00:00 You have to live with the animals, almost inside your house,
00:04 because if you don't, they take the male, they take the chicken.
00:07 Well, the government, I don't know what it's going to do with the crime.
00:13 So you think that the first option that should be taken to improve food production
00:19 is to take action against crime?
00:21 Against crime, because you plant a bush and they take it.
00:25 Right now here in Costa Rica, they have killed all the yuccas.
00:31 And who are they?
00:32 They are the criminals who don't work, who are watching.
00:37 When you leave the field, they come in.
00:41 And that way you can't deliver food?
00:44 Yes, they come in, but not much, because the crime ends.
00:50 If you make a piece of yucca, you have to tear it off, because you have to take it.
00:56 The government has to take action against this crime.
01:03 The animals, you have to be with the animals, above them.
01:07 Because if you leave them there, and they go there, they are not there anymore.
01:11 They are just taken.
01:13 How is the incidence of the last sacrifice here?
01:16 Too much. They are finishing.
01:18 Here they are finishing. The animals are finishing.
01:22 And is there any concern for the authorities, in this case the police,
01:27 the government, that they are concerned about these last sacrifices?
01:30 The police, as I was talking to a boy, the police here, they catch you.
01:36 You are stealing, an animal caught you, took you there.
01:40 But that police, when they leave you in El Salvador,
01:43 and the police has nothing to do with you,
01:45 a bail, 10,000, 15,000 pesos, you are released.
01:48 Then you come, another animal is stolen and you kill it, and you pay, and that's it.
01:53 And people say, "No, the police don't want to work."
01:56 No, the police, it's there when it gets there.
01:59 Because you get there, the police here took you there.
02:02 When you get there, the police here has nothing to do with you.
02:07 It's the people there.
02:09 You are released.
02:10 Look, they killed a mare, they took the mare and killed her.
02:14 The boy walks around, they didn't even pay me for the mare,
02:17 I couldn't take it and rip off its head.
02:20 Because it's blackmail.
02:21 An animal that was in a farm.
02:23 It passes by, laughing.
02:26 It passes by, laughing.
02:27 I caught the guy and I shot him in the head for that.
02:30 And they are killing animals, they don't let you reflect.
02:34 You have to be with the animals 24 hours a day, above them, there, there, there.
02:39 Because they don't let you reflect.
02:41 And they kill here, they kill there, they kill everywhere, they are killing you there.
02:46 The same thing I was explaining to you just now.
02:48 The youth has been in that system.
02:50 If they take a horse, they already have a thousand pesos to drink a beer at the party.
02:55 And a ox, and the same thing.
02:59 And I say, look, they did it the other day.
03:03 They say that here in Costa Rica they took one there,
03:06 and the bandit, because I'm going to tell you, the bandit put a machete on the police.
03:11 They don't know what to do with that case, because,
03:13 as the same man who came and told me that I can catch him,
03:16 he came talking about that issue,
03:18 that the police have to take a measure, because right now,
03:20 I catch you with this horse, and I want you to do it at midnight in my yard.
03:24 I have to use seven witnesses so that you,
03:27 so that they can testify that I caught you with this horse.
03:30 So if I go out to complain,
03:33 you give me a bad blow, you kill me, and that's it.
03:36 And the state, not so much the state, because it's the police.
03:39 Don't take a measure because I'm going to catch you with the horse.
03:42 I call you, they come here, they take you to El Salvador.
03:44 When you come, I don't get home when you're behind my back,
03:47 already carrying the neighbor's car.
03:49 And everything stays there, and everything stays there, I don't know, and I don't see...
03:53 And they keep killing.
03:54 And they keep killing in the case of criminals.
03:57 There, that's almost like what they say, daily.
04:01 That's not less.
04:02 And they take you today, and you start to get angry, and they calm down.
04:07 But next week they come back again, and they kill you.
04:11 And it's not easy, nothing.
04:12 And right now, this time, look how the horse is.
04:16 It's been two months, and it's almost gone.
04:18 They're going to kill me.
04:20 And you can't live like that.
04:23 On the roads, there,
04:24 now comes the party on November 30, and a lot of things up there.
04:26 And up there, a good beast.
04:29 Right there, in that plain, after the four roads ahead,
04:32 they almost get caught to take the jeep.
04:34 But they left it in the machete and people stopped.
04:36 And then,
04:38 they repeat it again and again, but the police, at least here in the East,
04:41 like we say, they have to take measures like that.
04:44 The head of the sector of the Lechero,
04:46 is under Marco Sánchez. I don't know if you know where Marco Sánchez is.
04:49 It's a big agency.
04:51 But here, in those little areas,
04:54 a sector head should be under the authority.
04:57 Why? Because, I'm not going to tell you,
04:59 up there they've already sold it,
05:02 almost to the face.
05:04 And no one has taken measures with that.
05:06 I don't know, I don't know what to say.
05:08 My friend took me on a bike, and they took me to Yegua.
05:11 The transport helps me work.
05:14 I don't know what to say, I don't know what to say.
05:16 And what was the process, the authorities, what did they do?
05:18 How was everything?
05:20 Absolutely nothing.
05:23 If they had worked, they would have caught the thief.
05:26 But you know who they are, they're good people.
05:29 That's why they did it.
05:30 So what, do you think that the authorities
05:33 are implementing a good policy for this?
05:36 It's better not to talk about it.
05:38 It's better not to talk about it.
05:40 So, the peasant is suffering the last sacrifice for this area?
05:45 Every day.
05:47 I'm going to take it to Yegua.
05:48 It's with what I went up to work.
05:54 It's not easy.
05:56 And now, you're going to change for a bike?
05:59 It never appears.
06:01 It never appears.
06:05 [The End]
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