00:00Domingo, a football game, a soccer game, right, between both countries.
00:05And Haitian was criticized because they destroyed the infrastructure.
00:11What?
00:11They destroyed the infrastructure, or the stadium.
00:16Excuse me?
00:17Yes, there are many videos when they destroyed doors.
00:20How do they know that?
00:21Doors for entry to the state.
00:22No, no, how do they know that?
00:23You don't know?
00:25No, who said that Haitians destroyed the...
00:28There are a lot of videos who show Haitians trying to enter to the stadium.
00:34Absolutely no, absolutely false.
00:37Okay, I hope people do take responsibility for what they do.
00:43Okay, there were Haitians, there were Cuban, there were Venezuelans, there were Dominicans at the gates.
00:50It wasn't just Haitians.
00:52So if something happened, you cannot blame Haitians for it.
00:55Okay, it's because we...
00:57The people made some videos and they show people...
01:01No, no, no, no, it's not fair to blame Haitians because there are plenty of people outside.
01:07Why the Haitians?
01:09But in the video, the people has...
01:12I have the video, I have the video was there.
01:15There are Haitians, Cuban, Venezuelans, Dominicans.
01:19Why Haitians?
01:20So you say that the people from your country has...
01:24There was a problem with the organization of the game.
01:28People were waiting since 4 o'clock and at 8pm they couldn't get into the stadium.
01:35They were frustrated.
01:38So the problem happened...
01:40Why blaming Haitians for that?
01:43Because the Haitians are supposed to be a scapegoat.
01:47Okay.
01:48Do you want to make...
01:49They are only Haitians at the game.
01:53They...
01:54In the video?
01:55They said who said they.
01:57Who say that?
01:58I saw the video, I have the video.
02:00Okay.
02:01Okay, they...
02:01All right, and I was there at the gate when that happened.
02:04And everything was okay at the gate?
02:06There were everybody...
02:07No, I said there were every type of people there.
02:10Why blaming Haitians absolutely exclusively?
02:13Okay, because we have this information in the ARC, in our country, as Haiti...
02:19If there is anything wrong that happened in the country, you have to blame Haitians.
02:23That's what you have.
02:24No, no, no.
02:25Yes, yes, yes, that's what you're telling me.
02:27No.
02:27I was there.
02:28I told you, they were Dominican, they were Haitians, they were Venezuelan, they were Cuban,
02:32they were all type of people.
02:33Why blaming Haitians?
02:35As country, are you going to say any communication to the government, to the ARC, to let it know
02:40that no one was Haitian, that you don't have that responsibility?
02:43I didn't say they were not Haitians.
02:44That's not what I said.
02:46I said they were Haitians, they were Cubans, they were Dominicans, they were Venezuelans,
02:51they were all type of people.
02:52Why blaming Haitians?
02:53Why do you think every people say Haitian?
02:58Because Haitians escaped good.
03:02It's fair whenever there is something wrong to blame Haitians for it.
03:06But nobody is saying anything about the organization that prevent people from four o'clock to eight
03:11o'clock to enter into the stadium.
03:13So the problem was the organization?
03:15That's right.
03:17How you can describe the behavior of the Haitian people in normal way?
03:24They bought their ticket, they came to watch a game.
03:27And at eight o'clock, after four hours, waiting, they are still outside waiting.
03:34And they hear the team on the field about to start.
03:39Okay, but tell me, can you describe how is the behavior to the Haitian people?
03:45Because I want that you let it know to the Dominican that you are a person, you know, friendly,
03:52that has a good behavior, with good responsibility.
03:55Tell me this.
03:57What?
03:59I'm Mila.
04:00Thank you.
