00:00I hope that the authorities are able to find the financial resources and the architecture,
00:25the structural resources to build prisons where they can do more to help those people who are in,
00:33and they are people before they're prisoners,
00:36that they can do more to rehabilitate and re-socialize these individuals back into the community.
00:42Most of these individuals who end up in prison do come from the slum areas.
00:47They do have drug problems, but not all of them, you know, not everybody.
00:51I think people need to recognize in Paraguay that prison is a small reflection of society.
01:01What happens in prison is important to what happens on the outside.
01:06If people are tired of crime, if people want to live in peace with, you know, criminals,
01:13not committing the crimes that they do,
01:15they need to understand that those that do commit crime, when they do end up in prison,
01:21they need help to either get off of drugs or to change their mindset.
01:26So everybody can play a part.
01:28If we just, and the Paraguayan people, if they just condemn these individuals as bad people,
01:35criminals who should not deserve another chance,
01:39then they're making a situation that could create more victims.
01:47And that's not what Paraguayan people want.
01:49Paraguayan people are careful, considerate, compassionate people.
01:54And I know that once they see this show and they see what and how prisoners are treated,
02:01not necessarily because the authorities are bad,
02:04but simply because they don't have the resources.
02:07So when you have the director going into the media and saying,
02:12I need more financial support or people power to help me change the lives of these people,
02:20people need to understand that that is an important thing.
02:23It's a very important thing.
02:25You don't find that very often.
02:26I mean, you have something similar in the Caribbean,
02:29but I thought that was really interesting.
02:31There wasn't very many people there.
02:33So a very friendly place, a very open place.
02:36And I love Paraguayan.
02:38I love the people of Paraguayan.
02:39It was a privilege and an honor.
02:42And I'm hoping that someone will invite me back to do something else.
