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Since April 9, 1948,
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when Jorge Eliécer Gaitán
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was murdered.
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Don't interrupt me.
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Excuse me.
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Since that day,
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the decent people who lived here and
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wanted to move further
north took advantage
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of the confusion and chaos
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to abandon these houses.
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Those who stayed turned them
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into criminal hangouts.
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You want to evict them
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to get your houses back?
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Frankly, Diaz,
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I don't know if the Casa Uribe can be
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restored as an architectural work,
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a national landmark or a historical
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monument of our former Bogotá.
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I really don't care.
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What matters to me, without discussion,
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is that I have every right to dispose
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of my family estate as I see fit, and the
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house's fate should be decided by
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the rightful owner and not by these
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usurpers. Do you understand?
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Perfectly.
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Dr. Holguin is a real expert
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in town planning.
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Has the bank made an offer?
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No, but if they did, I'd consider it.
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After all, the banks are part
of our nation.
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Everything is prepared for the eviction.
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No further appeal is possible.
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I've informed the police
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and the press.
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This is delicious.
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That? It's sashimi.
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Fish ... raw.
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Want some more? - No thanks.
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Not so modest!
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Bring him a fork
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or we'll be here forever.
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Let us pray.
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Almighty God ...
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I'll tell you what we need,
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and you figure the amounts.
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My people are reliable.
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They do whatever they're told.