📢 "FICHA LIMPIA" SIN QUÓRUM: LOURDES ARRIETA LLORÓ ANTE LA CÁMARA DE DIPUTADOS
La sesión para debatir el proyecto de Ficha Limpia, que busca impedir la presentación en listas electorales de personas con doble condena judicial, fue levantada por falta de quórum. El presidente de la Cámara, Martín Menem, tomó la decisión tras constatar que faltaban 13 diputados para iniciar la sesión. Se generaron acusaciones cruzadas entre los diferentes bloques políticos.
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La sesión para debatir el proyecto de Ficha Limpia, que busca impedir la presentación en listas electorales de personas con doble condena judicial, fue levantada por falta de quórum. El presidente de la Cámara, Martín Menem, tomó la decisión tras constatar que faltaban 13 diputados para iniciar la sesión. Se generaron acusaciones cruzadas entre los diferentes bloques políticos.
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00:00I come to take charge, to face it, because I did not give a quorum,
00:07and that does not mean that I am an enemy of the people.
00:11Gentlemen, I see so much hypocrisy towards the Argentine people,
00:17I see so much pain,
00:21I can't believe that both on one side and the other
00:27are laughing at the illusions of so many.
00:31I don't answer to Macri, I don't answer to Cristina,
00:35I don't even answer to the executive because they fired me.
00:39I am alone, facing it.
00:43You know what? I have nothing to hide.
00:47I am clean, I am free of all contamination.
00:53I don't owe anything to anyone.
00:56That's why I think that this issue of clean record should be expanded.
01:02The issue, gentlemen, is that many invent causes for you,
01:08they put false evidence on you.
01:10No one thought about the evidence invented by artificial intelligence, for example.
01:16For example, with 15 seconds of your movements and a little of your voice,
01:22they could invent a cause for you.
01:25There are many who lock you up so that you can't continue in this career.
01:30They frustrate you, and they have frustrated the illusions of many.
01:35Gentlemen, I think that here, what they should think
01:40is about the retiree who is waiting to collect a little more,
01:46to collect his judgments,
01:50a veteran of war who has been waiting for the historical resurgence for years,
01:56and you can't even give me a little more increase.
02:03Gentlemen, you are all hypocrites, and I am not ashamed to say it,
02:10because I am liberal, libertarian, and I don't hide my face from anyone.
02:17How many times have I spoken here about morality, about family?
02:21How many times do they tell us what we have to say, for example, in a church?
02:26Pastors who become rich with the money of the poor,
02:31and here they are telling us that they can't get involved,
02:34they can't even follow a law.
02:38Well, Lourdes Arrieta, with a very strong level of intensity,
02:45shouting at everyone, they are all hypocrites.
02:49This is a congresswoman who had entered for freedom of the press,
02:52then she broke, it was part of that excursion towards contact with the detainees,
02:59condemned by the law of humanity.
03:01Was it true or is it artificial intelligence?
03:03No, no, Javi, this was true.
03:05It looks like a joke inside.
03:07She was very excited.
03:09She was broken, Cata, directly.
03:11Marcelo, it was also a particular moment, I imagine, right?
03:14Yes, yes, it was both.
03:16It was the moment of López, who also spoke in the enclosure,
03:19and who increased them directly to the official block of Libertad Avanza
03:24for the lack of 8 or 9.
03:27You have to do the math well.
03:28There are 8 or 9 missing.
03:30Marcelo, there are 8 plus Lourdes Arrieta, who is also a libertarian,
03:35although she is out of the block.
03:36In total, there are 9.
03:39Well, perfect, there are 9 then.
03:40Well, but I was telling you, around 10.40, López,
03:43perhaps the hardest moment in the enclosure,
03:46and then this one, 11.43, Lourdes Arrieta,
03:49who, as Facundo would have said, was the news this year,
03:52because after visiting the repressors in Ezeiza,
03:54she never cried again, then they kicked her out of the block,
03:57she said, I'm alone.
03:58Well, she started crying there, directly, in the enclosure.
04:01Well, we'll have to see what kind of pressures she has
04:04and why she is like this, right?
04:06I have to...
04:08I have to contemplate that, I think, Marcelo.
04:12I wanted to tell you,
04:13the round of deputies' speeches is over.
04:16It has already ended, directly.
04:18Well, I'll stay, if you agree, Marce, with you,
04:20because there, in the corridor, there will be news.
04:23If anyone stops there, we'll call you.
04:29Yes, yes, yes, yes, we are attentive here.
04:31If someone comes here to speak,
04:33we'll have it live, of course, on the 24th screen.
04:36And if you give me a minute, we'll see if there's anyone...
04:38Marcelo, sorry.
04:39...to whom we can put the air.
04:41I'm not a political journalist, like Cata and Pablo,
04:47and so many others.
04:48But the truth is, if I put myself on the side of the common people,
04:52they don't vote for a clean sheet.
04:54They don't sit down to debate.
04:56They vote behind people's backs, Javier.
04:58They won't elaborate.
04:59I think this is a dome, a capsule,
05:02in which they say, look...
05:04No one gets in here.
05:05If you fall, I'll fall too.
05:06Exactly.
05:07So, let's kick him out, let him go forward.
05:09Look, it's a key reading with a lot of common sense,
05:12and it's what people feel.
05:13Let's continue, because this is clear.
05:15Let's see, if you are condemned, condemned in both instances,
05:19you have your rules.
05:23It's not that if a deputy, as Arreta said,
05:25because then you have to give it to Arreta,
05:27because then it moves him.
05:28Many people who don't understand, say,
05:31No, not poor.
05:32It's a deputy that we all pay him,
05:34and that he already did his thing.
05:36It's the first time he's there,
05:37and instead of educating himself well, he says what he says.
05:39No, and he also charges more than almost all of us.
05:41Yes, well, that too.
05:43What I'm going to say is,
05:45the law of a clean sheet,
05:47putting it together as it should be put together,
05:49with everyone's consent,
05:51has rules.
05:52It's not that they're going to go to a deputy,
05:54to a president,
05:55they're going to denounce him, and that's it.
05:56He's condemned, clean sheet, out.
05:58It has to go through legal processes.
06:00Because then, we don't believe in justice,
06:03or in the denunciation, or in the denunciation.
06:06The problem here is that this law has a name and a surname,
06:10because it was not seen by the deputies of the pro
06:12to talk about a clean sheet,
06:13when Macri was condemned for the issue,
06:15or when he was being investigated,
06:17for the issue of the hearings.
06:19But you're going back, I'm going forward.
06:21Okay, but each one wants...
06:22We already know the disasters that Macri and Cristina did.
06:25But each one wants to see where you put the court,
06:27and I want to see you when my law begins to define...
06:29But they're not giving me the reason why they don't want to vote.
06:31Wait, wait, wait.
06:32They don't want to vote because...
06:33There's a political discussion here.
06:34One, because otherwise it's not understood.
06:35Wait a minute.
06:36Well, let's see.
06:37Complete, Javi Serra, go ahead.
06:38But they don't want to vote, because it's not convenient for them,
06:41because there are people, deputies, senators,
06:44today ministers, before ministers, judges, everything,
06:48who have always lived in the state.
06:50They never had a job to get up at five in the morning
06:54to sign and sign and wait for the salary at the end of the month.
06:59It was always the councilors, or ministers, secretaries,
07:02or deputies, senators, all dependent on the state.
07:05Javi, here the issue is that it is assumed that Argentina,
07:10I raise this, it is assumed, was entering the change.
07:14Yes, well, let's see.
07:15And that I think is the biggest question.
07:17Let's see, are the historical ones always protected?
07:20But guys, call her first.
07:22It is tenaciously coherent, but it is coherent.
07:25Now, those who arrived new, who come accompanied by a speech
07:30or an idea, because if one says speech out there it sounds pejorative,
07:34they come accompanied by a new, innovative intention,
07:38a priori they are a new political force.
07:41Why didn't they go down?
07:44Yes, you are absolutely right, and Javi is absolutely right too,
07:47and I want to add one more angle,
07:49which is that all this would not happen,
07:52this discussion would not be like this,
07:54if there was a justice that works at the end.
07:57Because basically, if the times of justice work,
08:00and you get to a judicial case of hunting,
08:03well, the Supreme Court can also fail in reasonable terms,
08:07and not let Carlos Menem for years with hunting,
08:11then he is free, or what happens with Cristina,
08:14that they say yes or no.
08:15But Fiscalimpia would benefit them then.
08:17Of course.
08:18But the judicial dilation benefits them, because they continue.
08:21Then if they are sentenced, well, 11 or 12 years have passed.
08:24Now, what I also wanted to say is what you were saying, Facudé,
08:28well, supposedly the Argentine society voted a radical change,
08:32voting for my law.
08:34Anyway, Libertad Avanza never made a flag of republicanism
08:39as the pro did.
08:42And Silvia Lospinato, today, talked a little about what you were saying, Facudé.
08:46Well, people did look for change.
08:48You are not representing it in this moment, in this discussion.
08:51Libertad Avanza.
08:52Let me listen to Lospinato.