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[00:00:00] a very particular country, because we live in full, in total
[00:00:03] peace and in total harmony, and that is something that is not found in
[00:00:06] many nations in the world. Well, we will continue
[00:00:08] with this topic, with the visit of the
[00:00:10] Pope,
[00:00:15] last
[00:00:16] minute
[00:00:20] exclusive,
[00:00:25] scoop,
[00:00:29] horror.
[00:00:33] no, but beyond, Disappearance and the worst ending,
[00:00:36] finding a woman inside a
[00:00:38] suitcase, they arrested an ex-policeman,
[00:00:42] policía,
[00:00:49] experiencing here in and quickly, this is the place Leo
[00:00:51] Carlini,
[00:00:54] oh, Gaston, Bárbara Camila Aragon, this young woman of 26
[00:00:58] years, precisely... let's see, the main suspect is
[00:01:02] being careful all the time, there's a reality about an ex-policeman of 37 years old who in 2021 was
[00:01:05] sentenced to 6 years of prison, later we will ask
[00:01:08] why he was out for drug trafficking, no, this
[00:01:12] policeman quite a divine
[00:01:14] child, I mean, leaving aside the cause of femicide, it is absolutely
[00:01:18] reprehensible, I mean, he was an ex-policeman
[00:01:20] are collecting much less than linked to drug trafficking, something regrettable in Rosario
[00:01:23] and strange Gastón, it's
[00:01:25] very strange, well, and the thing is that Bárbara Bárbara
[00:01:28] appeared. wrapped in a blanket inside a suitcase, she was
[00:01:32] yes, it doesn't have, it doesn't have to do with murdered, the main suspect is this ex-policeman
[00:01:35] missions, what is happening in and the detail that is coming from the north, a taxi driver
[00:01:38] states because the taxi driver brought her to that place, to that
[00:01:42] boarding house, and then he receives a whatsapp telling him the girl please
[00:01:46] come pick her up quickly, what
[00:01:49] six already didn't pay, now they pay two out of 11.50 in
[00:01:50] to start preparing the roads, does "come pick me up quickly" mean, I mean, you get to that place not to go back from that place and suddenly
[00:01:54] you receive the taxi driver, he says he came back, rang the doorbell and no
[00:01:57] one answered and no one answered and obviously when the police arrive
[00:02:01] at the place, they find this subject and they find this
[00:02:04] blanket in the suitcase, well, the worst of
[00:02:06] approach restrictions, complaints and everything else scenarios, unfortunately there were previous complaints,
[00:02:09] Gaston, regarding the situation, what
[00:02:13] is known about
[00:02:15] it a little bit, yes, regarding, well, to clarify, before
[00:02:19] anything else, I'll digress for a second, this policeman had two weapons, one that was supposedly the regulation
[00:02:23] one, still a regulation one, strange because he had already
[00:02:27] been uh. yes, and another one with the
[00:02:31] numbers filed off, beautiful, I tell you, let's remove, let's remove, I want
[00:02:34] us to remove the femicide, because one says you're making fun of
[00:02:37] it, no, let's remove the femicide, I mean, a policeman linked, ex-policeman
[00:02:41] linked to drug trafficking with a pistol with filed off numbers, I mean, come
[00:02:44] on, guys, then we also have to consider the environment in the police, no,
[00:02:48] also and all the other issues,
[00:02:51] but regarding this, you
[00:02:54] mentioned if there were complaints, I don't have any, but someone
[00:02:57] talked about violence, she had suffered
[00:03:00] this, this, sorry, what I'm asking is
[00:03:04] cruel and gruesome, but I have to ask, was the girl
[00:03:07] whole or was she dismembered in the suitcase? And but I
[00:03:11] didn't, I didn't talk about dismemberment,
[00:03:14] that's why, no, because you were surprised, he could have folded her and put
[00:03:17] her in the suitcase, if a girl of a certain size, a skinny
[00:03:21] girl, let's say 60 clearly, or less, a girl less than
[00:03:24] 160 and very light in a big suitcase, she fits, it's not the
[00:03:29] aggravating circumstance I give first time they've done this because it's it's very terrible, but yes, let's
[00:03:32] see, the tragic thing about this case and that she could also
[00:03:36] be dismembered is that she asks for help from the taxi driver, that the
[00:03:39] taxi driver returns to the place, honks the horn and since no one
[00:03:43] answered, he leaves, so that's what we're left with, like,
[00:03:49] childhood, well, maybe he would have saved her, of course, what happens is that the taxi driver with hindsight and seeing the
[00:03:52] situation understands the reason for the emergency for him to pick her up,
[00:03:56] of course, at that moment she was evidently being violated and... there was a
[00:04:00] risk of clearly it's not the taxi driver's fault, no, but
[00:04:04] how difficult, right, women, what we have to do to
[00:04:07] more or less stay alive, right, send the location of the
[00:04:11] applications we take, call our friends all the time to
[00:04:15] say we arrived safely at a place, that
[00:04:18] they follow the applications to know if the person doesn't
[00:04:21] deviate, so all these are precautions that we have to take more and more, and
[00:04:25] then ask a third party for help who you don't know if they will come to
[00:04:27] rescue you. they do it, not a man who
[00:04:31] goes out with friends,
[00:04:34] come to me in calmly, you will never see them send each other a message,
[00:04:36] let me know if you arrive safely, it's always the danger for
[00:04:39] us, we normalize it many times, right,
[00:04:43] sending the location if you have a job interview, if you have a date, if
[00:04:47] insurance that we always talked about, right? With you have to meet someone, it's like something habitual already, it's bad what I'm going
[00:04:50] to say because it's bad, but that's why there are no female victims among black widows and
[00:04:54] widowers, they are always men, because women are so, let's say,
[00:04:58] unfortunately, they are so prepared to see
[00:05:00] and feel the dangers that it's very difficult for them to fall into the hands of a black widow or
[00:05:03] widower, they are always educated to distrust at that point, no,
[00:05:07] we are we are constantly trying
[00:05:11] to survive.
[00:05:27] It's a statistical issue, a woman dies every 36 hours at the hands of a man. After that, I don't know, people like Javier
[00:05:30] Milei who comes out and says he wants to remove the figure of femicide because the death of a man or a woman
[00:05:34] for him is completely the same, it's such a
[00:05:37] level of brutality, no? Because these are statistical
[00:05:41] issues. If you tell me that every day a woman kills a
[00:05:44] man, then maybe there would be an aggravating factor in the penal code for the
[00:05:48] situation, but the data shows you that it's men who kill women every day,
[00:05:52] but it's not good that we normalize the suggestion, I was telling you
[00:05:55] yesterday I went out with friends, I got home late, and as soon as
[00:05:59] you arrive, you can do other things, you go to sleep and so on, I didn't send the message that
[00:06:02] I arrived, and I looked at my cell phone before going to sleep, and
[00:06:06] I had five messages asking did you arrive well, did you arrive well, how
[00:06:09] did you arrive, so we normalize that, right?
[00:06:15] the physical strength of men that is superior, and that has marked women
[00:06:18] forever, that's why I'm a great
[00:06:22] supporter of women, I always say the same thing, I know that they have to have something to
[00:06:25] defend themselves with, yes, I think that women shouldn't be given
[00:06:29] anything more, young people shouldn't be given ESI in primary and
[00:06:33] secondary school, which I think is good that they are given it, I think they should be
[00:06:36] given self- defense, I think that women who have been
[00:06:39] attacked, we need to start thinking about other systems that are not
[00:06:43] just the bracelet or the panic button, the bracelet for those who want to attack, the restraining
[00:06:47] order only needs to defend themselves physically
[00:06:50] because they face someone who is a atavistic behavior of
[00:06:53] men, I don't think it's that, forgive me, I know that
[00:06:56] this will be a discussion, forgive me, no, if there's a big discussion
[00:07:00] among feminists, non-feminists, women in general, let them decide,
[00:07:04] but for me, if a person is given a panic
[00:07:06] button with a guy who
[00:07:10] doesn't.
[00:07:12] The data is on your side, because no matter how many panic buttons,
[00:07:16] restraining orders,
[00:07:19] that was done well and what justice tells you to do, in the
[00:07:22] majority of cases you don't avoid at least a non-lethal weapon, at least, and I
[00:07:26] think other things pepper spray, I don't know,
[00:07:29] not even because in this case you face the
[00:07:32] police force, in this case, look, in this case, I don't have any record yet
[00:07:36] that they were a couple, so what you're saying, if there were
[00:07:40] antecedents, we don't know. I mean, she started to file the
[00:07:43] complaint because she had disappeared on Saturday when she went to that boarding house, well, the taxi driver provided the data
[00:07:47] and the police arrive and find this, notice this detail, I want to stop at
[00:07:50] this, 2021 condemned to 6 years in prison, 2021
[00:07:54] condemned to 6 years in prison for being part of a gang that transported cocaine from Rosario
[00:07:58] to Reconquista, July 2024 detained in another procedure,
[00:08:02] meaning that three years later he was already free, do you understand what I'm saying, that
[00:08:05] we're not talking about the effective fulfillment of the 6 years, three years later he was already free and
[00:08:09] now it happens that he served more than half of the sentence, it was 6 years in total. He served
[00:08:12] three, you see, the law says that for good behavior
[00:08:16] situation,
[00:08:19] yes, that's why we have to look at the particular case, but technically, since you've already served more than half of the
[00:08:22] sentence, the possibility of a temporary release can be evaluated, a little less,
[00:08:26] that's why I say, but that too, I insist, we also have to start
[00:08:30] looking at it, because if you see, let's say, a person who, let's say,
[00:08:33] had drug links, and we know it's a
[00:08:36] narco-criminal group, I mean, it's not the same as someone who stole in a
[00:08:40] supermarket or who robbed, you know, a...
[00:08:52] a person has already served half of their sentence, we release them, we give them temporary exits, we
[00:08:55] give them house arrest, we mitigate their sentence, and in this case,
[00:08:59] because they need to release the prisoners who are in prisons, in police
[00:09:03] stations who shouldn't be in police stations, penal would be to think
[00:09:06] well, then there's the part of thinking badly, that is, based on the
[00:09:10] law, based on the law, I insist. action can I make a
[00:09:14] narco group, can I make a comment that always calls my attention,
[00:09:18] correct me if it exists and I don't know about it, why aren't there
[00:09:21] prisons for crimes where
[00:09:24] criminals are grouped by crime? Why aren't there federal and
[00:09:27] ordinary ones?
[00:09:30] Doctor, let's go back by crime,
[00:09:33] murderers, rapists,
[00:09:36] robbers, they are directly
[00:09:39] pavilions.
[00:09:42] There are no pavilions because the pavilions are all mixed up, don't
[00:09:46] the lioness's den, that's a lioness's den, let's say all the lions are together, I mean, why isn't there a prison for crimes? It
[00:09:50] seems reasonable because there's no space
[00:09:54] because there are no prisons, but the current prisons, the prison
[00:09:58] unit itself, can't they start dividing them by crimes
[00:10:01] by pavilions? Clear, by pavilions, by crimes, by crime, everyone in prison says, hey, look,
[00:10:05] the rapists all go to unit so-and-so, the murderers to
[00:10:08] unit so-and-so, because you know what happens when you mix a guy who's in prison for this
[00:10:25] Could it be that there's some scam I don't know about, forgive me for saying it, but I don't see it, so
[00:10:28] difficult, well, I'll tell you something, you know that the Plurinational Meeting of Women is taking place
[00:10:33] in Córdoba, what is plurinational, the one that takes place
[00:10:37] every year, but it's universal, plurinational that says of many nations of a country
[00:10:40] with many internal nations, because Bolivia is plurinational because it has many internal nations,
[00:10:44] no, no, that well, it gathers several factions of feminism
[00:10:47] obviously, all the provinces and it takes place in different places every
[00:10:51] year, but they are not from several nations of the world, Argentina.
[00:10:56] The next, the next meeting, this is important, the next
[00:11:00] meeting will be the 40th meeting and it will be in CABA,
[00:11:03] imagine that it's very important, it has just been voted on, it will be in
[00:11:07] CABA, so very important to always add on the same
[00:11:11] date next year, that would be next year before the elections, that would be
[00:11:14] clear, to add, let's remember that the
[00:11:18] last Ni Una Menos that is
[00:11:21] commemorated every June 3rd, in the last mobilization, let's remember that
[00:11:25] feminist organizations are questioning, they have a discursive
[00:11:28] debate again with Javier Milei's government regarding the figure of
[00:11:32] femicide, let's see, the issue is that the
[00:11:36] government proposes to eliminate the figure from the penal code, or at
[00:11:39] least that was the intention at the time when the minister was Guni
[00:11:42] Olivarona, also let's remember that
[00:11:46] Montioliva spoke of figures, he says that
[00:11:49] femicides decreased but because they are not being counted as femicides themselves but as cases of
[00:11:53] homicide, I ask you this...
[00:11:57] the government, because there's also a discursive line that I think
[00:12:00] we're using to our advantage,
[00:12:03] clearly, but it has to do with a ruling by the court that
[00:12:07] is deciding whether the figure of femicide is maintained beyond
[00:12:10] whether the person who kills you is your partner
[00:12:13] or not, so based
[00:12:16] on that, there would be a review of a lot of cases that still
[00:12:19] don't go the other way, let's see, correct me if I'm
[00:12:23] wrong, the discussion should be, I suppose it's going this
[00:12:26] way, if I am a woman and I kill
[00:12:30] a man, I get 25 years of sentence, no, more
[00:12:33] or less, if there are aggravating factors, yes, clear, if I am a man, if I am a
[00:12:37] man,
[00:12:39] for example, no, but they give me 25, the same crime, the same crime, simple
[00:12:43] homicide, on the other hand, if I am a man who kills a woman, they give me 35, in
[00:12:47] reality, to think that it is like that, look, it's homicide,
[00:12:50] you killed, yes, whether it's a man or a woman, the issue as femicide is
[00:12:54] a... that's what I was going to say,
[00:12:57] clear
[00:13:03] to that 35 sometimes a second I clarify if it is a delinquent who comes to rob a woman and
[00:13:07] kills her, maybe it's not femicide
[00:13:10] let's talk, let's talk, I want to present the case and then you discuss it and the court wants to
[00:13:14] erase the figure of femicide, present the case, let me present the case, what I want to say
[00:13:18] is think about this, I am the victim, yes, for
[00:13:21] example, I am the victim, a woman killed my father in an
[00:13:27] incident, 25 years and they give him 25 years unless it is the partner, clear, unless it is the
[00:13:31] partner, well, and instead
[00:13:34] that same thief breaks into a house to rob,
[00:13:38] it's what Marote was just saying, and they give him
[00:13:41] 35, clear, no, he didn't say,
[00:13:44] no, if it's a, if always if
[00:13:48] it's a sanitation for gender context, let's see there
[00:13:51] it can happen that the you a case.
[00:14:12] a woman in a relationship with a man, and this woman kills her partner, this is in Río
[00:14:16] Grande, Tierra del Fuego, it's the case of
[00:14:17] Alexis,
[00:14:21] who was murdered by Florencia.
[00:14:55] maximum alert for the
[00:14:56] super El Niño,
[00:14:59] Iguazu Falls closed,
[00:15:13] Godóy, a journalist who is from Concordia, José Luis, thank you for being on the other side, good
[00:15:17] morning, good morning, how are you all, what a
[00:15:21] critical situation, eh, El Niño will affect us at least until
[00:15:25] December, they say it will be the most complicated one on top of that, exactly,
[00:15:28] here we started to get
[00:15:32] in touch with El Niño in June when the
[00:15:36] authorities informed the press and warned
[00:15:39] us that the situation was going to be complicated, that
[00:15:43] this, well, it was going to have its
[00:15:46] first antecedents and
[00:15:49] manifestations in the coming months, they said in June,
[00:15:52] and already in July,
[00:15:56] it was when we were surprised by what is mistakenly
[00:15:59] called a tornado tail or something
[00:16:02] similar that hit the northern part of Concordia and
[00:16:06] left the city for 12 hours without electrical
[00:16:10] energy, imagine the chaos of that moment, already at that
[00:16:14] time, July 18th, they said, well, El Niño arrived,
[00:16:17] El Niño arrived, that is, why do I illustrate this to you,
[00:16:21] because it's not only about water the situation we are
[00:16:26] the city of Concordia, that the worst has not yet arrived, that is,
[00:16:30] we are just beginning the
[00:16:32] first incidents that have to do with the reading of the river white, but
[00:16:36] yes, last week we had a
[00:16:39] storm of
[00:16:42] winds of about 130 km per hour that also
[00:16:45] impacted a large sector of the
[00:16:49] city, so the panorama is quite complicated, what
[00:16:52] we can say today that also brings some clarity is
[00:16:56] that the city today is not under
[00:17:00] water, it's the riverside area, but yes, we will have in
[00:17:04] 10 days, taking into account the information that
[00:17:09] what has to do with
[00:17:13] the city of Paso de los Libres and,
[00:17:16] above all, with what the water sensors are showing that are
[00:17:20] coming down from the south of Brazil, the outlook will be complicated,
[00:17:24] today we have
[00:17:26] the city of Concordia when we usually have about 4
[00:17:29] meters of river height, downstream from the dam, it must be said
[00:17:33] that
[00:17:36] the reservoir is down, precisely waiting for that
[00:17:40] water flow that is already starting to come down and
[00:17:42] has generated border closures
[00:17:46] with Brazil in the north
[00:17:50] of what is the country with the northeast,
[00:17:53] I mean, Misiones and Corrientes, so an
[00:17:56] outlook that will worsen in the coming
[00:18:00] days, in 10 days, not the Argentine
[00:18:03] Northwest, the Plata Basin and Cuyo are the sectors
[00:18:08] that are on maximum alert for what will happen with El Niño, which occurs every year, but
[00:18:11] this year is particularly referred to as the
[00:18:15] super El Niño, eh, aggravated
[00:18:18] basically by the issue of global warming that some
[00:18:22] governments, including this one, don't know about, now, Vero, it affects
[00:18:26] us a lot with water, but other countries with drought,
[00:18:29] no, because what is generated with this condensation regarding
[00:18:33] global warming is water in some sectors and in
[00:18:36] ours, from what I understand from listening to specialists, December will be
[00:18:40] the worst month, droughts and fires in some sectors
[00:18:44] and floods, strong storms and rains in
[00:18:47] other places, that's why it is said that it is no longer a climatic phenomenon
[00:18:51] but an economic and social phenomenon above all else because
[00:18:55] this can lead to food
[00:18:58] insecurity, for example, energy insecurity and several
[00:19:01] issues for which governments are taking measures, last week Rabier
[00:19:05] announced some kind of... that the national government is also taking
[00:19:09] because it has to be foreseen, it is estimated that it will be until March of
[00:19:12] next year, but as Sofi says, the
[00:20:33] how difficult it is to prevent, considering that there is a government that does not believe in climate
[00:20:36] change.
[00:20:41] Let's see, José Luis, if you can hear us, yes, there, how
[00:20:45] difficult, I mean, trying to prevent or take other types of
[00:20:48] preventive measures. Considering that it will be until December
[00:20:52] and perhaps December is the most complicated one, considering that there is a government that does not
[00:20:55] believe in climate change,
[00:20:58] let's see, the panorama we have here in the city of Concordia is that
[00:21:02] there is an entire emergency committee that
[00:21:06] is working, as I told you at the beginning of this note,
[00:21:09] from June,
[00:21:11] even, I was about to say with the Argentine army, I don't
[00:21:15] know what your opinion is, but here in Concordia. they are
[00:21:18] all working,
[00:21:23] let's see, that's clear, because it's even a matter of national
[00:21:26] security, national defense, but what Sofi was saying, it seems to me, is that there is a strong
[00:21:30] contradiction there because the provincial states clearly ask the national
[00:21:34] state to help them solve this issue, and the national state tells them,
[00:21:38] look, that issue in international
[00:21:41] forums, here inside it's another thing, but in international forums, the national state
[00:21:45] says no, climate change does not exist, it's something that occurs regularly in the
[00:21:49] history of humanity for a certain time, that's what the national government says,
[00:21:52] eh, you must have seen it in international
[00:21:55] forums, yes, yes, no, no, I was going to the practical
[00:21:59] side, clear, in
[00:22:02] another region we are in another region, we are already, so to
[00:22:05] speak,
[00:22:22] that the national government, although it has this
[00:22:25] perspective, President Javier Milei, that he doesn't believe in global
[00:22:28] warming, as it is discussed in the rest of the
[00:22:32] world, he already announced measures and above all, you remember that he announced
[00:22:36] Ernesto Sofi
[00:22:40] the roads are a disaster, but Rabier mentioned in the last
[00:22:43] conference several national roads
[00:22:47] to start having a preparation.
[00:23:28] know what how the law works in the case
[00:23:32] of natural disasters, what the law establishes is the principle of subsidiarity,
[00:23:35] that is, for example, if there is a flood in a
[00:23:39] city, the first one that has to respond is the municipality, when the municipality is overwhelmed
[00:23:42] the province comes, when the province is overwhelmed the nation comes,
[00:23:46] so not necessarily always
[00:23:48] the nation has to intervene directly, but it has to
[00:23:52] intervene when the resources of the province, the resources of the municipality
[00:23:55] where the natural disaster occurred run out, that's why
[00:23:59] there's always talk of the principle of subsidiarity in these
[00:24:02] cases, yes, it must be said, that's fine, I
[00:24:06] understand, it's the conformation of the law, but in practice
[00:24:10] the Argentine nation is increasingly having a lot of resources that it is not
[00:24:13] sending to the provinces, therefore the nation has to start acting,
[00:24:17] guys, they are keeping the fuel tax, they are keeping a lot
[00:24:21] of taxes, they are not putting them on the road or anywhere else, so
[00:24:25] in practice, what the doctor says, the law says that, but in practice the
[00:24:28] national state sat on the cash box and is not sending
[00:24:32] generally in practice it always ends up being the national government because the municipalities
[00:24:36] as they have little budget because of all this that you are describing, the
[00:24:39] provinces also end up intervening, this is the most sanitary
[00:24:43] country in the world, federal, I have a video from three days ago from Bahía
[00:24:47] Blanca, I don't know if you saw how Bahía Blanca, province of
[00:24:50] Buenos Aires, is, it is basically a place, it
[00:24:54] is apocalyptic, it is apocalyptic, the bridges are broken, the
[00:24:58] road is impassable, you cannot enter one of the most important centers
[00:25:02] of the province of Buenos Aires,
[00:25:06] which has a lot of industry, there is a lot of
[00:25:09] apocalypse that surrounds us, it is apocalyptic,
[00:25:13] you see, in the world, in Argentina, lights are going out, lights
[00:25:16] are going out, roads are breaking, many
[00:25:19] messages are arriving
[00:25:29] climate change, Gastón, look for
[00:25:32] the message there from the people, watch out for the issue of
[00:25:37] the issue of, with the issue of the child, there are many cities that
[00:25:40] are having hail.
[00:25:41] That
[00:25:45] thanks, well, messages are arriving. Obviously, another one arrived.
[00:25:58] Municipalities must prioritize how to resolve the issue. Well, obviously.
[00:26:02] The garbage. Javier, we have to ask him
[00:26:05] to leave, it also says, but it says the issue of yes,
[00:26:08] we always say the same thing, elections are the
[00:26:12] best way to express our discontent or our approval or our approval of a government
[00:26:16] in power, always elections regarding the issue of garbage.
[00:26:19] How important, right? Also, because when it rains, many people who throw garbage
[00:26:22] block the storm drain and the whole situation worsens. There are certain neighborhoods
[00:26:25] where there are certain
[00:26:28] communities now that leave garbage in certain places.
[00:26:34] It really catches my attention. There's a neighborhood that's close to Marote's
[00:26:37] neighborhood, and there's a lot of garbage
[00:26:41] there, and there's a community that I don't know why they don't clean it. Ah, but from the other side, from the other side,
[00:26:45] it's from the other side, yes, there's a lot of garbage. I drive by and it's all
[00:26:49] full of garbage. It's really Marote's garbage. What do we do?
[00:26:53] I went there, I have some friends in the central market, and they invited
[00:26:56] me. So the amount of garbage
[00:26:59] in that neighborhood is inexplicable. I don't know, I'm just saying
[00:27:02] it directly, I don't know why the Bolivian community doesn't put money into it and fix it. It's surrounded by
[00:27:06] garbage. Beyond the responsibility of course, of citizens when it comes
[00:27:10] to separating garbage, taking out garbage, having an order as well, because
[00:27:13] cities always tell you what time you have to take it out and so on, to avoid
[00:27:17] garbage being thrown around. There's also the budget issue. Municipalities
[00:27:22] they historically collected. This means that garbage
[00:27:26] trucks pass less frequently. The people they need
[00:27:30] to hire, because obviously a city consumes more, produces
[00:27:34] more garbage, you give more employees to the municipality to
[00:27:37] collect. An intendant told me, I can't make it public because he
[00:27:40] told me, obviously he didn't, he told me that he used to be paid three
[00:27:44] out of 10, sorry, four out of 10, yes, in a
[00:27:48] municipality that has many problems. Imagine,
[00:27:51] eight. Did you understand? Of the taxpayers, he is
[00:27:54] saying, clear. Well, imagine how revenue goes down because those are the municipal
[00:27:58] taxes being paid or people don't have money and the first thing they stop paying is that.
[00:28:02] Besides losing the income from taxpayers due to
[00:28:05] taxes, they have to support those taxpayers who don't have
[00:28:09] income because the municipality also has to provide support when you lose
[00:28:13] a job. He told me, he literally told me, he told me it's hitting me from below and from above because
[00:28:17] from below because I don't have income and from above because I had to increase all social
[00:28:21] aid. Well, all this is important for us to educate and tell
[00:28:24] people how it works, because when we go and then we ask for our neighborhood to be
[00:28:28] paved, for them to clean the garbage so it doesn't flood, to generate
[00:28:31] work. All this is taxes, guys, all this
[00:28:35] is financed with municipal rates, with provincial
[00:28:38] taxes, with national taxes. The issue is that historically
[00:28:42] high taxes have been collected and they did not
[00:28:44] return in the quality of the services that they should have returned, which is also
[00:28:48] a valid and certain discussion. Now, to go from having zero
[00:28:52] tax collection as La Libertad Avanza intends, you will also have a problem. It happens that
[00:28:56] when you face a phenomenon like the one we have, El Niño, which will last at least
[00:28:59] until December, I think it exposes a lot all the...
[00:29:32] then when they have to deal with these phenomena that are of
[00:29:36] another order, they have many problems because the laws they
[00:29:40] think are not made for these problems, they are made for other problems, not
[00:29:44] to ensure property, life, freedom of expression and all
[00:29:47] those great amount of hippie rights that the doctor
[00:30:04] We continue with this topic, we thank José
[00:30:06] Luis.
[00:30:10] Latest
[00:30:10] news.
[00:30:17] A family against the clock for their
[00:30:19] baby.
[00:30:25] Julián is 18 months old and cannot
[00:30:27] hear.
[00:30:33] His parents dream of him hearing their
[00:30:36] voices.
[00:30:39] They are waiting for a cochlear implant and
[00:30:41] hearing aids.
[00:30:43] Live, the hope that Julián will hear for the first time. The cochlear
[00:30:46] implant is excellent. It restores
[00:30:50] hearing to all children. In my family,
[00:30:54] I have a niece who has an implant and she hears perfectly and it
[00:30:57] changed her life. It's a big change. There it is.