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[00:00:00] it's fundamental, let's see, let's see, let's see, let's see, Mati, wow, I already
[00:00:04] saw it, 7.48,
[00:00:08] a round of applause for this solidarity, guys, a round of applause for this
[00:00:11] solid,
[00:00:15] 7 and a half million pesos,
[00:00:18] beautiful, there you'll hear Romy, her mom,
[00:00:22] uh, I've been listening to her, I want
[00:00:25] Romina to express her gratitude to the
[00:00:28] people.
[00:00:39] the emotion that I'm sure you're feeling right now for everyone,
[00:00:42] uh, because people are helping you with what they can, making an
[00:00:46] effort, she appreciated it, yes, of course, but she's kind of shy,
[00:00:50] it's very good, it's very good, don't worry, Romy, TV makes you shy,
[00:00:53] but because people like me work there, it's not that TV
[00:00:57] in general makes you shy, it's because people like me work there, so you're shy to work in a
[00:01:01] place where I work, so go on, go on, Romy, thank them, thank them as an emotional
[00:01:04] mom that you surely are
[00:01:06] right now,
[00:01:09] yes, I'm very emotional because, as I was saying,
[00:01:12] it was a very high amount that we saw as very far from
[00:01:16] us to buy
[00:01:18] it,
[00:01:20] thank you very much, I really thank the people,
[00:01:24] every little bit, much that they are
[00:01:27] giving us, I really thank them. What is the?
[00:01:30] a lot, he already, he already passed it, no, that's why, that's why, what
[00:01:34] is it, he already passed it, 3 and a half million is the, the
[00:01:38] hearing aid, no, Romy, then the inter-audition is worth 80 million pesos,
[00:01:41] yes, the implant for the operation is 80 million pesos,
[00:01:45] more or less, he still doesn't have a date, a waiting
[00:01:51] Rodo, list, so in the meantime, he does a therapy that costs 60,000 pesos
[00:01:53] important for children, for which is for July's stimulation, which is clear, there it is, there we
[00:01:57] see July, lovely, who's been making a mess since early morning. Romy, have
[00:02:01] dad send me, listen, send Bori Bori to the channel, I like it, he's
[00:02:05] listening,
[00:02:08] I'll tell him now, but anyway, we could, first we're here, but we'll send it to
[00:02:12] you anyway, he likes to beg and he's asking
[00:02:15] for Bori and I want and I want
[00:02:18] chipa and I want blue chipa, please, no chipa, no
[00:02:21] chipa
[00:02:24] I want Bori only, no, sorry, sorry chipauazu, you've never eaten chipa azú, it's not
[00:02:28] the chipa, the cake
[00:02:30] let's see, let's update, Mati, let's go to the important part,
[00:02:33] Julián, 690, Romina's name, there, let's
[00:02:39] live working there in see,
[00:02:42] 7,895,78,
[00:02:47] let's go,
[00:02:49] we want to see that puppy, that boy who's there to
[00:02:53] be able to also see the
[00:02:55] a lot of, a lot of work is face of the boy who will be able to hear
[00:02:58] surely, as we said at the beginning, his mom, his
[00:03:01] dad, how nice it would be to be able to accompany him, right, in
[00:03:04] that, in that process and in that, there he is, look how
[00:03:08] lovely,
[00:03:10] there he is with his dad, Mati making
[00:03:13] very well-known supermarket here in a mess, Mati, what's the boy's name, Juli, making a mess, Julián, no
[00:03:17] Julián, Julián, he's
[00:03:21] with the camera, he's cool, he's new, he's holding his head,
[00:03:24] of course, he doesn't want to go out now, yes, no, let's
[00:03:28] see, there's tickles. the tickle, he's 18 months
[00:03:32] old, oh, a year and a half, my love, he's huge, besides, look at that big
[00:03:36] baby how nice, this that we are big,
[00:03:39] besides, he was when we arrived, he was taking up half the bed,
[00:03:43] suddenly he woke up and we said, that's it, tranquility is over, no, but he came down happy
[00:03:46] like you see him now, beautiful, uh, Mati, in which
[00:03:50] hospital do they treat and care for
[00:03:52] Julián?
[00:03:54] Romy hears you there, she's going to answer you, go Romy, Gutiérrez Hospital, ah, in the
[00:03:58] since October for what has to do with children's hospital, and they are the ones who explained to you that what
[00:04:02] you need is uh that you pay for the, the, the
[00:04:06] implant, no, that is, or the hearing aid, rather, they explained to you that they
[00:04:09] do all the treatment but you need to get the hearing aid, is that what they
[00:04:12] explained to you?
[00:04:15] Yes, the hearing aid is so that his auditory nerve, he was already born with
[00:04:19] hearing loss, yes, but it's so that
[00:04:22] he is stimulated with the hearing aid, ah, very good, it's a
[00:04:25] hearing aid that goes on the outside, they have to place it in his
[00:04:29] ear?
[00:04:32] Tami asked that had to do with No, that goes on the outside, only surgery with an implant,
[00:04:35] that goes inside, clear, clear, and did they
[00:04:39] tell you in how long with the hearing aid he will be able to hear, is it
[00:04:42] immediate?
[00:04:46] It's all stimulation, clear, clear, a whole
[00:04:49] process, clear, clear, until he achieves it, he's playing hitting his
[00:04:53] head, clear, it happens that what you were telling us, Romy, it's very difficult, Juli is
[00:04:56] very stimulated, right? So that he might hit himself. It's
[00:05:00] a risk, he has perhaps very sudden movements, I imagine that
[00:05:03] they work on that a lot in
[00:05:05] therapy,
[00:05:08] yes,
[00:05:11] there it is, there it is. They were doing some raffles and
[00:05:14] things trying to get money,
[00:05:16] right?
[00:05:19] Yes, honestly yes,
[00:05:21] but
[00:05:24] I don't have much, much luck with raffles honestly,
[00:05:27] so I focused
[00:05:30] on my clothes that I sell, and we're
[00:05:33] gathering it with what his dad does, it's that raffles have a
[00:05:37] public that one, you know a certain number of people
[00:05:40] who buy some.
[00:05:42] numbers, but well, it's something that runs out quickly and that actually this
[00:05:46] you can't get much money, it's a lot of money, 80 million needed for an implant,
[00:05:50] it's a lot of money, and that in the hospital there isn't, they don't have those
[00:05:54] implants in the hospital, Romy,
[00:05:57] they don't come from abroad, clear, but
[00:06:00] regardless of that, the hospital doesn't have, doesn't have to provide them to the
[00:06:03] children,
[00:06:06] no, clear, you have to place orders and it comes from abroad, what is the
[00:06:10] solution if you can't access these 80, what would be the
[00:06:13] intermediate solution, how does this continue if you don't reach that
[00:06:17] money?
[00:06:21] No, what we would have to buy
[00:06:25] is the hearing aid, because the implant is provided by the
[00:06:29] state, but you have a waiting list before him, clear, and do you know
[00:06:33] where that is
[00:06:34] on the list?
[00:06:39] How, on the list, I mean, what position are you in? The waiting
[00:06:43] list, do they tell you how long it will take? I didn't ask
[00:06:47] honestly, they don't tell you, clear, he told me to wait two
[00:06:50] years and then ask, clear, the issue is that 2
[00:06:54] years for a child who was born with hearing loss is
[00:06:57] a lot of time for stimulation, everything changes in
[00:07:00] 2 years, learning, the first years of life are the most
[00:07:06] girls, it's where they acquire the most knowledge, and what you
[00:07:10] have to do is fight against this difficulty that
[00:07:13] he has to be able to bring him that knowledge in another way, so that costs
[00:07:17] money, it costs time,
[00:07:19] uh, you were saying just now that therapies cost 60,000 pesos every time he
[00:07:23] goes,
[00:07:26] yes, imagine, it adds up, what therapies does he
[00:07:29] do, Romy?
[00:07:32] Julia does early stimulation therapies,
[00:07:36] clear, but who sees him, a psychopedagogue, who sees
[00:07:39] him? A speech therapist, a speech therapist.
[00:07:42] Clear, clear, clear, to be able, clear, to have the contact he
[00:07:46] needs, uh, and when did you
[00:07:49] realize? Did you realize right away? Did the doctors tell you right away that something
[00:07:52] wasn't, wasn't connecting fully in your
[00:07:55] baby?
[00:07:57] No, as soon as he was born, he was born, he is a
[00:08:00] premature baby, uh-huh, as soon as he was born, they were going to discharge
[00:08:04] us, I asked them if they could do all the
[00:08:08] body studies, so to speak, to leave
[00:08:11] assured that he would be well, clear,
[00:08:14] and what happened there, we stayed two more days and they
[00:08:18] told me that the
[00:08:22] ear exam didn't pass, ah
[00:08:25] okay, so from the start you knew there was a
[00:08:28] hearing loss,
[00:08:31] yes, and then we waited two weeks because they told me he might
[00:08:34] have wax, uh-huh,
[00:08:38] and those two weeks there was
[00:08:41] no progress, no improvement, and what is the
[00:08:45] condition,
[00:08:48] and what is it that he couldn't develop, does it have
[00:08:52] a specific name, what's happening to
[00:08:54] him?
[00:08:57] No, because he only has hearing loss, he doesn't have any other, any other
[00:09:01] problem, is it in one ear or both ears?
[00:09:05] No, in both, in both, so but only with one
[00:09:08] device, that can already improve his hearing in one ear.
[00:09:12] Or in the future he can put on two, one in each
[00:09:16] ear?
[00:09:20] No, actually it's both ears that he needs the implant for, no?
[00:09:23] Clear, clear, and the hearing aid, well, you can put a
[00:09:27] hearing aid in each ear, do you know that
[00:09:29] Romy?
[00:09:31] Yes, yes, yes, they sell the pair, oh okay, and the pair costs
[00:09:35] 3 and a half million,
[00:09:39] the pair, that's great, Romina, Romina, are you
[00:09:42] happy? I imagine your joy right now, tomorrow, which is a business
[00:09:46] day, you can go buy the hearing aid,
[00:09:50] yes, tomorrow morning I'm going to
[00:09:53] pay, oh clear, clear, you already know where they sell it, you know
[00:09:57] everything already,
[00:09:59] yes, I had already looked into everything, oh that's great, and now, uh, once
[00:10:03] you have the device, the hearing aid, what perspective
[00:10:07] do you have for the operation? I mean, when could he be
[00:10:10] operated to get an implant?
[00:10:14] I have to wait 2 years, yes or no,
[00:10:18] you have to wait two years, until he turns 2 years
[00:10:22] old or 2 years.
[00:10:25] They said at least 2 years on the waiting
[00:10:27] list,
[00:10:29] well, Romy, we want to thank you, we
[00:10:33] want to thank everyone, we want to thank Mati
[00:10:36] too, and especially the wonderful, we can check the end
[00:10:40] of the donation that they received, please,
[00:10:43] to Richard, nice to greet you
[00:10:47] both, this, that the change, the change of leadership
[00:10:51] didn't allow me to greet you, hello Mati, how are you playing all
[00:10:54] boy? Mati, you did very well, eh, how well, we're going to see today, we're
[00:10:58] going to see today, let's see, let's see, let's see, let's see, well, thank you very much,
[00:11:01] indeed, their case is unsettling, it's not that one
[00:11:05] works better or worse, I have the account,
[00:11:08] 8,602,190
[00:11:11] pesos, now we go, there it is,
[00:11:13] 8,602,190
[00:11:16] pesos, you see there you have the
[00:11:20] hearing aids, a lot of therapy time, maybe by adding
[00:11:23] some other therapy that we...
[00:11:33] Hopefully you'll send us a video, Romy, at some point when Juli starts listening, uh, and we can
[00:11:36] share it with the Crónica audience to thank them, of course, for
[00:11:39] this effort made by the whole country, thank
[00:11:41] you very much.
[00:11:45] No, thank you, we
[00:11:48] send a huge hug to this family, uh, we achieved it together between
[00:11:51] morning and noon, Mati, thanks, in a few minutes, in any case,
[00:11:55] we'll be back,
[00:11:56] thanks,
[00:12:00] last
[00:12:00] minute,
[00:12:07] long line for a job,
[00:12:10] 10 blocks long,
[00:12:14] a bazaar is going to hire 30
[00:12:15] employees, they've been camping since
[00:12:19] yesterday.
[00:12:25] Well, and these are the images of this
[00:12:28] line, once again, 10 blocks long to
[00:12:32] look for a job, holiday, what do you care if it's a holiday, if
[00:12:35] you need a job, people from yesterday who are camping, uh, to
[00:12:39] be able to get a job in a bazaar of
[00:12:42] these, surely new pampa that hire so many people, besides, we are
[00:12:46] working live with Rodo Morel, dear Rodo, happy
[00:12:49] holiday,
[00:12:52] what are you doing, dear pampa, well, we are calculating, more or less,
[00:12:55] not so, by eye, more or less
[00:12:59] around more than 3000 people between those who are
[00:13:03] waiting and those who were attended, yes, due to
[00:13:06] all this situation of asking for a job,
[00:13:09] yes, for 30 positions, yes, so more or less that is the
[00:13:13] number of more than 3000 people to
[00:13:16] apply for a job here in a bazaar, we are here in the
[00:13:19] town of Moreno, Victoria
[00:13:22] 600, well, and all this line...
[00:13:25] supposedly today it's until 4 PM,
[00:13:29] but it won't be enough, the time won't be enough because there are so many
[00:13:33] people, it's a property that is next to a
[00:13:38] the area and the guys keep coming here
[00:13:41] to present that they are requesting a paper
[00:13:44] resume, yes, cashiers,
[00:13:48] administrative staff, uh, stockers,
[00:13:51] customer service, those are the four positions. they are
[00:13:55] requesting here for all,
[00:13:58] it doesn't have, no, it doesn't mark
[00:14:01] among the requirements, the minimum and the maximum, now, Rodo, yes,
[00:14:05] but there are also older people, I ask you
[00:14:08] because I'm a little worried about these new job search methodologies,
[00:14:12] no, because they expose people to the inclement weather,
[00:14:15] today a holiday when they should
[00:14:18] be resting, some obviously I understand that the need
[00:14:22] is even greater, but in some places we see that... for example, they give them something to
[00:14:26] eat, something to drink, they have to be in line for many hours, we know
[00:14:29] there are other methods, why, no, I
[00:14:33] wonder, did you ever look for a job, yes, of course,
[00:14:36] many times, you haven't stood in line to look for a job, uh, there were
[00:14:39] other ways, that's why I say, and I believe that always when you look for
[00:14:43] it without contacts, without connections in the middle, it's most
[00:14:47] likely that they won't hire you, I mean, sorry for the people who are waiting, but the
[00:14:50] reality
[00:14:53] to look for a job, uh, yes, yes,
[00:15:03] human resources has a selection of personnel, what you review are the
[00:15:06] CVs, the CVs that interest you, because what human resources does is only
[00:15:10] when you leave the CV, they look at it because I worked a lot of time doing
[00:15:14] training in human resources, you grab the CV, when you grab
[00:15:18] it, you already know, you have two drawers, this CV goes, it doesn't go,
[00:15:21] so those people who stood in line a lot are going to have a chance.
[00:15:37] yes, of course, I have an idea because I have many friends who have businesses and I even accompany
[00:15:41] them and I even accompany them to do that type of process, I helped
[00:15:44] with personnel selection, the reality is that when they leave you the CV, you know if you're going to
[00:15:48] hire that person, you interview them first, besides it's 30 job positions and there's nothing wrong
[00:15:51] with doing it, it's perfect for
[00:15:54] looking for
[00:15:56] something, let's do something, let's ask Rodo, Rodo, how does it
[00:16:00] work, how does this work? Do people arrive, talk for a second or just leave
[00:16:03] their resume?
[00:16:07] No, there is an attendance, there are three or four
[00:16:10] people who we don't know if they are from human resources, no, uh,
[00:16:13] it was liberalized from social media, they are the same
[00:16:16] owners, yes, there are four people who take the resume and ask
[00:16:19] the necessary questions, they leave the resume and
[00:16:23] leave, it's an attendance that lasts from 5 to 10
[00:16:27] minutes and it doesn't exceed that time, it's not only because
[00:16:30] they don't want to attend with more time and with more questions, but to
[00:16:34] speed things up, clear, because of the amount of people, it's that I think. I also
[00:16:37] think that they are overwhelmed, they don't expect 10 blocks of line,
[00:16:41] 3000 people, everyone we've interviewed in recent
[00:16:44] times has told us, they are overwhelmed by the amount of people because of the clear
[00:16:48] need, clearly there is something that clashes with the
[00:16:52] narrative of this government, sorry to say it like that, because if
[00:16:56] we are so well and Milei talks about how well employment is
[00:16:59] doing, this shouldn't happen, no, clear, clear,
[00:17:02] obviously,
[00:17:05] unemployment in the country has grown. I mean, the Indec statistics say
[00:17:09] so, believe it or not, Indec, uh,
[00:17:13] that's the situation, no, 1,700,000 people
[00:17:16] who lost their jobs, no, I mean, it's a lot
[00:17:20] and obviously we are seeing these long lines for a lot of
[00:17:23] people who not only lost their jobs, because surely when we interview
[00:17:27] them, they will say that they lost their jobs a few months ago and today they are
[00:17:31] back in the job search, well, and we add
[00:17:35] ourselves, uh, this that we are showing you in Moreno live,
[00:17:38] blocks for 30 job positions in this case, but look what's
[00:17:42] happening
[00:17:42] too,
[00:17:46] last
[00:17:47] minute,
[00:17:51] the two Argentinas,
[00:17:55] those who are looking for work and those who enjoy their
[00:17:57] vacations,
[00:18:07] look. How nice, the happy one, eh, well, the two Argentinas, one side and the
[00:18:11] other, some looking for work and others taking a few days off, we are
[00:18:16] the city of Mar del Plata, Cristian
[00:18:19] Fernández, sorry, let's go Chris with you, how's
[00:18:22] it going?
[00:18:24] How are you doing, Tina Pampa, nice to greet you both, wishing you a good week, everyone, exactly
[00:18:28] and the best of the long weekend, one of the classic historical ones that
[00:18:32] always works well in the southeast of the province of Buenos Aires,
[00:18:35] stayed for this last day, it seems.
[00:18:37] When people have to return, today, we just got some sun
[00:18:41] in Plata, we had cloudy skies and rain, Friday, Saturday, yesterday was
[00:18:44] without rain, but also with an absolutely gray day, and today with this
[00:18:48] panorama that, of course, changes many people's mood, low
[00:18:52] temperature, no more than 12 degrees, the maximum expected for today, a weekend
[00:18:55] Agustina that will leave us with a balance of between 45 and
[00:18:59] 50% hotel occupancy, lower than we could
[00:19:02] expect, where should we look for the explanation of why fewer people, especially
[00:19:06] because of what I mentioned. the weather, you know that with applications, many
[00:19:10] decide at the last minute to travel, most of the people who come to
[00:19:13] Mar del Plata come from Buenos Aires, greater Buenos Aires, also other
[00:19:17] sectors of the province, and when they saw that the weather was bad, one assumes they left
[00:19:21] at least that possibility of coming to Mar del Plata to enjoy a few days, but
[00:19:25] some, of course, we have in this sector of the city's coast that you saw
[00:19:28] recently, you would find, for example, people on the beach,
[00:19:32] we also give the data that there is already a lifeguard service
[00:19:36] the security service. on beaches and that the entire summer operation will
[00:19:39] begin, as it happens every year, next November
[00:19:43] 1st, so that people can come and enjoy one of the main attractions
[00:19:46] that La Feliz has, such as its coasts without cars, still without tents,
[00:19:50] look, they are just right, no, you mark it well in this place,
[00:19:54] almost none, a little further you will find that they are in full assembly of
[00:19:57] the tents, now the Torrión area is behind us, where they are already
[00:20:01] prepared, but look what you are seeing in the distance, which has more to do with the
[00:20:05] Las Toscas sector, removes the Admiral Brown square, which is
[00:20:09] where you have tents before reaching La Perla, they are already being assembled,
[00:20:12] some resorts this weekend enabled a couple of aisles for those
[00:20:16] customers from all over, Chris, I ask you, it's already
[00:20:19] October, the weekends are already coming when people
[00:20:23] travel specifically to ask about the season,
[00:20:27] uh, are there expectations for this
[00:20:30] summer, have you spoken with the
[00:20:32] residents? And it's very good and it's varied,
[00:20:36] Pampa, the weekend was historically, but I'm talking about two
[00:20:40] decades ago, when it was resolved not only renting shade units
[00:20:43] but also apartments, for example, Martilleros has
[00:20:47] presented the indicative values.
[00:20:50] Here we have more holidays because you have the holiday, well, now
[00:20:54] the visit, we don't know about the Pope's visit, the Pope, then you have
[00:20:58] November 20th, Sovereignty Day, yes, then
[00:21:01] some more back, December 8th, but that's fine, but
[00:21:05] he's telling you that for 20 years this holiday was the
[00:21:09] chosen one to make inquiries and
[00:21:12] reservations, how much is it more or less, what indicative
[00:21:14] values?
[00:21:17] Look, I'm going to give you two values, one has to do directly with the
[00:21:21] tents, uh, which
[00:21:24] many times is taken as a reference, the issue is that
[00:21:28] remember, every year we mark the same thing, I mean, you have resorts that have tents
[00:21:32] for the whole season and the number, hold on,
[00:21:34] 4,200 pesos for the season,
[00:21:38] there, but but maybe people from Mar del Plata who do
[00:21:42] rent September, January and February all season from
[00:21:46] March to October, March, yes, yes, no, since, let's see,
[00:21:49] October where it opens, October, in reality, is October until
[00:21:52] Easter in some resorts, that is, it's a long
[00:21:55] time, but that's obviously for people from here, what's the problem, I can't give you
[00:21:58] yet the daily indicative values, which is what most people who
[00:22:02] come will choose, of course, and a tent must cost
[00:22:06] 10,000 pesos a day, I think so too, or more this year, not last
[00:22:10] year, and yes, no, I think that I think it will be a little more,
[00:22:13] uh, with 100 we finished last year in some larger resorts, more in the southern
[00:22:17] area, with others we are at
[00:22:20] approximately, I think it will be a little higher than that, the
[00:22:23] daily rate depending on the resort, well, here you have a spectacular view, let's do
[00:22:27] something, Chris, we'll be back in a minute, maybe you can talk to some people who are having
[00:22:31] mate on the beach and meanwhile we continue with another mobile unit,
[00:22:35] uh, we go and come with another mobile unit that we also have in
[00:22:37] Moreno,
[00:22:41] long line for 30 job
[00:22:44] positions, let's talk to the girls and boys, does
[00:22:47] that sound good? So we
[00:22:50] ask them, yes, how are you? Good morning, how are you, all good,
[00:22:53] name, Paloma, Paloma, where are you from, I'm from
[00:22:57] Reja Grande, very good, how old are you, 20 years old, first
[00:23:00] job, uh, I've had several, but I've been unemployed for about
[00:23:04] 6 months and I can't find one, what happened with your last job, my last
[00:23:08] job, well, a lot of things happened, but they couldn't
[00:23:12] accept me because they already worked with the
[00:23:16] girls who were there, were you registered, undeclared work, undeclared work,
[00:23:19] how much did you earn there, not much, well,
[00:23:23] what are your expectations for getting a job? The
[00:23:26] truth is that the country is very bad, uh, I think
[00:23:30] the country has never been so bad in
[00:23:33] these situations, uh, I
[00:23:37] think nothing is for my own good, you see, it's to
[00:23:40] find a job, uh, I think
[00:23:45] needed, what I mean is that food prices go up but not
[00:23:48] salaries, no, uh, but well, it's a very complicated situation,
[00:23:52] I think, sorry for what I'm going to say, but this government is destroying
[00:23:56] us a bit, no, uh, but well,
[00:23:59] no, I don't know, it's interesting, your perspective, because you're only 20 years old, Argentine
[00:24:03] history has gone through this situation historically
[00:24:06] before, but you already have a mentality that this is not, it's not going
[00:24:10] forward, it's frustrating, you see, it's frustrating for someone already at
[00:24:13] 20 years old not being able to find a job and you find yourself with
[00:24:16] such a situation of...
[00:24:20] a giant line, were you surprised by the amount of people there? No,
[00:24:24] no, I wasn't surprised honestly,
[00:24:27] because I've already been to several places like this and there are a lot of
[00:24:31] people, the demand for work and what is needed
[00:24:34] is very noticeable, no, I'm even
[00:24:37] applying at kiosks, imagine, and nothing
[00:24:41] happens, and it's a bit of hypocrisy, actually, you see,
[00:24:44] like, I don't know, like you need the job to help
[00:24:47] your mom and dad or to support yourself?
[00:24:50] Yes, I really need it, we are a pretty big family,
[00:24:53] honestly,
[00:24:56] oh well, go on, I thought you were going to tell me, excuse me,
[00:25:00] there are five of us, five girls in the house and they can't find
[00:25:03] work either, so you see that
[00:25:07] she's studying, high school completed, uh, I'm
[00:25:10] going through it, well, we're going to finish that, well
[00:25:13] go on, because that high school is very important and then continue studying, which is the
[00:25:17] best way to get out of poverty, a book and
[00:25:20] to study, yes, obviously, yes, that's very clear to me.
[00:25:24] More than anything, sacrificed, because not having a job,
[00:25:28] there are needs, a book always pulls you forward,
[00:25:31] you know, yes, yes, go ahead, thank you very much, Rodito, stay there, stay
[00:25:35] there with the line, we have a couple of tips now and we continue
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[00:27:05] Last
[00:27:05] minute,
[00:27:10] who killed
[00:27:11] Barbie?
[00:27:16] The body appeared in a suitcase wrapped in a
[00:27:19] blanket,
[00:27:23] the main suspect is a former narco
[00:27:25] police officer,
[00:27:29] the taxi driver's lead.
[00:27:36] Once again a femicide eh, no rest on a
[00:27:39] holiday, another woman murdered and this
[00:27:43] time the one who is accused is a former
[00:27:46] member of the security forces, Guille, yes, that's right, exactly as you say,
[00:27:50] this former member who had already been sentenced to 6 years in
[00:27:54] prison for
[00:27:56] eh eh commercialization and
[00:28:00] transport of narcotics together. with another delinquent
[00:28:03] who acted as a police officer to put it somehow, no, totally
[00:28:07] he had been totally condemned together with another police officer
[00:28:10] eh he served his sentence
[00:28:13] he got out, well now they found him
[00:28:17] previously uniformed again acting as a
[00:28:20] police officer, he was chased, they arrested him, they
[00:28:23] released him, well now he is one of the main suspects of
[00:28:27] having eh cold-bloodedly murdered
[00:28:29] this young woman
[00:28:33] now I ask you, of the 200 femicides
[00:28:36] according to the Mumala observatory, eh
[00:28:40] 19 occur in the context of drug trafficking and organized
[00:28:43] crime, it is said that this person, as
[00:28:47] you pointed out, had a record of that nature, will there be any
[00:28:50] relationship, a power relationship, I don't know
[00:28:54] with the victim that has to do with that and that will have to be investigated
[00:28:58] clearly as well, look, it's one of the hypotheses, everything must be investigated in general.
[00:29:01] people it's a matter of possession, she's mine, you
[00:29:05] belong to me and if you don't do what you want or you left me, you
[00:29:08] abandoned me and these people remind me of the
[00:29:12] triple crime of Varela,
[00:29:14] no, the three girls who in the month,
[00:29:17] yes, in the middle of a struggle, also of
[00:29:21] drug dealing we could say also that
[00:29:24] they ended up dead, no, riddled with bullets, totally, well,
[00:29:27] drug dealing claims many innocent victims
[00:29:30] and the problem lies
[00:29:34] there, when will they fight drug trafficking, it's
[00:29:37] a topic that we've been discussing for many
[00:29:41] years, courses have been done, people have been trained, but I ask, is this a femicide
[00:29:44] or is it linked to drug trafficking, whatever the motive, both,
[00:29:48] the one linked to drug trafficking is the material author, it would be the
[00:29:52] material author, that's why, but the problem here is something happened with drugs or
[00:29:55] it happened that he killed for, well, that's what's currently
[00:29:59] under investigation, the girl disappears eh
[00:30:03] eh there's a taxi driver, that's why the taxi driver's lead is more
[00:30:06] or less like what happened with Agostina, the taxi driver
[00:30:10] ends up giving the specific and clarifying
[00:30:13] data of where he had taken the girl 24 hours earlier
[00:30:16] to this house where they finally end up
[00:30:20] finding her, the question now is to know the why
[00:30:24] or what happened, why he murdered her,
[00:30:28] was there a relationship, eh,
[00:30:30] was there a commercial issue as
[00:30:34] drug trafficking, that doesn't negate the figure of femicide, that's why since Lucía Pérez
[00:30:38] we've been talking about narcofemicides, no, which has to do with femicides that
[00:30:42] occur in a context of social vulnerability of the...