Bahía de La Habana en condiciones precarias

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Bahía de La Habana se encuentra en condiciones precarias, llena de residuos. Denuncia ciudadana.

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00:00 Look over here.

00:02 Greetings.

00:04 Here I am in the Havana bay,

00:08 once again making one of the many denunciations

00:12 that I make to this Cuban government,

00:16 mainly to the CIGMA,

00:19 and to the institutions in charge

00:23 that have to do with the pollution of the environment

00:27 on the islands,

00:30 where there is oil, plastic, glass, wood waste,

00:36 where it takes years and years

00:41 to disappear in the ocean,

00:45 where it is polluted,

00:47 where there are all the impertinent and pertinent means to see,

00:53 where the government's official media give it,

00:57 where we do not have a vision of the cleaning of the Havana bay

01:04 and other places in the country.

01:07 Not only the ocean,

01:09 there are also many rivers polluted,

01:13 of great environmental pollution.

01:16 So, as I was saying,

01:19 many remains and many oil, metal, plastic, glass waste,

01:27 where all this pollution affects

01:36 all the marine flora, all the marine vegetation,

01:44 affects the whole environment,

01:49 where there will never be a development

01:55 in the Cuban coast of fish.

01:59 There can be no vegetation,

02:07 there can be no marine flora,

02:10 there can be no fish,

02:12 but fish can develop,

02:17 because look at what they live,

02:21 what we breathe,

02:22 because here you breathe an environment

02:27 a little unacceptable, toxic,

02:33 where the environment is affected.

02:39 So the government,

02:42 the government's maritime organizations,

02:47 do not have,

02:50 well, they do not have to clean the streets of Havana, of the city.

02:54 Imagine to clean,

02:58 to clean the coast,

03:01 the beaches,

03:05 etc.

03:08 This is one of the many complaints that the Cuban government

03:13 bothers when people like us,

03:16 who do not silence ourselves,

03:18 we do not shut up,

03:21 we complain.

03:22 Look here,

03:24 how sad to see the ocean,

03:26 the pollution of the environment,

03:29 even here is located the so-called beer bar,

03:37 where the customers,

03:39 or the tourists,

03:40 the Cubans,

03:42 everyone who sits to share there,

03:45 is breathing a polluted air,

03:49 is breathing a pleasant air,

03:52 nothing like that.

03:56 We demand that this reaches the world,

04:04 that the world sees what is lived on the island daily,

04:10 in all that the Cuban lives for more than 64 years,

04:13 surrounded by hunger,

04:15 need,

04:16 pollution,

04:18 and misery.

04:20 Reporting for ADN Cuba,

04:22 Pedro Keala,

04:23 Carlos Milané.

04:25 www.adncuban.com

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