00:00Hello, I'm back after a hectic few weeks with an earthquake, a change of government,
00:05It happened precisely when I took a few days off that coincided with a family calamity.
00:12I couldn't be as present as the situation required, but oh well,
00:17That's where the team stood, reacting with great class and sound judgment.
00:22But of course, there were a few reprimands, some very undeserved, others perhaps debatable.
00:29but hardly justified in a moment of such high emotion.
00:34One of these latter ones came about through our initiative to contribute using our megaphone,
00:41on social media in particular, so that those who were searching for their missing loved ones could...
00:47They managed to find them. They reported them to us with their photos, and we made lists with their names.
00:52to help in their search, which was quite useful. But of course, as time went on,
00:58That information kept changing, as it was complex to keep it completely up-to-date all the time.
01:04time. So some people started getting reprimanded because people who had
01:11appeared alive or sadly dead as well, as they were still appearing in these galleries.
01:17Despite constantly reviewing listings and cleaning and removing them from the galleries,
01:23Well, we weren't moving at the same speed. The eagerness to report a disappearance, quite rightly,
01:30Well, it's not the same to report the happy or sad outcome of that disappearance.
01:37We were there refining, but we couldn't keep up and we didn't catch the reprimands.
01:42Also in that group was a headline that a subscriber felt was being sought from us.
01:48minimizing the magnitude of the tragedy in Chocó when our intention, and this was clear in the article,
01:55Quite the opposite. It should be noted that, although the number of deaths in Chocó was lower than in other areas,
02:02The impact of the tragedy was even greater due to the conditions of the apartment. However,
02:08If it was read that way, it was clearly an unfortunate title. But the tecino allowed room for
02:16interpretations, and it was a bigger blunder. It was the one we made with the change of government.
02:23in an infographic from the inauguration weekend, with the members up to that point of the new
02:30government team. Sometimes swallowing a single word can cause a greater trauma.
02:36It is true that the result was somewhat paradoxical, as pointed out in his reprimand @jufra
02:43I decided to introduce the new chief of staff, Nicolás Gómez, as the son of two men. But, of course,
02:50That wasn't the intention; we simply forgot to include the word "nephew," and it ended up as "son of the senator."
02:57Enrique Gómez and the Minister of Finance, Miguel Gómez Martínez. Of course, he is the son of Enrique Gómez and
03:04Miguel Gómez's nephew. May Laureano forgive us. I'm sure it wasn't any kind of revenge.
03:11And I'll end with a "it's best not to explain, it's confusing," because this week we decided to clarify things for everyone.
03:17For those new to land-related topics, the differences between the various measurements used are unclear.
03:24in the land market to determine the surface area of the land. But, as they say,
03:31We're comparing apples and oranges, because instead of talking about fanegas, which is the unit of area,
03:37We used fanegas, which is actually a measure of volume. They are related, yes, because a fanega is
03:45the volume of products that can be produced in a fanega, but if we were going to compare it with hectares
03:53They're measuring by area, so we should have said fanega, not fanega. Anyway, that's all. See you later. Bye.
04:15Thank you!
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