Cuba: ancianos duermen en la calle

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Cuba: ancianos duermen en la calle a plena luz del día. Esto es lo que supone que no se vería en Cuba. Denuncia ciudadana.

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00:00Tell me, this is a lie, how do the elderly continue on the street?

00:06Every day that passes, more need appears, more desire for people to be truly helped with the heart.

00:15And you don't get help from any hospital or anything?

00:18When they hit me, they hit me in the back.

00:22Every time you go, they hit you in the back?

00:25Look, family, this is an emblematic sight.

00:28Look, the shame of shame, of lies, of deception.

00:35Look, what is hidden behind all this?

00:40Look, look at the elderly, in broad daylight, where they start looking for something to eat.

00:51Look, here in front of the Bellas Artes Museum.

00:58Look, it's the truth disguised with deception and lies.

01:06Look, look at you.

01:11Tell me, this is a lie, how do the elderly continue on the street?

01:19In broad daylight, where they start looking for something to eat.

01:29Look, family.

01:34Every day that passes, more need appears, more desire for people to be truly helped with the heart.

01:45Look over here.

01:48The sight of reality.

02:02Are you with me?

02:03Yes.

02:04How are you?

02:05There.

02:06As always, to eat?

02:08Yes.

02:09How many people help you?

02:12I arrived just now.

02:14You arrived just now?

02:16You told me about San Lázaro and La Piedra.

02:19Yes.

02:20Are you from San Lázaro and La Piedra?

02:22Yes, I'm from La Piedra.

02:23Yes.

02:24And how have you been?

02:25More or less, I'm going to San Lázaro and La Piedra right now.

02:29There is no institution that helps you here?

02:32No.

02:33No organization?

02:34No.

02:35And you have gone to the social security institutions?

02:38Yes.

02:39And what do they tell you?

02:40That they don't have a budget.

02:42That they don't have a budget?

02:45And how many years have you been living?

02:48I don't remember.

02:50You can talk to the whole world so that the whole world can socialize with you.

02:55Do you have a phone number or something?

02:57No.

02:58Because this report is for ADN Cuba and the whole world sees it.

03:01And maybe someone can help you.

03:04Well, the same thing here in Havana.

03:06I'm in El Velado.

03:07I'm in El Rincón.

03:10They tell me that I'm going to die.

03:13I have a son who was drafted two years ago.

03:15Yes.

03:16And this year he couldn't be drafted because he was sick.

03:19He couldn't be drafted.

03:21He's sick?

03:22And what is that?

03:23HIV.

03:24Ah, you have HIV?

03:25Yes.

03:26And you don't get any help from any hospital or anything?

03:29When I get HIV, they hit me in the back.

03:33Every time you go, they hit you in the back?

03:35Yes.

03:36Then you have to ask for money to eat.

03:39Look, family.

03:40Tell me your name and last name.

03:42Lazarito Pacheco.

03:45How old are you?

03:46I'm 70.

03:47We're going to report for ADN Cuba.

03:49Maybe someone can socialize with you.

03:51Look, family.

03:52Reporting for ADN Cuba.

03:54Carlos Milanés and Luis César Góngora.

03:56Look, family.

03:57The reality of the Lord.

04:01He has HIV and he's on the street.

04:04Where do you sleep?

04:05I sleep on the train tracks, on the bus tracks, wherever I can.

04:09And where do you shower?

04:11Sometimes I shower in the river, sometimes I shower wherever I want.

04:14And where do you do your necessities?

04:16Out there.

04:18I can make a tank of garbage wherever I want.

04:20Look, family.

04:21How much do we feel?

04:23Look, family.

04:24This is the truth.

04:26The truth disguised.

04:27Look.

04:29The truth disguised.

04:30The truth disguised.

04:32Look, family.

04:34Reporting for ADN Cuba.

04:35Carlos Milanés and Luis César Góngora.

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