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04:05the peace, justice and reconciliation, and we can resign all this pain that, as Christ,
04:14was killed unjustly.
04:16Well, well, take care.
04:20Well, well, and take care of yourself.
04:24And take care of yourself.
04:26I have the ball all over there.
04:28I have the 10 shots that they hit me, and they take it with the little girl who is there,
04:34and my son just left the sun.
04:37And then I went up to the top because I told them they killed me.
04:43We are in a very violent society and no one is respected.
04:49Let's see if we can get denounced.
04:52Here, no one can get news at the international level.
04:56And it's something inaudible, something unjust.
04:59It shouldn't be this injustice.
05:02I just wanted to make this justice.
05:05I found the city of Boston.
05:12It was a peaceful city.
05:14It was a peaceful town.
05:15It was a peaceful town, where children come to play.
05:30It was a boy who one saw grow and die in such a cruel way,
05:38head-to-head, cut-out.
05:41It was something very painful, very sad.
05:48We're going to make a kiss.
05:51We're going to make a kiss.
05:53We're going to make a kiss.
05:55We're going to make a kiss.
05:58I see every day that the boys are easily killed by the delinquency.
06:04They are dazzling by this situation and then they fall.
06:09They are easily killed.
06:18They are killing different ways and the worst way you can die is
06:22they are alive.
06:24They are killing you.
06:25You are crazy.
06:27Our Father is in heaven.
06:30You are sanctified.
06:32The law of the jungle.
06:34The strongest survive and the strongest die right now.
06:38We're active.
06:40We're active.
06:42We're not enemies.
06:44We're so afraid.
06:46Will get past the bullfight.
06:48Or are we alone.
06:50You are to love you.
06:52We need you.
06:53More whitewater, we need you to do better than die
07:02You are the hardest part of your lanzagblower.
07:06You are the hardest part of your lanzagblower.
07:09It's that it's about who is superior, who has more strength.
07:15Who kills the most, who follows his words.
07:17Part of it comes from that, from what you learned,
07:20in those series, from the cartels,
07:23all that comes from there.
07:25One learned it from there.
07:30The videos are spread out of violence, of the dead, of the decapitated.
07:34There are heads that degollate their heads,
07:37they take their hearts, they take their hearts,
07:39they open them like a puerco.
07:40I don't know if you've seen them.
07:41Once they take their hearts, they open them,
07:43they take their hearts, they teach them.
07:45In the video, they tell you,
07:47look, they're still burning.
07:48They're burling.
07:49They're burling.
08:04Good morning.
08:07Good morning.
08:08Good morning.
08:11Good morning.
08:15We're going to ask the Lord to help you all.
08:18But we're also going to ask,
08:20and we're going to ask the Lord to put in the hands of the Lord
08:22all the victims of violence.
08:25Since I've been here, I've died like 11 people.
08:29Only 11 in three days.
08:34The name of the Lord is so beautiful.
08:37The name of the Lord is so beautiful.
08:42How beautiful is it.
08:49I'm going to allow myself to be romantic.
08:51Ecuador was a very beautiful place,
08:53beautiful place,
08:54to live in a whole paradise,
08:56but it was invaded by the sea,
09:00by the darkness.
09:01It has stopped to shine and now we are in colors of black and yellow.
09:09The evil, I think, is the absence of the good.
09:13What is darkness? The absence of light.
09:16Light can create it, but darkness can't create it.
09:21I think it is a absence.
09:24The evil is a absence of the good.
09:27What a shame, our beautiful Esmeralda.
09:29And with so much violence, it has a red.
09:33Red.
09:34It was my body.
09:39We're very strong and ashamed of the good.
09:42We're very much beautiful.
09:45It was not my mind so entertainment.
09:48We will SENCIANT ME.
09:51WE'RE LOOKING AT THIS uw AT Corona für weiterebringen.
09:53With strength, with strength, come on!
10:17From 2019, the criminal violence in Ecuador grew rapidly.
10:22For different factors, situations, for the fact that we are close to the border line,
10:27especially with our neighboring country of Colombia.
10:30In the south, Peru.
10:32And this is a determinant for Ecuador to become a country of drugs.
10:42This type of problems has caused us, ecuatorians, great inconvenience.
10:49There are deaths behind the drug.
10:51There are often murders behind the drug.
10:54There are problems, there are extorsions.
10:56Not only for Ecuador, but also for Esmeraldas,
10:59which has become one of the most violent provinces in criminality in the world.
11:03This has affected us.
11:05It affected us as a state.
11:06However, at the moment, we are taking notes on the issue.
11:10We have done very important coups against criminal organizations.
11:17Criminal organizations wanted to govern the country.
11:21We had to take decisions,
11:23very important decisions for all ecuatorians.
11:26In the last year, we declared war to all the mafia
11:45who wanted to claim this country as their own.
11:48This is not a fight against common crime.
11:51It is a direct confrontation with criminal structures organized,
11:56with networks that operate within and outside of the country.
11:59At the time, we are gonna bother following the program,
12:00the armed forces are trying to find a man that's going to be caught and
12:07the other.
12:08Yes, that's an accident.
12:09Well, how are you?
12:11How are you, friend?
12:12How are you?
12:13How are you?
12:14How are you, friends?
12:15How are you?
12:16How are you?
12:17When I raise a sign,
12:19there's one page.
12:20There's one page.
12:21This is exactly the same page.
12:23So, that's the same page.
12:24At the moment, we're together here in the national police.
12:26We are going to operate together and so we want to be effective and effective operation.
12:33The state of excepción allows us to enter, rastrear,
12:41perseguir, buscar inside the domicili,
12:44without waiting for judicial resolutions.
12:49We are fighting with a lot of strength.
12:51We are going to kill them,
12:53we are going to take them out of the hideout,
12:56we are going to enter with strength to the domicili of the delincuentes.
13:03The investigation of the tiger.
13:06Three times of investigation,
13:09assassination and drugs.
13:12Here is a photo.
13:16Why are you going to report it?
13:18Why are you going to report it?
13:20Why are you going to report it?
13:22Why are you going to report it?
13:24You are going to report it.
13:25You are going to report it.
13:26Do you have any review?
13:28No, no, no.
13:58Vamos adentro, vamos adentro.
14:03Aunque adentro está mucho gas.
14:05Nos han gaseado.
14:07Tiene mucho gas aquí.
14:09A ver, cuéntenme un poco.
14:11Se metieron con gas, patean...
14:13Con gas y todo.
14:14A ellos no les importa si hay niños, sino que tiran el gas.
14:17¿Había niños en la casa?
14:18Sí, estaba mi sobrina.
14:20Ellos no pueden amenazar a civiles.
14:22Ustedes son civiles, ellos son ejércitos.
14:24Ellos tienen que defenderles a ustedes, no atacarles.
14:28¿Con qué te pegaban? ¿Con los toletas?
14:30Con un tabla.
14:32Con una tabla.
14:35Y disculpen, pero...
14:41Han entrado aquí sin ninguna orden.
14:45Eso no hay ninguna justificación para hacer eso.
14:48Pero tengan mucho cuidado.
14:51Todas y todos.
14:53Hay bastantes desaparecidos.
14:56Y nadie tiene derecho a tomar la vida de nadie.
14:59¿De acuerdo?
15:00Nosotros con su permiso haremos...
15:02...las denuncias a nivel internacional.
15:05Aquí no sirven de nada.
15:07Y cuídense mucho.
15:15Antes era la presión de las GDO que ponían los muertos en las calles.
15:19Pero es la presión de los militares y policías...
15:21...que ponen muertos y desaparecidos también en las calles.
15:25El Estado hace intervenciones ilegales de abuso de poder...
15:42...contra hombres, mujeres, niños, enfermos...
15:46...contra todas las personas...
15:48...a dónde hemos llegado a parar.
15:50O sea, ese Estado...
15:51...ese es lo que queremos en las calles.
15:55Callar te hace cómplice.
15:58Por eso nosotros tenemos la responsabilidad...
16:03...y hasta diría la obligación de ser el altavoz.
16:06La denuncia.
16:07La voz de los que no tienen voz.
16:09De llegar a donde otros no llegan.
16:11Porque si no nos convertimos en cómplices.
16:16Es...
16:21Bueno, gracias por venir, primeramente.
16:22Un gran amigo, un solidario amigo que viene de Cimeralda.
16:25Muchas gracias.
16:29Buenas tardes con todos y con todas.
16:32Para mí es...
16:33...un momento muy emotivo estar con ustedes.
16:36Este es el cuarto memorial que hacemos...
16:40...a los cuatro de las Malvinas.
16:42Para nosotros son...
16:44...un icono de lucha, de resistencia y de resiliencia.
16:53Los cuatro de Guayaquil se han convertido en un símbolo, ¿no?
16:56Ellos fueron la primera prueba...
16:58...prueba evidente...
17:00...de que existían desapariciones forzosas en el Ecuador.
17:02Ay, papá, te traño mucho.
17:24Yo pensé que íbamos a hacer altas faltas.
17:29Pero ese es mentira, papá.
17:34Supiera la falta que él me hace, y yo, mira...
17:36...pero ya te traño mucho.
17:37Si me quisiera que esto fuera un sueño, ¿no?
17:41Bueno, mi hijo se llamaba...
17:50...Steven Gerard Medina Lajone.
17:53Él era un muchacho muy alegre, hiperativo.
17:57Bueno, sí tenía un genio medio fuerte...
18:00...porque sí era bravito también.
18:01Pero le gustaban los niños.
18:04Le gustaba ayudar a mi mamá, o sea, a la abuela...
18:08...hacer las cosas en la casa.
18:11Su dibujo favorito, lo que más le gustaba, era la...
18:14...Spiderman.
18:15Le gustaba así que le compraran zapatillas de Spiderman...
18:18...la camisa, pero todo de Spiderman le gustaba a él.
18:24O sea, el 8 de diciembre fue el último día que...
18:28...que vi a mi hijo.
18:31Llegué a mi hogar como a las 7, 8 de la noche.
18:38Y...
18:39...y no estaban.
18:44Fuimos a jugar pelotas a las 6.
18:48Y veníamos a las 8.
18:51Y a los que salimos a jugar pelotas, fuimos a comprar pan.
18:57Nos quedamos comprando panes.
19:01Y...
19:02...nos quedamos comiendo ahí sentados.
19:06Y vienen los militares.
19:10Y los rodean y nos insultan.
19:13Y nosotros corrimos.
19:15Y Gerard venía atrás mío.
19:18Ve al lado mío.
19:22Y yo miro...
19:22...ahora yo voy corriendo más rápido.
19:25Y yo miro para atrás.
19:28Y lo veo que ya no está al lado mío.
19:30Y yo miro para atrás mío.
19:31Y yo miro para atrás mío.
19:32Y yo miro para atrás mío.
19:32Y yo miro para atrás mío.
19:33Y yo miro para atrás mío.
19:33Y yo miro para atrás mío.
19:34Y yo miro para atrás mío.
19:34Y yo miro para atrás mío.
19:35Y yo miro para atrás mío.
19:35Y yo miro para atrás mío.
19:36Y yo miro para atrás mío.
19:36Y yo miro para atrás mío.
19:37Y yo miro para atrás mío.
19:37That's when he takes care of me.
19:42My son is the one who is here in the car.
19:47He is my son who is there.
19:50He is my son who is there.
19:53My son is the one who is here in the car.
19:58He is the one who is here in the car.
20:00He is my son who is there.
20:16If I wanted to have been there in that moment,
20:19those men were going to have to kill me.
20:23I felt like I was guilty for not being with him.
20:33The police found several bodies,
20:35even without identifying, yesterday morning
20:37in an aggressive area of Taura, in the province of Guayas.
20:40The Secretary General of the State just confirmed
20:43that the four bodies found
20:45correspond to the disappeared children.
20:47The public prosecutor's office requested 16 soldiers
20:50to be put on military detention.
21:17At the age of 31, they said that they were babies.
21:22I didn't know what to do.
21:23I was crazy.
21:24I cried.
21:25I came.
21:26I took my daughter to the room.
21:28I cried.
21:29I cried.
21:30I cried.
21:31I cried.
21:33I called them.
21:34I told them people would pay attention.
21:38I finally said girls would not say the bodies would be right
21:43because they knew them.
21:44I cannot tell them,
21:45I didn't want to go in and he told me to come in because you know him more than the baby.
21:52I woke up seeing the body of him, the body I saw that he gave me.
22:15And now what I'm going to put on?
22:22I'm going to put a ganchote to make color.
22:30I'm going to put a ganchote to make color.
22:50I'm going to play with me.
22:54I'm going to play with you.
22:58I'm going to play with you.
23:01Happy birthday!
23:05Happy birthday!
23:07Happy birthday!
23:09Happy birthday!
23:12Do you have fear?
23:15Yes.
23:17Do you have fear?
23:22Happy birthday.
23:26Happy birthday.
23:28Happy birthday to the bride.
23:30I'm by a hug.
23:32Don't you see my father?
23:34Happy birthday!
23:36Happy birthday!
23:38Happy birthday!
23:40Happy birthday.
23:42Happy birthday!
23:44Alright!
23:46Happy birthday!
23:48Happy birthday!
23:50We've lived a lot of pain here, right?
24:07Yes.
24:08We've lost a lot of people here, right?
24:11Yes.
24:12Many people, right?
24:14To your grandma.
24:15We've lost a lot of people.
24:18What do we have to do?
24:21To record...
24:23Ah!
24:24Something happens to me.
24:26To paint on the walls something very big, big, big with their faces.
24:33A mural.
24:35A big mural.
24:37To look for someone.
24:39What do you want to do?
24:41What do you want to do?
24:42What do you want to do?
24:43I'm sorry.
24:44What do you want to do?
24:45What do you want to do?
24:46What do you want to do?
24:47Lamentablemente, hoy por hoy, es un contexto de mucha desigualdad social, económica, política...
24:55Lamentablemente una desigualdad donde vemos las clases sociales divididas.
25:04Aquí es muy marcada, marcadísimo la clase social.
25:08Donde hay los pobres pobres y los ricos ricos.
25:12Aquí el Estado, cero.
25:14Entonces, hay que hacer un cambio estructural desde el Estado muy fuerte para poder cambiar.
25:23Si no, no vamos a poder.
25:24No vamos a poder salir.
25:25Si no fuera por la Iglesia, la Iglesia Católica, no habría nada.
25:33A ver, yo creo que cuando uno quiere resolver un conflicto es como un gran rompecabezas, un gran puzzle, en que todas las piezas tienen que encajar.
25:54Si dejas una pieza fuera, el conflicto va a seguir, no se puede excluir a nadie.
25:59Y un poco por eso creemos que hay que dialogar con todas las partes.
26:04Y todos los involucrados implica también a aquellos que son parte de las bandas o de los grupos delincuenciales.
26:29Hasta la ocupación militar, ¿cuántos meses estuvimos trabajando? Agosto, septiembre, octubre, ¿como seis meses?
26:39Donde no hubo muertos.
26:41Decapitados.
26:43Ni decapitados, ni nada, ¿no?
26:45Y fue un acuerdo de ustedes con nosotros.
26:48Y después llegó la ocupación militar, que es cuando tuvimos que dejar todo porque vino la presa.
26:53¿Qué hacemos ahora?
26:55Debemos a conversar con los folletos.
26:58Porque queremos un bien para nosotros como para la sociedad.
27:02Y si es un pocito que ya no hay propósito, sino que dejarlo asegurado a cada uno en un trabajo.
27:08Queremos unos trabajos para tener ocupados.
27:12Ya no tengo en una esquina parado, ya no pensaba robar el centro.
27:16Ya no hacerle maldad a nadie para ninguna persona.
27:19Yo creo que el círculo de la violencia es un círculo diabólico, que da vuelta sobre sí mismo.
27:34Y este círculo diabólico es como un diablo, no del diablo, sino de diablo, que da vuelta sobre sí mismo.
27:42Y son generaciones de empobrecidos y violentos que siguen siendo empobrecidos y violentos.
27:49Todos los niños, ahora llegamos a la escuela de la violencia de violencia de violencia, él no va a tener que salir de la violencia del sur.
28:02Las cosas son muy manipular, porque somos chidos, no tenemos como vivir.
28:06Nosotros tenemos que matar para poder vivir.
28:08Tenemos que mover drogas para poder vivir, para poder comer y para poder cementar a la familia.
28:12We have to move drugs to be able to live, to be able to eat, to be able to save the family.
28:20If the problem is that there are no means to survive,
28:25we can contribute with small spaces where they can develop
28:30and seek new opportunities in their lives,
28:33and that the delineation is not their opportunity.
28:36The commitment was to take care of.
28:45Take care of.
28:47Take care of.
28:49Let's see, one to one.
28:53No, no, this is the one.
28:58This is the one.
29:00If I bring money, they say that I'm financing the narcos and the mafia.
29:04And any organization will cut my head.
29:07And that's a malversation of funds and they take me to prison.
29:10They can buy 3-4 machines, but I don't have any problem.
29:19The family comes to support the community, the people.
29:25They can save lives, they're lost.
29:27Think about it.
29:45But how is it?
29:46the president of the land that he wants.
29:48Thanks for staying here for the seventh time, Mr. President.
29:50Good to meet you, as always.
29:54Thank you, Mr. President.
29:58Mr. President.
30:16I'm with you.
30:19This is a cerebral brain that I was very comfortable,
30:20and I am very careful.
30:22I could make it all.
30:24To make sure that my friends,
30:26that my friends,
30:29that my friends!
30:32Mr. President,
30:33we are over.
30:35Mr. President,
30:37I, I am really afraid of
30:39knowing that our colleagues
30:41did not 이거 happen!
30:43I am.
30:44irst you?
30:45The President of the Republic, Daniel López!
30:51We have to be recapital in this fight, in this fight with our justice,
30:56for dignity, for the future of the ecuatorian people,
30:59the future of those young people who want a better option.
31:03¡No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no!
31:07No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no!
31:11I will not be the worst of the prisons,
31:15a prison where they have no rights to them.
31:18We have a country where we have no rights to them.
31:22We have a narcopolitical, the delincuencia, the criminality.
31:25No, no, we are those who close to the criminals
31:28and give us our opportunities to our children.
31:30¡No, no, no!
31:32¡No, no, no, no, no!
31:34¡No, no, no, no!
31:36¡No, no, no, no!
31:38¡No, no, no!
31:39¡No, no, no, no, no!
31:40Hello, hello, how are you?
32:09How are you?
32:10Thank you, Barón.
32:12Good morning, good morning.
32:16Here we are again.
32:19Basically, it's to be able to talk about what happened or what happened on Sunday.
32:25In theory, it was supposed to happen that day, the reconstruction of the facts.
32:31And it was suspended.
32:33It's already the second time that you do the same.
32:36And it's always good when the reconstruction of the facts are going to be done.
32:40Yes.
32:41In this case, there was a mistake from the secretary of the legislature.
32:46In theory, they had notified us with five days of anticipation.
32:50But our electronic emails never arrived.
32:54In theory, there was a lot of fear.
32:55There was a lot of fear.
33:00There was a lot of fear.
33:01There was a lot of fear.
33:02There was a lot of fear.
33:06There was a lot of fear.
33:07There was a lot of fear.
33:08There was a lot of fear.
33:13There was a lot of fear.
33:15There was a lot of fear.
33:16There was a lot of fear and fear.
33:18I feel a lot of fear.
33:19But I feel a lot of fear as well as people can act with us.
33:25Because we fight against the state.
33:28You know that fighting against the state is crazy.
33:31And I feel a lot of fear.
33:34That they can take responsibility with me, my family.
33:38I would like to make the justice, I don't want that those bad elements of what they did
33:49quede free, because it wouldn't be fair, it wouldn't be fair.
34:01One, two, three.
34:08La situación que tenemos en las cárceles realmente es inhumana.
34:15Sufren torturas físicas y psicológicas.
34:19Muchos han muerto desnutridos, abandonados a su suerte, con tuberculosis, torturados, maltratados.
34:30Tres, listo.
34:32Bajamos.
34:34Subirlo atrás a la mesilla.
34:39La blanca se leita la a.
35:00A ver, a ver, compañeritas.
35:02They'll be going to kill them.
35:04They're already getting hit.
35:06They're going to kill them.
35:08They're going to kill them.
35:10They're going to kill them.
35:12They're being maltracting them.
35:16They've been shooting all three days
35:18on those guys.
35:20We've recorded our smartphones.
35:22We've got a lot of them.
35:24They're getting hit.
35:26They're going to kill them.
35:28They've hit us.
35:30You don't have to stay with garrotes.
35:36Have calm, please.
35:38I don't have any calm, I can't do anymore.
35:42I see my son who is hurt.
35:44My son, how will he be?
35:46What's he hurt from?
35:48He was shot.
35:50The same military were shot.
35:54What you have to do is organize.
35:56We are looking for international press.
35:59We have to be strong.
36:01We have to be strong.
36:03If you fall, fall down.
36:05We have to be careful.
36:07We have to be careful.
36:09You have to know that we are not alone.
36:11Do you hear me?
36:13I can't hear you.
36:15I can't hear you.
36:29I can't hear you.
36:31I can't hear you.
36:33I can't hear you.
36:35I can't hear you.
36:36The first time I'm going to see the camera.
36:47They're going to do the same thing that happened at that time.
36:51When they took them, they took them, they hit them.
36:55And the process is going to get to the table.
36:58Everything that happened, they're going to do the same thing on the road.
37:01Sinceramente, al yo verlos, no sé cómo, cómo me vaya a poner.
37:12Es decir, es un tema bastante técnico.
37:14Caliscalía le entrega la postestada al Departamento de Criminalística
37:18para que haga una recreación de todos los hechos que se ha obtenido
37:22para aclarar de mejor manera cómo ha sucedido.
37:25¿Sí podemos grabar?
37:26No, no se puede grabar.
37:31¡Gracias!
38:33With my own hand, but I can't because if I'm going to do that, I'm going to risk my family.
38:47I have the courage, I have the courage, I have the courage to fight against these men.
39:13We're going to fight until the end, whatever happens.
39:17We're going to keep fighting so we don't have impunity.
39:51I have the courage, I have the courage, I have the courage.
39:55I have the courage, I have the courage.
39:57I have the courage, I have the courage.
39:59I have the courage.
40:00I don't believe in the justice here.
40:01I only believe in the justice of God.
40:04I know that God is late, but he never forgets.
40:07But when the justice comes, it comes.
40:10But here in the land, the justice does not exist.
40:15I know that God is close to those who are broken, broken from heart, and save the
40:24wounds of the spirit.
40:27Father, I know that you are in the heaven, sanctified, be your name, come to us, your kingdom.
40:40Father, I know that you are in heaven, sanctified, be your name, sanctified, be your name.
40:53Father, we come to you in heaven, sanctified, be your name, optimum that you are in heaven.
40:58Father, we don't understand, you are eternally grateful.
41:00Father, I know you are będą.
41:02Father, are you there for you?
41:03Father, we are loving you everything.
41:05Father, we know you are in love.
41:06Father, you are in love for you,個ssance.
41:08We are loving you to give yourself them communication conversation.
41:12Father, I know you healthcare.
41:15Father, He is there for you.
41:18I love you.
41:20Father inflam, he is there for you.
41:21Father, for all knownray.
41:23Oh santo eres, Señor amado Dios mío, sea usted, Señor, guardando a cada familia que tenga este día de la juventud, Señor, aleluya, Padre.
41:40Queremos que usted, Señor, se acerque a la juventud, aquellos jóvenes, Señor, que tienen, Señor, en su mente hacer maldad, permita que cometan aquella maldad, dales la oportunidad, Señor, dales la oportunidad, Señor, de que te conozcan, Padre, en el nombre de Jesús.
41:59Ten misericordia, Señor, ten misericordia, mira cuantas muertos se murió, Señor, ahí sea usted abrazando a aquellas personas que están sufriendo, aquellos hijos que se quedaron sin padres, Señor, y aquellos padres que perdieron a sus hijos.
42:29Tus hijos son ángeles, mija. Ellos son mártires. Ellos vinieron a este mundo no para pasar tanto tiempo. No lo llores, porque él está mejor allá que aquí.
42:59O sea, Señor, ten misericordia, mira cuantas muertos.
43:29When I doblego, when I fall, then my son is also.
43:47And I can't show my son that I'm suffering, I'm defeated.
43:58Because he's his brother, and I know that they're also suffering.
44:05One, two, three.
44:12One, two, three.
44:19One, two, three.
44:24One, two, three.
44:27One, two, three.
44:31One, two, three.
44:36One, two, three.
44:39One, two, three.
44:43Two, three.
44:46One, two, three.
44:50se ha transformado por el trabajo
44:53y el sacrificio de cada uno de ustedes
44:55desde el último soldado
44:57hasta el primer comandante
44:58y en ese orden
44:59mis felicitaciones
45:01que Dios les cuide, que Dios les bendiga
45:04que les dé la fortaleza necesaria y suficiente
45:07para seguir defendiendo
45:09el amarillo, azul
45:11y rojo
45:12bendiciones a todos
45:13fui un comandante de la policía
45:19con 33 años de servicio
45:20pero también sé el sacrificio que ustedes realizan todos los días
45:23el sacrificio no es fácil
45:25a veces las tareas más complicadas
45:27las realizan ustedes
45:27y a veces es el trabajo menos reconocido
45:30sin embargo, gracias por eso, jóvenes
45:32que Dios les bendiga, sigan cejando la fortaleza
45:35que ustedes la tienen
45:36gracias
45:37gracias
45:50es un trabajo
45:56fuerte
45:57todos los días
45:58es un trabajo comprometido
46:00con fuerza
46:01todos los días
46:02y de esta manera
46:03seguimos devolviéndole la paz
46:05a los ecuatorianos
46:06señor, ¿cómo está?
46:07coronel Buitrón en saluda
46:08¿cómo están?
46:09¿cómo está su seguridad?
46:10bueno, los derechos humanos
46:11no están en territorio
46:12los derechos humanos
46:13muchas veces están en un escritorio
46:14los derechos humanos
46:15se preocupan de proteger al delincuente
46:17en la mayoría de casos
46:19el 99% de casos
46:20los derechos humanos
46:21muchas veces
46:22socapan a los delincuentes
46:24y no podemos permitir
46:24este tipo de situaciones
46:25somos un país independiente
46:27somos un país soberano
46:28y aquí
46:29se hace
46:30la voluntad
46:31de la gran mayoría
46:32la gran mayoría de ecuatorianos
46:34lo que queremos
46:34y buscamos
46:35es la tan anhelada paz
46:37gira a la derecha
46:44con dirección
46:45a Avenida América
46:46les da una cordial bienvenida
46:51al seminario internacional
46:52prevención
46:53del reclutamiento forzado
46:55de niños
46:55niñas y adolescentes
46:57muchas gracias
47:03a todas las personas
47:03que están escuchando
47:04y ciertamente
47:06para mí
47:06es un honor
47:07poder estar aquí
47:08nos hemos quedado
47:09sin jóvenes
47:10en nuestros barrios
47:10porque lo están matando
47:12las GDO
47:14y los militares
47:16en los barrios
47:17complicados
47:19¿ustedes creen
47:20en los duendes?
47:21¿sí o no?
47:23¿creen en los duendes?
47:25sí
47:25porque se creen
47:26todas las mentiras
47:27que nos dice la televisión
47:28cuando nos dicen
47:30que todo está bien
47:31porque no tenemos datos
47:32de los que mueren
47:33desde el día lunes acá
47:35yo tengo al menos cuatro
47:36en esmeraldas
47:38en esmeraldas
47:38policías
47:39jóvenes
47:41adolescentes
47:43y no están
47:44en ningún medio
47:45de comunicación
47:46y estamos combatiendo
47:48el fuego
47:49no con fuego
47:51con gasolina
47:52y todo eso es fruto
47:53y todo eso es fruto
47:53de una violencia
47:54estructural
47:55que viene desde hace años
47:56que no es intencional
47:58es ya habitual
48:00y que afecta a grupos específicos
48:02especialmente
48:03a grupos afros
48:04a grupos de pobres
48:06ha sido siempre
48:08ha sido sufridora
48:08de la violencia
48:09estructural
48:10ha sido víctima
48:11de esa violencia
48:12y que ahora
48:13como una alca salida
48:14como ya han dicho
48:15mis antecesores
48:16ha encontrado
48:17en la violencia
48:18la única forma
48:19de sobrevivencia
48:21y las víctimas
48:22de violencia
48:24estructural
48:25se convierten
48:26en victimarios
48:27hay tanta violencia
48:40estructural
48:41que es muy complicado
48:42¿por qué seguir denunciando?
48:45obviamente
48:46hay que seguir denunciando
48:48ya no por cambiar
48:49el mundo
48:50sino para no perder
48:51el espíritu crítico
48:52para no volverse
48:54dentro de esta maraña
48:55de relaciones
48:56de corrupciones
48:57en parte del problema
48:58sino al menos
48:59intentar ser parte
49:00de la solución
49:01la playa
49:06no es una masa compacta
49:08son muchos granos
49:10de arena
49:10y cuando se mueve
49:13un granito de arena
49:15que te entre al ojo
49:16te pica
49:17que se te meta
49:18en la ropa
49:19te remueve
49:20que se te meta
49:21en el pie
49:22te hace caminar mal
49:24tenemos que ser esa
49:27granito de arena
49:29que se te mete
49:29en el ojo
49:30para hacerte llorar
49:30y molestar
49:31y decir
49:31hasta ahí no
49:32y tenemos que buscar
49:34que realmente
49:35la justicia
49:36se ajusta
49:37defiendeme
49:43del militar
49:44del sicario
49:46del peligro
49:47y de la muerte
49:48amén
49:50si
50:00déjame delimitarla
50:01aquí
50:01nada más
50:01que le veas
50:02o sea
50:03desde esto
50:03a todo
50:06y esto también
50:08ya casi estamos
50:11que le veas
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