This is CBS I on the World with John Bachelor.

Here's John Bachelor.

New World Report, my colleagues, Joseph Ubar, Executive Director,

Secure Free Society, Ernesto Aruja, former Foreign Minister of the Republic of Brazil.

We begin Ernesto with welcoming you back from Buenos Aires

from the successful inauguration of Javier Malay, a new day in Argentina, but I begin with a question about how the atmosphere was in these

days before and after the inauguration.

I could see the video package, and President Malay was in very good spirits, dressed very conservatively,

making remarks that were consistent with good governance.

How was the mood before and after the celebration?

Good evening to you, Ernesto.

Good evening, John.

Yes, it was a pleasure to be there because we felt something going on,

something in the process of

of it murder.

Lots of remarks, lots of young people,

that impressed me in the celebrations and in the streets and in front of Congress when he gave the

speech. Of course lots of our Argentinian flags. This was not necessarily the case with the Peronistas.

So it's the same kind of patriotic base for a new project for the country.

I think that's very good.

They're reconnecting with their tradition, with their past.

At the same time, lots of glads than flags.

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