👉 En una sesión marcada por intensos debates y acusaciones, la Cámara de Diputados aprobó la Ley de Ficha Limpia con 144 votos a favor y 98 en contra. La ley, que busca impedir que personas condenadas por delitos graves puedan ser candidatas a cargos públicos, superó las expectativas más optimistas. Durante la sesión, se vivieron momentos tensos, incluyendo un intercambio entre Miguel Pichetto y Vanina Biasi.
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00:00Did you see the session yesterday of the House of Representatives?
00:04A little bit.
00:05They don't like to watch Deputado TV.
00:07They don't know how fun it is to watch Deputado TV.
00:09I like the clips. I like the clips of everything.
00:11Then there are clips.
00:12Then you didn't send the clip of this boy...
00:14Of course.
00:15...saying he's an accomplice.
00:16We had the anti-Semite of Vanina Biasi.
00:19Well, a rude one, as always.
00:21Not only the anti-Semites, not only this.
00:23Then, finally, he ends up voting, as we all expect, to Los Gritos.
00:26Then they were sent to different places.
00:30But it's like you like the action movies you watch on Deputado.
00:34I like them.
00:35Beyond the joke, I like to watch the debates.
00:37I like them.
00:38I think it's...
00:39What's very impressive is,
00:41and it's unfortunately a general rule,
00:43how difficult they are to express.
00:45Some have difficulty with the subject-verb-predicate.
00:48They don't understand what they're saying.
00:50They can't read the deputies.
00:51They have to improvise.
00:52They can have notes for all this.
00:54They read it wrong.
00:55They read it with the wrong spelling.
00:57Well, Professor Rubén Rabanal knows it all.
00:59What happened with Ficha Limpia?
01:01Everything.
01:02It was approved.
01:03Of course.
01:04Here are the numbers.
01:05144 votes in favor.
01:06Above.
01:07I even think it was above the most optimistic forecast.
01:12It was at 135, 136.
01:15That's what they say in the afternoon.
01:17In the afternoon, 144 in favor, 98 negative.
01:21Antonio and you just did the review of all those 98 negative.
01:26Two abstentions that were very clear.
01:29Miguel Pichetto.
01:30It was very clear because the abstention is asked to be manifested in Martin Menem.
01:36And they say it.
01:37Miguel Pichetto.
01:38And Mazot.
01:39And Nicolás Mazot.
01:40Pichetto says that these issues have to be solved by politics.
01:43So, in these cases, it's very curious.
01:48Taking into account the performance, it's very curious that they say it.
01:51I know you don't have to ask for things in the air.
01:53It's very funny.
01:54First, Pichetto angry with a guy, with someone who is filming.
01:57Who is filming him.
01:58Who is doing networks.
01:59Pichetto is kind of with few fleas, right?
02:01Pichetto is with few fleas.
02:02It's uncomfortable.
02:03Because, let's see, Pichetto, who is a very logical person to interpret the power.
02:09Very logical.
02:10He is in a position that I consider ...
02:13But recently I made a report to him and he told me the opposite.
02:15I think it's not like that.
02:17That he is uncomfortable.
02:18Because his function in life is another.
02:20It is, in general, to help the officials.
02:23Not to be an opponent.
02:24And he stayed in a place where he is uncomfortable.
02:26Look at him angry for a moment, Pichetto.
02:28Sorry.
02:29Deputy Biasi.
02:30Deputy Biasi.
02:31Silence, please.
02:32Continue, deputy.
02:33The instigator has done ...
02:34I don't care what he thinks.
02:38I don't think anything.
02:39They are truck drivers.
02:41They are truck drivers.
02:42In the Soviet Union, you know where they would have ended up, right?
02:49There is no more trucking in the world.
02:51But hey, I never cared what they think.
02:55Between them and me there is something personal.
02:58I have nothing to do with it.
03:00What do I mean?
03:03Yes, yes, it's okay.
03:04Biasi.
03:05Deputy.
03:06Deputy.
03:07Please don't talk.
03:08I'm calling you to order.
03:10Deputy, please.
03:11What I'm asking is ...
03:12Enough.
03:13The deputy ends.
03:14Let Deputy Pichetto express himself freely as he did ...
03:18The deputy is the anti-Semite of Carina Bansfi.
03:21Sorry, Carina Bansfi.
03:22Oh my God.
03:23Carina Bansfi is writing to me.
03:24Sorry.
03:25Carina Biasi.
03:26Me too.
03:27Carina Biasi.
03:28I'm writing to Carina.
03:29That's why she's writing to me, Carina Bansfi.
03:30Sorry.
03:31Carina Biasi is the anti-Semite who is writing.
03:33Sorry, since we're here and you named her.
03:36Carina Bansfi, who is one of those who we have to thank for this law,
03:41because she has been fighting for it since the beginning,
03:44since when ...
03:45And she is one of those who has been fighting for this law,
03:48along with the Penates,
03:49since Cristina was not even prosecuted in the first instance.
03:52Totally.
03:53Because, I say, this law is old enough to deny those who say
03:58it is a law made to the extent of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.
04:01Exactly.
04:02It is not true that it is a law made ...
04:04Because if not, it is leveled down.
04:06Today I was listening to debates of colleagues that I respect enormously,
04:09like Ernesto Tenema,
04:10although he said,
04:11justice is slow with the causes, for example, of macrism.
04:14You're right.
04:15Yes.
04:16You're super right.
04:17What happened with Plaqueo?
04:18What happened with Parque Seol?
04:19You're totally right.
04:20Now, with that criterion, then, we level down.
04:24That corruption is not a fact, an impediment for you to be a civil servant.
04:29That relativism has been a historical danger for Argentina.
04:32Yes, of course.
04:35Sorry, Karina Banfi,
04:36who writes to me and says,
04:37my bad that I wrote to you.
04:38Sorry, I send you ...
04:39Sorry again.
04:40Tell me.
04:43Sentence 180 days before the elections.
04:45Why did we put this?
04:46Because this is the essential change that took place yesterday in the project.
04:49The project said,
04:50all the people who had,
04:53they cannot be candidates,
04:54who were in the original,
04:56sentenced according to December 31.
05:00What was the change?
05:01180 days before the election.
05:03Why did someone say,
05:04I'm going to say,
05:05but it's more or less the same.
05:06No, it's not the same.
05:07Why?
05:08Because in this way,
05:09this clearly falls within an electoral requirement
05:12and not within a matter of persecution.
05:14And besides,
05:15retroactivity does not apply here.
05:16We are not talking about criminal law.
05:17We are talking about requirements to be a candidate.
05:19Requirements, that is, electoral law in all cases.
05:21Electoral law.
05:22Well.
05:23Exactly.
05:24Well, this is what we saw in the precinct.
05:25Kirchnerism at war,
05:26the outrage,
05:28insults,
05:30the bad words that yesterday,
05:32at some point,
05:33we had started talking.
05:35And this post,
05:36that, look,
05:37they don't talk.
05:39But,
05:40Axel Kicillof appeared yesterday,
05:42talking about a clean sheet.
05:43What a paradox that they call a clean sheet,
05:45a project that seeks to dirty it,
05:46and that has as a clear objective,
05:48to prescribe to Cristina Fernández de Kirchner,
05:51the freedom that so much prevails in officialism.
05:53It ends up being a farce,
05:54which is more and more noticeable,
05:55even if they want to hide it
05:56with Republican speeches.
05:57That is,
05:58it appears,
05:59it says that the Congress
06:00should not invalidate this measure,
06:02it is telling the Senate not to vote for it.
06:04Kicillof appears,
06:06which is what always appears
06:08in Kirchnerism and Peronism.
06:10At some point,
06:11even the most enemies who do not speak up,
06:13there is a point where there is blockade.
06:15How strange, isn't it?
06:16Because, I mean,
06:17you can say anything about Kicillof.
06:18I have a very critical position on his management,
06:20but I think there is no one who dares to accuse him
06:22of having enriched himself economically with politics.
06:24Absolutely.
06:25I mean, you can say,
06:26security is horrible,
06:27I don't like his economic position.
06:28Now,
06:29that he has personally used politics
06:31to enrich himself,
06:32I don't think there can be anyone.
06:34So, I thought it was a trap
06:35for Kicillof to come out
06:36in this corporate defense of Cristina,
06:38who, incidentally,
06:39humiliates him all the time.
06:40In fact,
06:41it was difficult for him
06:42to stay in this position,
06:43as you say,
06:44because he has spent time
06:45as Minister of Economy of Cristina,
06:46Governor of the province of Buenos Aires,
06:47and it is true.
06:48It is impossible to treat him
06:49as corrupt at the moment.
06:50A single point,
06:51you who are a lawyer,
06:52that I want to highlight,
06:53very briefly,
06:54and I know it is technical.
06:56The...
06:57The...
06:58The daily sessions
06:59are a source of interpretation of the law.
07:01Yes.
07:02When a judge has...
07:03This, you...
07:04Yes, of course.
07:05This is your constitutional right, too.
07:06When a judge has a doubt
07:07about what a law says,
07:08he goes to see
07:09what the legislator's will was.
07:10Well, when a judge
07:11has to interpret this law,
07:12he will hear this...
07:13Poor guy.
07:14Thank you, Professor.
07:15We are leaving
07:16with more urgent information
07:17in A24.
07:18What happened, Mercedes Mendoza,
07:19in the Magallanes Strait?
07:20Look at this image.
07:21A man doing...
07:22Look.
07:23This cetacean appears.
07:24Wow.
07:25This is crazy.
07:26He swallowed it.
07:27As Mrs. Lucia Salinas
07:28points out to me
07:29in the Bible.
07:30Biblically speaking.
07:31Exactly.
07:32And how did you get
07:33to know
07:34that this man
07:35was doing this?
07:36Well,
07:37this is a very
07:38important question,
07:39because it is a very
07:40important question
07:41and it is a very
07:42important question
07:43and it is a very
07:44important question
07:45and it is a very
07:46important question
07:47to understand
07:48what is going on
07:49but also to believe
07:50in imaginary things.
07:51And how did this
07:52end?
07:53No, but stop,
07:54stop, stop.
07:55Otherwise,
07:56we don't count it like this.
07:57Sure.
07:58It was only seconds
07:59that this young Chilean
08:00who was doing
08:01pacrafting
08:02with his father
08:03was in the cetacean,
08:04who was filming
08:05this video.
08:06Pacrafting
08:07is a kayak
08:08that inflates
08:09and normalizes
08:10the tip of the sand
08:11in the sea area
08:12and look
08:13how the whales
08:14come out like
08:15nothing.
08:16The humpback whales, I'm going to show you a little bit, because I see that you don't understand anything.
08:21No, they eat krill, they don't eat meat, they don't feed on large fish.
08:27That's fine.
08:28That's why it's also spitted out.
08:29Disgusting, let's say.
08:30It came out quickly.
08:31Well, let's thank the whale.
08:33Look, Miguel Ángel Iñíguez-Besega is online, who is a specialist in whales and cetaceans.