00:00Hello, very rarely with specific current issues that are known by a name
00:05Very specifically, it happens that several columnists title their texts with the same title, it
00:13This puts us in a dilemma. If we change one, the one left without the most direct description...
00:19He will feel disadvantaged, so that, generally, even if they are repeated, we leave the
00:25The same headlines in different columns. But no, that's not what happened to us this time.
00:30On Monday, two columns were published with the same title. That title, difficult to repeat.
00:36Furthermore, the cobra effect and education applied very well to the column of an educator, Santiago
00:43Espinosa, and indeed it was the one from his column. But on the other hand, it had nothing to do with
00:49Lisandro Duque's column, whose title was, or should have been, "Give him some care."
00:56Pure oversight on José David's part, who initially placed Espinosa's column in that location and
01:01Then she moved it to put Lisandro in his usual place, but she forgot to change
01:07The headline. And to top it all off, in a convoluted opinion section this past Monday, in
01:14The head of Berrardú's anti-editorial also completely forgot an accent mark
01:20necessary.
01:21I told you last week that we would be in a complex technological transition this week.
01:26This week, which at the time of recording this, hasn't ended yet, we still have one more day, but
01:32It's gone quite smoothly. I hope that bread doesn't burn on the way out.
01:38But I think that may have been the reason for this week's appreciation.
01:45The editor's internal review of a text would have ended up published, and were it not for the reprimand, it would not have been published.
01:51by Ricardo Ávila, because we wouldn't have noticed.
01:54I think it looks cleaner this way because of what that paragraph said.
02:00among the information from a conversation between journalists that should never have been made public.
02:05And taking possession of a position is one thing, and positioning oneself in a position is another.
02:12We hope they do very well because of the work they do, but for now, what happened
02:17This week Sergio Esteban Vélez took office as director of the Cari Institute
02:24Cuervo and Andrés Rafael Ramos took possession of the General Archive of the Nation, as he said
02:30our headline.
02:31In the caption, however, as he rightly pointed out in his reprimand, the at symbol is used.
02:36Darwin B, we should have said they took possession and not positioned themselves.
02:42Not yet.
02:43I'll finish with two.
02:44Nothing to do with it.
02:45The populations in the countryside have nothing to do with the probations that are
02:50in the countryside.
02:51As we put in the hook of an article about the effects of the earthquake on agriculture.
02:58And the threats against the Supreme Court justices have even less to do with it.
03:03As our photo-news report on social media indicated, with the high temperatures due to the
03:09The NID phenomenon, which was what the explanatory paragraph of that photo news story was talking about.
03:16there on social media.
03:17Cables completely crossed.
03:19Well, that's all.
03:20See you.
03:21Bye.
