00:00How are you? Good, how great.
00:04Well, today we're going to talk about welfare programs.
00:10Tomorrow we'll talk about how the call for Saturday's march was made.
00:19The idea was promoted that young people were organically calling for this march called Generation Z.
00:30But here it was shown that in reality there was a boost of close to 90 million pesos promoting this mobilization from the opposition on the one hand and also with the support of a businessman.
00:53Many accounts, even from abroad, promoted this mobilization.
01:00And let's get to the questions.
01:03What did we see on Saturday?
01:08Well, we saw that the vast majority were not young people.
01:14The vast majority of those who marched on Saturday were not young people from Generation Z.
01:18Yes, there were some young people, but most of them were not young.
01:22We saw very familiar faces of those who marched with the pink tide and called for the so-called pink tide.
01:31There were intellectuals or
01:36Politicians.
01:50So a very violent group that arrived at the city's main square, very violent.
01:54Some dressed in black, others not, some with their faces covered, others not.
02:08Most of the violent group that arrived were not young people.
02:11They were carrying grinders, lockpicks,
02:17hammers,
02:22sledgehammers.
02:27These were to break the weld.
02:29very well-prepared.
02:36What was their goal?
02:40To tear down the fence.
02:42That we put up precisely to prevent confrontation between these groups that have marched in the last mobilizations,
02:54but that now had better preparation.
02:55Thank you, Madam President, good morning, Angelica Guerrero from Financiero Blomberg.
03:06This very violent group that arrived with
03:08material to break down the fence.
03:16After an hour of pulling on the fence, broke the fence
03:19and did not even reach the palace, but rather attacked the police in a very violent way.
03:30There are the scenes.
03:34The police resisted for about two hours with blows.
03:41There are many videos on the networks.
03:44Television, well, first of all, to find out their opinions about the march.
03:49And then there was a campaign on the networks saying that young Mexicans, by the way, young Mexicans are not violent.
04:02They are not violent and we have to listen to them.
04:05We always have to listen to young people.
04:12This is not an issue against Generation Z or young people,
04:14because very few young people actually marched,
04:17but what they wanted to raise later on social media,
04:20just as they raised the campaign for the march,
04:22is that young people are against the transformation and that they were repressed.
04:26Of how many people participated,
04:33it is worth it.
04:34So, we are not going to fall into provocation.
04:40We should not fall into provocation
04:42because what they are looking for are these images of repression
04:44and we should not fall into provocation.
04:46No matter how complex the circumstances,
04:55we do not repress,
04:56we should not fall into provocation
04:58and even less into violence.
05:04So, we must pay attention to young people,
05:07but this mobilization
05:08is not a problem.
05:16We must pay attention to young people,
05:19but it is good,
05:20because as they are English
05:22with a 체 scrub and it has ult.
05:23It is a pleasure for this child to drop
05:26into a project of water
05:28which is integrated into its path for the process.
05:30So, we scientists have always sat down
05:31and performed by the recomm Fell
05:33from an invisible to this device.
05:35In case of these small portal
05:36people choose to undergo
05:38further Employee's can-setting
05:40management
05:42is by our mufs.
05:44We are not going to do
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