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José Alonso Díaz, quien ha residido en el Mochuelo Alto durante 43 años, asegura que los insectos y los malos olores han afectado su salud y la de su familia. Pide que no se amplíe la vida útil del relleno y, en cambio, que se contemple la instalación de una planta de reciclaje.  Para mayor información ingresa a http://www.elespectador.com/  Sigue a El Espectador en Redes Sociales: YouTube: https://goo.gl/9fPJrE Twitter: https://twitter.com/elespectador @elespectador Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/elespectadorcom Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elespectador Google+: https://goo.gl/HhJOSA  Otros Canales de El Espectador: La Pulla: https://www.youtube.com/c/LaPulla Suscribirse Claro Oscuro: https://goo.gl/cqBNJe Suscribirse Colombia 2020: https://goo.gl/Gs3U86 Suscribirse  Nuestra red de canales en YouTube: Caracol Televisión: https://goo.gl/N3Zo1Q Suscribirse  Noticias Caracol: https://goo.gl/T21oWQ Suscribirse Gol Caracol: https://goo.gl/IE1bPb Suscribirse Shock: https://goo.gl/G38HK2 Suscribirse Blu Radio: https://goo.gl/iugprN Suscribirse La Kalle: https://goo.gl/G4c5k0 Suscribirse Caracol TV Internacional: https://goo.gl/FFvToi Suscribirse Caracol Next: https://goo.gl/acJjvr Suscribirse Caracol Play: https://goo.gl/Lk1iKQ Suscribirse

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00:00The biggest problem is the moscas, the rats, the olors, the vectores,

00:06the noise, as you can see, the machinery, the 24 hours,

00:09the bad management of everything that is destapable.

00:15We are really concerned about this.

00:19We ask the citizens of Bogotá

00:21that the only thing we do here in the field is send food to Bogotá

00:26so that they send us only garbage to enter our area,

00:31that they put them in our place,

00:33that we do what we do here is cultivating,

00:36as you can see, of habas, alberjas, criollas, zanahorias, cilantro,

00:41all of them, the cows and the ganado there.

00:50The street, the street, for me, is like a paradise,

00:53it's a beautiful thing.

00:55We all live as poor,

00:58but we don't have to kill ourselves

01:00with that of the basurero, with that of Doña Juana.

01:03We need to solve something, that's the idea,

01:06that we solve something, because it's like we want to do more pisotear.

01:09If you make a tinto, you have to take it immediately,

01:12because if you leave it for a while,

01:14you can't take it anymore,

01:15you have to do it again,

01:16because the moscas, the moscas,

01:17the moscas, there was a bad smell,

01:18you have to kill someone,

01:21you have to kill someone.

01:28You have to kill someone.

01:29As a farmer who is 43 years old,

01:31I've been living in this area,

01:33I ask the bogotanans to help us solve this problem

01:37that we don't be able to go,

01:38we don't take care of our sierras,

01:40that we don't take care of our veredas,

01:42that this is a healthy part,

01:44that is close to Bogotá.

01:45and the Mr. Alcalde and the entities

01:48who want to end the campesinos

01:51to continue to enter the magic of waste.

02:02The Senators, the Alcalde, the President

02:05that this is not a good alternative

02:07to continue to enter the waste in this land

02:10that is fertile, as you can see,

02:13the crops, the crops.

02:16There is a lot of people who are sick

02:18and the people who are not able to do it

02:21because the campesinos are more accustomed to that.

02:24In other countries,

02:26they bought the waste to make gas

02:28and make energy

02:30because here in Colombia

02:32we are so close to going to enter the plot.

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