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00:13definitivamente a nivel occidente antioqueño
00:17ha sido catalogado como una despensa agrícola,
00:20sin embargo
00:20para la implementación
00:22de los programas de desarrollo con enfoque territorial
00:24lo que hicimos
00:26acá fue seleccionar
00:27tres líneas de gran importancia
00:30the three main lines of economic importance for the municipality
00:34which are café, panela and ganadería.
00:44The idea of a central benefit of Café Cereza
00:48is born from caficultors and leaders.
00:51Fortunately, it coincides with the peace agreement
00:53and the issue of the PDET and the municipios PDET.
00:57Our region comes to the PDET with a central benefit
01:02where we don't take the café and call it to our houses
01:06but we call it directly to the central benefit
01:09where the whole transformation process.
01:14These 374 families of caficultors
01:17are not contaminated in their fincas
01:20but they are carrying the café to the central
01:21where the treatment is adequate.
01:25For us, it has been very important
01:27the process of peace.
01:29Because of that, in this moment, we have
01:32the investment we have here
01:35in our Café Cereza plant
01:39around $3.000.000.000.
01:41A lot of people have $3.000.000.000.00.00.00.00.00.00. . . . .
01:59For us, this package, this cafe, which is one of us, the fact that we have this logo, this logo
02:08is my region, this logo is peace, this logo is prosperity.
02:12And we will continue to advance in the hands of the PDET, the Cooperative Cooperative Occident, and even more, the
02:18ProCAD and the 374 families.
02:20It's more, no 374 families asociadas, but in a region.
02:24That is a great pride and hope, because one knows the effort that we have as cafecultors for all this
02:31process.
02:33This would contribute to that the cafecultor would receive some ingreses, as we are referring to at this moment,
02:39adequate for their product, in which they would not have to travel to another kind of seedlings,
02:46another kind of agriculture, to survive.
02:51The dream is that many more people could be connected to this wonderful and magnificent project.
03:11First, we had to work very hard, far away.
03:16We had to work very hard here in this cafecultor.
03:21We had to train a lot, but well.
03:24Well, at the beginning, it was difficult for us to take the decision,
03:29or to vote the fear, as we say.
03:32Because we were used to have another cafecultor,
03:34because we didn't know how to handle it.
03:38We didn't know how to handle it.
03:42It's a great achievement for us.
03:45And we, where we are, we feel great.
03:47Because having own brands and own products,
03:50and things that are made by us, it's very good.
03:54The only fact that I know that every day I have my food,
03:59that generates peace, peace, and peace.
04:01So, it's not to worry about what I'm going to eat,
04:05but how I'm going to improve the crops that I have,
04:09and how I'm going to grow.
04:20My dream was to get to the transformation of our products,
04:25because it would be to have an added value to what we are producing.
04:29That doesn't give us money.
04:31Here they don't give us money,
04:32they don't give us money,
04:32they gave us a lot to do it.
04:33We're here.
04:34The dream that I have is that we would do hereà,
04:39we would do different... We would
04:40do different sauces. We would
04:43do different sauces. We would
04:43do our flavor, we would
04:44do our sabor cafe, the sabor
04:45an orange, the sabor
04:47maracuyá, the sabor
04:49lemon.
05:03We came to the municipality, by the FAO and ART,
05:08a proposal to provide subsidios or programs
05:15to farmers in a way individual.
05:20Socios como tal, somos 51 socios,
05:24pero beneficiados, beneficiados, más o menos 100 familias.
05:30Hemos estado haciendo queso, mozzarella, yogur, quesito.
05:36Nos sentimos orgullosos de tener de pronto un tanque lechero acá
05:39que produzca todos esos productos.
05:43Es una lechita, es una goterita que va llegando todos los días
05:47y prontico se fue la quincena, nos pagan quincenalmente
05:50y nos la recogemos juntica.
05:54Finalmente hemos sido víctimas tanto de la violencia como del olvido del Estado.
06:01Entonces, los retos que hemos tenido es hacer visibles estas comunidades a otras partes.
06:08Otra cara de la región porque no han tenido estigmatizados de que aquí es una violencia,
06:12que es la guerrilla, que tal.
06:15Y el sueño mío es ver muchísimas, muchísimas familias beneficiándose de esto,
06:19que la gente no le dé miedo, que vea, que se organicen en sus fincas.
06:25Ver una empresa que genere tan siquiera 10, 15 empleos aquí en el corregimiento.
06:41No basta con simplemente llevar a nuestras comunidades un proyecto, sino estar ahí.
06:46Hay una cantidad de necesidades que hay que ir supliendo.
06:49Los proyectos mismos inician con unas necesidades, pero en la marcha hay otras necesidades
06:55y ese seguimiento es fundamental.
06:58Mi sueño es cambiar esa actitud de la población y decirle a la gente
07:03no miremos atrás, o sea, miremos adelante que podemos sacarle de positivo a esta región
07:08y que las instituciones sigan mirando los PDEQ que han sido una clave fundamental para esta región.
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