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In this Spanish‑language monologue, Mauro Stendel argues that money does matter. He acknowledges the common saying that money doesn’t buy happiness, but counters that money enables concrete actions: paying for children’s cancer surgeries, drilling water wells in Misiones, building homes for the homeless, and funding personal travel. He stresses that while money is a powerful tool, it should not become an obsession or blind the holder. The overall message is that money is important for achieving tangible goals, yet it must be kept in perspective.










