136 hechos violentos, robos y 2 crímenes.
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00:00So they are interested in a society that is more drugged, more stupid, and poorer.
00:09But I think that society is making a click.
00:16Look, for you, the younger ones, the other day I read the newspaper El País de España,
00:20a very interesting article where it said,
00:23in Spain now, the cool thing is not to drink.
00:31I hope that in the Argentine Republic also, or not.
00:34Did you read that article?
00:35It's called Generation Z no longer drinks alcohol.
00:38The cool thing is not to drink alcohol.
00:42Because they realized that it is not necessary to drink alcohol to have fun.
00:45And alcohol takes you to marijuana, marijuana, the other drugs.
00:50What they call hard drugs. All drugs are hard.
00:53All drugs are crap.
00:56I want to emphasize this, we think the same about tobacco.
00:59Of course, obviously.
01:00Concrete terms in terms of what public health means.
01:03And alcohol.
01:04And the excess of alcohol and tobacco end up, of course, generating all this I was telling you, Eduardo.
01:10Well, very good. Gaby and Rambo.
01:12Yes, sir.
01:13Another issue of great importance, of great relevance and of great concern for the south of our country.
01:19For years I have been talking about the resistance to enter Mapuche.
01:22And when I say for years, look at the document that we are going to show you,
01:25which is the basic document used by the Ministry of National Security,
01:28headed by Patricia Woolwich and her team.
01:31It is a detailed analysis of 136 violent events.
01:37Notice that it has to do with fires, it has to do with robberies,
01:42of course it is done with the national government,
01:44plus the provinces that are affected by this, Chuburrio, Negro, Neuquén in particular.
01:49There you will be able to see in detail, while I tell you, you can read it, of course, on the screen,
01:55what are the facts that generated that the resistance to enter Mapuche or RAM
02:01has been included in a ministerial resolution that was published today in the official bulletin
02:06as an organization of terrorist groups.
02:10At the level of Hamas, at the level of Hezbollah, you would say,
02:12okay, Hamas and Hezbollah do not have the direct incidence,
02:15thank God, now they had it, attacks, of course, very unfortunate,
02:18that we live in our country, but that they have in our country,
02:21and represented by this gentleman, Facundo Corez Guala.
02:23It is still difficult for me to understand, from a legal point of view,
02:27that the federal justice of the south of the country,
02:30in the face of the complaint filed by Governor Torres,
02:32and with the sayings that we know of Facundo Corez Guala,
02:35has not yet ordered his arrest.
02:37So this is the first thing, is to declare it as a terrorist organization.
02:41From there, of course, now we will have to see where these inmates will be accommodated.
02:47They cannot be accommodated, as Facundo Corez Guala was,
02:50in a colony of the Federal Penitentiary Service of Esquel,
02:54where La Machi visited him, and the whole family, and gave him directives.
02:57No, he has to be in a... I imagine that the Federal Penitentiary Service is working.
03:01He has to be accommodated in high-risk rooms.
03:03He has the same severity as the Cantela, the Alvarado, the Requelmes,
03:07all those drug traffickers who suffered,
03:09and who still, thank God, to a lesser extent, suffer Rosario.
03:12This is what today, Minister Edu, I say as a first step,
03:17of course it must be accompanied inexorably by justice.
03:20Without justice, administrative acts such as this resolution,
03:23will not have the effect we are looking for.
03:25Well, the incendiaries, the terrorists, are these guys from the RAM, right?
03:28The pseudo-Mapuches, right?
03:30These guys, Jones Guala, I think I say it permanently,
03:34these guys were raised here, in the city of Buenos Aires, in Mapuche.
03:38They have the same as I do, of... I don't know, of whatever they want.
03:45I don't know, I can't think of it now.
03:47But this guy, this guy was a flogger, together with his brother.
03:51They were skating, here in the... I never remember the shopping mall.
03:55The Abasto.
03:56The Abasto.
03:57The Abasto.
03:58They would get together with a group of kids and they were skating, right?
04:01This guy, who is already the Mapuche, this one who looks like Paturushu,
04:05he disguises as Paturushu.
04:08Although Paturushu was not Mapuche, right?
04:10No, no, no.
04:11It was, it was, it was Tehuelche.
04:13It was Tehuelche.
04:14Tehuelche.
04:15But it doesn't matter, for you to be clear.
04:17These guys set fire, they are setting fire to Patagonia, right?
04:21Well, precisely on the subject of fires,
04:26we are going to talk now with Daniel Tabaré, a veterinarian from El Bolsón,
04:29who treated burnt animals.
04:31The photos, today I saw a photo of burnt dead animals.
04:35Really shocking, shocking.
04:37Doctor, how are you, how are you doing?
04:41Good afternoon, Eduardo, how are you doing?
04:43A very big hug.
04:44Well, tell me about these stories.
04:48Well, Eduardo, first of all, let me introduce myself.
04:51My name is Daniel Tabaré.
04:53I am a veterinarian, received at the National University of La Plata.
04:57I have been working at INTA for about 15 years.
05:00And well, unfortunately, in recent years,
05:04we have had an exercise with many colleagues here in the region
05:10and other places in the country.
05:12As a result of these fires,
05:14interface fires where many people are affected,
05:19many homes, many homes.
05:22And also their pets, pets and production animals.
05:27So, thanks to the joint work of many veterinarians,
05:32to Don Oren, who put their work and their effort,
05:36free assistance is made for all people with animals affected by these fires.
05:43And did you attend many burnt animals?
05:47Yes, yes, yes.
05:48Well, coincidentally, we have been working since January 15.
05:53This case of the Bolson has taken more media relevance.
05:58But on January 15, a fire also started in the town of Puyen,
06:05in the northwest of Chubut,
06:07which also took more than 70 homes as a balance.
06:12Of course.
06:13And fields of producers,
06:15where there were numerous victims of pets and production animals.
06:23Yes. I read a phrase of yours.
06:25Was this phrase yours?
06:26The cows came to ask for help, but the fire was going out.
06:32In this case, this phrase is from Mr. Inalef.
06:36This week they made us a note,
06:39precisely when we were attending the chakra of the Inalef settler,
06:46who suffered victims of both sheep and vaccines.
06:52And we were helping to do the healings and the primary assistance of these animals.
06:59Yes. What do you think of the people who are suffering from fires?
07:07And the truth is that, apart from being a professional,
07:12I was born and raised here in the Andean region, in Lake Puy, Chubut.
07:17Of course.
07:18Up to 15 kilometers from Bolson.
07:20My family is from the region all my life.
07:24And it is a very distressing situation,
07:27to feel the danger of an imminent fire year after year.
07:35So it is quite sad, painful, and something that we have to face.
07:41And well, I stay with the positive of this, which is the solidarity of the people.
07:47Of course.
07:48And in these difficult times, I am at the disposal of the people who are having a hard time.
07:54And I give a hand to help.
07:56I thank you very much, doctor.
07:58Thank you for attending us. It was a pleasure to meet you.
08:01Thank you very much.
08:03Daniel Tabaré, veterinarian from Bolson.