00:00In Argentina, since the government of Javier Milley, 216 journalists have been attacked.
00:05Reporters have become the favorite target of repression. Let's see more details.
00:15On Wednesday, March 12, during the ongoing protests by Argentina's retirees,
00:20reporter Pablo Grillo was about to take a photo of the scene that unfolds almost every Wednesday
00:24a barricade on fire, and behind it, the repressive forces of the government.
00:27Pablo Grillo did not see that one of the gendarmes aimed at his head and fired,
00:31shattering his skull. Pablo is still recovering. His father tells us how.
00:41Pablita is much better. His progress is very good. We had a period where we were a little scared.
00:47He wasn't making progress because that's how it was, there was a peak, then he developed hydrocephaly.
01:00No, he's better. More proactive. He had a kind of delay, you would ask him something,
01:16and it would take him a while to answer.
01:17It has been seven months of ups and downs, as the reporter lost a significant amount of brain
01:26matter in the shooting, requiring several operations.
01:33He stayed that way for a couple of months returned to Ramos Mija to have the prosthesis fitted,
01:38and after weeks, a month, he came back here to Roca to do rehabilitation.
01:41The progress is slow, as we had been warned, but it is steady.
01:53His parents, brother, and some friends take turns caring for him, and people show him respect
02:01and affection.
02:08The government accused him of being a dangerous extremist, but did they talk to them?
02:18Absolutely no one from the national government.
02:21Nothing more than the media messages released by Bullrich Adorni,
02:24who is pathetic, claiming that we cut off communication.
02:26We never cut anything off because no communication was ever established.
02:35If anyone cut off communication, it was Bullrich's lies,
02:39who lied from the outset and continues to lie.
02:45Photographers continue to be the preferred target of the repressive forces
02:51of the Argentinian current government.
02:52From Buenos Aires, for Telesur, Fabián.
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