00:01My brother, this is the deep Colombia, this is the olvidation of Colombia.
00:05Here the government doesn't exist.
00:06Here the police, the army, the government doesn't exist.
00:10There's no help in any class, brother.
00:12Here we are in the total olvido of the central government.
00:16They seem like we didn't exist.
00:22Today, it's sad and sad to see
00:24that we are returning to the past,
00:28where we had insecurity, where we had so many things
00:31that we shouldn't exist in this department.
00:35We've always been in the limbo
00:38that the government has little resources.
00:40And not just this government.
00:42All the governments that have passed
00:43are like the few migrations for these municipalities.
00:47That's the reality.
01:00In 2018, we had an inundation,
01:03which was the historical inundation.
01:06It grew.
01:07No, I'm not sure.
01:08It was the middle of the people.
01:09It was inundated.
01:10We were almost four or five months under the water.
01:15And that was a brutal thing for the whole people.
01:18We know that there were diseases,
01:20there were people who were totally in the war,
01:24depending on the help that the government gave.
01:30But that was...
01:32I hope this was not to be repeated.
01:35The problem that we have had here,
01:38every time there is inundation,
01:41is that the municipal government
01:44and departmental
01:46have very few resources
01:48and we need more support
01:51from the national level,
01:54from the central government.
01:56For those who have resources,
01:59we went to pay for the arrivals.
02:01But there are many people
02:02who don't have to pay for the arrivals
02:04and are,
02:05by there,
02:07entrojated,
02:08high ground,
02:10with the water,
02:12and,
02:14you can say,
02:15almost to the coast,
02:16receiving that water vapor
02:17that is supremely dangerous.
02:35When we close our businesses,
02:37we stop producing,
02:40we stop generating
02:42any kind of entry,
02:44and that affects us totally
02:47everything,
02:47brother,
02:48a market,
02:49a waste,
02:50everything,
02:51because we are not producing.
02:52We are totally bad,
02:55bad,
02:55bad.
02:56By the water,
02:57the customers don't come to the business
02:57to make the purchases.
03:00Second,
03:00because we have to take
03:01the mercantial
03:02from the gardens
03:03because the gardens are inundable.
03:04Look at the river,
03:05it is very high,
03:06so we have to take
03:08obligatoriously
03:08to take the mercantial
03:10to a safe place,
03:12sure.
03:16and,
03:20what do we need?
03:22There are many apples
03:23The fish in Bichada
03:25has been crucial
03:26in the tourism issue,
03:29it was our first product,
03:30our first-time product,
03:33what do we need?
03:34It was to make employees
03:36put their eyes behind
03:37on the right-hand view,
03:37transport,
03:39hotels,
03:40operators,
03:41the issue of women preparing a exit to a camp of 7-8 days,
03:49has meant a very strong blow to the economy,
03:52because at some point, there is a maltrato animal,
03:56there is a maltrato animal,
03:58an activity that we have been working for years,
04:01and we obligate, with this new restriction,
04:05that we don't take it away and take it away,
04:07but take it away and kill it.
04:11I say that when there is a problem,
04:13there must be a solution,
04:14but what solution does the government?
04:16Only prohibit and eat from the other,
04:18what will one do?
04:20If one doesn't know to steal,
04:22they will go to a camp of fishermen,
04:24because they are going to steal from there,
04:26because there is nothing to do.
04:28So, when they get to prohibiting this,
04:30they end up with everything.
04:36We, at least the tourism companies,
04:38we don't have to deal with any help.
04:41We only give us training,
04:43and we can only take training,
04:45and we can only take training,
04:47and take this hard load,
04:48as we know,
04:49that is to have all the implementations.
04:52We need in our places,
04:54for parking,
04:56we need for parking,
04:58we need for food,
05:00because these are places,
05:02where people come and take two or three days.
05:05We are, like we,
05:07the empresarios,
05:07looking and fighting for that
05:09to have a development,
05:10for that to be able to show
05:11that beautiful beautiful
05:12department of Bichada.
05:16I think the state has a historic debt
05:19with these territories.
05:20The state historically
05:23has given the back of these territories.
05:26Puerto Carreño
05:27has a huge amount of tourism,
05:29a huge amount of farming,
05:32a huge amount of farming,
05:32a huge amount of CO2.
05:33The department of Bichada
05:34is the biggest producer
05:37of Marañón in the country,
05:38and the Marañón
05:39is becoming a fundamental
05:41to the economy,
05:42so we need to help us
05:45to take this forward.
05:55The national fishing authority
05:57is absent here
05:58in the department.
06:00There are no workers
06:01since December 2024
06:04we have no workers,
06:05we have no workers
06:06without the UNAP
06:08and at the moment
06:09that there is a big increase
06:10of fish,
06:11and at the moment
06:11it is a resource
06:12that will also be able
06:13to get out if there is no control.
06:15So, we are still
06:16being a department
06:18quite forgotten.
06:19Supposedly
06:20the DIAN,
06:21the national government,
06:21says that each person
06:22can pass $2.350.000.000.
06:25So,
06:25that affects all the commerciants.
06:28If any person
06:28who owns a friend
06:29of a Venezuelan
06:30who owns a market
06:31of $2-3.000.000.000,
06:33the Guardia
06:34is removed,
06:35the DIAN
06:35is removed,
06:35because they can't
06:36get that merchandise.
06:40The trade
06:40is alive
06:41and has a good flow
06:43at the moment
06:43due to the issue
06:44of the economic crisis
06:46in Venezuela.
06:47But sometimes
06:48they allow us
06:49to be very limited.
06:50So,
06:51there is also a call
06:51to the government
06:52to get to the DIAN,
06:54the director of DIAN,
06:55the actors
06:57that have to do
06:58with this,
06:58to expand that trade
06:59so that the trade
07:01can flow.
07:17The government
07:18doesn't invest
07:18that they're not going
07:18to take a long time.
07:19I think
07:19the capital
07:20will take a long time.
07:21Because
07:22the government
07:23will not invest
07:24because,
07:26we're very離ous
07:27from the country.
07:28And it's all cost.
07:30I think
07:30that
07:31if we are going
07:32in the same thing we had 12 years ago.
07:37We are going to have a development as it was thought and as it was thought,
07:41because we really don't look at the needs of the people,
07:46the needs of the employees, the needs of everyone,
07:49but we only look at wanting to have a political power in the department,
07:54and that is serious for the department.
07:55The Bichat would have a good future, brother, knowing to choose the leaders, brother,
08:02that they really had heart, that they really work for the people, brother.
08:10Here in the Bichat we have people very intelligent,
08:13people who want to progress, who want to move forward,
08:17but sadly, brother, the administrators we have, brother,
08:22it seems to be forgotten why we chose them, brother,
08:28and they are in this forgotten place in which we live.
08:31In 10 years, a Puerto Carreño is powerful in tourism,
08:36a Puerto Carreño is powerful in Marañón,
08:38a Puerto Carreño is powerful in the sale of oxygen at the world.
08:43We have a lot of energy, vegetation, birds, tourism,
08:48so it is a very prosperous region, but if we have the support
08:53and the impulse of the national government,
08:55we will go ahead of all this problem.
08:59A call to the President Petro, to his government,
09:03to help us.
09:04We have suffered a lot of consequences in this municipality
09:07for many years, and I think it is the time
09:10that the government puts the eyes to this region,
09:13because we deserve it,
09:14making a country and sovereignty here in this municipality.
09:44much more enjoyable thanED
09:46into a new town.
09:46So yes, that no one gets ein Master of Coke,
