00:00Well, sometimes I'm really amazed at how a certain part of newspapers, a certain part of politics can really instrumentalize the actions of the opposition.
00:12Even today, from us, knowing that you were here, there have been many comments of this kind.
00:17Ok, so, I really can't understand how you can turn reality upside down by saying that those who take care of people who don't have a home,
00:29you can't say that those people take care of people who don't have a home, because the movements fight for the home.
00:38They take care of people who don't have a home, because there is a system that doesn't work.
00:47Those houses are public houses.
00:50What do you mean by public houses? I mean, not the private ones, but you are trying to regulate the distribution of public houses?
01:00Well, there are people's houses that are made to be assigned to people who need them.
01:08But the problem is that this mechanism doesn't work.
01:11So you agree on the criteria of assignment, let's say.
01:14Lombardy is a tragedy.
01:16So what happens is that people who don't have a home, on their own or with the movements, enter houses that are left abandoned.
01:27But they are not second houses or third houses.
01:30No, they are...
01:31They are not private property.
01:33They are public houses that are made to be inhabited by people who can't afford a higher rent,
01:45who can't afford to have access to a home, who have no other way to have a roof over their heads.
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