El CAE y la fiesta de los morosos: ¿ejercicio técnico o populismo?

In today's program, Fernando Villegas harshly criticizes the constitutional accusation against former Minister Grau and the letter signed by a group of economists which, in his opinion, masks political decisions under the guise of "technical exercises." He questions the government's economic management, the increase in debt, and the impact of the promise to forgive student loans, which he claims has incentivized delinquency. He then addresses police cases, such as the arrest of members of the Lafkenche Mapuche Resistance and a corruption network linked to a former regional secretary, pointing to a widespread moral decay. On the international front, he warns about the growing proliferation of nuclear weapons and the risk of a global war, pointing to Russia, China, North Korea, and also Donald Trump, whom he describes as a dangerous leader. Finally, he comments on the close election in Peru between Sánchez and Fujimori, warning about the neighboring country's economic direction. 00:01 – Constitutional accusation and letter from economists 00:07 – Forgiveness of student loans and increased delinquency rates 22:25 – Arrest of radical Mapuche group in Cañete 23:59 – Corruption network in fishing resources 28:59 – Nuclear proliferation and risk of world war 41:41 – Trump and the election in Peru