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Mariotto THREE STREAMS: STATION ILLEGAL "MUST COMPLY WITH LAW"

" When you have an opportunity to comply with the law and do not, they will not be able to issue "he said in an exclusive note RADIO 51, President of the Federal Authority for Audiovisual Communication Services (ex COMFER), licensed Juan Gabriel Mariotto.
Mariotto was in Tres Arroyos under uan conference at the school No. 1 of that city, where he mingled his work as head of AFSCA from the new media law and his political campaign on behalf of the candidacy of Cristina Fernandez.
Comfer The former owner, was asked in the wake of the proliferation radio outside the law in our country to which convened these stations come to the current legal framework of the law 26522 stating that "all will have the opportunity to comply with the law, as appropriate," although both admitted that who "do not, they will not be able to deliver."
In an act that Mariotto was flanked by deputy provincial Carlos "Cuto" Moreno and provincial senator Roberto Fernandez, different groupings linked to Kirchner took a clean sweep with flags and singing the stage of the auditorium of School 1 Tres Arroyos. On stage was the mayor of that district, Carlos Sanchez and other political leaders of our city and area, so as media of Tres Arroyos and Dorrego.
One of the hard times of Mariotto's speech was when he referred to the connivance of civilian sectors of the media with the dictatorship, with special emphasis on the relationship of ARPA (Association of Private Broadcasters Argentinas) with the military government. Paradoxically, the president of AFSCA did mention this in Tres Arroyos, perhaps unaware that the representative of ARPA questioned during the dictatorship was none other than Evaristo Alonso, the late owner of LU24.
Mariotto, Moreno and Fernandez made a clear defense of the "model" led by the president at different moments they had to address the audience.
before the public lecture organized by the Cultural Center Tres Arroyos, Mariotto toured the facilities of Channel 9 television CELTA Malvinas praising a documentary made by the broadcaster. Later he moved to Radio Tres Arroyos and after the talk in the school 1, the daily La Voz del Pueblo.
Mariotto, had a brief chat with Radio 51 of our city, which stressed that the media law is "moving forward" despite the legal constraints imposed, and said "you are unlocking the legal issues that were preventing unfortunately the implementation of the law. " Asked about that 51 is the only Radio station City has completed all formalities for AFSCA (ex COMFER), NCC (National Communications Commission) and Air Force, Mariotto said with respect to the other radios that "must also be legal" and that "there will be technical plans accordance with the law "to encourage its early accession to the law. "When you have an opportunity to comply with the law and do not, will not be able to issue" concluded Mariotto before the microphones of Radio 51, minutes before leaving the school No. 1