Dejen de traquetear, Asocapitales y alzas a los combustibles

0:00 Hi, gargy Hi, baby. How excellent you are, How happy you are to be in the town of Subo today, at the Lucérraga de Caracol Radio, there is never any connection to the Brancis Library. Things, uh, Caldas, it' s Sabio Caldas. Today we' re going to tell you stories of the wise Caldas also yes, yes, I think it ' s excellent, because you know what it looks like. We are today with azo capitals that we are launching, in addition with the Council of Bogotá, Council on the Move, with the support and support of the stations of the PRISA Group of Caracol Radio, So we are going to move post the localities of Bogotá and we will know in what we are, how it moves, how we are in matter of mobility of maya road how it cares to its capitals of mobility throughout the country. We have a very interesting program, besides, with all the characters of the Luciana, that you look like the lentiidea Garry will be that they do not count something for the children, because of course you do know why, because it is very important the mobility with notice that we always complain about how long the children spend on the school routes, in the schools, of the trancones in the morning, the safety of the road mesh, which is very important, also the state of the vehicles that carry the children. All this is part of what we want to talk about here today with capitals and with the Council of the Movement. The Council of Bogotá cooks in a thousand clocks of the Library in Francisco is lime of soda are the four and six ja do Facebo Gabriel of the houses is charge

1:36 Radio Bueno. Let' s go with a character of the day, as we have told you today, our character of the day of azo capitals launching the special project focused on the citizens of the Colombian capitals, with the support and support of the stations of the PRISA Group and Caracol Radio. On this occasion there is an alliance with the Council of Bogotá and Juan Vadea that we will be with him n minutes here also on Caracol Radio, with the Council on the move, in order to inform the localities like this of raising issues that have to the streets, the attention to the vulnerable population. Anyway, we have a lot to talk about. In seconds here, in Lucia Naga, in Caracol bummel quice Déctorres again good afternoon and your character of the day, Gabriel, Very good afternoon for you, for the listeners, Thank you for being with us. Again, very happy to be here in the town of Suba, Bogotá, one of the largest in the Colombian capital, character of the day, Germán Vargas Lleras. The former vice president, former presidential candidate, former minister, a man who had in his hands the possibility of being President of the Republic, had no protagonism, but the conjunctures typical of the image of reputation prevented him. And try to return to the frontline arena with an unusual exit that no one expected And it is that he said in the first place, let us support the constituent of no more blackmail, no more threats that will be called and let us defeat him in his constituent.

3:07 This Vargaleras exit, of course, has generated all kinds of reactions. But in general, the majority considers that what Bargaleras wants is, first of all, to position himself as the leader of the opposition, to measure the oil to the government and Gustavo Petro in popularity, which today has a rather low reflection in the polls. But others consider that Bargalleras bit Petro on the hook and, therefore, is trying to open a door that would be dangerous in the eyes of many. In this particular case, Petro is developing his speech. It no longer speaks of a constituent assembly, but of a constituent process. It seems that this is something else, but it is worth remembering that in Chile the constituent process was the one that led to the possibility of approving a new political constitution, a process that was ultimately negative for President Gabriel Borich, who came with that mandate. In this case it is worth saying that any congressman or the Government itself can propose a text calling for a constituent national assembly. Or we were talking yesterday, it' s constitutional It' s legal. It would be necessary to ask Gabriel if this departure of Vargaleras has generated good or bad results. So far, the only people who have come out to support him have been the members of his own party, where he is the undisputed leader. But this certainly gives oxygen to the debate that President Gustavo pett has raised. Now things are the way they are here. There are two people who are campaigning, both Germán Vargas Lleras, already thinking about

4:38 the Presidency of the Republic, and Gustavo Petro, who also seems to be campaigning, whether he or his political party, his movement, because he has been talking about two thousand twenty- six for a few months. Let me greet Vargas Lleras, Doctor Germán how he is doing, and then surprised with this support, I think also with some sarcasm to the proposal of the president How are you that there was Gabriel what quiet number. Yes, I like the proposal of the Constituent Assembly very much and that if, well, I want Petro not to sponsor or there is a problem that is why there is a quiet name, that I think so, not that. Yes, I ask that we organize ourselves to defeat Petro in the eventual referendum and in the election of the speakers. Now if you didn' t like what I said, why do you call me? I was calm, but my good people already hurt me. They came here in the afternoon calming down. You embitter the afternoon of the people, even the felis. I want for that, yes, but we' re not. It' s not us. For example, Juan Carlos Echeverry, former minister, also collaborator of economist snail, who responded to Vargas Lleras, How Dr Echeverry is doing, the gado as is very well, sir we are going. I answered him textually. Brother Mira Vargas Lleras supports the call for petro. Now it constitutes and I said so. Yes, I know just as dear David walked in England with the BREXI who finally slipped and lost and launched the country. But for a cliff in England with the Brexit. That' s a great example. Here, when he gave us to support him, I visit him with a plea for

6:11 the exact peace, and President Santos thought he was going to win and look at what ended up that viral. It' s not that it was built by the country of San so that Petri and Bargalera were in Pocker that dancer who understood it, he understood. I don' t mean spending a lot, why not today, because it' s not today. But you know that people are spending the day of deprivation. But they got a card, a gift card of five million more chickens, yeah, you' re spending yourself or like a card millions of months ago. But how can not and to hunt in gasoline to spend in good areas saw of pon or that it goes well done jas Orlando Billiards in the good afternoon, he made character of the day to continue with the theme. Opportunist Gabriela Yes qualified Germán Vargas Lleras.

6:54 Today several political analysts who, of course, point out what you were saying a moment ago. It is on a political campaign and this was the perfect opportunity to get to grips with this constituent issue. It is not a game, Humberto told her of the street, the constituent convene it, although it is done with the rules summoned from Congress and discussed under procedures that currently exist in the same political Constitution, because it is important in the importance of playing according to those rules and avoiding above all that unnecessary political agitation. Supporting that constituent is an act of Fanfarronería told Humberto of Vargaleras Street, as well as Juan Carlos Echeverre. You mentioned it, but also others, such as Francisco José Lloreda or Daniel Briceño to Alejandro Gabriez himself, Minister of Health, tell you that if you want to get into the political ring of the constituent to consolidate as a great opponent, you are playing with President Petro for non - substantive electoral reasons. Politiquería on one side, who finds his mirror in poo and loves you on the other. They don' t care about the country. It concludes, and it is the analysis made by the former Minister of Health, to which other voices in the same sense have joined. Well, sir, but we had a little fun in the firefly a little bit of humor. Here' s the little buddy. Yeah, yeah, or I' ll pay. And what you have to do in a day library

8:31 if I slow down and here people don' t throw away the sheath, that is to say to everyone the silence is going to be thrown out watching everyone. If people applaud me Carlito, not you ask for applause, no one was applauding him. No, but that was behind the clawy cameras when the sound came in, and people were applauding me very well. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It' s humorous tricks, big data gag. Also today, 19th of March, when there are two hundred and eighty- seven days left before the end of the Garoelito year, she is crazy very well. Now that' s all pretty much over to Belis exactly year is the other take International Craftsman' s Day Garlito craftsman? Comedians and artisans don' t ask for a discount on your works. Gaulito. You' re absolutely right. Yes, sir, a craftsman is struggling, doing his company as well and asking for a discount. Yeah, but for his Garlito plays on your batteries. Also day the carpenter, International Carpenter' s Day in Venezuela, University Worker' s Day, see what important data Galito and in Russia is also celebrated today the day of submanilist, and he said so juse Pinson.

9:39 Yes, I die, today it' s in Russia. Blin yesterday was from Argentina, in Argentina, today is in Russian. All right, and there they all start celebrating Hahahahaja and World Day of Digital Learning, Week of the French Language and the Francophonie I what a printed thing. It is not uy but wei u u uy with the WII and International Happiness Day. Well, it' s tomorrow. But since I don' t have one, I don' t come, so I already celebrated it today. If we celebrate, we' ll hear it. Well, this joke gathers three moments to see the one from the library, man' s day, because it' s man' s day. So easy, gablito to be a man, so easy to be a happy man, so easy to be a happily married man. You just have to say yes, ma' am, and it' s that simple. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Then we are gathering three moments, library day, for being here at the time of library, the Man' s Day movement and the anecdote of an anecdote of crazy laugh garlito in this joke as if three moments gathered in this joke. There, in that bitch shut up, in that joke you keep talking. Someone enters the library in the afternoon. He was a kind challenge and has the book as follows faithful men on the other side, in science, fiction. I don' t agree with that, neither do I. But it was the joke. Gajajajaja, there are bad jokes that bad joke. That was the joke, because it was the entrejilla, it was not one among her gallidor

11:11 that the joke. It' s like this imagine that he to her, he to her and to her what was hers. Husbands whose husbands among them were husbands. Thank God, he does say love, I' m with my Madrid and now he' s home. You' ve got to come here now, you son of a bitch, or he changed the lock, and he never walks into this house again. Relax Love, be happy your Hijappi and to and so said yes, daughter Skin, oy happy are here you are with the usual hysteria. I' m not with your mother Goodbye, sir Leave it alone Four hundred and twenty- seven at the Lucierna, that is, he was with the mother and yes. Well, the good plan is what we have today. We are, as we have mentioned for a few moments, in the town of Suba, in the library Mr Vio A yes, yes. I forgot. Go say Simon Valías. No.

12:05 Don' t you? Don' t you? Don' t you? Don' t you? Don' t you? Francisco José de Caldas, Here, in the town of Suba, we are in company with the Colombian Association of Capital Cities and the Council of Bogotá, the Council on the Move is with us. Juan Vaina, who is the President of the Council of Bogotá. Councilman is welcome to La Lucia, not how you are, Juan, very good afternoon. Thank you very much to all the listeners, to you on the work table. You realize a real dream with me. What to share with people like you, how long I' ve seen on the radio, on television. Well, what is it, this Council on the move and this Union that we have. Well, Luis María Zapata will buy us later than he will with different cities in the country. But this Council on the Move, what is it about, where are they going to move Gabo, because what we want is to tell the people of the localities of the different localities of the city that the Council does? What does the Council do? Many times people do not understand very well what the role of the Bogotá Council is and, in addition, what political control is, what we do and what it consists of what positions there are in the Bogotá Council.

13:07 So it' s a little today. The idea with you is to share that experience, to be a councillor and to share our views in the Council. The movement. Well, come on, we' d have to deal with a lot of issues today at nothing, but we want to focus on mobility today. If we have to give a diagnosis of the mobility of Bogotá, how it is received in this administration, what they have and where we are going with the capital, because we simply receive a traffic that looks more like a parking lot city. The city of Bogotá looks more like a parking lot than a city that can be moved. We are with more than five hundred fronts of work in Bogotá, Bogotá. This static look more than sixty percent of Bogotá' s works are delayed and that' s what we received.

13:54 We received a lot of unfinished work. Citizenship as it moves in Bogotá, which drinks uncovered streets, sees machinery parked many times without being used, without being activated, without having workers, working, and we have to work hard, decidedly with Galan mayor, with the Council boot, make political control and carry out those hours. Claudia Lopez said and I think she' s right. The works cause inconvenience. It' s not as simple as doing works and not bothering you. Don' t bother anyone in the face of that which you have to say maybe what you can, that the play bothers you. But if you see that they are working, then you say there is work, but you don' t police shadows and you don' t see that nothing is going on behind the opera. More that these works are also delivered, because what happens in Bogotá, as I said today, is that more than sixty- five percent are delayed. And I give you a very concrete example. The works of valorization should have been delivered a long time ago. We' re more than four years late for delivery. Don mel wanted dctors connces good afternoon, Despite the works, or with the works or without the works, The city has collapsed in traffic and we have several governments looking for solutions. The great solution of the world' s big capitals is an efficient, efficient, sufficient public transport system, etcetera. But for that to happen in Bogotá it will take at least two decades, if you do things right. Meanwhile, as we continue to improvise with beak and plaque,

15:24 we continue to think that castings are the problem of TransMilenio, we continue to think that public transport must also have restrictions. Motorcycles are increasingly occupying much more space and also generating very serious traffic problems. In the end, then, man, I think that when you have a new mayor and a mobility secretary, you have to ask for management and you have to wait or not for a manager results. Today the traffic in Bogotá is managing us and we have to get the traffic in Bogotá managed, how it is managed, etcetera. There' s a thing in Bogotá called the CGT Transit Management Center. I think it' s badly inherited, that we don' t have and don ' t know by road axes, how long we' re late in the tranch. But also, with the new mayor, with the new mobility secretary, on those road axes, on those road sections, the less we' re going to delay. If I have the technology for that, today we have 200 cameras or so installed throughout Bogotá. But, for example, we don' t use artificial intelligence, for example, we don' t use better reporting cameras. Drones can also work for what, to manage traffic.

16:37 I dream for Bogotá. I proposed it in my campaign by the Council of Bogotá. Many González are with us in that and it is precisely that there is a proper traffic management that concentrates on road sections, on road axes, to know how long we are delaying today on those road axes and how we are going to improve those times. Hello net, hello cargy how you' re taking care of the Albaena conce. Yes, he is the President of the Council of Bogotá, Juan Vaina te Jodecito, yes, yes. I could one day be President of the Council. You' d like to do politics too. Yeah, yeah. I like to help people, well, but whenever we have guests, I like it better when you' re as a journalist. Yeah, I' d like to be a journalist, too.

17:22 It' s gonna give you a lot of piano change. We' re from the town of Suba. We are talking about mobility of cities with capitals and the Council moving forward furry. Thank you, Gabriel. We' re here at the José Caldas Library and we' re with the Councillor. You also carry a control of school routes, because in my home to school they are very long. Yes, we have found that children, but more people, because to see Bogotá is said to be the third most congested city in the world of Latin America. We have a lot of ranking where Bogotá is doing very badly. And that, of course, is suffered by children.

18:03 The average of a Bogotá does not wait in traffic is of hour and twenty, but sometimes we find people who, for example, are waiting for the STP and stay forty minutes waiting for the STP. And this is the time for the children who should share with their parents, with their friends, who can work, who can study. Today that time, our children are losing it in the tranq, locked in a bus and that is really inhuman for them. It' s just that you know that Cocean pays that one. He doesn' t even do chores on the bus because the lyrics are left to a pimp. On the bus you don' t do the baby chores, why you leave them for the bus. No. No, because it' s like an l trnn does. Not there, but no, no, not in the morning. Mom, it gets wild, because you don' t do the chores and you do them on the cabriy bus not in the morning, but in the afternoon you leave them to get ahead of you. Then you can' t make them in the bufoque The lyrics look cool on you. Yeah, honest, it' s done in the homework.

19:00 That' s where your retina drops. If you, they' re not there either. That' s a little bit. The routine falls, the retina, not the routine either, and outside of that you move your cocheo as a taxi driver' s perfit. But a judge of a doll says no better, don' t do the homework. Wait there a little bit, but we' ll have solutions when you get home. Now it ' s time to go to bed at lunch and to sleep and then the homework. You don' t see that' s the problem. Oh yeah, I can' t imagine the problem is that no. Rolando Billiard, President of Vaena, one of the Council' s subjects. Non- resident of the Council. Of course not, but it is anything for the dignity of President or President Vaina. The theme of the peak and plaque in Bogotá.

19:52 The Mayor of Bogotá, Carlos Fernando Galán, says they are studying a new model that could even bring it back to the subject of a stripe where there is more congestion. But, moreover, the problem in Bogotá is not only the vehicles to the number of motor parks of motorcycles that continue to grow in cities like Bogotá without control, in addition, that have no peak and plate, that have no restrictions, the peak and plate the peak and plaque solidarity and the motorcycles in Bogotá is increasing. Those three issues, as they are addressed in the Council. No more or less than those three temites. It is easy easy, not two three, about three and accurate to see the proliferation of motorcycles in Bogotá. It is only the failure of the public transport system in our city. And also, quite rightly, because today we have a public transport that is inhumane for the Bogotans. Bogota today should have more than 200 kilometers of TransMilenio. Today it reaches about a hundred kilometers after millet and that' s why we invented a topic that is the beak and the beak and plate. But the bill and plaque is simply to vote on it. The lota forward does not solve the problem. Actually, the bill and plate is not a solution to the problem. It is also a topic that has been invented in Latin American cities, where there is peak and plaque.

21:11 In other places, in other latitudes, it is to solve issues, for example, of environmental pollution, because you do not solve mobility with immobility, the peak and plate is not being able to pull out the cart certain three times almost half the time of the week, in order to be able to walk in it. I' m not a friend, the beak and badges. What does Galán say, the gallant, the gala, the mayor. Galan is also the gallant Yes, as you see it, s has good confidence the g Today on the day of man and pyro dad my mayor, then Galan says that he does not agree with the bill and plate, but he says that since Bogotá has more than five hundred fronts of work.

21:52 He' s like the one who says a necessary evil. If I agree, I don' t agree with the badge beak. I think we should have that a vehicle restriction on environmental issues. But why do we have that problem, of course because of the delay that is decades ago in infrastructure in our city. The solidarity beak and plaque likes how we can measure it that it can be turned off because it doesn' t have that beak and plate. To me, the beak and plaque solidarity I like for a reason and is that today Bogotá has about three billion holes, a hole in the fet that produces us the TransMilenio, that is, where we can get ticket works. The important thing is that notice for the two thousand twenty- three the bill and solidarity plate Gabo collected us approximately four hundred fifty billion pesos. When you have a hole of three billion pesos, having a source of four hundred billion pesos is important what is the problem that people are shutting down. Of course, the beak and plaque solidarity, then Bogotá is congested, then what do I think. I believe that the solidarity bill and plaque is valuable, that we must continue to study it and we must not study it. If we can charge a little more good councilman Juan Vaina, we will return with you later, because there is a good controversy about the Bogotá metro to talk in a few moments. Thank you very much for having the opportunity today to live from the Lucern and tell the Bogotans how this Council works in motion, how we go out to the localities to tell them what is happening and how

23:22 we live. Also that starting from capitals, but we live it also with a little humor in the style of fireflies from Medellín an old way, sir will not make us cry arrireto that then similar practically today we will let it be the president of the Council of Bogotá that decides if his joke is good or regular or bad. But that skill is not an irresponsibility pressure yes, yes, responsibility and agreement and that the company takes action. A ay ah well, No, then girdle. Or not. No. No, no?

24:08 Don' t you? Don' t you? No. I also ask him for a lot of solidarity, because I do not, and I also have five coquitas to feed us. We also come public here then suddenly, if you applaud it, is that the joke is good and you since you don' t, but but already you go there already we go others how bad it is. And if it' s a joke, it' s a bad one, then not teasing. Not this one, too, is Chile. No. No, no, no, no, no, my people listen to this it' s crazy pratica my crazy milk people who the politician is baena, because that my full is doing you or not, but that you were learning things for sure. They' re talking about two friends, friends of whom, friends of that yes, friends of whom the other one told me, because this is bad. When the guy laughs before the joke. No. Don' t you? Don' t you?

25:00 Don' t you? Don' t you? Don' t you? Don' t you? Don' t you? Don' t you? Don' t you? Don' t you? It' s very good. I quit ah but it was, but it was a pattern. It ' s very good, very good. As pere vera tells you, President of the Council, Bogotá. No, no, no. Not the pente, no, no. It' s so much respect for the present. Not that this Quellos espera pattern wasn' t the same. You also respect him very much told me Haha, then I made him a friend. The other is that man. Your wife told me that they broke up for lack of communication and tells her friend, ay jo, mother, how you do. We' re already separated. Hahaha, well, yeah, yeah, yeah? Yeah? Yeah, great othal plague stuck out there Salt is Risa ' s kooky. True bad, good or good. He heard rita four forty- three in the firefly. At Caracol Ran' s firefly I' m the hello voice. This is Jairo Libreros, professor at the Universidad Externado de Colombia, and I am the voice of those who agree with the dialogues with the Gulf Clan. The problem is that it is neither clear nor precise in this exchange of the offer of the House of Nariño and the acceptance of the Gulf Clan if these dialogues are for a submission to justice or for a peace agreement. Some consider that the only possible path is to bring justice, because that armed structure is not political, but criminal. They live on drug trafficking, the illicit trafficking of migrants in illicit arms trafficking, extortion of the

26:30 hit man, confinements and displacements. On the other hand, others consider that they transformed their profile to be recognized as an irregular army and advance a peace agreement. They are possessed of uniformed and armed combatants. They are grouped into a central unit that makes command decisions and exercises social control. The Gulf clan or the gaitanists, as they themselves call themselves, have been clear in communicating the profile they claim to boast. They present themselves as armed actors seeking political recognition to conclude a peace agreement and if not, they claim the gaitanists will remain in arms. In a comparative analysis, we will not find armed actors with political recognition who are not involved in criminal acts. In the case of Colombia, the former FARK were linked to drug trafficking, terrorism and a thousand other crimes. Today, the LN is a grouping of Mafia nature. They are drug traffickers and commit a thousand more crimes, and not to mention the dissidences of the Far Seans, those of Mordisco or Marques are also pure narcos.

27:47 In conclusion, if President Petro wants to get the clan out of the Gulf, out of the equation, out of violence, out of conflict, out of crime and solve the humanitarian crisis suffered by thousands of Colombians subjected to the Gaitanists, he has only one political path to negotiate a peace agreement, as he currently does with other politically empowered armed structures and at a peace negotiating table they continue to engage in extortion, kidnapping, murder and drug trafficking. Gabriel of the houses is canco radio well, follows the lucía, stripe in snail, Radio good the one that is good. How we doing with the new director of the National Planning Department, with Alexander Lopez. Few news we ' ve had of him few and not so good. Not so good, because they are giving him up the ones that one supposes are the most important men or officials in this case, in particular, he resigns from deputy directors who have not given some explanations, let' s say concrete, but he lets it be seen that López' s arrival intends to surround himself with people of his very high confidence and has no idea of keeping officials some of them

29:18 who come from past governments. That, of course, would have nothing strange if what comes is staff with a high level of training. All right, the problem is that, according to Alexander Lopez, not knowing mathematics, but knowing economics, is not a requirement to manage the most important technical entity Colombia has, which is the National Planning Department. I know it' s not the same and that in planning, of course, the numbers have to do. But notice how Carrillo came to do a very good management, managing the national risk management unit, uncovering what was there to start working on. Then I also think that there is in one of these also the government in the mouth in front of those inexperienced appointments with what Carrillo is doing. But the Alexander Lopez case is clear because, to see, they are two completely different entities in their operation. The National Risk Management Unit is responsible for the prevention and care of emergencies and is basically an implementing entity. It has to be reacting to the speed of events and must have, as Carrillo announces in this case, absolute transparency, but, of course, also to deal as quickly as possible with emergencies, the emergencies that the country has in the case of planning. It is an entity that is largely dedicated, as its name suggests, to planning, to carrying out all the technical task that the State needs.

30:37 It is a cross- cutting entity across all ministries. No ministry is foreign to national planning and the national Government itself, the Presidency, the President of the Republic, has in planning the greatest technical support for all State policies, for the compas, for the confice, for the decisions that are made in terms of major projects, draft laws, etc. All of that goes through national planning. That is why it requires people with the best experience, academic training skills, knowledge of the economy, public administration, etc. So in this case, the challenge that a person like Lexio André López has is much greater. They' re giving up the deputy directors. Let' s hope it' s simple and simple. Indeed, of that normal relationship there is when it reaches a new head or an entity. And in this case, well, hopefully, it' s not because Lopez wants to have people who meet the same technical profile of him, who don' t know either economics or mathematics or calm already villa. I' m saying it' s my fault. He said that a little answering his question and we' ll be getting to know details in the coming weeks. But I had the opportunity to talk to one of those outgoing directors who assures me that the professionals and technicians are gone because there are beginning to be indications in the entity that talks about planning with zero planning already anti- technics. There are instructions, as was the case at the time in the Ministry of Finance and with the resigned Director of Budget there that go against what has already been studied of the technical

32:10 plans they have and what has already been advanced in the field of studies and others for the allocation of resources. And there' s what it looks like and so they didn' t want to compromise the deputy directors who are starting to leave, because it' s that they have to sign and that' s them. It is they, in the end, who respond and who are going to vacate the decisions. They' re partners. What' s going on in planning. What' s going on there is pretty serious and talk. We' ll have to see what changes from what was left behind, analyzed and studied to what Dr Alexander Lock is beginning to authorize. That ' s what we saw, Gabriel. Let us not forget that Jorge Van González, the previous director, came out in very bad terms with the petro government. Of course not, and doing exactly what they were asking you to do, you had antitechniques and resource allocation where you shouldn' t go I love all the things you didn' t have. But that' s why Alexander Lopez listened and knew how to make that clear and I mention this, because if Jorge Vangos, doing that is what the national government is asking for, of course, and I mention it also, Gabriel, because if González brought people of his confidence, because those people became distrustful. For Luis Before Lopez is that when you sign it will be that national planning is an impossible mission. Good afternoon, gin since Alexander López arrived at the management of the National Planning Department, there have been several resignations of officials who had a technical profile and had experience in fulfilling their assigned functions. The most recent is the

33:40 resignation of three of the four deputy directors of this entity. This is even more worrying. If we remember Alexander Lopez' s words when about his academic preparation, he confessed this. I' m not an economist, nor do I aspire to do it, because mathematics gave me very hard. The truth, being that the first route or the first element or the first way to walk. Your mission, Jim, if you decide to accept it and don ' t give it to us, is to get these officials to clear us up and tell us what they want to do with this great institution. As always, if you or one of the members of the force are arrested, we will come to know their actions. This disk will self- destruct in five seconds. Good luck jin ay I hope it' s not an impossible mission for the good of the country. A little humorous to the old camilo dramar, sir don' t make us cry, take down king had ea practically what. Ah well, no, no, no, no, no, no, as already well, no, because here we are interpreting what is being said. Not that. No. I said no. I said it clarititic. If we don' t go to China, perfect keep perfect

35:12 now if we don' t. No. Another one here is already scratching them too much san missing them. If not others do too. Thank you very much, Skipper. It' s all about love. Yeah. What. Besides, well let him see a man who' s a little pair in privacy? Careful man, a little pair in privacy? What her name was. For example, no. No, no, no, pattern me, well, put names here right now the truth. Or no, no, it' s not better not to commit yourself. Nicole said no. You somen has been engaged five times. Better not commit. Experts take out the body in committing ge you know if you already know that and no and tells him that it is better not to compromise if this one and I did it to her I have not go to think that I am Jorge was Jorge, It was called Jorge. Yeah, yeah, don' t commit Jorge.

36:04 No, no, no, don' t commit to Jorge. Thanks, don' t commit, yeah, thanks, yeah, you' re gonna think I don' t joke. No one' s paying attention to him. Yes, ah, thank you, shovels in Sedaslo we promised, said Prof Cousins is that you will not think that I am to make love on the first date And then, I stop not, because I already boba almost already séajaja ya and that is another anecdote aspaja today the newspaper of Risa I think it hears not Ronzaneta, yes, Montó or not. This jokes to stories, i e, the life of the right cha hears about me says about me Risa or is a magic book. After command, he did a trick and lost his rido. Diary dear, diaries goodbye don' t look good. Yes, Gabriel de las Casas, it' s charge, lightning ec one goes to me, Mr de las Casas, yes, sir how you do. All right, I' m really glad to say hello today. Here is the Francisco José de Caldas Public Library, town of Subo in Bogotá. Exactly this is where the resistance against origar was lived to see

37:39 calm, good sir and the auditorium is beautiful yes, very nice library as to make a fucking grou is called focus group. No. It' s not focus group no. It is not that good, yes and I will answer you not without first greeting the cosmic ethnicity and the volca forces, no, but responsible for the Antarctic thaw that you are provoking. Yeah, but we want to land a little more. Yes, and what we want to talk about, for example, what responds to the questions you asked the Gulf Plan to negotiate with the Government in exchange for them to stop rattling. But what is important and what we really want, which is the layout of the first line of the metro. No, but we' re talking about rattling the Gulf Can. But the subway is important. It should be the communities themselves, for example up here to do this work, which must be underground.

38:42 But those are things that matter. They' d eat the gringos little tigs, not lit pinks, little pings, get small. Let us then talk about the reactions we continue to hear. The proposal to convene a constituent national assembly with regard to is the subway of Bogota should be Arab Monserrate hill, but to see and be the neighborhood law if those who make these tunnels is the constituent thing and we empower the masses as we saw it in that, as it is called the ga most Game of Thrones series, the people take power, eh don' t come. Let' s move on. So, Mr President, if you think it is appropriate to compare and put the budgets of the Tollo tunnel and the Urabalso regional aqueduct in one bag, it was a slap for the people of Antioquia, because these tunnels have to flow into the first line of the metro. Note that it has to be sawing. Well, yes, but a word to the peasants. But the nua is Bogotá' s subway. That can be done by the communal action boards, not the comelito yupis engineers who go to the universities and graduate.

39:55 Not that. And I' m going to invite mancuso to my office. Ah yes, you go break the virus of life with the stars. Good universe. Well, well, thank you, President. Okay. A lot of unfinished business where I wanted Hector from the President. A lot of unfinished business, Gabriel, The country has pressing security needs. There are also difficult situations due to the imminence of problems in the supply of electricity, but in reservoirs they are at levels that are already of concern to the sector, to the market. But I want to remain in a reaction from the President or in a few words from the President. Stop rattling on the Gulf plan.

40:39 Gulf Yes, Gabriel, the great Gulf that they call themselves self- defense gaitanists in the spirit of political character. It is undoubtedly an organization that finances drug trafficking for the most part, but it is an organization that has also gained a lot of power. For several years it was run by alias Otoniel, who today is in a United States lime and who originated, like many other criminal groups in drug trafficking gangs in hit men' s groups, but who was strengthening and gaining territorial control to such an extent that today that Gulf clan, or also called Drug cartel, has a presence in most areas, especially the Pacific and the Atlantic Coast. But it is also the group, according to information from security agencies, which has the largest number of armed people, integrating this group well above, even from the National Liberation Army itself.

41:39 That is why they believe that they can gain political space to discuss with the Government and came up with one of the phrases that the President said yesterday about opening the door to negotiation, that this is a higher phase of a peace process. First, they go dialogues, approaches, sit down a little, designate delegates, etcetera. And then comes the negotiation, because that is the highlight where they determine what they will receive or what they will offer, as happened with the FARK in Havana now. But they took this with all confidence and said so now. I add that expression to stop rattling. Not only does it stay with this Gulf clan, it really stays that the guerrillas stopped doing that romantic struggle of the sixties and seventies and we have been rattling for a long time. He rattled to use that word of the President, at least since the eighties Gabriel, when drug trafficking expanded. And if anything has served as ammunition powder for this endless war in the country it is precisely drug trafficking and all the criminal groups themselves have used it and have derived enormous resources for it. But it' s the first time Petro' s told a group to stop rattling, stop using narcotraffic. I should just tell LN he gets a lot of money at Catatumbo. It should be just the fart that gets a lot of money in Putumayo, in Amazonas, in the Department of Cauca, in Nariño, the two factions hurt you All criminal groups are funded

43:15 by drug trafficking for the most part. It seems to me that this message, I hope, extends it to those other groups. Orlando Billiard Gabriel, Yes, a clarity that you make here on this point, because it is very different the approach that President Gustavo Petro makes to the guerrillas, for example, from lln another also that is made with the Dissidences, that will see established a legal framework to see how they demobilize or how they surrender the weapons when they have already done so and abandoned the peace process. And another connotation is that of these armed groups that require a legal framework so that they can benefit from a subjugation law. There it is clear that it is required that the national government then raised in the Congress of the Republic what this law of subjection would be like in the face of crime. What capital they are going to deliver or what capital they are going to maintain at some point and their commitment, of course, to dismantle those gears of drug trafficking. The Group responded by saying that it welcomes and is then willing to negotiate with the President, Gustavo Petro, with the Government. But Gabriel, that' s where they' re starting to ignore the crimes. They say neither that they are responsible for the phenomenon of drug trafficking nor that they took it and that at this moment they charge tolls for grammage and some things like some kind of taxes around the business, but that they are not the direct ones then responsible for the chains of drug trafficking in place. Well, then, let them stop rattling, as the President says, and say so, whirlwind and wegense spectra,

45:00 gentlemen, that from entering into cartels and traficing my big ones so that they can have dialogues they sit down and the plantel beat him he replies that I are nuns that nothing takes away what good business it is to be naughty, but it is better to be dialogue with the Government and have the region pray to keep in charge, because the conditions have put and aleqsito is so manicating a lot of blood and pain. They' ve cost negotiation and fire.

46:01 The legne and the dissidences strengthen their traqueto action that also demand the same and without lowering the guar die gobino well teach us in the Lucía Nacá, in Caracol, in excellence. We are with the Council on the move and we are also with capitals, because a special project has been launched focused on the citizens of the Colombian capitals and has the support and support of the emitters of the PRISA Group and Caracol Radio, Los María Zapatas of the executive director of azo Capitales and accompanies us again in the Lucia de Nogalus. Maria, welcome, how are you? Hello. I am happy to be here every time they invite me and we, well, and we are happy to be able to have good news, always for Colombians, that, in addition to Colombians feeling that there are a few capitals that work directly, because, like their name, they say them with mayors, with city councils, in favor of the good that needs to be done in this country and the important challenges that we have on this occasion, because we are in Bogotá, in the locality of Suba, precisely because we have dedicated the program to talk about mobility of Mayavial, of what we have to do. Where this movement of capital azo goes in the Marys. The first thing I have to say to you is that I come from our Ordinary Assembly. Today it took place and all the mayors sympathized with the Galan Mayor and his position in front of the Bogotá

47:37 Metro. Or so let' s say that this respectful call to the national Government let' s look ahead, this is already a process that is under way and let' s no longer look at the second phase, which is coming to be underground. What possibility do you feel precisely of this meeting that you can turn diab what we have today of the metro already operating, not working but in works I mean, well, then, possibility of torpedoing. There is everything, but it is this respectful appeal to the national government, to President Petro that we look forward to, that already let us say this is a contract that is being executed and I believe that all Colombians would recognize President Petro very much. Yes, rather we think about how we are going to finance, that a funded part is already coming, but how we are going to finish concreteizing the second line of the underground metro, like what was the President, is that we have to work together, how you weased that alliance that we have to do in this case, when we are talking about mobility of maya road, is this that we have to do with the Ministry of Transport, of course, with hacienda, with the local mayors, with the municipal councils. How to work orderly this year. Well me, as I see the temperature going up every day more. I believe that the first thing we have to do is always talk respectfully within these diversities and I do

49:14 not know how to reach consensus. Gabriel, I mean, I' m very much about reaching consensus. And well, facing the challenges of mobility in Bogotá, because I think Councilman Baena talked a lot about it and I, because I am not an expert on that issue. Okay, but you see, we' re talking about how to make alliances to improve road safety and drive this forward. We' re talking about that in two thousand twenty- three more than eight thousand four hundred people died on the way to the country, it' s an increase of two percent. Faced with this, what they have planned to do from their capitals with the National Road Safety Agency in Colombia, not in that. That yes, it is a huge concern of ours that we are going to face that road safety and accidentality challenge. We have a job with the University of the Andes and we also have a seat on the Road Security Council. What happens is that that necessarily is like a lot of education, like, please, let' s not get on the cars and on the bikes with some swallows on top, because let' s say we also have to put a lot on the side. I believe that the work that was being done with the Guardian Angel has been left behind and in all of them I have felt like training the safety standards. And all

50:46 that because they forgot exactly that it is citizen culture in the end and also, citizen culture that helps us to order traffic, two, to have more orderly cities, but in the end, that citizen culture is in favor of our well- being, our health and our life. In the end, look at me right now, I started doing a master' s degree in emotional intelligence, because we need her here. In other programs, then we excite everything artificial, because there is no good artificial intelligence. If she' s scared of me, I mean, if we say the emotional one, we' re missing the artificial one. Yeah, it scares me. But good going back to that topic and why I got into the issue of emotional intelligence, because I believe that every human being, every Colombian, from the personal, from the particular, we have to start to improve so that later, as a collective, we can be better. I have an idea and let' s see if, after the master' s degree I can have it and that the peace of Colombia goes through the mental health of Colombians.

51:53 This you can negotiate all peace processes. You can tell the victims that they ' re going to pray economically. But it turns out that if we, as a collective, do not heal, we do not have good mental health, peace in Colombia does not exist for the will of towers. Doctor of Light Mary. Several years ago, there was talk of strategic transport system projects for intermediate cities. After the TransMilenio de Bogotá, mine in Cali of what happens in Medellín, in Barranquilla, in Bucaramanga, there is a big plan for intermediate cities like Cúcuta, Montería Neiva. That you are promoting with the Ministry of Transport what feasibility there is short or medium term that that is finally real, that you are giving up many years ago. Yeah, well then.

52:44 I would very much like for people to understand that there are integrated systems that are already present in seven more capital cities, the strategic systems that are being designed in some of our capital cities are seven plus eight are exactly chince, so what happens. For example, today with the integrateds. We are once again in the dilemma of how we will finance those. Let' s say financial problems that everyone but Pereira has. I have to say that Pereira has a point of equilibrium as an integrated system. We set up an accidental commission that will operate on Wednesday, April, in the Congress of the Republic, because what we want is to give a general solution to the issues of the great problems and challenges facing the integrated systems. And, of course, because also within the Commission, we will have to look at what we are going to do, what we are going to do with the strategies that you say about the eight additional cities. So, we come working nns. We have a lot of hope for that accidental Commission to be able to find a solution and not be there every year, because, of course, this year we are going to have to ask for the billion pesos again. President Duke already gave us a billion. After President Petro' s presidency has also given

54:19 us another billion and I believe that this year we will have to knock on the door to help us with another billion and, as a result, look at the basic solutions that the Western Commission, Orlando Billar, Dr Luz Maria, may have, you talk about knocking on the door now. Precisely this relationship with President Gustavo Petro, in some sectors has been achieved through Laura Sarabia. How has it been for you with this dialogue with President Gustavo Petro, especially at times when there is concern in regions such as Antioquia, in Medellín, in other cities where, as in Bogotá, some conditioning is put in place and it seems that strategic projects where the national government has participation may be at risk conditioned. How are they doing with that dialogue? Look The truth is that we have a fluid dialogue with Dr Laura Sarabia and I always advocate for every one of my capital cities. I think it would be wrong for the national government to have preferences for some region or other. President Petro is the President of all Colombians and I believe that he should act in this way with Dr Laura, because, as I say to her she always listens to us, they welcome us as much as possible, and I, from capitals.

55:39 Of course, there are two issues that I am clear about. First, the country' s institutionality is respected. We are the institutionality in the capital cities and, secondly, in any case, from the territories we cannot do it alone, so we have to build with the national government that notice that the dialogue that we are talking about a character that has become as important as Laura. Sarabia is also doing with the country' s big business. It' s a construction that has to be everyone' s. Yeah, that' s right, and the truth is she' s a great articulator, maybe right now in national planning. With the arrival of Alex Lopez, we will also have a great ally, which is Paula Moreno, who will be the new director of territorial development. And I, in Paula, identify as that same talent of Laura to open spaces, to create consensus. So look at today' s Men' s Day, I, as a woman, have the hopes set on two women in this government, because I am going to celebrate. I remembered Men' s Day, or congratulations he made them. He only talked about the women Hi, baby. How are you, Carris? How are you doing? I' m glad to be here with all that news. You know Luds Maria Zapatas Yes, we' ve already had it here on the show. We have a friend named Jose Maria and we' re friends. Ah, they' re friends. Yeah, that' s good, yeah, I have a poetry for the Marys really.

57:12 You did it to her capital and Maria Zapata did it, with the trancon. The Mary sometimes rubs them to the children of the trancon, so she says to the one, to the four and to the eight. Rana Rindin' s son was very stiff and very nice this morning. He found thongs and a vandalized car. It took so long he didn' t go to work, boy. Mom yells at us that it' s very difficult. There' s nowhere to walk Tin Tin from naquajo to jo on the way to an old friend and then he told him let' s walk together that this takes time and that trancón we go three hours lind de naquajo runs away or three to his house almost crying. He left this morning and they haven' t come back. That' s why you haven' t arrived.

58:09 Baby prose, yes, the girl, yes, two days on now. First you can, of course, Baby. I mean the Galan Mayor is working to improve the mobility of this city and I assure you that he will achieve it then the next time the Luciana comes here. I hope you have another poem about how traffic is flowing in Bogotá and it will be reached by the four years old. Sure, he' s got the batteries on or he wouldn' t do it babyish. Excuse me. You had a board of directors of az or capitals today. There were the main reaches Ordinary Employee, Ordinary Assembly. Yes, ma' am, tell you about the Constituent. No, while I' m not, I mean to see, I don' t know what gifts or her. I' ll tell you that there was a moment, there was the Ordinary Assembly and then the mayors stayed in a space deliberating on their own. I have no idea that the mayors spoke alone, but within the framework of the ordinary Assembly we are not talking about the Constituent Assembly. Yeah, but I, personally my particular point, I think we shouldn' t wear out on that. I mean, this country works well. The Constitution of the 1990s is a good Constitution and

59:42 I believe very much in the institutions of this country. I think this country is very wise. Look at how we have a progressive government and now we have central, center right mayors, and those balances are very positive. I think in a democracy then let' s say we didn' t touch within the space we were. We don' t touch on that. And it ' s about her staying in identity as executive director. You have a period of faith I have a period of two thousand twenty- six June of two thousand twenty- six, but there will be some mayor who, I don ' t know, I do. Placed in the Assemblies you always have one or two people who don' t want one. I just say my job as director of those capitals speaks for myself and who doesn' t want it.

1:00:31 Two thousand would like to see because he already said that there were one or two people and they are some, but there always are. I' m not gonna talk to you anymore. Let us say about the privacy of the Assembly, but believe me that of the mayors who came out there was always one who disagrees, and that is valid, is that one cannot have unanimity. Moreover, those mayors who are always questioning one, are the ones who most motivate one month to be better, to do this job, so that to their capitals today it is the center of thought of the mayors of capital cities the most respected. We are respected by Congress, consulted by all legislative units. Every time we deal with a bill through the Courts, we also receive requests every day for interventions from our fabulous legal management. So the truth is, I respect each other' s position. It' s a normal game. Look I' ve been in departmental liquor stores for fourteen years and almost six years in the capitals, and every year it' s assemblies and every year it' s the same. Well, then. Finally, Luis María Zapata, the executive director or capitals, how you notice this moment, among the different mayors of the whole country, in sharing knowledge, in talking in dialogues, in sharing good practices so that they can be taken to

1:02:06 other cities. There is work harmony between capitals and I, as executive director, have always acted so that all mayors, we work together, that we complement each other, that it is a collaborative, constructive dialogue. And that is why, as Executive Director, we came to have a President like President Duque, with some mayors of center, center left and we function and work very well and let' s say we meet challenges like covid nineteen. And now we have a progressive government with these center, center right mayors. And so the work will remain the same as always the dialogue is constructive, because ultimately we have to think about the citizen. So I' m not calm and I think we' re getting to know each other anyway we' re starting. It is a process of getting to know us and I believe, therefore, that the decision to postpone the election of the Board and the Vice - Presidential Presidency and Secretariat of the Board, is good so that they have had their space to talk, to dialogue, to get to know each other and we hope that in the extraordinary Assembly, we will have a board of

1:03:36 directors that will meet the challenge, because from an average hurry, from all our media, from radio, from digital, as always, we want to support the construction of the country. That is why, precisely today, we are with the Council of Bogotá, with this Council in motion, as the Councillor said to us, to pass through all the localities, because note that, while we are talking about capitals, the localities that have the great capitals of our country, it is very important to get to it and for that reason our support also from the Lucia Rnaga, friends and you always with tributes also clear capitals to Zapata. We come down here for that, to fill these moments with encouragement with the authors and how it will fill this moment with encouragement. Well, first of all of two, the first giving one as a hint or one with which a respectful insinuation to improve mobility, for example, first take advantage that we are in the library, give books, deliver books, in the trancons. All of a sudden that can be to look good the bo let' s leave it that way, and also the business trancon that they call is that business trancoln which is that people who have things to sell or something that place the warnings on the back of the viruses, and the people who go back then call and they put to dialogues alcohorismo.

1:04:46 Okay, all right, this and people can be. Don' t give us the endeavors we call. There are no ventures, but we' ve made our own chaparroa librettist created this retahila with just the word MM. For you fear mobility is that it has to see today, which is one of the issues that we have. So it says massive mobility nine mature minds. Let us move, improve, mature, maintain massive improvements, marching meticulously and murmuring, meditate, look, mobilize better. Margarita Vireya, Marta, Maryori and Mercedes Milena deserve more mobility, minors, minors, waiters, magistrates, doctors, mechanics, musicians, beggars, let' s marvel at moving carefully that nice good and salty medill in Monterian Moigreño. Let' s monumentally multiply magical looks as we move metropolises, mention merits, masterly modify mobility mmmmmm memos menja applaud him. I' m sorry about that one. We' ve been on the Garry Pensalaus bul Yo program. That applause wasn' t on.

1:05:53 It is Maria Zapata a thousand thanks for being in the Luchern and, as always, our support in everything that is building a country, reaching out to the concensos and, above all, also transmitting to the people, to the Colombian of the ordinary that we are a fundamental part in all the transformations and in all this construction. Efet had a joke for the doctor in the end, so she threw it away. If at the end of it, imagine it was coming in the middle of the tranch and everything, and two well- kept cars crashed. There are two cars and one of the cars was leaving a very nice woman, like who, like the doctor, a very beautiful and very beautiful one and she got off if she got down there and the kind of one that crashed with her, and woe that I don ' t scare, just as pretty women spoke, and that scared And the guy also gets down as nervous and hears if really not that star so verraca and the year work like a bottle of spirit and gaulite. Oh no, I think it' s scary. I gave him a drink to calm us down if clear and as he saw it pretty, the guy if sure, I think the pinsó in something more careful, sure jump, then he said.

1:07:00 That' s how we had a drink, the clear guy that yes, in fact, we' re alive. Let' s celebrate that we ' re alive. We crashed, but we' re alive. And today to the man let' s have a drink and the guy sent out a pretty much every good root, yeah, and you said no. I do not take I wait the police jajajaja comparía a thousand Thank you for accompanying us as always here in the Lucierna Galla, are capitals you are, the Luciéraga of Caracol Radio you see the stranger of reality fío, the Lucien naga San Gabriel of the houses is Caracol Radio. All right, we' re still here at the Luciernaga on Caracol Radio. It is good that we are talking today with the Council on the move, knowing a little from the localities that is happening in Bogotá and that are doing its rulers, the Mayor and the Council on the move today from the public library Francisco José de Caldas in his ban with capitals Dr Juan Fernando Cristo. I' m glad you accompanied us here today, too. Yeah, Gabriel, good afternoon, how' s Touche Catoche doing? Yes, sir, we are talking about mobility, we are here how you feel there is mobility. Well, we said two things earlier, Mayor Claudia Lopez, they said if they want works, because there ' s going to be discomfort. The works cause discomfort. What, oh brother, what a woo it is that no discomforts. Yes, yes, yes, but let' s also talk to Councilman Baena about how much delay there is in the works how much work is being done, because sometimes we

1:08:32 see cop shadows and we don' t see more work gas. But, well, there we are moving here, yes, of course, but we all have to copy, operate. Yes, yes, so, please, because CONS every God we end up is all shitting a responsibility can double responsibilities. Yeah, yeah. The idea is that we all shit is the burden of helping mobility and having a little patience. And if that, if we all need the exact patience and sometimes, for example, the proper use of gabriel shit, the exact cart. If, for example, you can make your own beak and gadiel plate so that you don' t expect it to be the city that puts your beak and plates I master of geve, for example, the use of shit. How another would do it, for example, Monday shit and mates don' t shit, I mean it does that is the use of the car. The exact fuck is Monday, I' m talking about my case in your case. In my case, for example, Monday shit and mates no shit and Wednesday he' s shit yeah, and Thursday no shit, Gaby and Friday and shit Gabriel and the weekend, at the weekend also shit Gabs the weekend also to go out one at a time with the family, exactly yourself. The use of cars is being moderated, Gabri is being modified and yes. And so we all go the same way. And we' re not loose eggs. Gabrielas already crazy and you

1:10:06 that day makes that car no longer pass wey is that not I ah by potosi ay ah bad, because that crazy one always likes to walk on two wheels, two eggs in twisty times bele with two eggs, if if with the game and with cocolyzo cantons s s s and toncorosos, it is three, they are horreros, cough, that is to say two. They are the other luedas of the Medellin car, of Medellin A those almost no no, they are not cocolizo, all the roe, with the gevents, the compizo, the muelon sanchez wey n two crazy laughter on the four wheels of Medellin tojoso also four roe, all grass toboda wey where the other one goes, that is to say the other also goes out there all the same and all the same roe. No if they are that yes they are well and almost rueces yes, yes exact then that is what does not roll loose.

1:11:02 Well, what are you here, Christ, because we are, as we said, with the capitals and today talking about mobility with the Council in Movement of the City of Bogotá. And for that reason, for them we also have a good song with Revolcón Azoka and such is launched my special project and alliance with Caracol and the consecrate here to inform locality regarding the second, support to the population transport immobility, because they have capital perhaps the people in the warm air and better the environment as in the safety and improve objective so the liciation is transported massive also Trabama Cannin as to control so many or data and the frog millennia tend I am quite bleeding fra married capitale for following the directive in union with the mayors, looking for a better country than time you are algas to greet. It is worth it to the Zapata barias and the CALVII

1:12:32 baena bag in the snail firefly Ral. I' m the voice. I am Daniel Palacios, former Minister of the Interior, and I am the voice of those who believe that criminals can no longer be rewarded, as the petro government intends to do with the Gulf clan. As the Government concentrates its efforts on issuing arrest warrants, on having offensive actions against criminal structures, these are becoming stronger in the territory every day. The Government' s concern cannot continue to be how criminals are given special treatment, while citizens see with impotence how they continue to commit crimes with impunity, sowing terror and terror in much of the country. The Gulf Clan is a criminal organization, a drug cartel, a mafia dedicated to extortion, dedicated to kidnapping, murder, recruitment of minors and promoter of sexual violence. Organized thugs without a political agenda. Beyond being enriched by the suffering of the Colombian people. Surrendering to these criminals will bring more violence and lead to more criminal groups and also weaken the state. I am one of those who believes, like many Colombians, that it is already good to always seek to justify the offender, seek to give them special treatment, give them an easy way out and seek more and more benefits for them,

1:14:03 no more. Victims as perpetrators and perpetrators as victims. More security for citizens, less benefits for criminals. The light' s nothing. Gabriel de las Casas is a snail Radio is in the afternoon the homeland, the beautiful Land of Boyacá and from Haya, in its tines. Question, we' re already working so hard until you came to ask yourself two questions. Yo tuy patota hi gravianita, how many stages of person or how nice to go through the square of this town of grape and be here in the library Francisco José de Caldas of this town. Look at his person. It' s a nice library. Here can come all the people of the locality, come to do tasks, work and research. I am very glad that these kinds of places are found so that people can instruct themselves. A thousand thanks to Lus María Zapata, the director of the Colombian Association of Capital Cities, to the Council in motion. The Council of Bogotá also accompanied us here, Juan Baena, who is with us today by the President of the Council. Ah well hear your person. You can give him some clear news. Yes, lady n part of tranquility say acosemilla and faith of rice aco seeds, because there are stocks of rice for Colombian consumption at least two thousand twenty- four

1:15:35 this semester. Colombia faces a special situation, because, despite climatic conditions, rice is guaranteed for at least this semester. Stocks of approximately nine hundred and forty thousand tons are estimated. This semester we see to see what will happen the other semester in Crebieli. We go see, we go see his person. Oh, ma' am, how can you think of that? I already have a note for you instead of saying Norida said Norisa Moria, I said, gentlemen, I am and how old for Friday. Or good they ' re Orlandito, billiards Ducky, how I' m doing, I want that person to hear how the Minister of Health did with the excitement of censorship.

1:16:20 They made him believe, for they have done nothing to him. It was greda, as you say. It really goes beyond becoming a social sanction that has to come to the Congress of the Republic the cabinet ministers to explain the faults and the reasons or to argue the steps that they have advanced in the face of the different problems for which they are cited because so far no such emotion of censorship has prospered since the creation of the figure in the Constitution of nine hundred and ninety- one to remove any of the ministers from the cabinet. Today, on the noon news with Diana Calderón, we counted about forty emotions of censorship have been cited in the Congress of the Republic since the creation of the figure. One of the governments that had that figure most was that of former President Ivan du Que, for example, had ten motions of censure that told him yes, President Juan Manuel Santos, because he had two periods, two of governments and that is why, let us say, he is one of those that also has the most number of ministers. Among Duke ' s were, for example, Minister Calle. In that bitch, the bitches were really cut off here for bidding between former President Iván Duque are, for example, some very popular, such as former Defense Minister Diego Molano, such as the Minister of Transport, Angela María Orozco and even former Defense Minister

1:17:51 Guillermo Botero, among others. During the government of President Gustavo Petro, five citations have been made to the Minister of Mines and Energy Irendibles at the time, to strit Rodríguez, Minister of Sport for the Pan American Games, to Foreign MinisterÁlvaro Leiva and to the one that took place today, despite the management that is criticized by Minister Jaramillo, his radical positions, the crisis in the health system, the shortage of medicines, what happens with the PSC, which also happens flirtations and claims within the health sector and, of course, what has been talked about the management of resources and the implementation of the reform by decree. All that was talked about over there. But finally, with twenty- ninety- six votes against and thirty- six in favour, this emotion of censorship does not prosper and Minister Jaramismo looks. It is clear that if he will prosper, the Minister resigns or withdraws lovers. It' s that simple what' s happened historically. This, Mrs Well, that' s what those fucks are for, and that' s no good at all.

1:18:53 But, hey, Dan melquisid Pantochita, how well will it be how his wapato appeared to him? No I already know this area of here super this is my territory where ah how well I move in these waters omese you and here goes right for or Jaco Jairo Chaparro, We travel the wetlands that are from here to there and from below up to the earmuff. That' s not Chaparro, you know where to eat around here It' s very clear all the time. Well, well, that' s why we visited, there' s no great ration. I don' t think that' s a bad idea. Not just visiting the town of Suba. As I said, support someone who removes a chucha here, kills a dog and then starts in the town of Antonio Nariño, in the town of Chapinero. That ' s right, let' s turn all locations around. Ma' am, I think that' s a very good idea. Well, hello, see an octophyte quisidec. There' s a fight between President Petro and Antioqua or it' s just starting. He doesn' t take his time anymore because of the election. I don' t see him in a fight.

1:19:49 That' s a declared war. Yes, no doubt, President Gustavo Petro has a huge disaffection for the department of Antioqua. It' s not a land that' s great to him, because they want it very much from him over there. That' s where it all starts. Moreover, it seems to him that the Anchocans, for they have not been on their side, and that is true in electoral terms. But it is a region that contributes a great deal to national development, which has its very important share in the domestic product, gross, in business in many things, like many other regions like Cundinamarca, Boyacal, the Atlantic, etc, so that they are Colombians just like us. Unfortunately, the President has married a direct fight and yesterday radicalized it apart there, in the department of Antioqua, because, in the first place, there was a great disgust on the part of the Anchoqueños because the governor of that department, andrés Julián Rendón, in the first place did not want to see him there. He was tipped off the last hour as if he didn' t make it. The governor arrived and was requisitioned by the escorts of the President of the Republic when he was going to climb the platform, which is unusual when it comes to the first authority of the department. Of course security measures must be taken, but I think there was an exaggeration in this case. Yes, not man, and in that matter, because, as they commonly say, they raked at the department' s first authority to side with the country' s first authority. That' s where it all started wrong. After they stewed the Governor more, they seized

1:21:24 the Governor more than the same people who attended Don Gravielito. And that' s where the wrong protocol, the Protocolors, gets loaded. That' s part of just a military house department that handles lauras to the grave the uda. There' s still the answer to this. According to some sources, he apologized to the Governor of Antioquia at the end of the event. I hope I did. And that' s where it all started wrong. He said because later the President, in a long speech, mentioned many times the sector of the town of the antioque capital of Medellín, which is an area that has in some areas a high stratum, but in other areas there are also low strata. However, he in philobateries against the village, even noting that there had originated the paramilitarism of Colombia. In addition, again, as he has done on other occasions, he shot very loudly in verbal terms against the anti- Oqueño entrepreneur, He came to the point of saying that those of Medellín are not countries, that that is completely different, etcetera. In the face of all this, moreover, a dilemma was raised that does not seem logical, that the silver of the Tollo tunnel, which is the most important infrastructure work for the anchoqueños and, to a large extent, for the country, should also be used for regional aqueducts. The governor of antioqua told him, because you can do both. We finished the tunnel, which already has a huge advance and we also put silver you and me for the effects of the aqueducts that are needed in the region. Governor Rendón finally ended up serving the circumstances. He answered the President. He also defended the inhabitants of

1:22:58 Medellin, the village, etcetera. But it' s all over here. In addition, Gabriel Patojitas with a trio of the President in which he criticizes those who oppose the constituent or the constituent process, as he now calls it, and says that many of those who oppose are sponsors or affections of paramilitarism and corruption, so that those who question the Government or those who disagree with the positions of the Government are already stigmatized. This is a democracy. Colombians have the right to agree or disagree, so it seems to me that there is another very serious attack by the President for those who are against his policies or what they intend at that time. Now melquice that I don' t know if it' s ignorance. I don' t know if they didn ' t tell him or he just wants to confuse. He didn' t give foot with a ball of how much the works cost or the tunnel and he was talking about five billion, when that' s not the cost of what they have to put for the tunnel. From the national government spoke of four or five million ns. If it turns out that what is missing is six hundred billion and what was determined from the two thousand twenty valid to future was a billion and a half pesos. So even when the play started, it didn' t have that value, and so, it seems like he ' s a president who comes in absolutely without data, without information, and starts throwing away anything that' s coming up to him. He is a great speaker, no doubt, but the problem is that you can be a very good speaker, but with false or inaccurate data or with careless attacks like

1:24:28 the ones you saw yesterday. Of course not, if you compare five billion pesos of a tunnel to one million pesos of an aqueduct, because people say the aqueduct we need it. But not playing with lies, not wey ducks in person. Okay. I' m not going to ask you any more questions from Don Gravielito. I' m going to stay here for a few laps good trade. Also there is in the locality of your ouch graviliso. Yes, sir, besides the library that' s super complete. There I see Chinese arriving with chores, dating the moms that Garchin doesn' t hang out with, that I did the, don' t say it, no less. Yes, ma' am, or I would say, yes, he will wish you when Chiquita here You see, my son comes here Do the idiotic papita task to Francisco José de Caldas, a little bit of humor. Little friend. So count, well, pinito, my humor is still here in the library Francisco José de Caldas, garrito in the town of Suba.

1:25:16 Yes, Mr Gaulito, curious surnames are once to see please, this yes was short before you, Gaulito, why, Joseph, four houses to four houses, four houses. It just changed that. Yeah, it' s infinite to open the house TV. Yeah, amazing. This is a Spanish botanist and pharmacist, Gaulito Come on, I don' t know this jose four houses, yes, four humble houses, four no more. Yeah, Uli x seventy and and I was thinking the same thing, but I wanted it to be four cases of seventy- one and one of thirty- seven and I just ended up in the houses. And another curious last name. Christian Cutu Rufo, a trumpet, a kidney ok Utu Rufo your Rufutu.

1:26:01 They' re all singing. Miguel Sacarias, a director and producer of Mexican cinema, Mira Zacharias, gas ok and finally, Antonio Mayor Ibarrica made him laugh. Antonio Mayor Ibarriga, a Spanish prelate, Gabriel and why it makes him laugh in the relationship Parriga and mayor gablie A. I don' t know what, but sometimes those last names had those historical components. Either he was the mayor' s son or he was a gentleman with a prominent belly, he was Mr Sandra. He first- hand met those historical and sound moments. No. No, no, no, no, sir you ' ve dressed, please, we don' t have the bad and the good at this hour, Gabrielito of the afternoon, now glancine the command and he good the. We start with the bad guy, the bad guy, if that' s how the English says more to coordinate with what comes coordinated.

1:26:56 Lito who is the lingue iman of that to him, she to him what she told him. She wasn' t there, no, she didn ' t say anything. Then I' ll get ahead of myself this or. So yes, yes, she was there in a restaurant and she started looking at him. Yes, and he was grassy, grubby, grassy and he was at another table and she was at another table if she didn' t tell him anything, but she looked at him as tempting, as if a tempting look is the hot doctor' s coffee and looked at her and it bit her eye to him, she to him, and he turned and she followed him and everything and with her look until finally she stood up and said hey you got Whatsapp. Well, yes, ma' am, yes, I have to write it to me in a napkin and I pass his take a servita and wrote to him I have waspajahahahahahahaja and the brother Garlito was the bad one, the good one, Gaolita, the level to see the level of the good one. It was awesome, too. The boy at school already talking about library and school. Right now, yes, I threw my spelling and that' s what the teacher says I only make up words, but I think it' s stupid. Son, but calm down.

1:28:04 You don' t have time for your recovery. It' s good, well, it' s not like that, buddy, Gabriel de las Casas, that radio canco already shows the caracol lucierra. Well Malquisedec We' re talking this week that the nation might have cash flow problems starting in October. We greet the Minister of Finance, Ricardo Bonilla, Minister, how he is doing and what is happening to us, how we didn' t do the accounts well, what' s going on there for a moment, Gabriel, what a pity here they were pressing my cituron. Yeah, and that' s nothing. Wait and see how it is that we have to tighten, because, as I said, we could have a box difficulty starting in October.

1:28:51 In IT witches are going to get scared and if they want works like those of the Tollo Tunnel Support me and get ready for another nailed down, another beautiful tax reform. Gabriel, it' s good to hear it and tell him that at least we don' t spend so much money on gasoline subsidies anymore. That' s right. I hope the freight transporters will stop opposing that we go up to the price, to the disel that they come to play perinola with me and that I hope it falls on everyone they put and or want. Gentlemen accusers, we must all put, we must provide some fish through the sauces and that, please, they no longer threaten to move the mule, because, as they say they would stop the mule or the truck, we better get them to say something and better move that mule And we look good. Gabriel, well, that' s just one of the bemolls we need to analyze. But the kised that we do more accounts how we are going to run out of money in the country Gabriel had been warned since last year when the draft national budget was transmitted, because there are accounts there that are not fixed. For example, there are about ten billion pesos with which the government has, but which are expectations of litigation, judicial processes that could be favorable or not. Then you can' t think that you' re going to win the lawsuit when that' s not in your hands. There is a gap, the other big gap that the Minister has recognized and is going to start covering it in some way or in a single way, which is raising the price of the disel is thirty- five billion pesos that last year meant that huge gap of fuel subsidies, which in part

1:30:26 greatly lowered by the increase in the price of gasoline, but will have to raise the disel. That' s inevitable. There' s no other way to cover the hole. He is also acknowledging to Minister Bonilla that the tax collection that was expected last year was not achieved, despite the fact that the Director of DIAN said that the results were fabulous, but his boss, who is the Minister of Finance, is saying that the collection goal was not achieved. And there is also that decision of the Constitutional Court on the technical problem, of deductibility or of royalties, which the Court ruled in favor of the large oil companies, including Ecopetrol. That is why the Minister has said that they might have some cash difficulty, i e contense silver, that it would not be available in the amounts required for the month of October and for December, for November and for December as well, and that that would involve making some decision. Some listeners are going to remember that when Iván Duque' s government was ending, there was also talk of cash flows and then the big scandal was built because they were supposedly recognizing that there was no money, that they had spent it, and so on. Not here is the fact that not enough money is coming and from now on the Minister is warning us that he could see those difficulties and with all this panorama, because he says that there would be a need for tax reform, when the previous one is hardly being put into practice. I' ll be right back with the transporters.

1:31:54 I think so. It' s time for transporters to put their hands on their hearts, not just in the village, because every time we talk about going up the design the one that needs to be raised by this government, perhaps one of the most anti- popular measures is to increase the price of gasoline, the most anti- popular. Without a doubt, it is the most anti- popular and has to touch the transporters in one way or another. Let us not come back again with the threats of national strikes, with the blocking of roads, compare the productivity of the country, because not you will be harmed to all. If sadly it' s something we' re going to have those costs of anything in transportation. He says it' s a cost that also moves to the merchandise they' re transporting. The merchandise is definitely going up because it has to cover now. You can' t go up in the same percentage that' s going up and say it on the transporters. But I hope we' re not going to have roadblocks or threats of national productivity stop by orcharding Gabriel. But this, moreover, has to do with the execution of the budget and how the investment is being managed.

1:32:57 Look at a report by the national government and the Treasury itself showed that forty- four percent of ministries have an execution below five percent. The silver isn' t flowing. More than twenty- four billion pesos have been lost in investment, according to the same report, which should be invested in the different sectors that move the economy, the fall in housing, the fall in construction, the fall in the implementation of works and infrastructure. All that money in the government accounts also prevents Gabriel from having an effective cash flow that returns, of course, to the nation, because we all put the sauces on the fuels, it is also up to the transporters. They put a little more of their part a roll n n n moment we all put you, we all oppose saws, contain tames, all tomimos, we all put is ton does not work, only we falga here the ones cut. They come out conjugating some moment, not that here it is also of increasing achan.

1:34:11 You step on the lens, the basket will rise. But anyway, we all pay whatever they want to saddle. Let' s all put, let ' s all put for what forward the countryman. Let' s all put, let' s all put, that just as many as we pay for the brush are also used by the indua machinery and that zuz contasto. I ' m in the candals gamonic Electly in al says is also indispensable to me and the law is for everyone, although there is no one imposable. We all joined, we all ate the piritoo in Colombia, as we all saw together as we united, not just a few for catinos we can güey well, little friends. How We Are Abrielito, we are still here in the libraries what is called the library in Orjara. Francisco José Depachito, we' re following the bsica of country. We are on the radio snail with the Council on the Move, the Council of the City of Bogotá and the Colombian Association of Capital Cities. Asociación Colombiana de Ciudades Capitales Azo Capitales, Consejo el

1:35:44 Movimiento de Consejo de Bogotá. Well, but the little friend I think is significantly reducing the historical weight of the wise Caldas. Not in the name of Pachito was such a man the pro- independence man, who died trying that country and who was also a great scientist. Well, then, Niñito, please, then Francisco doesn' t say empacho, but Francisco Apachito does, but that trusts you. No. But if you tell Juan Luis to Maluma because he grows the myth. But I' m not going to compare Paluma to Juan Claro, that' s how he sticks. Please, no, no, not via. He didn' t talk about the degree of yes. I agree. Full of confidence. Here the only panchito is Chito Santos and yes, because it is small and everything yes, but I defend mercha.

1:36:31 Wise Calda was an engineer, military, geographer, botanist, astronomer, naturalist and journalist. Look at that. The melquisec of the time was hahahaja, a hundred not. Please, Sol didn' t kill me insult in the memory of wise Cranta. He was starting to be a coffee maker where he did. No. I think the dad had coffee crops on the huey could do it. Dj Francisco, because there wasn' t as if he didn' t make it up. But, well, and besides, I don' t publish indirects like certain people, that' s very good for you. So to me you go from important data fronts. Garito for today, since in the afternoon already falls the placer crepusc. If you imagine that good MM is supposed to have a day like Biri speeded up on Women' s Day. Gablito, one day like you say, they didn' t or they ran it. They ran it later for the 8th Mars. But we talked about Man' s Day just today. But see how it seems to you that we can also give a very special greeting to the women who are just finishing fixing. For them we also give a very top salt of the time to see. No yes, now if I gaulito the bad and the good at this hour of the firefly. Now in the firefly the bad and the good, the bad, the bad, Garlito, she does, she has another and the but you have another too. But you' re not jealous. Me, if I' m a bad king, it' s not bad. Leave us thinking wey invites us to reflect. Look who

1:38:02 ' s laughing Look who' s laughing. But it' s a laugh, it' s a laugh and weird b is weird or being a friend, we' re not supported. But he invites, he invites reflection. Yeah, yeah, yeah, and I don' t know why he' s pushing what he doesn' t demand in garlito, no, like we don' t follow him if Pixon alexy garlito and now, yeah, the good one, now the good one, yeah, well, we don' t almost push him. I don' t get it with different plase Hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha? And I speak an important fact one day about a thousand nine hundred ninety and fifty. But well, before the ox Michael Jordan announced his return to the NBA. At Gaulito' s return and at a press conference he said imback to what that means. I came back very well to whom I was going to ask Jajaja, Ray Horas. If you don' t ask him, I' ll hurt his homework. No, no, no, I ' ve got her ready there because where I didn' t look for a dogry plan, right now, I would have said I' m the target of some campaign. Well, give back, good conito. Now there was her and the couple of husbands, husbands whose own, how many have been married, nine years married, had been married years, yes, exactly.

1:39:25 The notary Andrés Añez is important and made to stop being the belo to make the sarios the chis, but I was abstaining I noticed that the notaries are doing very well. Then we' re good. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it' s grains, yeah, yeah. I made her my love. I play football or porn, porn. You already know how to play me in football. And if it' s good, it' s good, yes, Excellent Alexanma laughed, not small, So, it' s good, yeah, Leave it there buddy Goodbye, Mr Caoga la Lucien Naga, Gabriel de las Casas is Caracol Radio. Today we are still well in Lucia Naga, in Caracol Radio, We are still in the town of Suba, Public Library Francisco José de Caldas, in this town of Suba where the Council has moved precisely today, in motion, in this invitation, in this presence that we have of azo capitals. Today we are with Juan Baena, also the President of the Council of Bogotá, n Quise de Torres, President of the Council. The big issue of the first months of the Bogotá government is the Metro. Not by decisions of this mayor' s office, but by President Gustavo Petro' s already manifest intention to include his underground subway dream.

1:40:48 If eventually the national government puts obstacles to the turn of the silver that corresponds to the nation, which is seventy percent of the value of the work, what could happen. You guys have planned two scenarios. They have discussed it, because here it is clear that the national government will use many mechanisms to try to torpedo the work and impose that vision of the underground subway. Well, there' s one thing that all public officials are subject to, and it' s fiscal responsibility. Today we have a signed contract that we have to enforce and which, of course, can have fiscal consequences for the nation or the district. So lifting, let' s say the foot of the accelerator to say it in some way, or lifting the execution of this contract has legal risks, not just say in Bogotá, but of course, international Remember to me the Sedec ki that this is endorsed by multilateral banking and we need to go out and meet the commitments so that there is a very important thing that calls legal security to bring investment to this country. We need to keep the contracts and this one is the one with the largest infrastructure in the country, because we have to look good. But that' s what he thinks there' s a risk that President Petro, in the end, we' ll excuse the expression, he doesn' t give a damn, the legal consequence, he cares about the tax liability with him in order to impose that underground meter view on the first line. I think all the lights are threatening us with that risk. But that' s why I invite all

1:42:21 the Bogotans to close ranks and finally shit the subway we call more than eighty years looking for the Bogotans. Well, Don Orlando Villar ahead, President of the Council, there is an alternative measure or an alternative means of transport for Bogotans is certainly the bicycle. There are a large proportion of Colombians and Bogotans who go out and use these cyclorutes. But there' s one aspect. There are times when the tracks are collapsed with vehicles and the cyclorute goes empty or goes with very few bicycles and then the extent of those cycle routes is criticized. But there is also a question of the six security that these cyclorutes have. Many capitals would like to take their bike, but they fear that they will lose their lives, even because they steal it. The bike.

1:43:08 It touches on several themes Orlando Billiards and those we live in, those we transit, for example, that cycle route of the seventh race in Bogota we see movement in the peak hours of the morning of departure to work something also in the afternoon on the return, but in the day is sometimes absolutely alone and, moreover, on some cycles routes, the lack of public lighting for safety. So several themes there with salvaine. Yeah, there' s one thing we have to promote in this city and this is gonna sound weird. It is called regulatory governance, which is regulatory governance. Once a regulation is issued, it needs to be evaluated. Yes, it was a good measure, for example, and a great example may be the route cycle of the Seventh. There is what can be done, because I agree with you gabo in peak hour works very well for people who move around, but in time Valle is a lane that loses, for example, the Seventh or the corridor, one of the most important corridors in the city. Why not see, for example, the possibility that in time valley the cyclorute will be removed.

1:44:14 Now all this requires technical studies to make decisions. I believe that many times, although I am a supporter of the cycle route, of the bicycle, I sometimes ride bicycles when I can climb patios. But we need to assess in Bogotá whether all the cyclorutes have been decided whether or not they exist technically. We simply have to pick up and the safety of the routes, well, within other things, but we want today we are talking about mobility and that is why we stay in that safety in the public lighting. Yeah, I totally agree. Bogota has to light up a city where there is light look at it is that security has to be understood in a cross- sectional way. If I in a route cycle don' t have an a to light up that path, I feel insecure. So I know something that doesn ' t have to do with certainty, because that' s a subject in this cool case is that we' re pretty sure. We have some lamps in this program and in Bogotá has Lamp shelter that say ok light up then totally according to you. I spoke to the director of the wa EST and this time, for the development plan, darkness is the main accomplice of insecurity in the case of cyclorutes. Also, for one who played villari is road safety, for example, if I don' t see where I' m going, well, I run a huge risk. I was telling him.

1:45:35 Then I spoke with the director of the PAS with comfort and comfort she promised me that in the development plan there was again a very important investment for luminaires in Bogotá. Well, well, thank you, Seal Vaina. But since you' re judging our humorists today. Here' s the little friend' s bill. Well, Miguito, you' re playing it too. It ' s going to be Vaina, good afternoon she gets the crazy laugh juice. Now you have to pass the test. No yes, of course in civil works, Gabrielito, a question that Dr Vaina asks here will be that the masons of the works and Bogotá go to heaven for their good works.

1:46:15 Oh, that' s nice of you to look at, yes, very nice, yes, yes, making british, but well, they' re questions to answer after the listeners. Speaking of gablito mobility, we have a language joke. How so, how it is said in different languages. Mr cabbie, three blocks away, we' re here, Mr cabbie, three blocks away, we' re here. Yeah, okay, let' s see what you say? Yeah? We start with gabrielil English to see what it looks like. Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? Yes only to blogs seef in English oli what only your blogs? Put your blogs down, leo ok in two tangled quays. We have already arrived to light if it may be that to arrive, to leave it, yes, to bread it in quite ralen in Italian better tas and it was necessary to say the pronunciation well, because if not, the dotor bena can be confused of languages opportunity is like i rive in sublogs. We could say drive. Yes, yes, or Mr. Driver or b or good? Mr. R.

1:47:24 Holly you small block yes well, well already, but not in Italian. Get better in Italian. Mr Iman and Dyslete Distance, we' re up, we' re up, we' re up, we' re up, we' re up, we' re up, we' re up, we' re up, we' re up, we' re up, we' re up, we' re up, we' re up, we' re up, we' re up, we' re up. You' re telling him no, that' s cute. He takes away the man, yes, he' s cute and looks at him, because one says we are. In French, Gablito, in French, missil lege fog he tic en nrc quiu Pat you know that he is uttering my very well. I understand French French, it' s perfect, you don' t understand anything, but you promise very well. And in Colombian gably like my n this is not the next one, the next one. No, not for this one, not the other one already saw happened or lost. That' s what happened, but that' s good, good.

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