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[00:00:16] bribe, no, you
[00:00:19] Paraguayan who are currently
[00:00:30] we are listening to audio, go ahead, this
[00:00:31] is how they scam, good morning, Mrs.
[00:00:35] Beatriz, yes, good morning, sir, this is
[00:00:39] sees it cheap on the internet through one of Commissioner Gutiérrez from the third
[00:00:41] precinct,
[00:00:43] what do you want? I don't want anything, madam, a family member
[00:00:47] of yours was admitted here after a traffic accident, what's his
[00:00:49] name? I'll put you through to him
[00:00:52] madam,
[00:00:55] I'll put you through madam, of course, but the lady is
[00:00:58] smart, uh, the lady. Still, she ends up
[00:01:02] falling for it and she falls, she ends up
[00:01:05] falling for it and she falls, of course, because he says wait, I'll put you through to him and when
[00:01:09] screaming and crying, she tells him the
[00:01:12] she says Roque, she says there
[00:01:16] the guy understands that it's Roque, they take money
[00:01:22] now in the mass, in what I mean, no, no, you won't no, in the end he doesn't end up, it's not known if he ends up giving it, we don't have it, it's two million pesos,
[00:01:25] of course, it's the same lady who ends up
[00:01:29] I'm spending. my medicine, I'm going through
[00:01:32] says: I'll call Carmela,
[00:01:36] I already spoke with Carmela, they
[00:01:40] mismos, las personas estafadas le terminan dando el nombre, te puede pasar eh, te puede
[00:01:44] let's go, let's go to prison, it can't happen to you,
[00:01:47] I mean, it can happen to you, I'll tell you something, my mom got called in the middle of
[00:01:51] the night, a girl
[00:01:56] Carlos Paz, it reached Chaco and it reached told her,
[00:02:03] eh, you enter in order of
[00:02:08] you have to do what security companies recommend today, a keyword, the family
[00:02:12] has to have a keyword, in case of any kind of trouble of these
[00:02:15] characteristics, ask for the keyword, you screw them, teenagers,
[00:02:19] parents of teenagers are having it, I have a keyword with my daughter, it's not
[00:02:22] bad, it's not bad what you said, it's
[00:02:26] place. Oh, what you want to do is good. not bad with Cristian H, go Cris, we're with you, we're listening to you, go ahead.
[00:02:32] Alright guys, let's show, I want to show you this area which is where the
[00:02:35] values office is, here so you have an idea, this is the whole
[00:02:39] hallway that visitors have to go through,
[00:02:42] visitors, those family members, close friends
[00:02:45] of the inmates have to come here, some of them
[00:02:49] guys, notice that there's a tent there, there are people who spend the
[00:02:52] night there precisely to take advantage
[00:02:55] la visita a la familia, bueno en este lugar qué es lo que se
[00:02:58] done? It's completely,
[00:03:02] so you come and bring some item, you bring things
[00:03:05] to your family member and they have to search it
[00:03:09] completely, it's in that search where obviously they look for
[00:03:12] narcotics, in this
[00:03:16] of all the people who go to visit Cristian, the prisoners, more
[00:03:20] or less, exactly, well, that's called they call it the
[00:03:23] cage
[00:03:26] don't have it clear that we don't even have executive and it's not the fashion one, the exactly.
[00:03:31] Look, it's the cage, it's perfectly
[00:03:34] eh said because it's a cage, look, look at what it is, all
[00:03:39] a hidden camera into the yard of the completely, it's a horrible place, at least what
[00:03:42] they steal, put some money in there guys, it's
[00:03:46] horrible, no, I tell you and I tell you
[00:03:49] sincerely Tomás with the people I was talking to, I think if
[00:03:54] deposits where they'll rob you and the idea is to enter this
[00:03:58] society, I would say that...
[00:04:17] You eat polenta, look at what
[00:04:28] ser este consumible, con lo
[00:04:36] visit unit one, you see it's literally a cage, you see I enter where I passed and they open
[00:04:39] for me here, look at what the place is like, it's
[00:04:42] horrible, here they open for you, you enter as if you were
[00:04:46] an animal all the way to the back, notice that it's
[00:04:49] separated by a small corridor where two
[00:04:53] people pass at most, there
[00:04:56] well, they're going to do the
[00:04:59] search then the entrance to
[00:05:01] the unit
[00:05:03] this is the reality, call a friend who this happened to and he had to
[00:05:07] basically, but he didn't enter with block it, look, they just
[00:05:10] called his mother today in the early morning. He says they catch you
[00:05:13] asleep and scared, always with the children until well, clearly, they
[00:05:17] call you in the early morning screaming, neuroses,
[00:05:20] screams, crying, like a distorted
[00:05:24] daughter and they call you screaming, a young woman and they tell you that
[00:05:28] this is very simple, this
[00:05:31] is very simple, you don't need any measure, any law or anything, you block
[00:05:35] phones from 9 at night until the next day and in the early morning they
[00:05:39] can't call you, in the early morning at least they can't.
[00:05:51] Because we are also judging a prison population, a sector that is doing this, but you
[00:05:55] cannot say the entire prison population no, yes, you have to take their
[00:05:58] phones away, it worked, telephone crimes went down a lot,
[00:06:01] 24%
[00:06:06] are in preventive detention, they don't have
[00:06:09] trials, there's also a reality and I'm not.
[00:06:21] You won't be able to do it from the place that Eche is showing us, clearly that place is not
[00:06:24] designed to rehabilitate anyone, look at the family that is in a
[00:06:28] tent and a cattle chute will enter, you understand,
[00:06:33] rehabilitate anyone there, you will make the person rot more, they enter rotten and you will make
[00:06:36] them rot more, we put kids in at
[00:06:40] 14 years old and we also enter into... no, but but look,
[00:06:43] it's not like that, it is like that, the prison system doesn't save anyone, it does
[00:06:47] more, that now,
[00:06:51] you don't have to take away their right to have a phone call, you have to take away their cell phones, you have to
[00:06:55] take away their cell phones, that's it, go Cristian, I'm coming, I'm coming, Jullie, information is coming in,
[00:06:59] come on, let's go Cris, well, you enter the cage
[00:07:02] where I pointed and notice that you only have this corridor that is
[00:07:06] divided in two, notice that only two
[00:07:10] people can walk here and on the other side, notice that it is. divided
[00:07:15] arrival, look, let's go look at what the
[00:07:18] line is like, what this parking lot is like for the service
[00:07:22] personnel, it's horrible
[00:07:23] no,
[00:07:27] there it is, clear, some some eh it's inhumane,
[00:07:31] this much phone invitation cell phone, no messing around
[00:07:35] eh, I'm not in favor of crime, but not for them to be
[00:07:39] like this either, what do you want me to tell you, they are people?
[00:08:42] of television, we are public notaries, we entered a loaded
[00:08:45] weapon, not loaded, loaded into the yard, wait, we entered with
[00:08:51] prison, here is the article, no, afterwards the prosecutor called me to see how we had managed to
[00:08:55] get it in and that, I first went to a notary, I went to a notary, I had
[00:08:58] the serial number of the weapon taken, all loaded, loaded
[00:09:02] with a hidden camera, I mean, how do you do it,
[00:09:05] how do you do it, we paid the prison guard, guys, you pay
[00:09:09] the prison guard, you tell him hey, you got this weapon in for me, I have a question.
[00:09:13] Did you have to give him a lot of money or could you buy him with little? No, it was a calm program, I mean
[00:09:16] I took my old man's gun and went to a public
[00:09:20] notary, my old man didn't know, when it came out in the newspaper on Sunday I told him
[00:09:24] hey, look,
[00:09:26] this is your gun and he says what the hell did you do and then we
[00:09:30] took it out, we put it on
[00:09:32] air, but we entered with a hidden camera, I mean a
[00:09:36] hidden camera, let's say, but paying the guard with a
[00:09:39] bribe, you enter with a commission and you enter, you could kill seven people.
[00:09:49] we showed it in the prison yard, so the penitentiary system is corrupt,
[00:09:53] of course it's corrupt, now who
[00:09:57] un arma, cómo es que entra una cámara oculta, un arma, lo que fuera,
[00:10:01] guys, that money goes up, I don't remember how much we
[00:10:04] paid, I mean, but it was a part, it doesn't all go, but it's true, it all goes
[00:10:07] up vertically, but you, Tomás, entered through that kind of cage that Cristian
[00:10:11] was showing just now. I think the one who entered that, I don't remember who our producer
[00:10:15] was at that time, but a producer of ours entered, let's say
[00:10:20] the weapon, the one who brings it in is the penitentiary officer, but because he
[00:10:23] gave him the bribe, that's why. I say that cage where the families go,
[00:10:27] surely neither weapons nor
[00:10:30] cell phones enter through there, but as Tomás says, the guard himself takes them after being
[00:10:34] bribed. 1.4 million pesos per month.
[00:10:37] Sure, yes, well, but you can't take a
[00:10:41] shouldn't, you are trying to justify it because he earns
[00:10:45] little.
[00:10:47] you are justifying it because a person earns little. I am justifying it,
[00:10:51] I am saying what they mention, let's see, let's
[00:10:53] go, come on, we're listening to you, come on, no, no, guys,
[00:10:57] we are observing the movement, a transfer unit just passed,
[00:11:00] let's remember that this unit has a capacity
[00:11:04] for 2,600 inmates, we understand that there is an
[00:11:08] overpopulation in all penitentiary units,
[00:11:11] that's why they live crowded and without
[00:11:15] the elements they should use, such as fireproof
[00:11:18] mattresses, inside each prison, also inside each
[00:11:22] alcaldía tendría que haber colchones inífugos y eso. no
[00:11:25] doesn't happen, just like that element I have a lot, but I'm really
[00:11:29] surprised by this image, how people are treated like
[00:11:32] cattle when they come to visit a relative, look at what it is, it's really a
[00:11:35] cage, as Agustín rightly said, look at what the place is
[00:11:38] like, guys, it's a cage and how they treat people, look at what
[00:11:42] it is, three floors, show what this area is like, the truth is horror,
[00:11:46] imagine if this is ugly, imagine inside,
[00:11:49] and we just talked to some guys behind
[00:11:53] look, I work around here. nearby, I have many clients who are from the
[00:11:57] penitentiary service, they always tell me that on the
[00:12:00] upper floor there is a kind of pavilion that costs
[00:12:03] money, whoever can pay for it lives like a king, I mean, they have
[00:12:07] access to everything, television, Wi-Fi, well,
[00:12:10] I mean, you pay for the cell, for the location of the cell, you would be paying
[00:12:14] pay for the I mean, the
[00:12:18] prison,
[00:12:21] and think about this, guys, from March to
[00:12:24] October. more or less, there are
[00:12:27] 2000 calls making
[00:12:30] scams and this type of robbery mechanism
[00:12:33] criminals because this is, let's say,
[00:12:36] an intellectual
[00:12:40] repeat the figure, repeat, repeat the
[00:12:43] figure, repeat the figure and let's go and let's go to zero, 2000
[00:12:47] calls, let's suppose
[00:12:50] that you have, you have a, a
[00:12:52] you have a certainty.
[00:12:55] effectiveness of how much? 10% effectiveness of 10%, no, it's 2000 calls,
[00:12:59] uh, let's say two million per call in 2000, that's three, what
[00:13:02] he says, two million is 6000 million pesos, great, 6
[00:13:06] million dollars, 6 million dollars, 6
[00:13:10] million only for wait, in this, only in this
[00:13:13] prison, that's one per three, so it's 6 million per
[00:13:16] prison, question, who is the lawyer who is currently detained and
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[00:17:10] We are in prison, prison scams, who are the
[00:17:14] accomplices, are there politicians involved, there you are seeing the
[00:17:17] live images, we are with you, Cristian, we are there, give me a
[00:17:20] second that we are going to greet Pablo, thank you Pablo, how
[00:17:24] are you, everything good, hello Tomás, how are you dear,
[00:17:27] good evening, greetings to everyone there on the floor, as always thank you for taking us into
[00:17:31] account here, how much does politics steal from this,
[00:17:33] everything, everything.
[00:17:37] plus everything, how do they do it, how do they do
[00:17:41] it, everything, from the lowest rank to the highest
[00:17:44] hierarch, they steal everything within the penitentiary
[00:17:48] service, politicians, because everyone is there, everyone,
[00:17:51] wow, tell us about the businesses there inside, tell us more or less about the businesses
[00:17:55] from drugs,
[00:17:58] cell phones, well, everything, visits,
[00:18:02] eh, pavilions,
[00:18:05] eh, beds, cells, look, everything,
[00:18:08] how much do you pay for a cell, more or less how much can you pay today for a
[00:18:12] cell, eh for for a pavilion, around
[00:18:15] 4 million pesos per month.
[00:18:18] No, you pay to be there, I have to
[00:18:22] pay for it and that's the final amount, you see, right, and
[00:18:26] and in that and in that cell, in that pavilion, what, Pablo,
[00:18:29] let's say you put in four million, what happens in that pavilion? Why do I put in four
[00:18:33] million in that pavilion? What do they give me and so I can
[00:18:37] live? In the pavilion to have a place to be, apart from
[00:18:40] monthly beds, between 40 to 50 thousand per month for the
[00:18:44] bed, yes, and and and and the guys who are with
[00:18:47] cell phones doing scams, just now Lucas
[00:18:50] openly because for me I mean the prisoners who
[00:18:54] who are like this in cahoots in society with the
[00:18:58] police are filthy rats, you see, don't try to make me believe that they are
[00:19:02] criminals or anything because those are filthy rats,
[00:19:05] you see, they are the lowlifes, they are the
[00:19:08] the typical ones who rob old women in the street and drag them, or who
[00:19:11] steal phones from kids outside
[00:19:15] voladora a una mina para tirarle a la bicicleta y robársela, con esas
[00:19:19] same scumbags they make deals with the police, they manage pavilions and healthy
[00:19:22] pressure them, well, that's it,
[00:19:26] four million, see how you're going to pay it and if not,
[00:19:29] well, go to the
[00:19:32] hurt you, simple as that, the kids out of fear agree to
[00:19:35] an old woman, you join the call center
[00:19:39] here and well, see how you're going to get it, tremendous,
[00:19:42] tremendous,
[00:19:44] extorting like that, dog,
[00:19:48] I send you a big hug, thank you Pablo, thank you very much for having attended us,
[00:19:51] well, we're back, we're back with breaking news, let's go, let's go, come on,
[00:19:55] come on, we'll
[00:19:55] be right back,
[00:20:01] breaking
[00:20:01] news.
[00:20:08] The map of adulterated milk, attention, we were the first to
[00:20:11] report it yesterday, there are reports of babies
[00:20:14] the scoop here in Santa Fe and Córdoba also
[00:20:18] en alerta, tenemos más información para para
[00:20:21] add, exclusive, these are the suburban stores
[00:20:25] where these milks would be
[00:20:27] sold,
[00:20:29] let's see, there we have the map, there we have the map, we'll show you all the points,
[00:20:33] there we only see two points, but there are many
[00:20:37] A lot, let's see, this is the southern zone, but we have more than 10, 20 points only in the
[00:20:41] province of Buenos Aires, only in the province we have more than 20
[00:20:44] puntos, aparentemente habría etrado traficada leche es
[00:20:47] right, abroad. The justice system is
[00:20:50] investigating, it is investigating that it is
[00:20:53] country and brought in, the question is how
[00:20:56] pasó vamos ver estamos con vos te
[00:20:58] are listening.
[00:21:01] Yes, in this case there are already five detainees, two Argentinians,
[00:21:04] two Chinese nationals and one
[00:21:09] linked after the 14 raids that have
[00:21:13] been taking place so far have to do with
[00:21:16] different cases, for example, I'll tell you about yesterday's, which we went to cover.
[00:21:21] In the south zone, a mother, a mother of a
[00:21:24] baby of a few months, buys it because she
[00:21:29] the most promoted networks, because she sees it cheap,
[00:21:33] she was short on money and decides to buy two cartons of this
[00:21:37] adulterated milk, of course, she gives it to the baby, the baby is not
[00:21:40] doing well, the woman realizes that the milk is affecting him
[00:21:44] and decides to sell the carton that is left over, the one
[00:21:47] that she hadn't opened, the one that cannot be believed.
[00:21:58] They obviously remove the carton of adulterated
[00:22:01] milk, adulterated powdered milk, they also take
[00:22:05] some things that were
[00:22:07] important.
[00:22:09] we are talking about a particular case,
[00:22:12] they have brought, the tons of milk, it's immense, but it's not the
[00:22:16] only case, eh, no, yes, that's
[00:22:19] fine, but I mean, it's not the only case because this, uh, this type
[00:22:22] of network that is not linked to a monumental
[00:22:26] network, but rather is more linked to the fact that this product was
[00:22:29] sold particularly through the internet
[00:22:33] and many supermarket owners also bought it through the internet and
[00:22:37] displayed it as original.
[00:22:40] it's distributed all over the place, I really doubt that because if it reached
[00:22:46] different Argentine provinces, that cannot be that it's not through
[00:22:50] a truck, I mean, there you have tons of milk commercialization
[00:22:53] and another thing, what you said about it being imported,
[00:22:57] explains why what Puli is going to say now
[00:23:00] is the spelling error has to do with it being
[00:23:03] imported, I mean, right? Look, here where it should say
[00:23:06] "advertencia" (warning), it says "adventencia" (advent warning),
[00:23:09] I mean, there was already a spelling error here that, of course,
[00:23:12] could be because it was made in another country, they don't know how to write,
[00:23:16] I don't know what it really is, but "adventencia".
[00:23:22] Well, "adventencia" was how many of the people, thanks to
[00:23:25] Crónica, were able to see that because of this word they realized that they
[00:23:29] were giving poisoned milk to their babies,
[00:23:32] clear, I mean, the problem is really serious, it's of
[00:23:36] an impressive level of seriousness and another thing, how does it pass,
[00:23:40] how do controls pass, this no, I mean, also
[00:23:43] I mean, when you withdraw the state, you don't have controls, you have
[00:23:47] fewer controls, it's already withdrawn.
[00:24:50] aflatoxin m1, that's what
[00:24:53] was there, which is clearly what was in a volume higher than
[00:24:57] allowed by local legislation, six times higher, I mean,
[00:25:00] this is a type of fungus that forms in milk
[00:25:04] product to expire, that is, when
[00:25:08] it is stored for a long time, for more than a year, that
[00:25:11] aflatoxin begins be produced, to
[00:25:15] rise, so it stops
[00:25:18] what does this mean? That either the product
[00:25:22] was already expired and they put a new expiration label with
[00:25:25] different packaging, or
[00:25:28] it came from abroad in a way, let's go today
[00:25:32] today I passed to Lula, Lula I passed you a tweet today from Dr. Atienza, he is
[00:25:36] one of the best doctors in Argentina who got involved in the issue
[00:25:39] because he published it after we published it yesterday, automatically Clarín
[00:25:43] publishes it, there Dr. Atienza leaves a message about what could
[00:25:49] very, very serious because there are hundreds of
[00:25:52] running a risk of
[00:25:55] of life, I mean here too
[00:25:59] it seems to me that the state should, suppose that there is no control because
[00:26:03] what has happened with other products, but minimally inform people, say,
[00:26:07] hey, look, this is the batch, this is the company, be careful if you are going to take this,
[00:26:10] because there is a risk to life, to see because it has nothing to do with policies
[00:26:14] based on ideology, this is not what the president came to represent when he spoke of a
[00:26:18] small, deficient state, this is not a state that is present or absent, it is a complicit
[00:26:21] state, guys, well, look what Atienza says, he says, if the state does not
[00:26:25] act, children cannot drink milk safely. Here comes the Clarín article once
[00:26:29] we published the information, Lucas.
[00:26:52] it's incredible how we help people, that's fine, but we depend, we depend on social
[00:26:55] networks circulating,
[00:26:57] anyway, something you left me thinking about yesterday, I don't know if behind this
[00:27:01] there isn't an attempt to... sabotage against the company, by another big
[00:27:05] company,
[00:27:08] you have to mess with Sancor, it's very strange in the country, all kinds of
[00:27:11] you can do piracy and if you
[00:27:15] opened it and I understand if it was bad, improve it,
[00:27:18] don't destroy it, here what is being done, education was bad,
[00:27:22] hospitals were bad, now what we are doing is destroying it,
[00:27:25] let's go with the milk, give me, give me the plans, give me the plans, come on, come on, come on, the
[00:27:29] maps, where it was sold especially in the province of Buenos Aires. Exactly, in the
[00:27:33] province of Buenos Aires, you have it in different places, look, southern zone, you have
[00:27:36] it also in Cava, federal capital, they are investigating the
[00:27:40] provinces, but you have it in a lot of places, Lanús, Quilmes, there
[00:27:43] hay muchísimos lados donde está distribuida esta leche, me
[00:27:47] I spoke with a police officer who was in the raid, he tells me, look, even
[00:27:51] though we already seized
[00:27:54] milk, what we believe is that at least, at least double
[00:27:58] remains distributed, what do I mean by this, for sure right now
[00:28:02] there may be a person buying this adulterated milk, right
[00:28:06] now they may be in the aisle grabbing milk that they are going to give to the
[00:28:09] baby that is adulterated, we are the only channel that is reporting that there are children
[00:28:13] at risk of life, we are the only channel that has been around for
[00:28:17] 20 minutes. Yesterday we spent more than half an hour informing about what could happen
[00:28:20] with children in Argentina. There, where Fer is,
[00:28:23] let's say, there's a point of sale in that
[00:28:28] Yes, this was one of the places where they did
[00:28:42] that I didn't have very present or very clear if it was a distribution center
[00:28:45] or simply someone who was commercializing it to
[00:28:48] make a profit, but of course, what happens
[00:28:52] in the end is that it's not just any milk, it's infant formula, and it's the one that
[00:28:56] usually pediatricians recommend to mothers
[00:28:59] because of course they are for babies, for newborns. Or
[00:29:02] those who are close to one year old, which makes them the most
[00:29:06] vulnerable people, right? To consume this type of products. These are medicinal products where
[00:29:10] a laboratory participates, which in this case, you know what we can do?
[00:29:13] Go to supermarkets with the delivery guys to check if this
[00:29:17] milk is still for sale. We already know how to do it, supermarket by supermarket. That has to go
[00:29:21] to the state. No, I know that, but I'm saying to see if we can somehow
[00:29:25] continue collaborating. Look, because we
[00:29:28] anyone to send around if there's any
[00:29:31] warehouse nearby. I think the state, I think this is
[00:29:35] just a suggestion, right? I'm telling you guys as a suggestion, I think the state
[00:29:38] has to come out today to communicate this quickly. It's very easy to make a
[00:29:42] statement from the Ministry of
[00:29:44] Health. They should be connected to
[00:29:48] reality.
[00:29:51] We have a solid plate, come
[00:29:53] on.
[00:30:06] The country in crisis, politics eating
[00:30:08] salmon.
[00:30:12] Exclusive: the diet of the Minister of Economy and his
[00:30:16] officials.
[00:30:19] they eat.
[00:30:22] It's a metaphor, that's how the caste
[00:30:25] lives, eh? What did you have for dinner?
[00:30:28] Let's see, you, you who are on the other side, you who are on the other side,
[00:30:32] you have to tell us what
[00:30:35] you had for dinner. I brought empanadas. Food is a merely
[00:30:38] physiological matter. An empanada costs
[00:30:41] 48 pesos. Empanadas don't cost that much, Ricardito. The damned
[00:30:44] state takes the food from 280 million human beings.
[00:30:48] There are people who are starting to say, "Well, I'll eat less meat." There are 5 million
[00:30:51] Argentinians who can't afford to eat. People don't make it to the end of the month. Two
[00:30:55] thirds of Argentinians don't make it to the end of the month. They don't make it to
[00:30:59] day 20.