00:00And this sewage, Joan, is making the whole community sick.
00:03and to that educational center where there are so many children, administrative staff and teachers.
00:09Good morning, Joan Adán Suárez, my brother, my friend, with all my heart.
00:14Yes, Joan Adán, look, this is a problem that has been happening for more than 10 years
00:20And the authorities still haven't been able to make the decision to come and fix this problem.
00:26that affects us both on the court and here at school.
00:29Where there are so many children studying, and the bad smell and these awful things that are here on this street
00:36They are no longer affecting us too much.
00:38We call upon the competent authorities to come to our aid.
00:43For us, we are not looking for a way to affect our sector.
00:49Joan, how long has this wastewater been like this and this continuous source of pollution in this community?
00:56Well, Joan Adán, look, this situation has been going on for more than 15 years and they still haven't come to fix it.
01:07What's going on here?
01:09And how are you all coping with the stench of that prosecutor emanating from these black waters?
01:14No, no, no, we can't take it anymore, we really can't take it anymore and we don't want to take to the streets.
01:20Please come to the aid of this street, please.
01:24Madam, we are meeting with the coordinator of this center, Salvador TEN and TEN, Ana Urbaez.
01:28Ana, regarding the problem of that wastewater that is making the students sick,
01:33to the administrative and teaching staff who have to tell us about that.
01:37Okay, thank you, yes. It's a reality that is really affecting us students quite a bit.
01:44to all the teachers and to all of us who belong to this educational center because it is very close to what is
01:50that part of that street
01:52And they have no conscience, there is no awareness about the water and what they throw away.
01:57They throw garbage, they throw dead animals because the street is completely abandoned.
02:02So, this neglect by the relevant authorities means they don't have the educational center in bad shape.
02:09It affects the students and everyone else.
02:11Why doesn't it have an effect? Because these are environments that are not suitable for education.
02:18So, we're very close, the school is so close to that street.
02:23Everything that arrives there passes to this side.
02:25So, we really need someone to take responsibility for the help we need to fix that street.
02:33because it is truly needed.
02:34The repair of that street is being done one by one, for the community and the educational center.
02:39How do you deal with the Maredora, with those fecal emissions it produces?
02:42Basically, we're just holding on.
02:46Because we would dismiss students for bad smells or bad behavior,
02:50So we are also affecting education.
02:51So, what we do is try to manage the situation from there because we have no other choice.
02:59The so-called "licensed" person from the authorities?
03:01One a.
03:03We really want the authorities to come to our aid.
03:07because it is aid that we need to help the students and the entire community,
03:12Because in reality, when there is an environment of bad smell and pollution,
03:18Everything affects us, our health, everything.
03:25Thank you!
