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La Habana parece una ciudad en guerra. La calle Santa Clara esquina Insiquidor en La Habana vieja está llena de basura y putrefacción. Emilio Fernández Cabrera, un cubano desamparado que deambula por la zona afirma que “nadie resuelve nada” y denuncia que hay abuso y corrupción en el ministerio de vivienda en Cuba.

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00:00 Look, family, one of the ways they use to deceive people.
00:12 Look, family, do you know how much this costs?
00:16 Look, this is here in Santa Clara, in Quisidor.
00:23 Look, family, they come to rob the towns that have been collapsed.
00:30 Local areas that are robbing a part of the area.
00:37 Look at this.
00:42 Look at this, family.
00:49 They don't have the resources or the possibility to put a cart to take this to the landfill.
00:57 What do you think about that, sir?
01:00 What do you think about that?
01:02 What do you think about that?
01:04 This is an abuse.
01:08 In this country, they have not been able to solve the problem.
01:15 We are the old lady and we are not able to solve the problems of the population.
01:24 Look, family, all the garbage, all the filth.
01:28 How can this place be like this for so many days, where there are plagues,
01:32 little bugs, rats, cockroaches, bugs.
01:37 We are revolutionaries, but no one is a revolutionist.
01:39 The municipal government is the old lady.
01:43 Housing is a disgrace.
01:45 I am on the street.
01:47 What is your name?
01:48 Emilio Fernandez Cabrera.
01:50 And what happened to you that you are on the street?
01:51 I was arrested.
01:53 They left me homeless.
01:56 Everyone knows me.
01:58 I won the State Council of Sedeño.
02:02 Everyone knows me.
02:04 And what did they say to you?
02:05 Nothing.
02:06 That all the municipalities solve their problems independently.
02:10 They don't accept anything.
02:12 They don't respect anyone.
02:14 And then where do you sleep?
02:15 On the street.
02:16 And where do you eat and do your necessities?
02:19 On the street.
02:20 It's an abuse.
02:22 Can we report this to DNC?
02:23 Yes, of course.
02:24 Okay, what do you authorize?
02:26 Yes, of course.
02:27 That it becomes viral.
02:28 No, no, Emilio, my head.
02:30 I am an alcoholic.
02:32 I have nothing to do with that.
02:34 Housing, the old lady is corrupt.
02:39 Housing and the municipality of the old lady is corrupt.
02:43 Family, a complaint from the Lord.
02:47 Look at the reality, family.
02:49 In a place where there are young people,
02:52 all kinds of people pass,
02:57 including children, adolescents.
03:00 This has remained like this for history.
03:05 It's a story, really, this.
03:08 Look.
03:09 It's the truth.
03:11 Where the neighbors really,
03:14 inside the house of the neighbors,
03:17 enter the cockroaches, the fins, the rats,
03:19 the insects, the mosquitoes, the rodents.
03:21 Look, family, reporting to DNC, Juan Carlos Milanés,
03:24 Julio Cesar Góngora.
03:26 Look, family, the truth.
03:27 Below lies and deception.
03:29 Look, family, no more lies.
03:31 And don't fool me, the people are tired of so many lies,
03:34 so much deception and so much slander.
03:36 Look, family, the truth.
03:38 The truth.
03:40 The truth.
03:41 [BLANK_AUDIO]

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