Calles intransitables en Nagua dejan comunidades aisladas y sin servicios

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00:00Look at that. Look at that. Look. Look at how we are.

00:08Throwing stones at people. Look how they are on this road.

00:12How many more have found out today that this is daily?

00:29We go through this situation daily.

00:31Look how those bulls are pulling that cow.

00:33Look. Look.

00:35There is a union that serves.

00:37Throw a stone there.

00:51They are bad with the stones.

00:52They hit each other.

01:24So, pay attention to us.

01:26This is how you can cross the road.

01:28Look how it is.

01:30Thanks to the people of my friend Chua's factory,

01:32who gave us a material trip

01:34so that we could have access

01:36to the road.

01:38Here we are with the mine.

01:40Comrade, what message do you send

01:42especially to the authorities

01:44of the province of Marietta and Sanchez?

01:46That they come to help us

01:48because they know that we

01:50really were promised

01:52that when the government arrived

01:54they were not going to receive us

01:56with all the neighboring roads

01:58and they have not kept their promise.

02:00We hope so.

02:02Pablo, do you have anything to say

02:04to these people?

02:08Well,

02:10we are almost tired of talking about this.

02:12We are tired of talking

02:14because

02:16the problem of the neighboring roads

02:18of us, of these communities,

02:20has already expired.

02:22This is tiring.

02:24The people are tired.

02:26The authorities up there

02:28are tired of us

02:30because we are always

02:32longing and claiming

02:34to be given the neighboring roads.

02:36And look at the condition of the roads

02:38every day.

02:40What I can say is that if they believe

02:42that we are sons of God

02:44like them,

02:46like the officials up there

02:48or like other communities

02:50that are walking

02:52on their paved roads,

02:54it is possible that

02:56we also deserve

02:58that our roads be paved.

03:00And more because

03:02I don't know why these roads

03:04from here

03:06that belong to

03:08Arroyo El Medio

03:10are totally forgotten.

03:12For the authorities, it seems that they are forgotten.

03:14Why? Because the production

03:16that comes out of these fields

03:18does not seem to reach the province

03:20of Nahua. It seems that they do not reach

03:22because if they reached the province

03:24of Nahua or passed through the province of Nahua,

03:26the officials up there

03:28should think that we deserve

03:30a paved road

03:32that can be walked on.

03:34Thank you, brother Pablo, thank you.

03:36So you see the requests of the people.

03:38We are still here waiting

03:40for those who believe

03:42that they can help this whole community

03:44with access to roads.

03:46Gentlemen, it would be great

03:48if a person gets sick

03:50and we cannot have access to roads,

03:52especially to take them to the doctor.

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