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[00:00:00] means knowing how to keep it in
[00:00:02] the Jaureche era, on a day like prison or on the gallows, knowing how to keep it in the
[00:00:05] most horrifying solitude, knowing how to sustain it in
[00:00:09] all circumstances.
[00:00:11] Fidel Castro. August 6,
[00:00:13] 1960. Speech delivered at the first Latin American
[00:00:17] Youth Congress, held at the
[00:00:20] Cerro Stadium, Havana,
[00:00:22] Cuba.
[00:00:25] Held at the Cerro Stadium, Havana, Cuba.
[00:00:28] Andrés Eloy Blanco, politician and
[00:00:41] Andrés Eloy Blanco, político y
[00:00:43] poet.
[00:00:46] What you have to be is better and not say that you are good or
[00:00:49] that you are bad, what you have to do is love freedom in
[00:00:53] the human being, what you have to do is to know, to light up eyes
[00:00:57] and hands and heart and head and then go
[00:01:01] illuminating Andrés Eloy Blanco fragment of the
[00:01:04] poem Colloquy Under the Palm Tree August 6,
[00:01:09] want to have contact with since the beginning of 1896 Andrés Eloy Blanco is born.
[00:01:16] they try to put this article of
[00:01:28] colonialist criminals with
[00:01:35] analysis to understand what is
[00:01:41] From this moment on, we open the agenda. How are you all doing? We are going to show you
[00:01:45] what suffering is like in the Gaza Strip. That is our question. We are
[00:01:49] already talking about a painful topic, it hurts a lot and it is necessary
[00:01:53] to address it, analyze it, know it to form your own opinion.
[00:01:56] Let's start.
[00:02:02] Javier Miley's government suffered a political blow by withdrawing the chapter
[00:02:06] on land foreignization from the bill that raised the
[00:02:09] limit of the surface at national and
[00:02:13] provincial levels to 25% for sale to foreigners. The government
[00:02:16] will seek to approve the rest of the project this Thursday, which includes
[00:02:19] the tightening of expropriations, streamlining of evictions and
[00:02:23] updating of the fire management law.
[00:02:25] fuego.
[00:02:28] This morning on Open Agenda, we analyze. We also see the genocide against
[00:02:31] Palestine, after the death toll in the Gaza Strip
[00:02:35] reached
[00:02:37] today in the area, in 73,381 and more than 174,000 injured
[00:02:40] since October 7, 2023, with the
[00:02:43] aim of isolating civilians under Israeli control and colonization policies.
[00:02:48] Aires, the province of Santa Fe, the Meanwhile, an Israeli organization
[00:02:50] revealed a new colonial plan to
[00:02:54] build 2,300 homes in the Gilo settlement, Palestinian
[00:02:57] land.
[00:03:05] This Telesur portal, blow for my law, executive
[00:03:09] withdraws chapter on land foreignization,
[00:03:13] what remains, everything else remains, they simply
[00:03:17] changed the name, the figure is there, the decision
[00:03:20] is made after the rejection of allied governors and dialogue blocs, they say
[00:03:24] here, they do not speak of the popular power that is
[00:03:27] apprehended and takes to the streets. The rest of the project with
[00:03:31] reforms, expropriations, evictions and fire
[00:03:35] management, will continue to be debated this Thursday, when they talk about fire management,
[00:03:38] burned lands can be sold, so what they are going to do is
[00:03:42] set them on fire to sell them, pay attention to
[00:03:45] this and when they
[00:03:47] the rejection present a topic, know that there are different lines
[00:03:50] precisely so that they don't sell you a cat for a
[00:03:53] rabbit, I'm going to the next portal,
[00:03:57] there you have the scoop, the law didn't add more votes
[00:04:00] and the inviolability of private property project
[00:04:03] is at risk of falling in the Senate, what did my law party
[00:04:07] do, the libertarians sacrificed chapter 3 of land foreignization
[00:04:11] to obtain more support from allies in the upper
[00:04:15] house in the Senate, those who went from rejection to doubt are the ones who
[00:04:18] will define the session, what fear those who
[00:04:21] doubt, workers' press, the government backs down with
[00:04:25] land foreignization, all Congress to overturn the national
[00:04:29] surrender law. Why? Because that chapter, which was very,
[00:04:32] very resisted, lacked a majority to
[00:04:35] approve it. But that
[00:04:38] chapter is one of many in a project that
[00:04:41] is still standing and that today, Thursday the 6th, will have the
[00:04:45] final chapter. This as a great epic, this.
[00:04:49] Yes, there is an opposition that they even call dialoguist and
[00:04:52] others that are not. What happened here is what this
[00:04:56] text says at the end. The government found that it did not have enough votes to
[00:05:00] impose,
[00:05:05] Fabian, this hour expands information,
[00:05:07] welcome,
[00:05:11] how are you all doing over there, well, in Buenos Aires, in
[00:05:15] the middle of a storm with all the ingredients, it just got
[00:05:19] practically dark, with all the ingredients, thunder,
[00:05:22] lightning, rain, there are parts of the city that are flooded, but with good
[00:05:26] news, eh, finally through
[00:05:29] a huge popular mobilization that included,
[00:05:33] that included, excuse me, even artists
[00:05:36] who generally do not comment on anything that has to
[00:05:40] do with the land foreignization law.
[00:05:43] eh the complete law did not fall, but this article
[00:05:47] did. What was this article about in Argentina, eh
[00:05:51] without any kind of limit, well the popular reaction was
[00:05:55] very strong on the topic, the homeland is not for sale, on that
[00:05:58] slogan a campaign was mounted where it had a lot to
[00:06:02] do and the flag of the Malvinas are Argentine was used a lot
[00:06:06] that the national soccer team
[00:06:09] displayed when they won the game against England, well. The point is that this
[00:06:13] law is a very
[00:06:15] controversial law that has undergone 16 modifications
[00:06:21] the proposal and among other things
[00:06:24] this is the fourth time that
[00:06:28] the law and it's nothing, nothing
[00:06:32] because eh I insist on this because it seems
[00:06:36] very important to me the popular mobilization for today a very, very
[00:06:39] large march is expected.
[00:06:43] eh, the popular pressure was such that eh, Mauricio Macri's
[00:06:46] party, the PRO and President Javier
[00:06:50] Miley's own party, eh, the truth is that this
[00:06:53] article fell, that's good news
[00:06:57] because eh, Argentina is not reacting
[00:07:00] too much to everything that happens, this is a sample
[00:07:03] of, most probably, what the
[00:07:06] limits are, then, despite the storm, the thunder, the
[00:07:10] flood, eh,
[00:07:13] It's a good day, it's a good day to know that Argentine
[00:07:17] society as a whole has
[00:07:20] spoken out about this motto, the homeland is not
[00:07:24] for sale, this is what we have for now, I'll continue with you,
[00:07:26] go ahead, thank you very much, Gustavo Lopez is with
[00:07:29] us, right now I welcome him, good morning
[00:07:32] Gustavo, journalist, lawyer teacher, how are you, how
[00:07:35] are you, how are you, good morning, how are
[00:07:39] you, nice to greet you, thank you very much,
[00:07:42] a little more, no, yes,
[00:07:45] I think Fabián described it very well, eh,
[00:07:48] all limits were crossed and there was also a very
[00:07:51] widespread, very
[00:07:54] widespread reaction when the reaction appears in football
[00:07:57] stadiums, when the reaction appears in
[00:08:00] concerts, when the reaction appears eh
[00:08:04] even in journalists or artists
[00:08:07] linked eh
[00:08:09] to liberal sectors, I wouldn't say right-wing but yes. liberal
[00:08:12] sectors and opposition to this
[00:08:16] land foreignization project encompassed all
[00:08:19] that, eh, well then it evidently resonated very
[00:08:22] deeply and the chronicler was right when he said the
[00:08:26] Malvinas flag in the United States in the
[00:08:29] match against England was not minor because it began to
[00:08:32] awaken not only a sentiment but basically an
[00:08:36] awareness in young people, eh, this
[00:08:38] is eh unfortunately
[00:08:42] Argentina. young people are very far from
[00:08:45] politics and very far from history, I mean for them the
[00:08:49] Malvinas war was very far away, the vindication of
[00:08:52] Malvinas eh they don't know it eh from
[00:08:55] these events that apparently had nothing
[00:08:59] to do with traditional politics,
[00:09:02] eh well people started to inquire and all
[00:09:05] this sentiment was generated, a
[00:09:08] chapter was overturned, I would say the most scandalous one, the possibility
[00:09:11] that foreigners would take all
[00:09:15] the lands of the country, eh, today eh
[00:09:18] they have 13 million hectares, it's not that they don't
[00:09:21] have eh absolutely anything, but they could take
[00:09:25] everything, then that 15% limit they wanted
[00:09:28] to raise to 25, it's a quarter of Argentina,
[00:09:31] I mean, imagine a quarter of Venezuela or a quarter of any other country
[00:09:35] in the hands of another country. Let's see, what's behind
[00:09:38] this? Well, I think there's a political agreement.
[00:09:42] Trump's government to hand over those lands
[00:09:45] to the main eh
[00:09:48] hyper-millionaires of the planet so they can carry out their
[00:09:52] experiments there, eh, they are rejected with the
[00:09:56] issue of artificial intelligence, because of the need for
[00:09:59] water, natural resources, rare earths, well, the government
[00:10:03] was willing to hand over absolutely everything, that chapter
[00:10:07] fell, now there are three fundamental chapters that are also
[00:10:10] very dangerous, eh, Argentina in the National
[00:10:14] Constitution allows expropriation, that is,
[00:10:17] taking property for reasons of public
[00:10:20] utility. It is not a simple process, there must be a law of
[00:10:24] Congress that... clarifies the public utility, it is necessary to compensate
[00:10:27] x kilometers to be able to build the road, that is
[00:10:31] compensated, the project that is in force and that
[00:10:34] today they want to discuss in Congress, aggravates this,
[00:10:37] but it aggravates it against the state, that is, the government itself
[00:10:41] presents a bill against the national state, why,
[00:10:44] because in addition to the compensation, it says that lost
[00:10:48] profits must be paid, eh, that is, what could have
[00:10:51] been earned, eh, in addition to the update.
[00:10:55] interests run eh well and the
[00:10:58] procedure becomes more difficult, to
[00:11:01] that is added another chapter which is for
[00:11:04] debtors the immediate
[00:11:07] eviction, so eh the
[00:11:10] small producer who does not pay is evicted from the field,
[00:11:14] the large producer to be able to take something
[00:11:17] from them for public utility becomes much
[00:11:21] more complex and then there is the fire management law.
[00:11:25] In Argentina to extend
[00:11:29] soybean crops, fields were burned, those fields that were
[00:11:32] burned on purpose and that caused accidents,
[00:11:36] death of animals, flight of animals,
[00:11:39] depopulation of the territory and obviously
[00:11:42] loss of natural resources, it was
[00:11:46] used immediately to plant,
[00:11:49] well a law provided for a pl x
[00:11:53] to plant soybeans. eh and that field to subtract its
[00:11:57] value eh and and
[00:11:59] extract, I don't know, natural resources that that field had like
[00:12:03] native forests, well, it won't have eh any
[00:12:06] problem burning that, contaminating eh and
[00:12:09] then dedicating itself to soybeans, the truth is that it was a
[00:12:12] project, it was a very crazy project
[00:12:16] eh there's a part of that project that fell but the mobilization must be maintained,
[00:12:20] I think that today that mobilization will be
[00:12:23] multitudinous and also there is a very
[00:12:26] great awareness because natural resources
[00:12:29] are degraded, what they want to hand over, they want to hand over water, glaciers,
[00:12:32] minerals, I'm going to tell
[00:12:35] you that, that it's not just the percentage of land that is in the hands
[00:12:39] of foreigners, but what lands are the ones that are in that
[00:12:43] 15%, this, what lands that have
[00:12:46] mineral resources, that have fresh water, Patagonia,
[00:12:48] this, what lands that have
[00:12:52] mineral resources, that have fresh water, Patagonia, the
[00:12:56] area, the most important agricultural
[00:12:59] area of the country,
[00:13:02] the core zone, the limit is less than
[00:13:05] 15%, it's only 1 hectare, the core zone we are
[00:13:09] talking about the province of Buenos
[00:13:13] province of Córdoba, of Entre Ríos, that is, where
[00:13:16] the largest amount of
[00:13:19] agriculture is produced, but also the largest amount of livestock
[00:13:22] is produced there. there is a precise limit that
[00:13:26] the current law sets, which is up to 1 hectare eh and in the
[00:13:30] rest of the country it is 15% local
[00:13:33] level, 15% provincial level and 15% national
[00:13:37] level, they first wanted to remove everything and
[00:13:40] then with the 25% they
[00:13:43] eliminate it local level, that is, in a
[00:13:46] province they could not have 25% of the
[00:13:50] province, but in a locality they could have 25% of the
[00:13:53] locality, perhaps in that locality were the mines, in
[00:13:57] that locality were the rare earths or in that locality was the
[00:14:01] water, well that was stopped,
[00:14:05] I mean they removed it, I think it has no chance of
[00:14:08] being approved because I repeat,
[00:14:12] was unanimous, absolutely
[00:14:15] unanimous eh, what worries
[00:14:18] is eh the sectors
[00:14:21] that they call friendly, that is that it is not the they are
[00:14:25] to hand it over either because they are
[00:14:29] compromised with handouts from the government itself or because
[00:14:32] they believe they need some exchange of favors
[00:14:36] to govern their province or govern their locality,
[00:14:39] well eh that is nonsense because
[00:14:42] no one can govern eh if everything is left
[00:14:46] in the hands of another eh if
[00:14:49] they destroy the environment with forest fires to
[00:14:52] then keep the land eh,
[00:14:56] if if if a governor lends their
[00:14:59] votes so that a severe defeat is
[00:15:03] modified eh, this implies two things: that popular
[00:15:07] mobilization is not only very useful but
[00:15:10] that it is already in the consciousness of all
[00:15:13] people and second that the government is in retreat, well now
[00:15:17] there is a third element missing which is that the opposition
[00:15:21] regroup eh to be able to win the election next
[00:15:25] year, thank you very much, I leave
[00:15:28] you and I'm going to give a recommendation, I want
[00:15:32] to, I'm sure we're going to... be in line and that we are going to talk about the importance of
[00:15:35] que estoy segura que que vamos a...
[00:15:39] today, it's a good point to start and review Argentine
[00:15:43] history, there is a particular book for me which is the
[00:15:46] Previst Plan, return to colonialism of
[00:15:50] 1955 and it is an economic report in times
[00:15:53] of liberating revolution, of civic-military
[00:15:56] dictatorship, and
[00:15:59] there the economic diagnosis of the time was harshly criticized,
[00:16:02] how Argentine rulers opened
[00:16:06] up to foreign interests to the detriment of national industry,
[00:16:10] how their own was not taken care of, how sudden adjustments appeared and
[00:16:13] wages were frozen, look at the time I'm talking about and how we can
[00:16:17] transfer as if it were
[00:16:19] this we were on the computer and we transferred a model
[00:16:23] as if it were this
[00:16:25] we were on the computer and we transferred a model
[00:16:29] from one system to another we will see that they are
[00:16:33] identical, Gustavo, they are identical, they are
[00:16:37] identical. they are identical with the aggravating factor that
[00:16:40] economically today's companies
[00:16:44] have more capacity in
[00:16:46] accumulation of wealth than the countries themselves, it is the
[00:16:50] identical plan and with a world, a
[00:16:53] really very, very complicated world, so
[00:16:56] well eh, let's hope that popular mobilization makes
[00:16:59] these anarcho-capitalist
[00:17:02] models that are doing so much harm to the Argentine people
[00:17:05] retreat, big greetings. Thank you very much, thank
[00:17:09] you, there you have a good
[00:17:13] happening, I am going to review the question that will be the second topic on the
[00:17:16] agenda, Palestine, which they consider most urgent to stop the
[00:17:20] suffering in the Gaza Strip, the permanent
[00:17:23] ceasefire and de-escalation leads
[00:17:26] 72%, guarantee corridors for massive
[00:17:30] humanitarian aid 18%, diplomatic
[00:17:33] mediation by third countries 2%, I don't know, a very high percentage doesn't answer.
[00:17:37] still for my taste 8%, that's how
[00:17:41] things are and we are also going to
[00:17:45] take a break and we are going to talk about this hundred dead due to rain, floods,
[00:17:49] landslides in India. Look at this.
[00:21:42] about what is happening in the Gaza Strip and it is necessary to do so,
[00:21:46] Gazan medical sources report 73,380
[00:21:50] killed and 174,231
[00:21:54] injured, all since October 7,
[00:21:57] 2023, 74,231
[00:22:00] injured, all since October 7,
[00:22:03] 2023, in the last hours, four more
[00:22:06] killed, one more injured, since the ceasefire signed
[00:22:10] on October 11, there are 1,254 killed
[00:22:14] and 4,121 injured, almost
[00:22:17] 5,500 people with... injuries with
[00:22:20] damages, some do not live to tell the tale because they have been killed
[00:22:24] and others are injured and mutilated for life.
[00:22:26] 804 rescues have been made,
[00:22:30] there are numerous victims still under the
[00:22:33] rubble. Who says something?
[00:22:37] The portals affirm Al Mayadeen, in Jordan, Israeli forces launch
[00:22:41] raids and large-scale arrests, that is,
[00:22:44] more and more pain. I'm going to the next
[00:22:47] portal.
[00:22:49] There you have Al Mayadeen, I already
[00:22:53] showed it, the second is Ma'an News,
[00:22:57] occupation forces arrested six citizens in Hebron
[00:23:00] and Surif, after raiding their
[00:23:03] homes, another cruel panorama, this is continuous
[00:23:06] eh, this is every day, I'm going to the next
[00:23:10] portal, with these two and I open
[00:23:14] an analysis once Dax Toscano is with us waiting,
[00:23:17] master in higher education, analyst
[00:23:20] communicator, how are you, good morning, good
[00:23:24] morning, thank you very much for this invitation, communicator analyst, how are you,
[00:23:27] good morning, good morning, thank you very much for this
[00:23:31] invitation, ultimately they fight against the
[00:23:35] prevailing system, which
[00:23:37] they call themselves anti-imperialists,
[00:23:41] some even claim to be the vanguard in the
[00:23:44] revolutionary
[00:23:45] struggle,
[00:23:50] to ask ourselves how much we
[00:23:52] are doing to defend the cause of the
[00:23:55] Palestinian people, how much we are doing to
[00:23:59] mobilize, to raise awareness among people
[00:24:02] in our spaces and to wage a
[00:24:05] frontal struggle against Zionism, we must
[00:24:08] assume our responsibility because at
[00:24:11] times we have been very euphoric, at
[00:24:15] times we have expressed
[00:24:17] solidarity and when... things started
[00:24:21] to calm down, to decrease the intensity of the
[00:24:25] conflict, which is really a fallacy,
[00:24:28] we have kept silent, a silence that
[00:24:32] makes us accomplices
[00:24:34] precisely of these daily
[00:24:37] permanent massacres carried out by the Zionist
[00:24:40] entity. We must think
[00:24:43] that at a global level there must be a permanent
[00:24:47] mobilization, a frontal struggle against
[00:24:51] Zionism in all spaces, in the academic space, in the
[00:24:55] cultural space, in the political space and in the
[00:24:58] diplomatic space, we see how Zionism is
[00:25:02] advancing
[00:25:04] forcefully in Latin America and how the
[00:25:08] right, unlike the left-wing sectors, the
[00:25:11] right unites to ally with
[00:25:14] Zionism, to enable the
[00:25:17] penetration of this criminal entity
[00:25:20] also here in Latin America, Milei is
[00:25:23] an example, Noboa is another example, the
[00:25:27] elected president of Colombia is another example
[00:25:31] of how they strengthen relations with the Zionist
[00:25:34] criminal entity, so in that case the
[00:25:38] progressive forces, the revolutionary forces have to
[00:25:41] fight in all spaces to prevent
[00:25:45] precisely those forces from penetrating in that way.
[00:25:48] We must support the
[00:25:52] resistances with all their forms of struggle and
[00:25:55] fundamentally in this case Iran which is
[00:25:59] the bulwark in the struggle against Zionism in West
[00:26:03] Asia and in the whole world, if we don't do
[00:26:06] that, then Zionism will continue to advance, I want
[00:26:10] to make a criticism, for example, Ronnie
[00:26:13] Kaplan, the spokesman for Zionism,
[00:26:17] was a few days ago in Venezuela,
[00:26:21] that, for example, we must fight to
[00:26:24] prevent these individuals who dress in
[00:26:27] sheep's clothing when they are
[00:26:31] genocidal evils, from coming
[00:26:34] to our countries, disguised as good
[00:26:38] benefactors, as people who want to do
[00:26:42] good for society, but rather we must unmask
[00:26:46] them to say what they really are, criminals. Tourism
[00:26:49] is another thing, Zionism is advancing, for example
[00:26:53] in some places like Ecuador, the presence of
[00:26:57] IDF soldiers on Ecuadorian beaches, for
[00:27:00] example, and in other parts of the world without anyone doing
[00:27:04] absolutely anything, rather through
[00:27:07] social networks, people applaud them,
[00:27:11] them, women go crazy for these
[00:27:14] Zionists, so if we continue like this, the
[00:27:18] genocide will continue until the total
[00:27:21] destruction, not only of Gaza, but also of the West Bank, of
[00:27:25] Lebanon and the advance they make in other places, these
[00:27:30] the support of imperialism.
[00:27:32] What can we expect from international institutions that continue to do their
[00:27:36] job, that continue to show the health situation in the
[00:27:40] strip, that continue to ask for theTELEVISION NEWS TRANSCRIPT: de-escalation. We
[00:27:44] still have hope on that front, also the time of renewal
[00:27:47] in the United Nations, when it happens,
[00:27:50] because it's already in that process of renewing the
[00:27:53] position of Secretary General, when it happens, what
[00:27:57] can we expect? Is there anything there or nothing? We
[00:28:00] have no light either. We must be clear, the
[00:28:04] only way out to precisely avoid
[00:28:07] the total destruction of Palestine, but I insist,
[00:28:11] not only of Palestine in the Gaza Strip in the West Bank, but also
[00:28:15] of Lebanon, and the advance of this criminal entity throughout West
[00:28:19] Asia, but not only throughout West Asia, but also throughout Latin
[00:28:23] America, is the destruction of the
[00:28:25] Zionist criminal entity, which means the destruction of