Director de Ganadería llama a no politizar brote de peste Porcina

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00:00We have cheese here in La Ganavera, we are here for this purpose.

00:05And well, the PPA, we continue to work hard.

00:09Today we have a meeting of the agriculture team to take more severe measures

00:16for control and eradication of the disease.

00:21On the other hand, it is also to deny what the media say,

00:25that we have minimized the disease

00:29and simply what we have said is that it is not a situation to worry about.

00:35The whole agriculture team of the State,

00:39headed by the President of the Republic,

00:41the agriculture advisor of the Executive Board,

00:43the well-known advisor,

00:45we are going to have a meeting in the afternoon

00:47to take more concrete measures on the disease.

00:55This disease is a cyclical disease.

01:01You can compare it with other viruses that make at a certain time,

01:06you see that the mortality increases, the incidence also,

01:09and that is what we are experiencing.

01:11Normally, for the months of February,

01:14the disease tends to rise because it is reflected in the movements of December,

01:21but we are taking all the measures in place.

01:24Tomorrow we are launching a brigade for the control of internal traffic.

01:31You are going to see them there.

01:35They have everything necessary to work on this issue of internal traffic.

01:41We are also ready, we have two checkpoints,

01:45both Navarrete and Pajon.

01:48That is totally finished.

01:50They are going to integrate for internal control.

01:53We have two checkpoints, both the one at the summit and the one at the pylons,

01:57in Azoa, which are ready to be assembled.

02:02We have made a lot of progress.

02:04It is good to say that the Agriculture Directorate

02:06has the decision on the disease.

02:09About 15 days ago, the President of the Republic

02:12also gave some resources for the internalization

02:15of small producers who suffer from the disease.

02:19I have called all the producers to notify the veterinary services

02:24when they have some kind of mortality.

02:28There are still reports of losses.

02:31Yes, of course, we have been compensated.

02:33It is strange that the situation of Dajo has caused so much alarm,

02:41because they are small producers.

02:44If the producer notifies them,

02:47they are compensated for the quantity of animals they have

02:50so that they don't lose their money.

02:52And the State has given the Agriculture Directorate

02:55some resources for the internalization of these producers.

02:58So, those claims that I think are unfair

03:05and that are polluting an issue that should not be polluted,

03:10How much does the government have to subsidize?

03:15And how much has it compensated so far?

03:18Well, the government has been compensating

03:21approximately between 180 million pesos per year.

03:26This year, when we exceeded 60 million pesos,

03:29the international organizations,

03:31under the leadership of the Federal Government of Madrid,

03:34have come to subsidize the resources once they have subsidized those resources.

03:41And how much do they have?

03:43Yesterday, we had meetings with international organizations

03:46and they have also started to provide resources for active migration

03:50and also for the control of the farms.

03:53How many of those resources does the State have for this plague, Porcine?

03:57Well, we don't have a limit to respond to the farmers.

04:03We are simply giving them what they need.

04:06We are talking about the President of the Republic,

04:08the President's Fund of the Republic,

04:10has given approximately 60 million pesos

04:12and we have available approximately 4 or 5 million dollars

04:16of contribution from international organizations.

04:18But that's what I'm telling you,

04:19we don't have any kind of limit to try to regulate

04:22and continue so that the national production continues to strengthen

04:26and so that the disease can be eradicated.

04:28Doctor, have there been cases of transplants or cases in farms?

04:31Many farms have already reported major losses.

04:34We have...

04:36About a month ago,

04:39we had medium producers,

04:41two medium producers that were affected.

04:44After that, everything has been small producers

04:47and it has been compensated if they have been notified.

04:50That's what I'm telling you, I'll repeat it again.

04:52We, the decision of the Department of Agriculture

04:56on the disease, we have it only 15 years ago.

05:00This year, but not specifically right now,

05:03this year, how much has been given to those producers who have lost?

05:08What is the loss that you are talking about?

05:10They are small producers.

05:12Approximately 2 million pesos

05:16is what we have been able to compensate

05:18after the President passed it on to us.

05:20That money has not yet reached the producer

05:22because that leads to a bureaucracy

05:24and we still don't have the payment to give.

05:29We do have the resources,

05:31but you know that it leads to a bureaucracy,

05:33it leads to a revolution of the State,

05:35of the State of the Republic,

05:37and of all the control bodies of the State of the Republic.

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