📢 "PEDÍ UN COLCHÓN Y ME DIJERON QUE TENGO QUE ESTAR AFILIADO A UN SINDICATO"

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👉 José es uno de los damnificados por las inundaciones en bahía Blanca, nos mostró que en su casa, no le quedó nada y hace una fuerte denuncia.  👉 Seguí en #BuenDíaA24 📺 a24.com/vivo

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00:00No, we need mattresses, and... I don't know, the basics.

00:07The basics.

00:08Obviously. Did anyone pass by the neighborhood to offer you the basics?

00:12No, no. No, no, no, no. No one ever passed by here.

00:18For example, if you had to go...

00:20They are offering mattresses, but...

00:24I went to a few places and they told me, no, you have to be affiliated with this or that union.

00:30And, well, I don't know. Maybe I wasn't lucky. I don't know about the other people.

00:36But, well...

00:38But, José, I mean, isn't there...

00:40But, well, I kept going.

00:42Isn't there a place where the municipality or the province has told you,

00:46come here, you don't have to be affiliated with any union,

00:49and we'll give you mattresses, sheets, etc.?

00:51Isn't there anything? Didn't they tell you anything about this?

00:54No, no, no, no.

00:59And how are you going to get them?

01:00Right now? No, I don't know. Maybe they're not giving me enough, because...

01:03I know it's a very complicated area.

01:06Because here we have white and black.

01:08There's still water, but...

01:13Patience, I don't know. Patience.

01:17While we're talking to you, José, I'll tell you...

01:20I'm unemployed right now, but...

01:24While we're talking to you, I want to say that the president is arriving.

01:27With all due respect, I find it very interesting that the president arrives,

01:30but I care more about talking to José, unless we have the president's word.

01:35How old are you, José?

01:36I'm 50.

01:37Let's leave the image of the president if you want, but I find it interesting to talk to José.

01:40How old are you, José?

01:43I'm 50.

01:45Is it the worst you've had to live in your 50 years?

01:50Yes, that's true.

01:52I went through the storm, but it didn't affect me at all.

01:57The hail made it a little difficult for me with the motorcycle, but it was nothing.

02:01But that was the worst thing I've ever been through in my life, really.

02:04And things have happened in Brazil, things have happened here.

02:08And in Bariloche, I went through the volcano issue.

02:11I don't know if you remember, I was in Bariloche with the volcano issue.

02:16But, well, I had to remove the ash from the ceiling,

02:19but nothing serious happened.

02:21But this time, now, yes.

02:23Now it's complicated.

02:26And remind me, José, how is your family composed?

02:31I have a sister who lives here,

02:35four nephews,

02:39I have a nephew, a daughter and a baby.

02:44How old are you?

02:45I'm 12 years old.

02:46Twelve?

02:47Twelve, yes, twelve years old.

02:50I can imagine the shock you must have had for your two happy children.

02:56Yes, yes.

02:58And above all, without communication, I was worried.

03:03But luckily, as the mother lives in a high place,

03:08nothing happened.

03:10The truth is, no.

03:11Better, luckily.

03:13I can imagine.

03:14Relatively.

03:15I can imagine.

03:16And what do you do in life? What do you do for a living, José?

03:22I'm a salesman.

03:25Food salesman.

03:27But now I'm unemployed, for now.

03:29I'm unemployed.

03:30Now you're unemployed.

03:31And how are you going to fix it?

03:33Because later, without work, with this, how are you going to fix it?

03:39The truth is, I don't know.

03:41I don't know.

03:42The truth is, I don't know.

03:44I don't know.

03:45But well, I'm working to get it.

03:47I think so.

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