La Luciérnaga desde Ibagué, elecciones en Venezuela y deportistas colombianos en los olímpicos.
Escuche el programa de este viernes 26 de julio. La Luciérnaga, un espacio de humor y opinión de Caracol Radio que desde hace 31 años acompaña a sus oyentes en su regreso casa.
Escuche el programa de este viernes 26 de julio. La Luciérnaga, un espacio de humor y opinión de Caracol Radio que desde hace 31 años acompaña a sus oyentes en su regreso casa.
0:00 You see the strangeness of reality, definition. Lucia Naga was Gabriel de las Casas, she' s a Radio snail. Good character of the day is the city of Daivage, it is the department of Tolima. It' s a builder of the plateau. We' re here today. Halorbone Already is the director of the information service in Ibague, in Tolima, Harold, why Ibague should be our character of the day and welcome to the Luciana. How we are thanks to Gabriel. Everyone is welcome to the capital of Tolima, because Ibagué is fashionable and vagu is an investment destination. It is a musical land throughout a land of hard- working people, strong people, entrepreneurs who are providing and betting on the development of this region, but also a department that is fertile, with rice, with coffee, with cocoa, but also a land of humor. Remember, the pioneers of the musical show co muyco, Emetero and Felipe, the Torimenses. Those are the Torimese, hardworking and full of humor. That' s good, I remember, Mr Good.
0:56 But I liked it well. But why invest in Ibagué. Because investing because I came to the department of Tolima, because we are located in a strategic place in the country. We are close to the main production centers. We are a few hours by land to the capital of the Republic, a few minutes via area to this main market, as it is from Bogotá. But we are close to the Pacific, Cali, the entire Colombian Pacific, but also to the Atlantic coast. And Bages is in central Colombia and is an investment center. Talking about construction is always talking about business development, of course. But yes, construction is sustainable, it is responsible, because that is what we are going to talk about today. We' re going to get good stories with the builder of the plateau, but we' re going to the border with Venezuela once and for all this weekend. The character of the day, the international character, are the elections in our neighboring country. How has today been on the border in Venezuela. Vanesa of the tower go and a very big hug and how it goes. It' s already four eighteen minutes. How tempered here we are sweaty in Ibague, how they are by cuputa and the border, not so, hot, also gabo, valorcito, bravo, but well, it has 20 little look. I think today' s border issue has been very disappointing, very sad, because there are a lot, a lot of people who caught that border closure by surprise. This morning we dawned with the border completely closed, with all the border bridges closed, with the barricades. Then all morning it has been like a Venezuelan thing in Colombia trying to pass to the other side, those who manage to more
2:29 or less pass after they do not leave them. I mean, that' s been the whole morning story. People who took it by surprise have also come from different places very distant. I have met people who come from Chile, others who live from Mexico, all trying to cross with various goals, some to vote others simply to meet their families, because everyone believes that change in Venezuela is immediate. Well, it' s worth what stories you' ve met today with those people around you and, besides, as you like my tida in the people involved with what you were living with, that Venezuelan, that Colombian, that person who' s on the border. Well, this story of a Peruvian family has been traveled, imagine not to come from Peru, by bus to come from Chile, in bur to travel five or six days after seven or eight, nine or ten years of not being in their country, to reach a closed border. Let' s hear this story.
3:23 I come from Lima in Peru and it' s a big cruise. Imagine I would go out on Sunday at ten o' clock and come because my dad dies on Sunday and I come in the afternoon to spend as much time as possible and I came in good weather. It turns out it' s good that the border, the saw closed it. Dawn closed today and I counted that it was going to dawn was Saturday closed, but tomorrow I would say here I enter and I still have road to fixed point and if I go direct pi auto is made about fourteen and six hours, but say to go by scale that most likely you would go Valencia and it is twelve go or twenty. Now the first time I' m gonna make that trip.
4:05 If I do it by the trocha, it' ll be the first time I' ve done it. But it' s my last choice. All options are here by average. Look at the human dramas, look at what the Venezuelan who loves his country wants, who wants to come back from far away to have a vote, to have a free Venezuela, a democratic Venezuela. They go and when they closed the border, we got used to seeing the containers, the dumpers flipped over the border to close. How it looked or already on the bridge. The closure of the border is simply militarized. What barricades there are, how that works there is no different. Let ' s just say he' s not visually that aggressive. What happens is that there are always elections that close the border of the doilado to try to avoid like that flow of total uncontrollable movement. But what happened this time is that it was surprising because the Venezuelan government sends a statement saying what they will take in the necessary measures, but they never say what they will be.
5:02 So we talked before they shut down the mayor of the town, the governor of the department, the immigration lord, with everyone, and no one knew so maybe if I started maybe not. So, obviously, this morning we woke up and obviously caught us by surprise that closure. They have militarized the area on the side of Venezuela and are already starting to close to avoid the logs, because, because that is full of logs. Also so that people don' t go through trouble, it' s not visually so aggressive. There' s just like barricades. It' s locked. The two governments have a relatively cordial relationship. So they tell the Colombian migration people we' re going to close in Venezuela. Then, please, don' t let people in. Then I see the migration people, like opening up a little so that some Venezuelans can pass. In those three days fifty- three thousand Venezuelans from Venezuela Colombia passed and they managed to return fifty thousand, that is to say, there were three thousand more out there than all those who are arriving an important one. We had a conversation that morning with the daughter of the world, who is the candidate, because Maria Corina, and the man that they two together, are making her that very hard pulse to mature.
6:17 It is exciting to hear it, because this is a seventy- four- year- old diplomat who has worked with ten previous governments. No, and obviously now he' s on the opposition side and pushing for change, I ' d show him to listen to what my dad told us in an official. He was a diplomatic officer for thirty- four years and my dad for being a career diplomat. He worked for the State, that is, he worked for the government that was on duty. He worked when he was President ' s boiler, He worked when Carlos Andrés Pérez was there and he also worked the first years of Chavez' s term. My dad' s a very serene man. My dad is a very paused man, who likes to talk a lot and likes to solve problems and solve conflicts by talking, talking and dialogue. Well, there was that important testimony. It is also very important the former presidents, former diplomatic ministers who wanted to reach Venezuela today.
7:26 The case of Marta LucÃa RamÃrez, in which the intention to travel to Venezuela ended. Marta LucÃa, as you go good afternoon, Gabriel, the greeting knows who I am, Gabriel, I am Marta LucerÃa RamÃrez. Mata LucÃa RamÃrez, brings him Gabriel and in a golaria of Panama, Caracas, along with four hundred and fifty passengers and several former presidents of different countries that had, but I had to get off the literal plane along with the former presidents so that the flight could take off Gabriel. That was the demand he made on Venezuela' s afternoon. You can get me off the plane, but you can never shut me up Gabriela, so I ask you to allow me three hours of your program for or we are as we are, seeing Venezuelans where Maduro' s dictatorship wins, where Maduro I know that in power it will be another thirty years, Gabriel and Colombia for now. If it goes on as we go, Gabriel Medio about I have Gabriel' s chance.
8:28 I' m going to stay, but no, no, no, Marta, marta, luci, there' s thanks, if I have any, I have abana at the border. Van is to the lyrics of the Anthem of Venezuela. They say Glory to the brave people, that the yoke cast the law respecting virtue and honor. How you feel about the people who have spoken this yoke that you want to throw from Venezuela or Gabriel. There is a very tense issue of freedom, that is, a very important measure of democracy in countries is when the press can or cannot work, or when people can or cannot enter. I mean, there are a lot of journalists back today, Brazilian CNN journalists, BBC journalists just returned to Senator Angelica Lozano, who didn' t let her in. How can you imagine a flight of cup lines parked in Panama with some gentlemen who were presidents? To this mirena Moscovia looks already Moscoso is the Vice- President, former Vice- President, Marta LucÃa RamÃrez. I mean, there are a lot of people who just want to go to Venezuela to see how the electoral contest is and stop the plane and until they get off, they don' t start the plane, because they won' t let them in. So what they' re hiding is what' s there for journalists, for diplomats, so that a seal can' t get in, let' s say I think the atmosphere is really very, very tense. Border police, border authorities feel, not like on a tense level and not allowing tickets when you have nothing to hide from the party from your home. Everyone comes in and around that, the most
9:58 important thing people and Venezuelans want to go to their country is for you not to let them enter their country. Please, to vote, because that is very complex. In Cúcuta there are more than 400 thousand Venezuelans, say in all the lying areas of Cúcuta and there are only 1, 000 people registered to vote. You say why not, because when they were going to register for the vote, they asked for a Colombian ballot. Colombian ballot, not a migration document, but a Colombian ballot and a Venezuelan Ecuadorian passport. Turns out to get your passport out, it took you two or three years and you how you' re going to keep your Colombian. Ciuded is Colombian, so a lot of obstacles to voting, to getting in, to be able to work, to do journalism. All this leaves a very comfortable and good feeling, for that is what is being lived on the border as a sadness.
10:50 Seeing how people go through it. The border is closed and the one that didn' t pass didn' t pass. And the other thing is that the government has said in a statement that it sent to the houses the seats of countries, even friendly countries like ours, saying that they will close the sky, the airspace, the sea and the air. What do you have to hide there so that people can' t go in, accompany, celebrate, cry, cover anything. No, well, we didn' t have a press release in Colombia. We had a trine 13 hours ago Petro Gustavo. Venezuela makes democratic decisions. Whatever its will, it will be respected by my Government. Vane of the tower, we will continue pending in Caracol radio of everything that happens in Venezuela. A kiss goes and thanks for joining us here my gabo. I' m always happy to be able to count, to be in the firefly. It makes me think with you that you stay with that amount of rude that you have. But, well, that ' s where we move on. Okay, but we hit you guys on your roll. As Venezuela sells was the worry for a thousand reasons. There is no guarantee when denouncing the position, des invited to express gentino and vedores.
12:22 It forbids the review to expect you to read camido by the Venezuela tooth, which is bad radio garajo, to keep us informed, or emerald carovanes. There' s mactuua. How can I not say that my asuda Maduro speaks of blood if he does not achieve the exio bratillase, because the European one so well, very li lived to the left in the region. How can I not deler mint? How can I not say that a land change, because it does very well for the people venezolando in the region that is going to benefa moy with a change. Aya me moso, already morque de yobo. It must already be counted, for here it is my gabrio and also, from Baque, from the tolito, here, from the piglet,
13:54 tolimense, from the tamales. Today here we have all the flavor, that original taste, make me, the fame, the humor. The yes, yes, yes, yes, something very special to all the comrades of the Lucia Naga until now here, from the city of Bagué greeting that super team. Lecho nudo in Medellin, in fact, in Medellin. Yes, yes, yes, oh, yes, I agree with you. Yeah, crazy brat, buddy, a hug, not everyone, hug my nervous, a hug for talking too, pool for the whole team. There, in Bogotá, the Gaulito, yes, Old Melki and all these wonderful people, yes, from LucÃa Nagas and Sandra Montoya. About this I father a hug. Today International Day for the Conservation of Mangrove Ecosystem Gabrita is very good, very important. Let' s talk about sustainability. Yeah, he' s got this thing. I' m gonna invite you to sustainable Caracol, buddy.
14:43 Gabrito, since you invited me to see, sir, I went to see a river not to see how in school, it stops me and I get out I didn' t rock I said. No, no, no, no. I believe it to hold it, that it will invite me to the Gaurito program, because I love that issue of sustainability. Today also of the Esperanto of the tele language, the universal language, that speaks no part. Yeah, yeah, all right. We are very well on the day of the Gaulit anthropologist in Argentina, for them, an embrace to all the anthropologists screams in Cuba, day of national rebellion. Aha no, for it served him much if you hear that Liberia. I didn' t know that you decided Liberia where Liberia did, yes, Mr Filetes, and I read bookshop opened Independence Day there to the Liberians, a free hug to Liberians yes for them as well. We have here, we are in the builder, the Gabrita Plateau, Yes, Mr Wonderful, construction where you have a whole team and at this moment there are people around the headquarters of Gabrielito they are going to be applauded, greeting clear incredible man full of this area, that of the builder Gablito. Thousands and thousands of people like that thousands of people have not overdone themselves in what but if they laugh what they say crazy people, yes, then shelves were good. I am thousands and thousands of people,
16:17 highlighting, obviously, Dr MarÃa Pilar Fajardo Claro and Dr Alejandro antru and I López Garlito. We have a joke here. We' re not leaving with any risks, because the consultant doesn' t leave with any risks. Yes, here we have only the good, nothing more to see in the firefly, only the good to see, if only good, Carlito, and yet he is not afraid. This is like collecting a penalty free and with so much pressure, with so many great people having thousands and thousands of people and General Manager Alejandro Trujillo, looking at him next door, Yes, the doctor of the engineers and the teachers of work all looking at me as a garlito, building a fear in me to see, building fear because there are two friends, friends of whom, friends of them garlitos not what coincidence.
17:00 It was called the doctor was Cristian, but Cristian Alejandro, or that Alejandro, who is good, yes, yes, he found me hearing that more, brother and what I told me what more part and I say what more he hears what is Carlos' life gave as it is that I call Carlos and it is he I put messages and nothing that with brother. I didn ' t know Carlos died. You' re not serious. Yes, Carlos died ah bad. I thought I was bravo, haha, well, very good. I in this meeting in the regions of Prisa Media, because we are here with Cristian, Alejandro Trujil. Yo López is the general manager of builder to the plateau, Cristiano Alejandro. Where do we let Alejandro go?
17:41 Well, Alejandro, welcome to Caracol Radio, welcome to the Luciara how we are hello. Good evening, everyone. Thank you for the invitation, thank you for being here today. Here in our builder of the plateau, in the main office, here in the sector of vary, especially in Ibague. Well, we' re talking to Harold about why it' s important, because there' s a good time. We know that there is a construction crisis in the country, but it is precisely right now that it is the best thing to do, it is the best time to invest, to have why it was going to guey and where it is going. And Ibague, then, first because Ibague was going, because it is the center of the country. Yes, we have something that is very special, that we are very close to the capital of Colombia. Just three hours. We are seeing that they are developing new access routes from Bogotá to Acá. And that' s infrastructure and that' s believing in IgA Harlowd. We also have new routes to Ibague. Now air routes. Yes, of course he expanded Abianka ' s offer and now also the one that comes with a daily flight from Bogotá to Ibague. And additionally we have MedellÃn connection and vague through the airline Click. Well, in several cities, not just Colombia, in the world, there' s always an icon that' s going to represent the city.
18:52 What is the story of the musical obelisk that is driving the construction of the plateau here. Okay. Firstly, we have strongly promoted tourism and more sustainable tourism. We want to create an icon, an icon, that something because people also have to come. Which would be, because in this case the music album will be at the center of our new mall park loyal Obelisk company. Yes, well, really in this sector is next to the airport, 500 meters next to the airport. When we' re talking about an obelisk, let' s think about the Egyptian obelisks And besides, it' s the way the Egyptian obelisks were engraved. But, of course, I had to honor the musical capital of Colombia, exactly the obelisk of us is one hundred percent representative of our culture. To is going to measure this twenty - five meters ok very interesting and represent the vaguet culture of the Tolimenses and the cockles. Well, we' re talking, but not just about construction, not just this development that gives us jobs, but a responsible construction, a sustainable construction. By which it will construct the constructural plateau. The plateau goes in very wide spaces, where we can offer above all sustainability. In this case we will see it reflected in renewable energies, where people will have the opportunity to create their solar energy systems. So, additionally for your audiences as well. Later, it' s going to be a recreation area.
20:22 We' re living today. That people want is to live in large spaces, to have locals also in large spaces. So, that' s what we' re looking for here in the construction of the plateau. Well, I don' t know, well, Alejandro, we' re very happy to be here with the builder of the plateau. One final question. What are the areas of Ibague? To someone who does not know and wanders and wants to come to invest, what are the good areas of development. Think of it as business or think of it as wanting to come live in the city of Vague. Where I should be thinking, because since you say it or the album, they are in the new construction center of the city. Approximately 70, 000 homes are being built. So this is really going to be for commercial premises and country commercial lots, the only product in neither Bague is going to be, because really quite development and a very good investment and high valorization, which is what is important. Well, we' re talking about innovation, we' re talking about sustainable construction, responsible construction and, in addition, big projects. So, far away thanks for having us here in builder of the plateau, Thank you for allowing us to share with the people of Tolinense this good news and with the whole country, this good news from Ibague for the whole of our country. Okay. But, Gabriel, one question is that the Weso account doesn' t do us so well.
21:41 Yes, the question. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The little buddy was careful. My ge takes care with peace of mind. That one asks me to see or be far away. You got in, you guys get out by yourself. Don' t ask me for help. I mean, he' s already in there. Well, if you win trun, you' d be able to make the U S border wall. If he plays, he plays very well. Thank you, Alejandro, thank you for a new construction, because here we are. We are opening the door to the transformation of companies. Here, well, gentlemen, let' s rather review at this hour what happened during the week behind the radio snail microphones. Those of us who hit and hit on the radio. I just want to hit the radio. I just want to hit the radio. The Olympic Games were inaugurated and you want to hang a big gold in the radio Olympics.
22:37 Here' s our course. I want to hit the radio. They won ' t change words here. This is pa chata, pichota, ch chata de chupito boy is a s que bilito. William Thomas Green Morton used ether as anaste, as anaste is not true, as it is as a need for painless surgery. Ga gle They allege the roles to play with equity, to play with who, to play with tences, with equity. No. I' m on the lanero, now, nanero. If I was wrong about the quiller, yes, sir. Besides, it seems as if the jar jar is clearly expensive, not the carot nothing that the taxi stop, the jar was born there is a jar. The taxi stoppage was because they ' re demanding the joke. Yes, representing so nec four of the afternoon, five of the afternoon, four of the afternoon, five of the afternoon, three minutes was free. Already in this is sustainable snail, n diable snail. Caracolfi or what I' m thinking, but I don' t promise you I' m going to ram. I' m going to ram, be an investigation then or difficult. He' s researched whatever you want, which deserves immersion. Precisely more, we have an intensive module of vocalization
24:11 and pronunciation, because I am still drowned, because the children are not graduates, who are with three hundred very intellectuals, exactly who belong to the battalion or the battalion. Ayacucho in to take care of what you have today. Imagine, imagine like this, lower me I imagine just like viguinea. Imagine what someone else looks at. But today in Brazil I was going to say listen Paraguay is the day of the engineer, who has people so qualified and that if you see the fat goals, keep the millimeter, the move exactly we all thought it was going to be one after catastrophes three will take place in Cali. Between the progresse progresse proege. You know what he put in it. He' s taking chi the berry that takes all white. We ' ll teach him how to look after his vocal doors. The 18- mile- an- hour report. As Ricardo Quiera' s pardoner says they
25:41 were talking two friends, sports friend takes all the babies. They won' t want to miss our classes. There we go, there we go from to Bobo, well listen to me Roberto. As the girl calms us down, tell us about the game how the twitter went is that the barita son certain touches the son of call ay what terror and yes that the parents know of being that the children cry Basically, as we were taught, they saw that role of a doctor. Right, yes, for cold, aha for hunger, yes and sleep or because it' s so dirty. Oh, what do I expect to be part of our course? I want to hit on the radio if you didn' t like our course, because it' s bad, because it' s good when you recognize when you' re wrong that they said so. You mouth, then, to give in the snail' s firefly ran. I' m the voice. I am Victor Muñoz, former director of the Administrative Department of the Presidency of the Republic, and I am the voice of those who believe that the presidential elections in Venezuela should expect a massive participation of the citizens, of the about twenty- one
27:12 million Venezuelans authorized to vote and that their strong expressions demanding the return of democracy, be recognized by the electoral responsibilities, by the public forces in that country and by all the authorities in Venezuela, in such a way that it is possible to take a step towards a peaceful and orderly transition. We must also hope that the United Nations and the relevant agencies of the system, the European Union, the seven countries of Venezuela, especially Colombia, will unequivocally support the citizens' will. I hope that a disinformation campaign will not be generated by the Venezuelan dictator around the results and that the elections will not be stolen, that the results of the polls and the return of democracy are respected. After twenty- six years you see the strange reality, fictional, the Lucia Naga, Gabriel de las Casas is a good radio snail follows the lucié raga in radio snail. Well villain to see put me here in capital letters and all that there is a study that seven out of ten Colombians say they prefer not to have bosses when it comes to working. So there' s no bosses eight out of nine, and nine each doesn' t go to the top.
28:30 Well, no not to see how they are within the three out of ten that very well, very seem, very well. I find it wonderful that I have someone to guide him. Yes, but look, according to a tech dil Gabriel study, seven out of ten Colombians prefer to work independently or autonomously. They are different or hierarchies, because there is not in any way that pressure, that control that some bosses, some or not here in role but elsewhere, in the heads of other companies, other houses. Ok to see k olegas queens, but look the Colombians Gabriel are increasingly prioritizing the balance between personal and work life when choosing a job and hence looking for conditions where they can have more free time. The times are already changing, Gabriel, of course, the issue of success, money, progress and having charges will always add up to the resume and so on. But every time there is a consciousness about time and the value of time, about life, because it has a benefits but looks. That' s different in the studio.
29:41 Faced with having bosses, yes very good, not ready to be their own boss, as some say to people or some companies, but you cannot return to a country of fifty- one million bosses. That' s simple. Also the topic of entrepreneurship. It is not easy in a country like Colombia at times, on many occasions. Change the law, the rules of the game. There is very strong pressure on companies, new firms and so on and on entrepreneurship, because much needs to be thought about. But look you know that Pandemia Gabriel left a preference over change in the workplace, in technology, for example, in the use of these new technologies. Well, in teleworking we' re also working on a project, not a project project, but a law that has been reducing working hours. The week and it will reduce them from here to the next five years, until forty- two hours a week remain. That, of course, quality of life. But that also leads Gabriel, at least in the offices, to increasingly raise the issue of work by objectives, by results. Not a person who arrives and fulfils a working time, but more and more people are demanding results and flexibility with more free time, autonomy, better quality of life And those benefits that some of the companies generate, because they have led some companies with very rigid structures, because they are losing the capacity of the workforce. Well, let' s look at how our salesman works. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to your
31:12 warehouse in the zancadilla, where you take it from the entrance, promoting, auctioning, closing all to five thousand, all to five thousand who thought I was going to tell you all to five zero no. Gentlemen, we are not so gifted with this inflation either. Soon we will say everything to fifteen thousand to fifteen zero raches without choosing Here we fast serve other warehouses and they tend it very slow, slower than turtle with the most and gentlemen, and here all the clean, more lily than in allgas of aquamana. We have the phone that congressmen are getting to call the government to get the votes needed to test the new health reform. And that' s the associate business. Here we are very very very clean and gentlemen, cleaner than in the fridge of poor And gentlemen, we serve you very quickly in other armaments and the shop and slower than astronaut kick And there in the box of disposable handkerchiefs that are ideal for us to wear every time we feel like crying when we see that in the fields, already we see that insecurity. Yes, gentlemen, everything here is cleaner, cleaner than seeing newly baptized. Yes, Mr Hazaches, and take the package of soaps that your hands use for the barse, those who answer us for the increasingly poor care in matters greet the teachers of the magisterium. Yes, gentlemen, everything here is very clean, cleaner than that under frogs and lords, other warehouses and they tend it slower than government procedures. Yes, gentlemen, take two choirs of binoculars so that you can see from far away the possible. Lower the high pay rates that banks keep charging us. Ramos without an economic auction and gentlemen, we serve here very quickly. Yes, gentlemen. On the other hand, he is treated slower than turtle orgy. Yes, gentlemen, everything here is very clean, cleaner than a garnished savings account. Yes, gentlemen, finishing off the radios you can listen to, closing your thirty- two years, so you' d
32:43 better get your hands on and listen to us in the evenings and in the mornings. Yes, gentlemen, when we get here, we open, when we leave, let' s close Don' t forget the mother. For everyone it is a special being to go an inter gift, a nice size or store in the zancadilla counts well, Well, little friends, we are in Ibagueto, Lima, snail Radio and the meeting in the regions with Prisa Mediani Vagettolima. We are with the voice of the businessmen, which is the voice of Tolima, always thanking to construct the plateau, also to the shopping center, the spectacular Nivague station, the Cooperative University of Colombia with Fatolima also accompanies us aqua be power Center, the hotel fe twenty- five Celsia, the energy that you want to go to the University of Tolima, accredited of high quality. We built the university we dreamed of. Again we' ve been building up on the plateau here on a goy- goy, but Mr Sorry, Gabrielita, it' s just that I' m in the moment.
33:39 I don' t think I' m sorry we' re on the air. An internal problem in can daughter daughter, to see as that the internal problem we are on the air, but he is an understanding. You can' t fix it, right now, that the wedges are coming, but that I don' t want anyone to be interested is sorry, for example. Not so much as mature and daughter, grow up, as if Mature, daughter, as you tell her, does not scold her in the air nor daughter, my daughter, Mature, do one thing. I' ll be in the party, but not in the apartment, but there' s in the whole, in the Columbians. I' ll wait for you ready, Gabrielito, in the coufis. He' s going to be in Colombia. They just don' t grow up. Yeah, I agree, buddy, yeah, well, Carlito, a funny last name that also comes out here so far. Juan is already Robars, a film actor Robarts there who was going to steal his screen. Oh, right, yeah, that ' s where the phrase comes from. In the sentence. Be one day, as I go in a thousand nine hundred twenty- two Geoge is also an actor. Yeah, yeah, yeah, Gabriel on George Pinson' s resume says actor. Yeah, yeah? Yeah? Yeah. Sir, I ' ve made six Abel movies, yes, gentlemen, not films. It wasn' t a movie that had it texted. Don' t tell me you' re in Netflix. There are some on Amazon Prime, Tflix, no, okay this good, but on Amazon yes, that is on YouTube yes. He' s doing years. This millionaire player to meet you, Juan Gómez boblino a football Gómez botino, of course, Argentine. Yes, sir analyzed Colombian Millaurin, seventeen sent the greeting, but did not reach ox very well we will put it the other week. He calls here, but for his birthday garlito we have, this joke can be a treat. Garlito,
35:12 a treat, this joke is a treat. Imagine that the friend to the other friend, to the friend, you don' t gag to know to see aito, as you think, compadre, scared me my girlfriend said and that compadre, what happened, son, as it seems to you that I received a message from her. He went to whatsapp and told me about us. It' s over I don' t love you anymore and give me so much pain. It' s a pain very much I read again. The vaasa there and it said our term open I don' t want you any more than hard. You don' t even know how to make love. He told me how, I, my God, I swallowed salt, compadre and read again the message that I did not believe it. I was saying it was over with us. Abraho, I don' t love you anymore, you don' t even know how to do it on the mos and the mos. Good luck, good luck, mate, what happened.
36:09 The little time wrote to me, forgive me I was wrong in chat and I ay not bad and friend or you don' t see the guts of reality, difficulty, the Lucia Naga, Gabriel of the houses is snail, radio you don jame bal and how it goes good afternoon bottle hour. How you did well, sir, how we' re doing, how we ' re doing. They sing everything better with their eyes closed. We' re singing just like yaara and hugging. There, hey of course, the barbite stings his beard like that, not that, yeah, I did, how do you know? Well, you' re dead, yeah, so if I don' t say, how does he know? He' s going to Varri' s thinking because he doesn' t have then how he knows someone' s beard itches. I don' t know why I don ' t have a beard. I don' t have a bar. Before no good ayas, solutions, solve there double myths. Well, well, well, not well, happy here with this Friday. Hey, yeah or hey, Father GUIs, how do you say Hey there' s a country to go here in group which group is good to invite, we' re going to pariguais and we' re going to throw eighty kises also eighty eighty yes, that Chester, we' re in Iba k in the musical capital
37:43 and here' s Harold Bonilla to his friend Jaron, without imito good afternoon, Hi has lost Jajajajajarón Zapato. I didn' t know about you since then here in the construction of the plateau. If we haven' t seen each other since last time, don' t tell those stories on the air, man, sir, no, but hey, Harold, really send me a picture. How good you are now, man, just don' t ask him. I want you to get this one from Harold, tell me something, Harold Jack is from Anibak and news from Bogota Milgar Road why. Because it' s news, well, it' s news because it' s a permanent, permanent concern of all the trimes the difficulties in terms of furniture for the construction of the third lane. Let us remember that the drama of Bogotá and Dardor is one hundred and forty- five kilometers are being invested and intervening sixty- nine that corresponds to the constancy of the third lane, and these constant closures stop and continue passing a lane, since it has generated an increase in travel time from the Tolima towards the capital of the Republic.
38:49 Likewise, it has generated a huge concern among the hotel businessmen of Melgar, Carmen, Picará, Girardo in Cundinamarca, because it increased the travel time in this important national. OK, thank you, my halito, the big hug, well, of course. Thank you. Imitate my contact with Gabriela. No, yes, good contact. Yeah, me, I' ll pass it to him, I won' t give it to him, okay, I hit him bad. I can no longer, orlando, sir, my dear, orlando my hairy orlando, sir there are news with the flight Panama Venezuela that you knew earlier. Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? Finally, the former presidents got off the Mira plane. It was a two- two- two CM flight from the Copa Airlines airline that was not authorized from Venezuela to take off. Until then, the former presidents who were trying to get there to Venezuela to do an abedure, including MiguelÃngel RodrÃguez of Costa Rica, Jorge Quiroga of Bolivia, Vicente Fox of Mexico, looked at the Panama thing, all members of the democratic initiative of Spain and the Americas. Also the former Colombian Vice President, Marta LucÃa RamÃrez, the Foreign Minister of Venezuela, the Vice President also diosdado hair, said that if they traveled they would be
40:22 expelled, that they were showmen, that all they wanted was to go there to do the show to Venezuela called them fascists and treated them with insults. And others, because they handed over to a press conference from the Presidential Palace of Panama, where they warn of the serious situation that can be recorded with fraud in the elections in the neighboring country of Venezuela. Moreover, the Foreign Minister of Panama, Javier MartÃnez, has summoned the representative of the diplomatic mission of Venezuela in Panama to explain this incident. Why do they block a plane when they take all their documents in order and so on, because Miren is not the only delegation of the parliamentarians of the People' s Party of Spain, the PPE, who moved to Venezuela, because they have been detained.
41:08 The President of the PPE, Alberto Núñez, reports on his x account that he is demanding the immediate release of this entourage. This delegation, composed of ten MEPs and senators, was held at Caracas airport by the regime, they say, of Nicolás Maduro, because the situation is still tense there. The European Union called on Venezuela to calm down, to allow international monitoring. However, because every time bad delegations and international observers are prevented from going to ok Well, wait a lot. Yes, what happened to him today is that he had or did not respect, that is, how much more we in fine. There, well, go what you want, don' t hear us, if you want, Frias, director, what' s wrong with him. Well, come on, we' re in Ibaguette or Lima.
42:07 It' s the meeting for the regions. It' s the voice of the entrepreneurs, it' s the voice of Tolima. Esteban Rodriguez is the manager of the hotel f twenty- five. This was welcome to the Luciana, welcome to Caracol. How we are good afternoon welcome you wander good Stephen, what great pleasure and what good news. One to find in this city that the hotel shop at this moment is almost completely cool, that good news, that it is happening constantly, so to speak in Ibague exactly as you say Gabriel Es, at this moment the hotel is in a lot of occupation. We have a good percentage of occupancy in all hotels. And that' s not just good for hotels, it' s good for the whole city. Okay. We have a good time today. We have the pan- American skateboarding pan- American about skating not being in the Olympic Games. There is pan- American skating in the city of iraguey but how the hotel is maintained throughout the year, how we can talk about hotel development from your twenty - five hotellf. Of course, we are a corporate hotel that we are located in a strategic area of the city, which, then, is handled between week with the corporate and weekend, as you are today Friday. We are a city that we have bet on many tourist attractions. But come before that. When a hotel says it is corporate and dedicated to that, then a lot of business movement, corporations, companies that come to the city of Ibague, exactly, many visitors, doctors, entrepreneurs, businesses that are generated in the city. Then they are a great measure precisely of that economic reactivation that the city has a good occupation. And corporate. In addition, we
43:40 will talk about tourism, because it means that there is an exact movement here. Here' s a lot to do, we have a lot to do, there' s a lot of company, a lot of industry that helps us bring what they were talking about right now before the road, which is something, but we also have an airport that we' re working with with new frequencies, new frequency Come. I arrive in Ibague, I go to the hotelfe twenty- five and then I am looking for an offer to go sightseeing on the weekend where I take what are the attractions that you drive from there. Depends on the client' s fair. The first thing to ask, but at least I would recommend you go rapstin to the river Coello Ok is a plan that we did with the hotel collaborators so that they could sell the package as an experience, and believe me that no collaborator will forget that experience at that time. Harold, where is the Coello River, How we got there, a few minutes from the city of Vega, about ten minutes from the urban center along the road sector and wanders towards Cajamarca. That' s where we make a station in the Coello sector. There we find the Coello River with a wonderful kidnapping experience. In addition, we find good offers of restaurantsgurmedia, especially in the hotel fe twenty- five. What exactly do you have on us? The hotel is just our restaurant. It works for breakfast. Why, because either guests or foreigners or external forgiveness. Why because below the hotel we have more important placenaje, that is the so- called Gastron zone, which has about forty restaurants of any Mexican, Peruvian, Oriental, Asian team, that I don' t know. Visitors enjoy it.
45:09 Well, they were happy to be at the hotel, to have received us this well and to have congratulated us. What a good time Back' s hotel was living and it' s good that you, with the F25, are the protagonists of this. It is a pleasure to have them here welcome and we are working people, as they said before, pushing and that we are making ourselves known to the good country or bages. Yeah,' cause working people look at what' s coming here and I' m on my way. The lord will not make us cry king of you hear is this so troas tail. Yes, yes, what are your t where you pass second- d place, how so afraid that if I find myself far away I walk three misloves lula, a go surrounded the mountain without flower in my beloved land. If you know her, never ask for her. I' m a mountaineer, I know and by her I lay my life. Here it is decorated with Norchids, beautiful women, happy people, now invited to
46:45 use the fair and you nest me mende. I say like very well five twenty- five minutes in the Luciernaga, in snail mayor ico. How you doing good afternoon, how we' re opening up, what more, sir, how it' s going I want or not well, hear how, so crazy Risa with the anthem of the flower fair. How that story went. Listen, Gabriel, see Serra, I was sister to that song, because I tell you, Gabriel, I' m very excited about it. I listen to her, Gabriel, and that gives me everything. That' s very exciting to hear this song Gabriel and the video you saw the video, Gabriel, if a little chubby in the video. What happens is that the effect we put on the video what we wanted gives it fat televisions.
47:30 Yes, understand Gabriel' s message. We wanted to fill everyone' s hearts then we said well, what nice way to fill up with someone who fills the screen? Of course it' s another or impressive one of the people who made the video address. Well, I' m good. Over there we see at the Fair of Flowers s everyone good laughter or already seriously congratulations for this song of the Fair of Flowers, Pattern. Thank you so much. Today is the launch of the official presentation of the Fair of Flowers. Now, from six o' clock in the afternoon and it happened, I don' t know if I' d told him it was okay to have them gone. He didn' t tell me how you didn' t leave me alone at six o' clock. Now, Sister I' m mentioning it that way of this give me the favor of what happens here at six o' clock in the afternoon, I don' t know the hand.
48:21 We' re gonna be seven men. No, it' s not leocande, but I don' t know if I told you. No, he didn' t tell me and I don' t want them to tell me. If you tell me, he' ll be deaf. Otherwise, I didn' t or I thought two of them didn' t eat duck data. But we' re already going to be telling you from the other week of many little things from the Flower Fair. Abora has been speaking seriously pattern to invite everyone to come to enjoy this fair to the flowers. It ' s going to be a very nice fair, very special, where you ' re going to pick up things that have been lost and that and that we' re going to revive them. At this Flower Fair I love you, well, and we too have lost a lot of humor and you want to survive. Done, the problem so he' d go see if we could get anything back. Torrrrebar King, in what energy you now entons if practically like that ok for love. Pattern, see him to see that two friends are talking, friends of whom, friends of them, but he is there and meditating. Of course I never want to. Now I' m defending him. You don' t want to miss it on purpose, on George Patron' s good note, a question. We' ve already had a meal with Lechona Uyshi and why, on my behalf, don' t say we' re talking. No better, they don' t even feel good look at it the chakra doesn' t look look at it tijas, yes, good rigle must have been talking the two friends and tell him friend of another brother. My fantasy. My fantasy has always been to have a
49:52 relationship with a doctor that weddings do, but I know I must be patient. Well, as well as Uche la Lucia Rae. Thank you, Gabriel de las casas es caraco Radio, Encuentro por las regions de Prisa, Media y vague de Tolima, five or thirty minutes. Maria del Pilar, Fajardo of the commercial manager, of builder of the Plateau, Maria del Pilar, thanks for having us in your house here, in the offices, in the construction projects of the plateau. How are you? Hello, Gabriel, Good afternoon, Good afternoon to the whole audience of Caracol, Alert George, Harold, Gabriel a thousand thanks for being here today, in the musical capital of Colombia. Well, this question becomes a common place, but we are interested to know why Ibaguette has invested, why turn the eyes of Colombia there Vagué and look for construction projects in this city. Well, first you took because Ibaguey is the best divider in Colombia. Second, because in Ibaguete applause goes valent of s yes, yes. We' re surprised at the audience.
51:04 Well, the plateau builder doors are open for everyone, both for their own and for strangers. This is the musical capital of Colombia and, as it well says, the musical capital of Colombia, we bring together all departments nationwide. Then be welcome. And why invest in ibague First, because it is the best living room in Colombia. Second, because we are destination city. We are in the center of Colombia, in the heart of Colombia. It unites us with all the cities, both for the peaceful Atlantic coast. The coffee shaft. We are only three hours away from the musical capital, the capital of Bogotá. Our biggest investor is in Bogotá and the truth we are fascinated by the development and welcome that all our projects have had in the city.
51:58 Well, why choose a project to construct the plateau, what are the added values that offer me, what are the differences against other housing projects or also to look for a retirement plan at some point that you have. Well, Gabriel, before I answer that question, I want to let you know all our projects. We come with something very important for the city. How is a gift that we are going to give you in the coming months that is a musical nobelisco is going to be located on the street one hundred forty - five just five hundred meters from the airport, where they will concentrate the transformation of Ibaguete. He' s going to start the required photo right now.
52:42 It' s clear there is, how you see it. When you go to big capitals or big cities, you always check in on a special monument. We saw that in the city needed this type of tourist center and we are going to water the first o, the music album of Colombia and it will be located in IbanÃ. And besides, I have the obelisk shopping park. There, of course I do. There we are already going to have big brands, which are betting on the region. This is a moment to see I invite you so that all who are driving nationally in different cities that make a stop and listen to us why invest in Ibague. And Ibague is becoming a city of development. We' re betting on job generation.
53:31 The value of the square meter is incredible. We are giving quite interesting benefits that become much more attractive to invest in Ibal because there is Mary of the pillar. Thank you for having us here in the city of Ibagué and I want you to listen to this song with which we greet not only Vague, but this great builder, builder of the plateau. Of course yes, a greeting to all the entrepreneurs that I go to make them big investments to have a beautiful and thriving city that are here. The encounter for the abbey regions in gallana of beauty and strength. The musical city its people. It is his pride of my Colombia, welcoming, enterprising and cordial generates the builder the plateau and many years I brought in my innovation great designs, thinking about the environment and with unique spaces in the region, or council of Alejandro Trijillo.
54:37 The Obelisk being some monumental for the entrepreneurship and its people and the tourism of the musical city in the countryside offer it better options to the avant- garde and architecture and design. Also today the builder the plateau is a pride for the iragueños sebastian vargas or sports man, what moment of sport is the one that we will have from this moment on with the Olympic soils. Yes, sir, without any doubt and for many, with a great opening ceremony in Paris, two thousand twenty- four through the waters of the Seine River, also with the Eiffel Tower as the main protagonist of this inauguration day and that Gabriel will have listeners of the firefly at about four o' clock in the morning to Erica Lazo in judo forty- eight kilograms, to the first Colombian athlete to start fighting for medal. Tomorrow the one in that category is delivered and we' ll see how Erick Lazo is doing in the judo. You will be facing in the first instance, in the first round, which are sixteen- sided finals, a Taipei representative. In Colombian football Gabriel we will have day number three, eleven caldas national four in the afternoon at six and ds in the Camping Santa Fequiidad after eight in the night, without need of permission from the staff of MedellÃn, the powerful will face the granquilla. Oh,
56:10 you' ve asked to leave since you didn' t. No. No, no, no. Another guy, well, don' t think right now, but no, they' ve got pitches that lime the fair of the forts. All six of them did, yes, and I imagine they refused. They refused, you knew yes. It' s denied. Obviously, it' s up to you to be poisonous Vargas, which I liked until 7: 30, rather three, until the average. Ready yes, sir and on Sunday alliance against millionaires, millionaires that has already come out the part of the Disciplinary Commission of the major and after the three expulsions of the Party with National, a date for the archer and Ván Mauricio Arboleda, for Leonardo Castro and for technical assistant Orlando Rojas. They' re not kicking us out, Pito, they' re throwing us out, dick or good, sir, rather let' s go back to the Olympics. Mariana Son Mariana, how are you doing? Big Colombia in the Olympics Hello theory.
57:00 I am Mariana, Pan American, South American, Ibero- American, so American, Latin American, Basque, healthy and the one who won all week and weekends. I am very excited about these Olympic Games and, as you know, I have a little injury there, but from the hand of God. I think everything' s gonna be great. And I know he' s going to get his face out of Colombia, especially because the other athletes don' t have a bumpy face like mine. But well, and thank you all very much for the good wishes. But remain BMX, I remain queen and bm ex Queen Ariana, Grand Colombian Charter. See Well, Gabriel, it' s time to be looking out for Mariana on August one. What an hour or so to not, but you give him the most.
57:44 Allow four a m to hand us four in the morning. Ask permission at four o' clock on the morning of one o' clock in the afternoon, but I' ll burn, okay, leave it a little bit of humor at five, thirty- nine. Thank you, a thousand count bone, already here, well, little buddy Carolito, now it is. The twilight started falling before the joke. I forgot. We were here with Maria del Pilar Fajardo, the commercial manager, Maria del Pilar. Where can I have more information if I want to know the projects of the builder of the plateau. Well, Gabriel, of course I do. As I was saying to all the businessmen, the time has come to take off from taking off on opportunities. We, with Constructora de la Meseta, are going to find a range of great project opportunities in the city of Ibague. They can follow us on our social networks arroba builder of the plateau and on our phone.
58:35 Three hundred and four, fourteen, twelve, fifty- three, twenty- four, seven. We' re here to give them more attention. Three hundred and four, fourteen, twelve, fifty- three of Maryly recording clearly yes, but you can' t imagine seeing alertness or ayor waking up in a dawn majes, I woke up righteous, it wasn' t no, it can even be pleasant everyone from his house, yes, when from his house, from our projects, from the stubbornness of some has to make Maria del Pilar laugh. It' s a wonderful obligation. Wonderful. Besides, the smile of this woman is that take care calm, sir no, but they are a beautiful smile and that encourages us to make the joke good.
59:22 Bald. But first kid, leave me a thought that makes us see. Thanks to an apple, Eva met the sex. Thanks to a white apple, Snow found the bastard love. Thanks to an apple Steve Jobs knew the fortune. Gabriel good and you guys looking for your half orange, look for apples. It' s just that I like reflection, the reason yes, yes, to look for what isn' t that smile. Garlito, I love the engineer' s doctor. She' s an engineer of her pio profession. I' m a professional in marketing and veulito is that this business is going as it is beautiful a day like today a crazy project that we have on the air. No, no, that, no, that doesn ' t look good a day like in a thousand nine hundred and seventy- three Hans Albert Einstein, the Swiss civil engineer and professor, son of Albert Einster, was born. They were alike in the Garoelite physicist. See, you see, but that' s a relative. That' s relative.
1:00:19 So, look at that. Well, come on, no, no, this is awesome how we' re working on science and language and humor and humor this joke. If it' s not humor, I don' t know what that is. So, Gabriel I' ll see how he does, I don' t know what that is? If it' s all like, what' s that? If this isn' t humor, what then what is this? Well, then, then imagine that an electrician obviously wasn' t from the construction of the plateau. Yes, then electrician. He did a house job and then the next day he scolds him, grabs him and says no. You don' t know anything about electricity. You must have called someone from the construction of the plateau because you don' t know anything about electricity. I got a visitor. You can' t get them because the doorbell I sent you to fix isn' t. No, but the alarm goes off, washing machines go off, the stove goes off, the tacos go off, and the guy tells him, and he doesn ' t think all that much to know that someone came in the Ra snail firefly. I' m the voice. I am Marta Alfonso, a representative to the House for the Department of Tolima, and I am the voice of those who expect the presidential elections in Venezuela. An atmosphere of tranquility and peace in which democracy can be expressed in a massive way with the participation of all
1:01:54 its citizens in the polls. Or I am the voice of those who hope that there will be the greatest peace of mind in these elections so that it will be a legitimate decision of the Venezuelan people that will be imposed. I am the voice of those who hope that this process will contribute to an effective democracy that will allow us to improve relations between countries, a border that we share with more than fourteen departments of Colombia, that share that border territory with Venezuela and that we need it to live in peace, with institutional legitimacy, so that, in this way, our trade and economic relations will favour two countries that are brothers, that share cultural, social identities and, above all, great economic potential to grow as nations. The naga Gabriel light of the houses is Caracol Radio. Very well follow the fireflies on Caracol Radio. We are still ba in this musical capital of Colombia, with the builder of the Good Plateau, Harold Bone. Already the situation of public order in the department of Tolima, in the city of Bagen that we are, because in the south of Tolima, anxiety on the part of the agricultural entrepreneurs, for the intimidations by the armed dissidencies that are coming from the department of Cauca to penetrate
1:03:28 the department of Tolima in the south of this region, which has generated extortions, intimidation, marking of vehicles of facades in the houses. In the case of Ibague, there is a calmness in the face of common crimes, reduction in the issues of theft of residences, theft of persons and motor vehicles, an important task being carried out by the metropolitan police and the Secretariat of Government of this capital, Vene Harold. But here, in Ibaguet, when the weekend doesn' t come, where it' s going, which roads they go to, and how safe those good areas are. It' s not from the summer resort that we say in Bogotá, but here to get out of a very quiet weekend. An option range is quite important. For example. Yes, Except for the north, Arranco, for the municipality of Onda, with the population of Mariquita, the north of Tolima, a region irrigated by the Magdalena River. Yes, Arranco, for the south, you will find guamo spinal, the municipality of Chaparral, a really wonderful area. That is true, especially in the south, with some concern, with some caution, especially on the subject of public order, but yes, it started to another place, like the municipality of Melgar, a track in wonderful conditions, in double road. The other day, in the guamo, I met George.
1:04:36 I was sitting there. Yes, it was located the guamo, yes, but it is a tourist site. Yeah, but you told me about the faggot. Yes, but he was sitting on my man Harrol, because on the subject of public order he arrives at our exclusive medication. They' ll promise you name, gastriti distress stress and you' re already in berraquitis. Every time he sees. Yes, sir, although from the government they say they promise us to sign peace with bandit groups, the only thing we see is war day and night and even in extended hours. Yes, sir, you suffer from insomnia from just thinking that those promises of peace will remain in only verse, but nothing else. Yes, sir, he feels that both the government and the LN and the dissidences of the FARK promise to achieve peace, but of agreements nothing at all. Yes, sir, then you need our re- medication. They will promise, promise themselves soon, and even so the long- awaited peace is not achieved. Those who sit at the table of such a dialogite and are not afraid to promise. Prometerán is an exclusive product of ergan light in its thirty- two years. Do not accept imitations and run to buy it before it runs out, not the medication, but you of so many sliding. I never run like you. Aña Ãa,ñuña, So count, yes, well, Amiguito, how it builds the plateau, how you go to Gabriel and the chingo. Impressive,
1:06:10 awesome, beautiful time to take off on opportunities, little friend, but pretty much and I' m terrified here of the builder of the plateau, Gabrito that they, when they moved, they' re all going to heaven, Gabriel, why. For his good deeds. Yeah, ay ok, look, I like it a lot like in your plays. Besides, they combine nature and say here nature embraces you in community and that' s interesting. Very well to invite nature with the works of incredible gablito construction, since it falls into this the twilight, If there is a twilight, very nice, because they combine a twilight with nature. Yes, with the urbanity, with all incredible urbanity, not different urbanisations of urbanity, vanity, because the urbanity is that people come and I know to see. No, no, don ' t turn it around. No, no, not urbanity, urbanisation, urbanizing different from gabrielito urbanidad is because I know it from carreño. So now that he' s going to recognize jajajaja well, yes, well, good, good, well, rite data or curious surnames to this one now to see, Miguel Antonio, ay que un indÃgena Gabriel, yes, that' s the or indigenous maya, Gabriel in Mexican, since obviously yes to Limba box to the li marical went, fag was going and it' s not the same thing was going to marical than Marica. Okay. Yeah, they ' re different kids. This was a Mexican actor and singer, ok José
1:07:41 Vivo, a Spanish actor, José Vivo or actor and such Bebe Cabe, British actress. It' s not the same. Drink here shouldn' t have to put the neighbor in interrogation right now. There might be a very important subject left. Yes, yes, yes, Baby Cabe, a British actress. Imagine we' re leaving then with the bad guy and the good guy. This one now, in the Naga Lucier, the bad and the good. Well careful that we are in the meeting for the regions here, ibaguet Tolima, the voice of the entrepreneurs is the voice of the Tolima and with builder to the plateau goes impressive. He' s with the bad rite, not the bad one. We' re not gonna play with the good guy anymore, we' re gonna get the bad guy into the builder.
1:08:21 Obviously, it is not clear that here there were some Venezuelan dyslexic, Gary cui dice and Venezuelan classics, who are those who confuse the lyrics. No, yes, then they were all there. And let me love the m m m Give me the ahi e Give me the e? And give me the you are Give me the d of Give me to what very pitiful deserved you say bad abolith, but it went as a background, but the bad one, very bad one, gives no not the other unmerited. I thought that in Venezuela and I was going to do no. Not good at good.
1:09:03 Now a companion met another companion, companions of eighty companions, among them from the University. I' m going to see the university notes. I say I can' t reach it. I was gonna be in the house with my dad and my mom, Brother, but how' d it go? Brother, look at my notes and if I lost any matter, Brother tells me, for example, if I lost a matter, I said hello to your dad and I no longer understand that I lost a partistic matter. Yeah, but I' m ready to set you apart ready to pay. See you around 8: 00 at night. The guy was, the boy, he was at the scene with the dad, the mother, the whole family, and then the friend called him. Yes, what does it say, yes, what else, my son, I don' t daddy and here you say hello to your dad, your mom, the aunts, the maid and she says, but I, Mr Rapa, what a house opener.
1:09:58 It is Caraco radio is in the afternoon the homeland, the land of Boyacá and you already earn some questions. He' s working on us a little until he' s here to ask himself two questions. I was going and we greeted them. How we were going is bel and you are a Cordian greeting to all the imagereños his Mercedes, carrying the joy and enthusiasm, as they say, male erase from the blind of his person, a little hug for everyone over there and at once I will start waving orlandito and already give the Patojita, how I am doing here taking care of the chuso, as Polla says in the field his worship hears good. How we end the week with the risk management scandal, because we end up with the resignations already beginning. Finally, Patojita, look, there is a responsibility here that you have to assume and have to begin to assume those involved, because they have remained at least in the case of the Minister of Finance Ricardón, and she is still in office as Minister, but at least the National Director of Intelligence, who has also been accused by the Prosecutor' s Office. I' m talking about Carlos Ramón González, he' s presented his letter of resignation to President Gustavo Petro. The prosecution accuses him of having ordered the payment of bribes to former presidents of Congress, Ibanname and Andrés, street payments that add up to four zero million pesos. Moreover, he is not only the head
1:11:29 of the National Intelligence Directorate, but Carlos Ramón is considered one of the most powerful figures within the Green Alliance, a party almost bearing his name, which he founded, which has carried his flags and which he has had then and also from the community expect investigations to be carried forward quickly, because, of course, what happens with his name is also affecting that green party. A friend of Gustavo Petro since the time of the 19th em, now pointed out to be one of the brains of this criminal network of Unity. Risk management in his investigation includes, as I say Patojita, the Minister of Finance, Ricardo Bonilla, and also official is like the Director of Public Service, César Manrique, who so far have asked to be heard by the prosecution, but do not depart from their position. The President of the Chamber, Jaime Raúl Salamanca, the President of the House, has said that the investigation must be quickly advanced, but that this resignation was necessary to maintain judicial independence, especially for what represents the intelligence management, where it has been pointed out from the high courts that magistrates of the high courts could be intercepted by the national government.
1:12:42 And that' s another investigation that will also have to be solved by the prosecution, which it points to going slowly at a steady pace, sure, but a little slow pa to giste. Thank you, Don Orlandito Villar, Don Raabielito, you' re in support of your person, Don Bonilla. There' s the little leaf swims hello Patojita, a very special hug here greeting you from this wonderful land, as is my city of Ibague. Your person has calculated and more or less temperature. Right now in Nojarito, no more or we' re already calm. If good is one of the fortresses that my city of Ibague has, a city with a very pleasant climate, a very benign climate. Ah good is his person, then, now let us get you into matter why it is worth more than ever. Now I did visit Ibagué precisely, because it is a city with a great projection, because it has a very important cultural agenda. Look we have the Vague Panoptic, the Art Museum, the Conservatory of Tolima, Luteria School and throughout the year we have a cultural agenda quite nourished since the Colombian Music Festival, the Honor to Garsónico jazzo is the Colombian folk festival, not and as it is musical capital, not only in Colombian Andean music we have jazz festival and Vague, rock city. All the musical expressions are gathered in the city of San or Russian people of Lima, of course, and today with release also in the musical today. I thank you. It' s the most recent launch today. Just Santiago Cruz, our pride and catfish. Well, Patojita, well it' s his person, because in a little hug that videos
1:14:15 bring them to me healthy and unless you bring any beda and tell us the raspberry, cock, well, Patojita. Thank you very much. We' re here and we' re still in the city of Ibague. Andrés Bedoya is Secretary General of the University of Tolima. Andres welcome to Luciana how you are. Good afternoon to all listeners. Thank you for this invitation. Very happy to join you at this table. Well, I' m gonna start with an easy one. What is the mission, what is the vision they have about the students of the University of Tolima. Well, at the University it' s the first thing you bet is to create, to generate professionals who can improve productive, business, industrial and service performance in our department. Of course, when one arrives at the University of Tolima, the primary audience is the people of ivaguey what other people where more people come from who want to be educated at n Well, at the University he has more or less twenty- four zero students, of which all study for free at our university, and the University is not only of the Tolimenses, it is also of the whole country. We have a presence, in addition to the Tolima Department.
1:15:15 In eight other departments, for example, we have a tutorial center in Kenner and Suba. We have a center of tutorial attention in Neiva, Pereira, Barranquilla, Medellin and among other cities throughout the national territory. What are the main careers people are looking for when this University of Tolima comes. Well, we are very strong on the subject of agro, agro- industrial, agronomic engineering, very strong on the subject of veterinary medicine isotechnics and equally very strong on the human medicine program that the Colombian is looking for. We' re looking for a chair of humor. I don' t know if he ' s got it for you. It' s just that we' re in deficit here. See if you can help us at the University of Tolima, or I don' t know what you can do for us. Well, I think if you keep paying with this ticket, you said you' re alerting us. I do, I think there' s one of a very strong defisis for listeners. Alert seven pre is presented with a hundred thousand pesos bill that has the u of Pontoniel. Yeah, like they knocked me out, buddy, yeah, there' s kind of like you kind of knocked him down. How much, and this is a good question, because it has to do with what happens in the country, what percentage leaves the university career, what percentage is graduated. How can you talk about the performance of the University of Al Tolima? Well look, the University of Al Tolima has a drop- out rate that on average with him, everything across the country isn' t that high. In the Department of Tolima, more or less graduation at the different levels of formation or lime roughly between forty to forty
1:16:46 - seven percent and jump. Yeah, he' s tall. The University of Tolima has a drop- out rate of approximately 13 percent, that is, very lower than the different levels we have in the department. Of course, you want to drop a zero, but it' s very good percentage this one that you have yes, compared to the average we have in the department of national level. A hundred and why would I say it, because you, because that, that can be qualified as a success. Why that success? Andres looks at the project so that the University has a success in it in desertion. It' s the accompaniment throughout the race. Well, there' s something important, not just giving students free of charge, it ' s giving them a quality opportunity. And quality has to do with permanence, with university well- being. For example, restore with this hundred thousand bill that gives us alertness. You can have lunch almost a whole year ok because the lunch at the university is at 800 pesos. Ah not an average lunch that costs 20, 000 pesos. And other than that there are subsidies for the accommodation of our students. Connectivity. That is, you have data, you have tablet has a number of permanency benefits that allows the student to be and reach graduation. And it' s a good thing they listen to us all over the country. Look at these benefits. Find out about the university of which is the website where you can have more information. Wute E, com ute utem edum edu U college have good andrés. Thank you so much for joining us. No thanks to you, if I remind you at the University of Tolima is a free and high quality public university and we invite
1:18:19 you to become part of our community. A little bit of humor rather counts well, yes, yes, that' s how we' re going to scream quickly. A quick joke. Please imagine I was there. There was one of the workers of, say, construction workers on the table. Ah ok, said Pattern. What happens is that I understand that on Monday there will be a taxi stoppage leaving and also those of the divers will join and you know that I went away to see if you can get there on Wednesday the type of magicians car Gauly Nate. Yes, yes, yes, no, yes, to see if you can, because on Tuesday there will also be the extension of this parnaso and then the launch of the hymn of the fair of prayer. Then having arrived because taking Tachio said it' s complicated you see them are going to close. That' s gonna be hard to see if I can make it by Wednesday and Bossie Come on. You didn ' t write in your resume that one of your wonderful things you liked to go winning cycling. Yes, sir Before, I' ll wait for you on Monday. Papa la Lucia Naga, Gabriel de las casas is Caracol Radio.
1:19:42 Well, are we still in the Lucierra? On Caracol Radio, we continue in and go in this capital the musical of Colombia in this meeting through the regions of Prisa Media. Diego Jiménez is executive director of the construction advertising agency for the Ja Meseta. Diego welcome to Caracol how we are, Gabriel, very happy to have you here in cinativa in constructora a la Meseta. This is the house of all of us. In construction of the Table. We have been developing very interesting projects so that all Colombians, the entrepreneurs who are in different cities of the country, are interested in being very close to Bogotá, in a city that today has every man. About that I was going to ask, because you, when you' re in advertising, are in the brand. It has to highlight all the attractions, in addition to what we have already talked about from engineering, from construction, from sustainability, What stands out to promote a sale of the construction works of the plateau?
1:20:31 What are those great values that have good. First is to understand that the consumer changed. Today we were facing a consumer who has other kinds of interests regarding his lifestyles. For example, in Bogotá we have a number of people who have already retired and are thinking of fleeing from that rhythm that has a very strong dynamic. In a city like Bogotá, in the city like cal and a city like MedellÃn, like Barranquilla, the retirement plan, one begins to lower it from the height to go down flat light term. The theme of climate, tranquility, quality of life, and this is what we have focused on with the builder of the plateau and is to design projects that understand those lifestyles that people today have that kind of needs. Then we have projects in the totumo sector, as it is good, here very close to the airport, as is obelisk commercial park and also with golinos, which is the first one in the department of Tolima, the first one in the center of the country, which seeks to respond to those needs of consumers. So, what we' re doing to tell Colombians that this is an investment project is Gabriel, nothing more and nothing less than telling her the differentials, because the construction company has done an impressive job in having totally new projects. For example, or the disco commercial park has premises ranging from thousand to two thousand square meters and are adaptable premises. Gabriel and Caracol' s work table are adaptable premises where here can be perfectly a discount shop, you can perfectly be a coffee. A clothing store can be perfectly located just 500 metres from the city
1:22:08 of Vague' s Peral Airport, a modern airport very connected today, as Harold said a moment ago, with Medellin, with Bogotá. We already have two airlines going to the city of Bogotá. So that' s what we ' re doing telling Colombians what these main attractions are, so much to entrepreneurs who are thinking of expanding that they' re thinking about investing. We are only two and a half hours by land to Bogotá, fifteen minutes by air, also from the capital of the Republic. Then it is to highlight those great advantages. For example, right now in obelisk shopping park. We have a benefit that will only be for these days and those who find out about these benefits through the snail firefly and are the plans that can be established before the healing, which has a value of twenty million pesos or interesting. Okay, come on. There' s something and and this I say in a very good way, there' s something that' s going to break the sky in ivaguey in the department of Tolima, and it' s that great musical obelisk. What do you have, what does it represent, what does it mean, why is it going to be so important that we want to come, go take our picture in that obelisk. Well, that obelisk, first it' s telling her the story. That obelisk has been designed by a great artist from the city of Ibague, who is master Olmer Rojas.
1:23:26 He is an artist who also has many monuments in the city of Iwaguin and this project and the obelisk will be located on the grounds of the Hacienda la Argentina, but we said well, we will do it at the Hacienda de la Argentina, but we are in Ibague. So this obelisk represents the whole history of the region, our culture. In the city of Ibague there is the Colombian Folkloric Festival, the National Festival of Colombian Music Ahorita and vague, festival that will also be very soon with great artists of the country. Then it is a tribute to our roots, to our culture, to our folklore and it will be located in this great project. It is going to be a great destination for all these local businessmen who arrive in Borisco commercial park will have an assured traffic of people who will want to be here, who will want to take a souvenir anywhere in the world. Today, Gabriel and team from the Naga city of Caracol, the hotel occupation is full because we have Pan American skating, we have artistic events. It wasn' t easy, right now, to get a guest room that we' re having a hard time. Yes, ma' am, that was very difficult, and we know that tourist potential the city has. So the people who invest in this type of project are going to find in this obelisk and will find in all this development great attractions, which is what we are doing. Same builder of the Table, let us at once commit ourselves to what we are going to be with La Lucia for the inauguration of this bolisco. That' s here
1:24:58 with our manager, Alejandro Trujillon. Of course we are. He said we ' re gonna do it. He said yes and you' re special guests. Of course. Well, not everything can be perfect. We also have a little bit of humor. Count well, yes, yes, that' s good. Okay. It' s already twilight here, Fabril. This afternoon, Oya told me a story that I' m going to ask you here before the joke how. So there was also guey and the department of Tolima. It serves for movies, for television, for Netflix series. What are Gabriel and Vague has been chosen creative city of UNESCO. We have become a great epicenter for cinema, not only at the national level, but also at the international level. Netflix is recording a series inspired by a hundred years of solitude, a work by our literary novel, Gabriel GarcÃa Márquez Macondo.
1:25:54 We' re talking about that Macondo, yes, sir, fifteen minutes from the city of Ibague, very close to the municipality, site to the Male, in the department of Tolima. And not only are they recording, but there are great projections for that town that Netflix built to remain a very harsh attractive. What can be this here Gabriel Records that I am an actor so Justinson is an actor. He puts on his resume that you pulled out. Yeah, yeah, yeah, case Well, buddy, it' s too bad we' re breaking into your section. But stories that I remember that I have also recorded films and in Pandemia he recorded a very, very important film, because I did not go out but at first, in a momentico, but he was the most intriguing character, Gabriel. So it was more intriguing because I recorded a little bit and in the film it came out.
1:26:39 I would go out and say here I' m coming back, but I never went out again in the movie Garrito Brigante. Then people were intrigued. It' s probably coming out, it' s probably not coming out, the whole pante- people movie thinking about that' s because they didn' t record it on Iwage. That' s it, buddy. But look here we' re talking about innovation, development and jokes are always the same. The same story, the same one where the sonnet give Lucierna Gabino. No. No, no, no, no, no The beads become pattern, because the chasmo always doesn' t. But why so says pattern as constructure to the plateaus. We' re doing, changing, modeling what you ' re hearing, because we just pulled out a new section. Gaulito to see the section is called yes, look listen, right now, joke, joke and this recreated, yes re- created Gabuli. But if we already have the act and the what is called the thing première represented that but low tendency to name us, without presentation or anything else. Respect what fellows do.
1:27:42 Yeah, you hear what they say? Let' s hear that dramatic one. That' s silly, because we, our joke is all to hear it in a moment, but everything. Not then that, because it changes at once, once the mind. In addition, it is created and recreated. Gablita, of course and recreating is also humorous joy. Joy. We didn' t listen to that sarcaste and they didn' t put their foot on it. If you have it, it hurt me hongabilitos that our joke participates the director of the program, Gabriel de las Cartas. We' ve put it in. Gabrielito, not an honor starter. Yes, it was recreated, made a honita, permission to live in anyone' s vima, Gaulito, that' s not so or for everyone. He' s got the director who got them We' re going to the pia, yeah, sure, yeah, they didn' t think of that, Gabelito.
1:28:32 We are innovating and putting new things into the program. And here I can say and what I say and whatever you want to say, I have to keep quiet as I am told to shut up the least yes where or autonomy anyone enters, clearly interrupts what I consider necessary to improve, not like the other thing is that they send me almost out of the study, not and almost out of the snail. We' re practically laughing, we' re not. He practically died Gabriel gave yes, yes, yes, yes, now, Gabli nemo then this joke today as much as Gabriel is the one who Brito represents, that Gabriel is the one who represents and that gives him the gauulito of the director. The next joke is with the sponsorship of a builder. To the plateau. In the future there are two workers from a construction site called the consultant of the plateau, the two workers are found.
1:29:28 Yes, he tells the other brother who passed with Cristian Trujillo, the manager of the builder the plateau, brother brother did not know j is hospitalized. Like he' s hospitalized, but how if I saw him in a black cat at the disco last night dancing with an old man, it' s not clear and the wife caught him too. Pecto two or goodbye I' m missing. The house looks naga Gabriel is a radio snail. It' s time to go over what happens behind the microphones, that is, snail. And those of us who hit and hit on the radio. I just want to hit the radio. I just want to hit the radio. The Olympic Games were inaugurated and you want to hang your gold grade in the radio Olympics. Here' s our course. I want to hit the radio.
1:30:28 They won' t change words here. This is pa chata bugata, chupito chata boy. That' s a glib s. William Thomas Green Morton used ether as anas. As anas you anaste you' re like this and it ' s not saying like you' re like an anesthesipus for pain- free ga gle surgery. He' s already got the roles to play with equity, to play with who, to play with zinc with equity. No. I' m on the lanero, now, nanero, if I made a mistake as a poncher, yes, sir. Besides, pattern seems to be that jar taro, clear video carote not the carote that taxi stop. The jar snarled the jar, the taxi stoppage was because they' re demanding the joke. Yeah, do they represent Tane Four in the afternoon? Five in the afternoon? Four in the afternoon? Five in the afternoon, three minutes was free. Already in this is sustainable snail, in diable snail, snail or I' m thinking, but I don' t promise you I' m going to ram, I' m going to ram, I' m going to be an investigation. So either you' re under investigation. Whatever you want doesn' t know what makes one more dive. We have an intensive module of vocalization and pronunciation or lawyer follow, because we have not seconds
1:32:02 that are very intellectual contrexias, not exact, that belong to the battalion or the battalion. Ayacucho in to take care of what you have today. Imagine, imagine if you put me down I imagine any good panguines. Imagine what another one looks at, but today, he hears in Brazil, he was going to say but he hears Paraguay is the day of the engineer who has such qualified people and that if you see the fats keep them to the millimeter the movement exactly we all thought it was going to be one after catastrophes g Three, trigras, trigras, three will take place in Cali between the progresses proje. What he put in it. He' s taking the berry we ' ll show him. Crows the report of 18 kilometers per hour. As Ricardo do Quieras says two friends are talking, sports friend, take all or
1:33:41 even babies won' t want to miss our classes. There we go, there we go. Well, Oyame Roberto, as long as the girl of the party calms us down, how it was twittering is that when it kills true, it touches the rich man of la ay what terro well or that the parents pretend to be that the children cry basically as they taught us in that role and a doctor true, yes, for cold, aha, for hunger and sleep or because it is in dirty. Oh, what do I expect to be part of our course? I want to hit the radio.
1:34:30 If he didn' t like it, our course goes beyond evils, because it' s good as soon as they recognize when in a row they gave us the call to give var. Gabriel of the houses is Radio Ganco. Very well follow the fireflies in Caracol. We' re still in the city of Ivague. Here falls in the afternoon the voice of the businessmen, is the voice of the Tolima in great encounter in the regions of haste Radio here in Ibague, Tolima and, of course, constructs the plateau that has accompanied us wonderfully this afternoon. Good opening of the Olympic Games. And we will have a great month of Olympic Games, as we salute the Minister of the Interior, Juan Fernando Cristo. Let' s hope the athletes do well.
1:35:13 There is also a Colombian delegation to the Olympics. Orlando Villar before how was the trip of Colombia the Olympics, the silver that the athletic left the postman that accompanies the President, the athletic of the postman. In which competition will participate within all the guests. What do we know about sollar, as Gabriel looks at an opening really the one that has gone there with the Colombian delegation, really spectacular, with the hat or the teao. Our athletes were there, a delegation that arrived there Gabriel with about ninety athletes, especially women. And this is to highlight thirty- eight men, eighteen different disciplines in which they will participate in the Colombian Olympic Committee. That' s right, we applaud that. The one that worries us is what costs us the athletic lizard of all those who take us to the opening and be there at the Olympic Games. For Gabriel, moreover, has been criticized, for example, one of the things, in addition to that delegation and that the covering that is making, for example RTC, of public television in the personal, Gabriel, to me it seems that it is, therefore, well, that public television passes to the athletes and pass the Olympic Games, but that it does not become a stage, because so that they are giving only microphone to President Gustavo Petro, taking breast there that I agree has arrived. We' re not going to use it and hopefully RTVC won' t fall into that game of making the performance of some athletes in an Olympic Games political. A gold medal is one of the Colombians, it is not of a government, that is
1:36:44 of the left, of the right or of the center, and that must always be taken into account. So let us hope that this will not become a political manifesto, but a victory for all Colombians. If there is also Gabriel again the theme of Casa Colombia. On this occasion, and that is always done at the Olympic Games, we must do so and we must show it now. President Gustavo Petro said it was for the world to know Colombian coffee. It doesn' t seem, according to the prisoner, that no one knew him. Grace, you don' t know him that until now he' s going to meet you. He' s not gonna meet. It all started from scratch in this government. There are no signs, of course, not only of that culture, but also of what the country produces. And it is a scenario not only to show athletes, but also tourism, to show the wonders that Colombia has. But yes, unfortunately, this theme of the entourage to which a number of Gabriel people add and that we end up paying out of our pocket of Colombians. Well, the Atlético, the Postman Dr Cristo, how are you doing good afternoon, San Fernando Hello and Abrie It' s good afternoon, how are you doing very well, sir, how are you doing well, Minister of the Interior, putting the bed on all the stations face yes, all the channels, Gabriel and in all how it went yesterday with talking about the star. Well, Gabriel, well, that' s how we' ve been talking. I' m face one we made a shit and gave me gon yes, yes, gave him half ror or r has a rum rujón yes, yes, yes, and we talked about everything and that we have to go to the jaga and
1:38:19 not put many to pay weddings to people who gongonea that there is pro yes, there is a lot, yes. I have here some fellows who are surrounders, rock professional roasters and stew the stew from which rum snores the laughter that coins is an impressive thing. Yeah, yeah, we don' t go too much, they do, our athletes do. I want to expect from them men have pohi olympics showing gene country. They present very well here Colombian, yes or no, of course, because they go and poche put their breasts. If you do, when you put your chest and shit, you make up your chest, what you have to do. That' s what you have to do for your chest and face. So, Gabriel, here with Lucia on Gabriel puts her chest and shits her face. Let him get what he doesn' t. No, because everyone' s laughing.
1:39:27 Don' t let me talk Skipper. We agree with Christ, because you give him the breast and the letter. Sure or watch the face of the Sobrio show. Of course he' s the face of the exact show, he shits it, the cabsa the king of directors, mother shits it, that crazy one. Don' t defend me Gabriel from the exact ones that a full king, exactly if I' m putting in pattern or I' m begging. No, I don' t know if it' s my turn there, I' m being defended, man. He hasn' t put a noose around our necks, he doesn' t put it on, he doesn' t go a little bit like the direct thing would have happened. Yeah, play, you' ve done a ra doctor Christ to see what he' s going to say Hey at lunch. You would have eaten it rice, eaten it, glued it, not that you like the paste on Fridays yes and the dessert and a yes that you roam with the little girl, the brews, the preva, the stan las grives and the crazy port that I love or Christ has seen it someone with water and passes it with water clear water that has harassed you. You' re a bully.
1:40:35 That' s what you' re talking about You' re talking about podcast, because the tests are gone or I put that on how many shit competitions are. I want to shit after the tests, after the medis. Toy like peebres with Gante arechita. It didn' t cost me any good, more like a roll for our highs. Good games are the lucky peak, Colombia luck and besides Caracol Radio César Agustoño in the Olympics. The Olympics saw here the inautoligation, the luck for Colombia and its great legas a bread fifty- one women and thirty- seven they stopped nineteen disciplines to bring me long in the cycling, weights of nechis in athletics, doubt tria plum the cabalina, hammer, weights nailed in race, in swimming, bowl march, can notage with scream ban compete with Narco and boxing the Polinia soon triple jump, jumped the long jump put on in Lutandley of atence gate Bording Golf so that Gapiel Bibre. We thank these warriors, because these are the representation of
1:42:15 the great push and the bitch that was of so many people of my nation. Again luck to our entire delegation at the Olympics in Paris. Well, we' re going to see each other. Closing news, Mr Gabriel. News the closure so far continues the riots in the demonstrations, but also acts of vandalism around the protests that take place around the National University. Is Caracol Radio journalist Maria Paula Pineda now at the scene, Maria Paula, what is happening so far? Orlando Gabriel? News of the closure, with the intervention of UNDEMO uniformer who is preparing at this time in the vicinity of the National University, after students who will advance a sit- in in rejection of the events that occurred yesterday afternoon, in which one in police report fired in response to explosives attacks by hooded men. Let us also remember that due to these blockades, there are more than sixteen thousand affected TransMilenio users who have been seen during the afternoon walking along 26th Street Avenue. The situation so far, thanks to MarÃa Paula from the National University, the situation Gabriel, with thousands of people who have had to get off the buses behind Millenia again affected by these blockades and where the call is again made, because they affect the collective rights of those who were returning home and cannot do so at this time. News that we will soon expand on the Radio OK snail night news. We said
1:43:46 goodbye in Ibague. We are with the voice of the businessmen, which is the voice of the Tolimas the encounter in the regions of medium haste or vague Tolima again thanks to the builder to the plateau for having us. I know I' d say I' d put up with it or rather this afternoon a little bit of humor and we' re leaving mother me. Yeah, and that' s good. Yes, because he' s already here they give us advice, here Dr Alejandro Trujillo López, the engineer of the construction of the plateau. So what did babysitter tell you that if your wife gets lost, don' t go to the police. Gabrielito get to talk about it at once, even though that pretty thing comes from a gabriela, you can get the cell phone without it looking like an area they put up and they. It was in an important magazine, in the magazine Mundo Empresarial.
1:44:38 Or the engineer Alejandro Trujido López and his wife Maria El Pilar Fajardo Sarmiento, two brilliant meinte. Gabrielito, well in the construction here da Baguette, how well this couple behind this builder, the plateau and what they are doing here, in neither BáquÃ, in the department of Tonino, is impressive. Cablito and we leave with the three fast and curious to this now of the afternoon and now in the naga light, the bones, ask them and curious. That one was sent to her by the engineer Mary of the pillar, Pajardo Carlito. Or tell me yes and ask one guy to the other I and he says they were an engineer. Yes, he was an engineer to themselves, an engineer to construct the plateau, to build the plateau, yes, yes, hey, how' s the construction of the school going, of the music. He said we made good progress, yes, of course a pile was faster. It wasn' t fast, but it wasn' t good, but fast. Yeah, she told him I told him they were there talking and he did to her rather he did to her at last than she santivo cabilito and hers. He does tell her you' re celiac.
1:45:50 Yes and I Antonia kubo came out. Yeah, yeah, show up minus two, no yeah, come on two. Zero tells the child, dad dad, what language my love is. When you' re bathing, you throw Shampoo, then the language comes. No. Either I wouldn' t or I wouldn' t be from here. Wouldn' t it be 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, 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. Ostay not happy to see. Thank you for being in a fight here, in Caracol, from the city of Bagua,
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