:03:01
How should I know?
:03:03
I have no idea.
:03:04
We'll see.
:03:09
Come on! Get that stuff out of here!
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Faster! Keep moving!
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Stand by to record.
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Ready. Rolling.
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This is a special report by José Antonio
:03:25
Samper Pupo for the 7-o'clock news.
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Sir. - Yes?
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Can you tell us what's going on here?
:03:31
What's going on? These assholes
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are throwing us in the street...
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Sir, let me explain.
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My friend is a little too confused
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to explain what's happening to us.
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The situation is critical for us.
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I've had experience with television
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and with evictions.
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Another take, with the background.
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Ready. Rolling.
:03:57
This is a special report by José Antonio
:04:00
Samper Pupo for the 7-o'clock news.
:04:02
Can you tell us what's going on here?
:04:05
What's happening here, as in all evictions
:04:08
that leave people grieving and homeless,
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is the result of two causes.
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First : the injustice ofjustice.
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Second : the lack of a strategy
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on the part of the tenants.
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I beg your pardon?
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As I said, the lack of a strategy.
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Do you know who I am?
:04:27
I'm the famous Gustavo Calle Isasa
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who took part in the legendary eviction
:04:32
of the Casa Uribe. A brilliant feat that
:04:35
did not receive the recognition it
deserved.
:04:37
If you know the story, you'll agree.
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Casa Uribe was next to an apartment house
:04:43
called La Pajarera, the birdhouse.
:04:46
According to the available documents
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these two buildings contained
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48 rooms, 2 water tanks, 6 bathrooms,
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5 courtyards, 84 windows,
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41 doors, 1260 meters of wood