A girl in an ESI class exposed her father's daily sexual abuse, leading to his 14-year prison sentence.
The episode begins with hosts Lucía and Julio welcoming listeners back to their show on Radio Tren Topic, broadcasting from Villa Crespo. They open with a musical segment by Charly García, transitioning into a discussion on the recent Argentine presidential debate. The hosts express concern over candidates like Javier Milei and Victoria Villarruel questioning established historical facts, particularly the number of desaparecidos during the dictatorship. Julio references CIA archives from 1978 estimating 22,000 desaparecidos and explains how forensic investigations support the figure of 30,000. Lucía highlights the reivindicación de la dictadura by these candidates. The conversation shifts to Integral Sexual Education (ESI), with Lucía detailing cases from Salta province where girls revealed sexual abuse during ESI classes, leading to legal actions. She explains the term 'chineo' as sexual abuse against indigenous children with racist dimensions. Julio then discusses Mahatma Gandhi's birth anniversary, his philosophy of non-violent resistance, and its impact on India's independence. A musical interlude by Fito Páez follows. The hosts return to political analysis, with Julio recounting the 1968 Tlatelolco massacre in Mexico and linking it to denial of state terrorism in Argentina. They also mention the 2013 Lampedusa migrant tragedy and a sports note on Kun Agüero's 2015 football achievement. The episode concludes with a curious historical note on the origin of October's name from Roman times, dedicated to the god Mars.
