for example, other religions, Catholicism must return to
[00:29:46] marcar los valores, argentina tiene una gran ventaja, es la religión
[00:29:50] religion of our nation, it has a great advantage, it is a Catholic nation that also
[00:29:53] has the sum of
[00:29:57] and that makes us a very
[00:30:00] particular country because we live in full peace and in
[00:30:16] news,
[00:30:20] exclusive,
[00:30:25] scoop,
[00:30:29] horror.
[00:30:32] disappearance and the worst ending,
[00:30:36] a woman was found inside a
[00:30:37] suitcase,
[00:30:40] a former policeman
[00:30:42] policía,
[00:30:49] and quickly Leo
[00:30:51] Carlini is at the scene,
[00:30:54] ah, Gastón, Bárbara Camila Aragón, this young woman of
[00:30:57] precisely to...