🚨TENSIÓN EN EL DESALOJO DEL "ELEFANTE BLANCO" DE BELGRANO: LA DESESPERACIÓN DE UN PADRE DE 5 CHICOS

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El denominado "Elefante Blanco" de la calle Olazábal, tomado desde hace cinco décadas, está siendo desalojado. Cerca de 30 familias no van a tener a donde ir.

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00:00Be calm, successful, however, there are incidents.

00:04Do you know where they took me?

00:06This is my baby!

00:08There's a desperate father because the situation is...

00:11The place where he was going to stay.

00:14Look.

00:17In the place, in the place, in the place.

00:20That's my house.

00:22That's my house. That's my house.

00:26I'm sorry, Barbosa, it's my brother.

00:27Marcelo.

00:28Marcelo, come here.

00:30You have a family, you have five children.

00:32What's the situation?

00:34I have five with two disabilities.

00:38They were born here.

00:40They were born here.

00:43They killed this.

00:46The one who bought it bought it for money.

00:49He bought it with us inside.

00:51And you know what he did?

00:53He paid the two or three powerful men and said,

00:56take him out, take him out.

00:58He doesn't care.

01:00He doesn't care.

01:02He doesn't care.

01:03How long have you been living here?

01:05More than 20 years.

01:06All my children, the five of them, were born here.

01:09They grew up, they were raised here.

01:10They do the treatments here.

01:13Do you know where they wanted to send me?

01:15They wanted to send me to the province.

01:17Do you know what they do?

01:18We send them to the province.

01:20They wash their hands.

01:21Go, go over there.

01:22Did you go to see the place where they were sent?

01:25They took them there.

01:26They took them there.

01:27They took them.

01:28We went.

01:30It looked like a prison.

01:31I swear it looked like a prison.

01:33My daughter wants to go to the bathroom.

01:35I take her.

01:36All the crutches came out.

01:38They were all there.

01:39They tell me, I'm not going to be there.

01:41I'm not going to be there.

01:42They tell me, I'm hungry.

01:48Well, well, the situation of desperation of the boy.

01:53Five children, two in a situation of disability,

01:57unfortunately.

01:58And they lived here all the time.

02:00Now he wants to return because the conditions that he has given,

02:04we don't know who, of habitability,

02:07they are not, but not at all, where he lived here.

02:11I want to pay.

02:12I want to go to a place and not with five children.

02:15Who gives you?

02:16Who gives you?

02:17When do they tell you that they are going to evict you?

02:19Friday.

02:21Friday, Saturday, Sunday.

02:22What do they tell you?

02:23In 48 hours they had to leave the place.

02:25Oh yeah?

02:26And where am I going to get it?

02:27The children are inside.

02:28Where am I going to get it?

02:29They are going to sleep.

02:30They didn't let us take anything out.

02:31What time did you go with the boys, Marcelo?

02:33What time did you go with the boys?

02:35Marcelo, Marcelo, stop.

02:36Because a S.A.M.E.

02:38Okay, okay, calm down, my friend.

02:40I don't know what's coming.

02:42Calm down.

02:44I'm still talking to you, Javi.

02:46To all this, those who are with boys like Marcelo.

02:49An ambulance, please.

02:50Where are the boys, Javi?

02:51An ambulance.

02:52Officials.

02:53Are the boys here, Marcelo?

02:55Yes, they are here.

02:56Yes?

02:57They are here?

02:58Calm down, my friend, calm down.

02:59Now, it's strange that in a procedure

03:01with these characteristics,

03:02that generates this type of tension,

03:03there is no ambulance.

03:07Calm down, calm down, calm down.

03:09There are people here who also live in the building.

03:12Come here.

03:13You are going to have a trial.

03:14The impotence of not having a trial

03:16to prove that the lying usurpers are them

03:19and not us.

03:21How long have you been living here?

03:22A long time ago?

03:2322 years.

03:24The oldest lady lives here 65 years ago.

03:27I'm going to lose my things because I can't...

03:29All your things are here, you can't...

03:30You couldn't get them out?

03:31No.

03:32Why?

03:33It's a person who is alone.

03:34An older person does...

03:36I have my documentation inside, they didn't let me get it out.

03:38What do you mean they didn't let you get the documentation out?

03:40They didn't hurry.

03:41The subcommittee didn't hurry.

03:42We have to go, we have to go out.

03:43Everything is in a hurry, everything is in a hurry.

03:44But come back tomorrow.

03:45The things, and the things are here.

03:47I came to the government of the city

03:48to see the trucks that were taken.

03:51A strong eviction and they don't bring enough trucks.

03:55There on the street.

03:58There is Marcelo.

03:59He is a little calmer, yes, yes.

04:02Let's recap a little bit, Javi.

04:05The saddest thing about this is that the night falls...

04:08Yes, the night falls and where are you going?

04:11The night falls and where are you going?

04:13I don't have my bed!

04:15I have to sleep with my children!

04:18The night falls and he has nowhere to go

04:20because the living conditions that the government gave him

04:23are not adequate.

04:26He is with the children here.

04:29We remember, five children, apparently two disabled.

04:33Javi, the situation is complex, it is complex.

04:36I don't know, and we could have a bad opinion

04:39of the place they offered him to leave,

04:42because we don't know, we didn't see it.

04:44He denounces that it was not a habitable place.

04:47It doesn't seem like a habitable place either,

04:50even if they had been living there for more than 20 years.

04:53Clearly, it is a place that is even lacking

04:56security measures.

04:59I understand that the outcome was...

05:02Let's see.

05:04How was it to live here?

05:06How was it to live here, Marcelo?

05:08How was it?

05:09How is it to live here, a family?

05:13A united family.

05:15My wife, my five children.

05:18One who sees it from the outside of the building says,

05:21this building has the security measures,

05:24you live well, you live in comfort.

05:26Yes, yes, until they got there.

05:29They told us to turn off the light.

05:32They said, I don't call you cloaca.

05:34Javi, let's make him calm down,

05:37because I don't see him well.

05:39The man I understand, the crisis he is in,

05:42I don't know what I'm going to do with my children,

05:45but it's a complex situation,

05:48complex from every point of view.

05:51A building that, even if they have been living there for more than 20 years,

05:54doesn't seem to have guaranteed living conditions either.

05:57I am surprised that they have survived more than 20 years,

06:00and even more so if they have creatures that are in a situation of disability.

06:03Here we have to solve and address that situation,

06:06but obviously that is not the place either.

06:10Even if they have been there for a long time,

06:13they are more apt to live there.

06:16We will see how this situation is resolved.

06:19We will make a short break and continue here in Quién Cuando Dónde.

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