António José Seguro transformed

This transcription was generated automatically by Artificial Intelligence and may contain errors or inaccuracies. I heard the question, but it is not a question. I perceive your questions, but let's take it easy, okay? I don't want anyone to be offended. I will answer you that when you tell me here eye to eye. I sometimes have more to do than answering daily. Calm down, Jesus. So, Bruno, does anyone like the president? No, Carla, many people like the President of the Republic. António José Seguro still has high popularity. We have seen here a few weeks ago that the popularity levels are not those of Marcelo, which should even please Seguro, but the Portuguese assessment is largely positive, according to the latest barometers. The problem is that, meanwhile, criticisms have started to appear from various sides and some even unexpected for António José Seguro. Ferro Rodrigues, the former President of the Assembly of the Republic, considers the presidency up to this point positive, but laments what he called Seguro's many absences in important matters. Ascenso Simões, also from the PS, went even further, said that the president runs the risk of turning into a kind of Queen of England. Now he is king, no longer Queen of England, but he says Seguro risks being someone who is there, who gives some nice speeches, but who does not intervene when a firmer word is expected. On the left, the Left Bloc and the PCP also criticize Belém's silence on the cost of living and housing, and disagree with several decisions by the president on more controversial laws. On the right, the AD has praised António José Seguro's institutional stance, but there are also criticisms from figures close to Passos Coelho, who ask for more initiative from the president. In other words, from the broad informal coalition that elected António José Seguro, it seems that only the government remains, which is the only one that, at this moment, does not throw ideas into the fire. And today, it seems it is really today, that we will know who will buy TAP. It is true, Nelson, it is really today that we will know who will be the buyer. The two finalists are the German Lufthansa, which has other companies from other countries in its group like Swiss, Austrian Airlines or Eurowings. And on the other side are the French and Dutch-- can we still say Dutch or not? Dutch. Dutch of Air France and KLM. The Council of Ministers will then decide who buys almost 45% of TAP's capital, from the concrete proposals. Little is known, it is known that the Germans offer, for example, the full price they propose, which is unknown, but they propose to pay in money, all in cash, real money. In sacks. It will not be in sacks, perhaps a bank transfer, but with many zeros, certainly. And in the case of Air France KLM, they propose, as an alternative, that part of the deal be paid through a swap of shares. In other words, what does that mean? Air France KLM, in its model, would then have almost 45% of TAP and instead of paying all that, give the Portuguese State the possibility of also having a small percentage in Air France KLM. Now, Air France KLM also has minority stakes, below 30%, either of the French State or of the Dutch State, of the Netherlands. Therefore, we would remain, imagine, all shareholders and partners of Air France KLM, in addition to TAP, that would be wonderful. Let's see. The government prefers cash. Let's see what the government will decide, shall we? I bet. Here is my-- Do you think? You think so. My old-fashioned view, we will not be here with modernities, share swaps. Is there any press that reports some favoritism from Lufthansa, but we have to confirm by- It is possible. The Germans are always favorites in everything, aren't they? In the end, they win. 11 against 11. In football, no longer. No longer in football. That is of other times. After today's decision, there is a bureaucratic and regulatory ordeal with Brussels and only in two years, more or less, will the process be closed, even after the decision and the agreement are closed. But it is a decisive step, this one today, to sell the company. The company has already been sold, privatized and nationalized several times, and to distance the State from decisions that are business-like. João Cravinho already wanted, in the 90s, to sell TAP to a large European group, at that time it was Swissair, which subsequently failed. And notice, this idea will happen then 30 years later. It is the year of the limit. It is the time it takes to translate things into Portuguese. Exactly. It is the time it takes for the idea to mature, as they say now. I also saw in the press that both raised their proposals after that extra round of negotiations. It is normal, yes. The government then joins a room with one, then goes to another room with another, to try to make it profitable, as is evident. Very well, Bruno. Only Greta Thunberg was missing in the Paris demonstrations. She appeared there, didn't she? It is true, and it is a case to say: "Look who she is," or "Good eyes see you." The French students have even done an excellent job in terms of protests. It is also a French tradition, but now they have a weight reinforcement, a climate activist from the strikes in the classroom, the Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg. The young woman appeared in Saint-Denis, on the outskirts of Paris, and declared that the future of young people is being stolen. A phrase that serves for almost everything, but in this case it was even accompanied by a quite concrete list of complaints about the state of French schools, the lack of teachers, the degradation of buildings. Greta Thunberg, she who was missing from classes to defend the planet, is now alongside those who protest for the lack of conditions to have classes. What matters, as she said, is that the future of young people is being stolen. The future of Western young people, poor things. There is still time to call António Guterres, then just gather some tents and flags of Palestine here and we have a multi-purpose demonstration for all generations, and not only for the young people who see their future being stolen. And speaking of changes, the world of television and broadcasting rights is no longer what it was. Paulo, things are going to change. Yes, it seems irreversible. And what was timidly happening in the last big events will become the standard. Netflix bought the exclusive broadcasting rights for Spain and Andorra of the Football World Cup 2030, which is also being organized in Spain, but in partnership with Portugal and Morocco. And the platform will then ensure the full and live coverage of the 104 games. In Spain, there will be a game in open channel for each match and a set of games that includes all the Spanish national team games, the two semi-finals and the final, which will also be broadcast on open channel. Traditional television stations are also increasingly out of game in big sporting events, which are champions of audiences almost everywhere in the world when they occur. In the World Cup this year, we already had the experience here in Portugal of Live Mode TV, which means that now with the big platforms arriving at this deal, this will not go back. I heard the question, but it is not a question. I perceive your questions, but let's take it easy, okay? I don't want anyone to be offended. I will answer you that when you tell me here eye to eye. I sometimes have more to do than answering daily. Calm down, Jesus.