📢 TENSO CRUCE ENTRE CRUCE ENTRE MARTÍN MENEM Y GERMÁN MARTÍNEZ

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En una reciente sesión de la Cámara de Diputados, se vivió un tenso momento cuando el diputado Germán Martínez insultó a su colega Martín Menem.  🗣️ @luisnovaresio 👉 Seguí en #BuenDíaA24 📺 a24.com/vivo

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00:00I'm going to tell you what's going on.

00:02What do we do with live insults?

00:04Because if I'm telling exactly what was said,

00:06I have to get in trouble.

00:08I had a professor of journalism who said,

00:10there is the narrative genre and the assertive genre.

00:14The assertive is when you speak in the first person.

00:17The narrative is when you count,

00:19so the bitching is said without any problem.

00:21If you want, you are telling me that, Max,

00:23and we can listen to it.

00:24We are not going to put beep,

00:25you saw that now they put beep,

00:26because it's not funny.

00:27If we put beep, it's not funny.

00:30Honorable Chamber of Deputies.

00:56No, Mr. President.

00:57Can I read the statement, please?

01:00We are keeping the order of the session that has been voted.

01:04The Honorable Deputy of the Caño has the floor.

01:07Honorable Mayor.

01:09The Honorable Monica Litza has the floor.

01:18Honorable Litza, please.

01:21You have the floor.

01:22What's going on?

01:27What's going on?

01:31Mr. President.

01:34Honorable Litza, please start.

01:37I request an interruption.

01:39The Honorable Martínez.

01:41Privilege issues in the second batch with apartments,

01:44as a labor plan has been voted.

01:46Yes, Honorable Martínez.

01:48No, Mr. President.

01:49When you have the development of a session,

01:51in this one and in any other,

01:52and there is something that a parliamentary bloc

01:56goes against the privileges that are stipulated,

02:00the regulation, you don't have to say a word.

02:02In so many privilege issues,

02:04it doesn't matter if a majority was generated,

02:06a new group A,

02:08to not be able to talk about anything in this session.

02:10But it seems to me that this is totally wrong, Mr. President.

02:13Let me do the privilege issue,

02:14because it has to do with this moment that we are going to wait for.

02:18You are going to raise it when it corresponds, Mr. President.

02:20No, it's when it corresponds now.

02:22It's the same, Mr. President.

02:24You are going to raise it.

02:25Mr. President, now is the moment that I see.

02:27Thank you very much, Mr. President.

02:28There is a plan that has been voted in this session.

02:32When it corresponds.

02:34No, Mr. President.

02:36No, Mr. President.

02:37There is an order and the majority, the Plenum, I repeat,

02:41the Sovereign Plenum has voted a labor plan

02:45and we are going to fulfill it as more than half of this session has voted, Mr. President.

02:50I don't want to mess up the debate.

02:52I don't want to mess up the debate.

02:54The floor is yours, Mr. Alicha. Thank you, Mr. President.

02:57Well, no.

02:58The good thing is that Germán Martínez maintains a coherence.

03:01He is rude, but with a view to the sea.

03:04There he got up, and there I have to violate the good taste,

03:08he got up and said,

03:10I asked you for the word well, you are an idiot.

03:14Germán Martínez answers Martín Menem

03:18and Germán Martínez ends the session by saying,

03:21I told you that you are an idiot.

03:22All this came out.

03:24Of course.

03:25Martínez, really, is the most rude,

03:29he does all this because they don't want a clean sheet to come out,

03:32he is working, he is doing a merit with the boss.

03:35Look, I don't have a close relationship with Martín Menem.

03:41I admire his patience.

03:43Yes, because the insults I just described came from Germán Martínez.

03:47Then, as if this was not enough, Pichito got angry too,

03:50because there was someone who was recording him.

03:52Then he said, hey, don't film me, it bothers me that they film me.

03:54That is the atmosphere in which the session is being developed,

03:58which was obvious that it was going to be like this,

04:00because the subject for which we came is a complicated subject,

04:02and also because in the third session they barred him

04:07and made him play tricks in the previous sessions

04:09so that the quorum would fall.

04:11It was going to be tough.

04:12The Honorable Chamber of Deputies, thank you, Professor.

04:15We are going to Israel because the possibility

04:19that the return agreement of the hostages

04:23of more than a year taken by Hamas

04:25in exchange for prisoners sentenced in the prisons of Israel

04:28can generate a moment of great tension.

04:31Vivi Netanyahu made an ultimatum.

04:33Gabriel Astrosky is our correspondent in the Middle East.

04:36You are in Tel Aviv.

04:37Good morning, Gabriel. How are you?

04:39Hello, Luis. Hello, team. Good morning to you.

04:42Good afternoon to us.

04:44On a day that continues to generate tension

04:47and anxiety about what will happen next Saturday,

04:51the reality is that Netanyahu's position,

04:54according to the statement he gave yesterday

04:57to all the Israeli press,

04:59is that if on Saturday at noon

05:02he never releases the kidnapped,

05:05Israel will go back to fighting on the Gaza Strip

05:09against the terrorist group Hamas.

05:11This was confirmed yesterday by Netanyahu

05:13after a cabinet meeting

05:16in which everyone voted unanimously

05:19that they agree with this position

05:21from the Israeli government.

05:22There, inside the hostages, we continue to think

05:25very much from our place,

05:27about the Vivas family, Gabriel.

05:29We continue to think about the Vivas family

05:31and we continue not to have news about the Vivas family.

05:34Luis, the reality is that both Shiri

05:37and the little ones, Xfir and Ariel,

05:40who are now 2 and 5 years old,

05:42were kidnapped more than 490 days ago

05:45and nothing is known.

05:47I mean, the attitude of never communicating

05:50a year ago, of communicating it to Yarden,

05:52the father of the children who was released

05:54a week and a half ago,

05:56that his family had been murdered,

05:58they continue to maintain it.

06:00But on the other hand, Israel,

06:02unlike the specific information it had

06:05for other confirmed murderers,

06:08has no confirmation

06:11about the death of the Vivas,

06:13so they continue to maintain hope,

06:15but without any specific notification

06:17that gives traces of their life.

06:19I mean, we only know that they are on the list

06:22of the original 33,

06:24of which 17 are yet to be released,

06:27to be released,

06:29but they were not released either

06:31at the time that the protocol of the agreement

06:33indicated that they had to have been released,

06:35which was in the first delivery on January 18.

06:38The truth is that what anguish, right?

06:40Because that little light of hope

06:42of recovering the people

06:45who were kidnapped in such a wild way

06:47is on the verge of falling.

06:49Hopefully there will be a solution soon.

06:51Gabriel, thank you, as always, from Tel Aviv.

06:53Thank you, Luis, a hug for everyone.

06:55See you later.

06:57We promise with clear family assignments

06:59who, when, where and how.

07:01Well, I'll tell you.

07:03Today, in some way, we were telling Rubén

07:05about the increase

07:07that family and social assignments

07:09will have in February,

07:122.7% increase.

07:14But also, the novelty

07:16is that it comes with a payment,

07:18with an additional reinforcement,

07:20an additional reinforcement that represents

07:2285,000 pesos of school aid per year,

07:26a payment that is for the only time

07:2885,000 pesos for each child,

07:32daughter in school age.

07:34Let's remember that this annual school aid

07:37is paid for children of initial,

07:41primary and secondary level

07:43from the age of 45 to the age of 17.

07:4785,000 pesos, then,

07:50that is paid in the month of March

07:53in a complementary way

07:55with the family assignment per child

07:58or the universal assignment per child.

08:00This aid covers all workers,

08:03those who are in informality,

08:05vulnerable families,

08:06monotributaries,

08:08dependency relationship,

08:09but with a cap of income.

08:11Families who have a registered job

08:14to collect the annual school aid

08:16have to have a monthly income cap

08:19of 4,023,266 pesos.

08:24Otherwise, it is not charged.

08:26In the case that the child,

08:28the girl, the teenager,

08:29has some kind of disability,

08:31here there is no income cap, it is paid.

08:33It is a measure,

08:34an annual school aid cap

08:36that will reach 9 million children in Argentina.

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