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Inclusión en el aire 9 de Abril

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Luciana details the exact documents and age needed to join the Promover employment program for people with disabilities.

1. BCNRadio's Inclusión en el aire opens its 2026 season with disability employment, Argentine football, and TV reviews. 2. The program is hosted by Lucas Méndez with co-contributors Ramiro (sports), Javi (entertainment), and Tayel (cinema/TV column). 3. The episode's core thesis is that disability inclusion in the Argentine labour market is a practical, national-scale program with real local examples, not an abstract aspiration. 4. Guest Luciana Albert, from the Pinamar municipal employment office, explains that the Fomentar/Promover program has operated under various names over several years and is available in every city in Argentina. 5. The program's eligibility requires a valid certificado único de discapacidad, being over 18, and not holding registered employment — pension recipients can participate in some training tracks. 6. A flagship case is Aimé, 19, who has trastorno específico del lenguaje and trained at local restaurant Atante starting in November/December so she could serve tables during the summer peak season. 7. Employers who join the program are required to provide work accident insurance (ART) and, depending on company size, must meet a staffing quota for people with disabilities. 8. The Pinamar office is located at Avenida Bunge 2100 near the bus terminal; people from surrounding towns including Madariaga also enroll there because not every municipality has its own employment office. 9. Luciana notes that each municipality runs equivalent services — Madariaga, for example, has a taller protegido (sheltered workshop) and centro de día rather than a direct employment office. 10. Ramiro Caputa recaps Boca Juniors' Copa Libertadores 2026 opener: a 2–1 win over Universidad Católica (Chile) at Clavo Arena, with goals from Leandro Páez (minute 16), Bahelio (63'), and a late strike from Luis Díaz off a Debrey corner. 11. Universidad Católica were managed by Daniel Garnejo, a former Independiente player and national team coach, whose side pressed for the draw after half-time but could not get past two goals. 12. Lucas and Ramiro note that both Boca and River are underperforming in Copa Libertadores/Sudamericana relative to their domestic form, but conclude the tournament has barely started. 13. River's new coach Kowhite is credited with lifting the team's domestic play above what Marcelo Gallardo had delivered, drawing on experience at Rosario Central and Racing. 14. Javi raises concern about the government's plan to close Promover, a residential facility for people with severe physical disabilities who cannot attend day programs, framing it as a political decision affecting vulnerable residents. 15. Javi also mentions that the meteorological service building faces staff cuts affecting both young meteorologists and veterans aged 50–60, drawing a parallel to institutional closures. 16. A noted cultural highlight is the return of Kito Pisa Replay on Malabar-TV YouTube at 8pm, 25 years after the original program, with host Chucho. 17. Tayel reviews Eleven: New Generation (Disney Plus, premiered March 18, 20 episodes of 20–30 minutes), which returned six years after season 3 ended in 2019 and includes tributes to Sebastián Atié in both the first and last chapters. 18. The episode mixes formal interview segments, live sports commentary banter, and a poetry reading by Tayel, giving it a community radio energy with low production formality. 19. Best suited for Spanish-speaking listeners interested in disability employment rights, Argentine football, or nostalgia for Argentine children's TV. 20. Likely not for listeners seeking in-depth tactical football analysis, English-language content, or a linear editorial format.

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