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[00:00:00] of the cost of living itself, of accessing health
[00:00:02] because the economic
[00:00:06] discomfort is associated with a depressive state that
[00:00:09] feeds this, and to access health, you need
[00:00:13] money. It's like a somewhat shitty cycle
[00:00:16] that's hard to break free from. What's the hardest thing for you to pay for today?
[00:00:20] My medication, my treatment for depression, well, a series of
[00:00:23] things, but to be honest, I was a
[00:00:27] public official for more than 10 years. I was convinced about the public
[00:00:43] a feeling that there is no way, there is no
[00:00:47] a clear way to get
[00:00:50] out exactly and that
[00:00:54] in my particular case, what I see is this relationship between
[00:00:57] mental health and marginalization,
[00:01:00] scarcity, of course,
[00:01:03] believe in that, in what? In generates a state of pressure, nervousness, tension,
[00:01:06] a constant fight or flight state
[00:01:10] that makes you sick. It makes you sick and that makes it like
[00:01:13] a trap where you have to access health but the medicines for
[00:01:17] that cost money
[00:01:26] a horror, but this person is
[00:01:28] serve you better. right.
[00:01:57] teams
[00:01:59] in the afternoon. All the information on the
[00:02:30] that there's a topic of salary increases or something that improves everyone
[00:02:33] in general, I think, I don't see it, maybe there's some data you have that I don't have, look,
[00:02:37] I'm stepping away from the manual, I'm stepping away from the manual and from the government's economic model and
[00:02:41] let's go to the square meter, I live perhaps in one of the most beautiful areas of the
[00:02:45] federal capital, or at least that's what I feel because it's my neighborhood, they used to say
[00:02:48] it was the new Palermo, Las Cañitas, we say it, it was beautiful, it was a
[00:02:52] beautiful gastronomic hub that was growing,
[00:02:56] except for home, all the... Tourism, high class, a rental there is
[00:03:08] very expensive, gastronomic places that had even gone
[00:03:12] viral on social networks, so there were lines, closed, yes, they are
[00:03:15] closing, viral
[00:03:18] places, in which there was a
[00:03:22] very large investment to be able to carry out this type of business, I am
[00:03:26] talking about gastronomy, perhaps one of
[00:03:29] Breaking news, two minutes separate us from the most affected sectors and yes obviously.
[00:03:36] We already see the lack of consumption when we ask people what they stopped spending with the
[00:03:39] income they have, the first thing they do is stop spending on
[00:03:42] going out, so that directly affects coffee shops, it affects an
[00:03:46] ice cream parlor, it affects anyone
[00:03:49] interrupting, no, there's also a kind of who doesn't have something totally essential like for example a
[00:03:53] hello Rogi, I have you in pantry or the giants that sell food in supermarkets, let's take the same person who left that we were talking
[00:03:56] about just now, he earns 500, a friend
[00:03:59] calls him. They say, look, I want to talk to you, I invite you to have a coffee or let's
[00:04:03] go have a coffee, let the friend pay, if the friend doesn't pay, he won't go, that's why if the
[00:04:07] friend doesn't pay, but Carlito, it happens to us too, the other day we had a discussion about this topic
[00:04:11] with Federico, how many times have we said no group outings, it's true, because you
[00:04:15] can't because it's not enough, because we are on the 20th and you haven't been paid yet and you have
[00:04:18] to pay something
[00:04:19] important
[00:04:27] Carlino's post-birthday, but what was the idea always? Yes, the day you
[00:04:31] get paid, you organize a birthday, it's always
[00:04:33] like that, we go out, but when I get paid, we buy the
[00:04:37] gift, for example when in the couple when we get paid that
[00:04:41] week we perhaps have a meal as if to, but
[00:04:44] there it is, a week
[00:04:46] later no, and also if we
[00:04:49] intimidate them, because they don't want them to comply with if we are late or something due to time, we cancel it, the
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[00:07:11] Crónica screen,
[00:07:14] Irma and
[00:07:23] Miguel's despair,
[00:07:25] they denounce that they want to
[00:07:28] evict
[00:07:30] them,
[00:07:33] they stopped paying rent in
[00:07:35] April,
[00:07:39] the owner never responded to our complaints.
[00:07:44] They claim they live
[00:07:46] flooded,
[00:07:53] let's get to know the story of these retirees, of this family that is going through a
[00:07:56] very complex situation, Fernando Moreno is there,
[00:08:00] from the place, he will show us the house, we already have some videos to start
[00:08:04] showing you, it seems that all the neighborhood's
[00:08:07] sewage falls on them, they have even been complaining for
[00:08:11] a while now, yes. And the owners of the place don't want to
[00:08:14] do anything, look at the humidity on the wall, look, they don't want to
[00:08:17] do any construction, they don't want to interfere
[00:08:21] and since the retirees kept insisting, what did
[00:08:23] they tell them? They have 24 hours to vacate, come on, Fer, we
[00:08:27] hear you, welcome, good
[00:08:28] afternoon.
[00:08:31] How are you doing, you and also obviously
[00:08:34] Fede, Fede, and the whole team, we are with Miguel and
[00:08:37] Hilda, who are, well, the ones who are
[00:08:40] renting and the tenants. Clear, as a form of protest, they stopped
[00:08:44] paying in April, as they were telling us just now, as you were telling us, because
[00:08:48] well, they ran into a series of problems that the owner of the house doesn't want to
[00:08:51] take responsibility for, well Miguel, you will give us more details obviously, yes, at no time
[00:08:55] did he want to, excuse me, good afternoon everyone on the
[00:09:18] we want to help you,
[00:09:22] well, yes, thank you, we have been complaining
[00:09:26] for over a year, we stopped paying him because he didn't give
[00:09:29] us an ear to the requests we made and when the end of the month
[00:09:33] came, he would come and collect, look, we have this problem that has been going on for
[00:09:37] so many years and he never
[00:09:40] solved the problem. First, that after
[00:09:44] we discovered that there was a sewer here between the kitchen and
[00:09:47] dining room, yes, because it overflowed one day and we
[00:09:51] called him, he said, now I'm going to call Aisa,
[00:09:54] Aisa came but to unclog from the street. When the
[00:09:58] guy from Aisa came in, he did me a favor, he told me, how can there be
[00:10:01] a sewer inside here if there can't be one? For that, you have the sewer
[00:10:04] outside, and they didn't unclog anything because it's not their
[00:10:08] responsibility inside and we communicated again, he
[00:10:11] said, leave it, I'll talk to Aisa, I don't know, he never gave us a solution
[00:10:15] so much, one day I didn't get up one Saturday at 2 in the
[00:10:19] afternoon and my whole house was flooding, a
[00:10:22] small room I have,
[00:10:25] and they had left the faucet open of a sink upstairs, a first floor
[00:10:29] that they rent to a single person and
[00:10:32] my whole house filled with water, it looked like the
[00:10:35] Iguazu Falls, how the water was coming out of the roof, we communicated it, we
[00:10:39] called the owner right away,
[00:10:42] we called the owner right away, he didn't give us an ear, he hung up
[00:10:46] on us, we called 911
[00:10:50] we called the firefighters, the firefighters came and they couldn't
[00:10:53] get in because it was closed and
[00:10:57] what happens then? They said, let's ask for
[00:11:01] the judge's order that is on duty and they had already requested the
[00:11:04] order and in that a
[00:11:07] guy who was going to rent there happened to come, he had
[00:11:11] the key, he opened and when he opened, it was all
[00:11:14] water, well, how crazy
[00:11:17] Miguel, but let me stop you there to start understanding this
[00:11:20] story better. Is he a tenant
[00:11:24] completely?
[00:11:34] But in terms of construction, is it well done? Can there be a sewer inside the house
[00:11:38] that connects to, yes, this is normal? According to what the
[00:11:41] company said, no, they couldn't do it, they
[00:11:45] told them clearly that they couldn't unclog it because it was inside the house
[00:11:49] that the sewer couldn't pass through there, did we understand correctly Miguel, those from
[00:11:53] Isa told you it couldn't pass?
[00:11:57] Exactly, exactly, from the
[00:12:00] moment that outside on the
[00:12:03] sidewalk it is for all the fecal
[00:12:07] matter to go, so to speak, everything that is
[00:12:10] local waste to go to the street, this
[00:12:14] no, what happens is that they have from here from
[00:12:17] 35 to
[00:12:19] 3512
[00:12:22] of Rabanal de Rivera Indarte.
[00:12:25] until Rabanal Avenue and they have there that they also
[00:12:29] rented and all the sewage from there comes here
[00:12:32] here they also have a
[00:12:34] premises that backs up to ours that divides
[00:12:38] the house having a graphic there were like
[00:12:42] 15 people working and all the two bathrooms they have
[00:12:45] there all the local waste came here and everything
[00:12:49] went outside but all of it came here Miguel, both you and Irma are
[00:12:52] minimum wage retirees or a little
[00:12:55] more no, both on the minimum wage,
[00:12:59] both, so that house receives more
[00:13:02] or less a million pesos, less, less, less,
[00:13:06] 400 and something, less, less
[00:13:08] sorry, less than a million and how much do they pay for rent, how much did they pay for rent before
[00:13:12] all this conflict,
[00:13:15] and the last one in 420,
[00:13:17] 45,000 pesos, that is, half of their income went
[00:13:21] to rent, it's crazy, for a rent that didn't have a counterpart.
[00:13:25] If it wasn't even dignified or not dignified because the house gets
[00:13:29] flooded, it fills up with fecal matter, if you want, issues
[00:13:33] with the sewer, which is disgusting, now since April, we are in
[00:13:36] September already, what was the measure prior to wanting to
[00:13:40] evict them, excuse me, yes, yes, Miguel, go ahead
[00:13:44] yes, excuse me April, I
[00:13:46] clarify, April of last year the conflict
[00:13:49] started last year I
[00:13:51] paid
[00:13:54] clearly then I told him I would pay, but solve the
[00:13:57] problems, right, what's more, nothing, nothing, nothing,
[00:14:01] so I couldn't keep paying because this was a disaster
[00:14:05] all this, and he went and
[00:14:09] evicted us, how long do you have, Miguel, excuse me for
[00:14:14] harassment because they knock on their door at any time, how, how
[00:14:18] is that, yes, yes, let's see, yes, at night sometimes
[00:14:21] we hear knocking on the door in the early morning. I look, I
[00:14:25] get up, there's no one there and we feel it as continuous
[00:14:29] harassment, because it's so that we
[00:14:31] leave,
[00:14:33] that we leave the house, clearly, to kick them out, Miguel, but until when
[00:14:37] do you have time to leave, to find another
[00:14:40] place, what date did they give you and
[00:14:43] between and the date is between 10, 15
[00:14:46] days, oh, we had a problem with the signal, be careful that it's not
[00:14:50] a, let's see, let's see, Miguel, can you hear me, can you
[00:14:53] hear us? Ah, well, there we are,
[00:14:57] we are trying to see what happens with the mobile unit because be careful it's not
[00:15:00] something, because the owners remember, they are in the same building,
[00:15:04] clearly, they live in the same area, oh, I hadn't thought of that, he said it a
[00:15:07] while ago, that they are there, they are constantly knocking on the door in the
[00:15:11] early morning to kick them out, to
[00:15:14] the legal deadline, they supposedly have 15 days to
[00:15:17] vacate, but they want them to leave tonight,
[00:15:21] we didn't say something short, Miguel's wife has reduced mobility.
[00:15:25] She is in a wheelchair, exactly, so it is not so
[00:15:29] easy, the issue is who defends retirees, in this
[00:15:32] case I say retirees because they are retirees, but
[00:15:35] anyone. and it's complicated because if you don't have a very good
[00:15:44] lawyer, you start to have differences with the
[00:15:48] owner, you have to somehow intuitively figure out how to
[00:15:51] fight it because it becomes a fight where
[00:15:54] the one who has more knowledge of how to legally confront the
[00:15:58] issue wins, Andrés, I hear you, how are
[00:16:00] you, good afternoon, well, the situation is
[00:16:04] dramatic, one at first instance. one says, well,
[00:16:08] a matter between private individuals, but here we are talking about retirees doubly
[00:16:12] vulnerable, no, first due to the serious economic situation they are
[00:16:15] facing, according to the chart that was just displayed
[00:16:19] here on the television, we saw that these retirees
[00:16:23] are below the poverty line, here it is, here it is now on
[00:16:26] screen, eh, the conditions are
[00:16:28] deplorable, eh, I suggest that Hirma and Miguel go to the
[00:16:32] Ombudsman's Office of the city of Buenos Aires, for that I'm going to
[00:16:35] put a stop to you, that's good. People
[00:16:40] the ombudsman's office, the ombudsman's office helps the
[00:16:44] neighbors, yes, yes, of course, of course, you tell me that someone is going to
[00:16:48] grab Miguel, they are going to grab him and say, let's see, tell me your case, they are going to pay
[00:16:51] attention, yes, here you have to go quickly to a mediation instance, a
[00:16:55] person from the public order, come here, chat, you have a good relationship with
[00:16:59] us, we love that you come, but people believe less in politics,
[00:17:03] no, no, well, but there you go to the cases, you go to the statistics of cases entered and cases resolved, you
[00:17:07] realize. Perfect, obviously it's not the same as a lawyer, but
[00:17:10] when you have nothing, if you have a state institution that acts
[00:17:14] as a mediator, another person might think twice if they want to keep
[00:17:18] attacking you, because there it's like complaining to consumer
[00:17:21] defense, it doesn't solve the same as a lawyer, but between having
[00:17:25] nothing and making a complaint to someone, you are fighting the other
[00:17:28] problem, they have lawyers, well, of course, the
[00:17:32] ombudsman's office has the
[00:17:35] of offices to deal with this situation, so we invite them to go to
[00:17:38] the city's ombudsman's office, this is happening in Buenos
[00:17:41] Aires, we'll be back with you, now we'll resume
[00:17:45] contact, we're seeing you, we're hearing you, we were just showing
[00:17:48] videos of the house where they are living now in completely inhumane conditions
[00:17:52] and I was talking about your wife who has health issues, she has reduced
[00:17:55] mobility, it must not be easy to find a suitable place to
[00:17:59] live in the next
[00:18:00] few days,
[00:18:04] No, no, it's very difficult for us, first because we're not well.
[00:18:07] In everything, so to speak, she, for example, was in bed for almost 2 months,
[00:18:11] 3 months, because she caught a strong flu, I also
[00:18:15] lost 20 kg two months ago,
[00:18:18] and a couple of grams more, and I was
[00:18:21] able to get up and walk, she got a little
[00:18:25] weak and couldn't walk anymore, but
[00:18:28] she lost a lot of weight, she started at 60-something kilos, now
[00:18:32] she weighs 40-something kilos, it's tremendous, so she's just starting to
[00:18:35] recover, of course, and
[00:18:41] where are they now? I don't know, they live one,
[00:18:43] supposedly the contract says Boedo eight
[00:18:47] something, 800-something, and
[00:18:51] clearly, but sometimes he says he's in a quinta, that he lives in a
[00:18:55] quinta, I don't know, I really don't
[00:18:58] know, and you tried to go through good manners, to explain the situation they
[00:19:02] were going through, that your house was flooding, that your wife was sick,
[00:19:06] what does he answer? Beyond these harassments that we suspect come from him,
[00:19:10] but what does he say, can you talk like civilized
[00:19:13] people with this man?
[00:19:17] No, no, no, no, really no, no, no, no attention to what
[00:19:21] one tells him, no attention, he doesn't give it importance, for
[00:19:25] him what matters is supposedly the business, when does the contract
[00:19:28] end, that's how it is, master,
[00:19:32] Miguel, when does the contract
[00:19:33] end?
[00:19:36] Now, on November 1st,
[00:19:39] 2026, November 1st,
[00:19:42] 2026, in a few months, yes, but
[00:19:45] stop, but he can stay, yes, claro, to explain to people, if
[00:19:49] you have the contract, you can stay until then, after that, what he can have
[00:19:52] is a claim
[00:19:55] for late payments, he may have to pay interest for staying, but as long as he has
[00:19:59] the contract, he has a situation there, then if he can have some
[00:20:03] legal action from the owner to claim that
[00:20:07] due to... his non-compliance, it has to end, but that has to happen in reality, what happens is that the
[00:20:11] non-compliance, the non-compliance is also on the part of the owner, that's the
[00:20:14] problem, so to speak, as an owner you have rights and
[00:20:17] obligations and as a tenant you have rights and obligations, if the tenant
[00:20:21] pays and the owner doesn't, doesn't comply with his obligations, the
[00:20:25] reality is that there isn't a, there isn't a balance of services, the
[00:20:28] reality is that what they decide to stop
[00:20:31] paying as a form of protest that they are not
[00:20:35] fulfilling their duty as owners is not right, the house is falling
[00:20:39] apart, the house, so to speak, they don't care about their property, the
[00:20:42] owners, let's see, they are retirees, clear, but Miguel, you just said something very
[00:20:46] logical, they only care about the business, maybe now a guy of...
[00:20:50] 20, 30 years old, rents, he doesn't care about the sewer issue because they are not there all
[00:20:54] day, because they are not so eh, perhaps susceptible to
[00:20:57] illnesses and that's the issue, you said you caught a very strong flu,
[00:21:01] who knows if it's not precisely because they are living in this misery, I don't know if
[00:21:04] we can, Fer, if it's too much to ask, take a tour of the
[00:21:08] house, show where the sewer is, where it
[00:21:11] floods them, the conditions in which they are living, can we take
[00:21:14] that tour, if possible, let's make the
[00:21:59] information to Andrés, who is listening to us, what they have to do in the
[00:22:03] ombudsman's office, which is important, at least for me, go to the city's ombudsman's
[00:22:06] office, there
[00:22:10] initiate an instance, in principle, of mediation
[00:22:13] with the owner to resolve the situation, obviously with the
[00:22:17] advice of lawyers, explain that... it has
[00:22:20] been going on for a long time, for several months now the owner is
[00:22:23] basically failing to comply and the non-payment by the
[00:22:27] tenants is due to that reason, because you see the effort these
[00:22:31] two elderly people make, earning less than a million
[00:22:35] pesos to pay more than half of their income
[00:22:38] in rent, this was a drama, a social drama, because we can't blame
[00:22:42] everything, there's a vulnerable family here, but also
[00:22:46] perhaps the owner cannot take responsibility for that because they also
[00:22:50] can't, because I doubt there are owners who care, no, but I have to put
[00:22:53] all the blame, we have to put here there is a social drama that affects
[00:22:57] all parties here there is a social drama that affects the entire
[00:23:00] society. There, I'll give you, let's play
[00:23:04] your game, what Racio says is right, the owner can't, reduce my rent, give me a
[00:23:07] facility,
[00:23:09] don't charge me rent and let's use that money,
[00:23:15] those 50,000 pesos to do the necessary works. Answer.
[00:23:18] He doesn't answer them, he doesn't want to, let's see, all he wants is for them to
[00:23:23] leave the house now, but they are not going to leave, Hilda, Hilda, are you listening to us, I want
[00:23:27] to know how you feel about all this, I imagine the anguish,
[00:23:31] welcome Hilda,
[00:23:33] Thank you, daughter, tell
[00:23:36] me, my dear, what are you going through?
[00:23:40] Well, look, I'll
[00:23:43] tell you that when we
[00:23:56] we had a stove when we came here, but he rented
[00:24:00] with a stove, with the stove to cook
[00:24:03] with, it turns out that the stove that was here was useless
[00:24:07] and it took him to buy
[00:24:09] the
[00:24:12] stove that his sister bought, that she didn't buy
[00:24:15] it.
[00:24:18] a year and three months with the stove
[00:24:21] a year and three months, clearly and what I see is that
[00:24:25] you are re-bundled up beyond the stove, it shows that
[00:24:29] any complaint you make to these people falls on deaf ears, but
[00:24:32] I notice, the first thing I observe looking at you is that you are re-bundled up
[00:24:35] inside your own house, are you now with heating, do you have gas
[00:24:39] connection?
[00:24:41] Yes, I didn't have, yes, I have heating, but I
[00:24:45] turned it off because today I had the door open a little bit,
[00:24:49] well. I'll tell you and he brought us the
[00:24:52] stove
[00:24:55] and a year and three months later and from there the problems
[00:24:59] started, you see that one thing and another, I
[00:25:03] if you want I'll send you all the, it's three, four pages
[00:25:06] of complaint, he has
[00:25:14] how to handle
[00:25:17] how they stopped paying because they didn't
[00:25:20] pay, uh-huh, we paid in April, daughter, we paid
[00:25:23] April, right, and he told us, well, to
[00:25:27] leave, you see, because if not he would come
[00:25:30] and break everything and he wanted to enter by force and he would cut off our
[00:25:34] electricity and
[00:25:35] water,
[00:25:39] he must have inherited this apartment and he rents it
[00:25:42] as is, you rent an apartment and you fix it, you don't
[00:25:47] what happens, he himself told us
[00:25:51] that this whole part up to the corner was like
[00:25:55] a wide sidewalk, there was extra,
[00:25:57] you see, so he had the idea with his
[00:26:00] sister to make some... little rooms, he made
[00:26:04] like four, four or five more houses
[00:26:08] all around that go around the
[00:26:10] avenue, all those bathrooms affect
[00:26:13] us here, we didn't know anything when we called
[00:26:17] Isa to unclog, he didn't
[00:26:20] he took over, so she didn't want to go inside, she said it
[00:26:23] didn't belong to her, that it should come from
[00:26:27] from 5 years ago, you see, clear, as if to organize
[00:26:30] a little the idea, this house where we are sitting now
[00:26:34] was the sidewalk, that's why the slaves were on the sidewalk originally and
[00:26:38] now they are inside the property, little black one, it's very good, how you are telling it, how you are
[00:26:42] telling it, Hilda, here our director tells us something very
[00:26:45] interesting, that surely what we are analyzing is that something
[00:26:48] tank that was in another place of the
[00:26:52] house outside and it was built to invoice, as Horacio was
[00:26:55] saying, and it is rented to anyone, obviously they don't care who
[00:26:59] lives inside and how it develops. Come on, Nico Fedea. Here also a
[00:27:03] very big concern because Miguel and Hilda have the possibility of communicating
[00:27:06] this, but in the city of Buenos Aires there are more than 600,000
[00:27:10] elderly people who are going through economic
[00:27:13] and housing situations of this seriousness as well, and I think it is fundamental
[00:27:17] to call not the institutions and mainly the
[00:27:21] governments, in this case the city government, so that they have
[00:27:23] support for older people because if the average
[00:27:27] in general of society finds it difficult today to make ends meet,
[00:27:30] let alone in this case for older people
[00:27:34] who worked all their lives and what they expect at
[00:27:38] this stage of their lives is more or less to have some
[00:27:41] peace of mind and they are not having it, this is not a private matter but a
[00:27:45] social situation that is becoming more complex and now we also have to talk about the
[00:27:48] change in the law of inviolability of private property, I understand that evictions are express,
[00:27:52] Hilda, don't worry, we will do everything possible to help you so that you don't end up on the street,
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[00:29:32] 6
[00:29:33] PM.
[00:29:41] War for
[00:29:42] territory,
[00:29:46] they tried to evict a family with
[00:29:48] gunshots,
[00:29:50] a 5-year-old child was shot,
[00:29:54] neighbors took justice into their own
[00:29:56] hands,
[00:29:59] they stoned and burned the house of the alleged hitmen.
[00:30:05] It's a brutal sequence that we are going to start to narrate and learn about in the next
[00:30:09] minutes, look at the images, this happened just moments
[00:30:12] ago, war for territory, war between
[00:30:16] neighbors, a band of hitmen and their leader,
[00:30:19] you, from what they told me a little while ago, are still free, still
[00:30:22] at large, from a bullet, five years
[00:30:25] old, the family is of Dominican
[00:30:28] nationality.