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In this Spanish monologue, the speaker argues that Argentina’s development hinges on prioritizing security above all else. He claims that the safest countries attract the most investment and generate higher revenues, using the United Arab Emirates as an example of near‑zero crime due to a strong security focus. To achieve comparable safety, he proposes extremely harsh, deterrent punishments: the death penalty for offenders from age 16, and corporal penalties such as finger amputation for theft or sexual assault. The speaker frames these measures as essential to protect wealthy individuals, eliminate criminals, and consequently draw domestic and foreign investment, thereby making Argentina a “better” country.










