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A little piece of Colombia
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Alejandra Rodriguez
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Updated May 15, 2021
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Okay, thank you for coming to the second part.
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Um this is the last part and of course it's
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going to be shorter.
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I'm going to show you the pictures that I took
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from internet but it may be I'm going to move
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to myself to talk more freely about the topic.
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It's going to be sure.
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But anyway.
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Yeah, yeah.
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Our journey leads to us Colombia today and maybe one
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of the saddest and most important um crisis that we
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have in this moment in latin America.
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We see some of the pictures.
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I think the first one is really, really significant.
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Tive and well, we see resistance here, we see repression
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and we see people in streets against this reform at
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remote area.
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But I think the topic is more than that and
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here's what I talk about this.
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I have friends from Columbia.
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So I've been in contact with them during this time
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trying to understand what is going on with the situation.
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The situation in Colombia Colombia has been, has never been
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a super rich country or a super developed country as
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all the dinner as most of latin America.
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He has a lot of stuff um and justice and
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of course we know and we have maybe a little
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um wrong idea about that.
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They are only uh drug dealers or prostitutes and even
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they carry with that stereotype with that stigma and maybe
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they have a lot of of that.
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But the thing is the social injustice is even worse
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than than we have in chile.
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The reformatory will tell you now, it's not, it's not
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that that creates the social crisis in general.
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The reformatory will tell you is Is a thing that
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it's dealing with the decreasing of the economy during the
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last years in Colombia, the economy in Colombia has decreased
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more than 77 like in super short time.
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So for them and the country's going poor and more
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poor. But the thing is the reformatory what area as
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far as I understood force people to make deals make
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different deals with the with the money they earn, they
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have to pay more for services and they are like
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cutting to people some of the few social helps that
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they received from the government.
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So that is what creates like the bones but it's
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like like like the last piece that ends with christ
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we just exploded everything that were they were dealing with
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all these years.
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We have to consider also that there are more mm
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weapon traffic traffic of weapons of in in Colombia and
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there are a lot of like paramilitary groups that create
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terror between between people and also that effect.
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It's true that there are a lot of parts and
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elements that are controlled by Narcotrafico and that it's really,
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really, really hard to their way but the people now
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it's complaining because the government is using the force against
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the people that is protesting in the pacific way.
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They are not using the police or the military to
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confront the people that is really hurt in the country.
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They are using the to to report to from to
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repress people that is using a democratic and legal instrument.
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That is the protest demonstrations are legal.
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Just until just like us, We saw in 2019 how
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our own social crisis were carried and how many people
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suffer and lose their eyes because of the injustice under
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repression. No, we have we are seeing the even worse
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in Colombia because they are publicly shooting people with real
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bullets in the streets and not only that, but they
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are also controlling the social media because some of these
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friends that I have try to upload videos and photos
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to instagram or some platforms to share with the world
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what is going on, what is happening in the country?
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And they cannot, they cannot.
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They say that there is some kind of problem that
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the videos or the content cannot be shared and it's
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because they are creating.
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Uh they're trying to shut them.
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Oh, and that is not acceptable.
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I suppose we are in a free world, suppose we
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are in a democratic system, I suppose.
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So. Now we should be worried about them.
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I think we're worried about us in the moment.
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That's why I wanted to share this piece of information
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and this piece of self reflection about this with my
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face with my words.
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Because uh, what they are suffering now is not the
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first social crisis that they have, but the government is
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much worse than the one we have in terms of
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repression in terms of dealing with people.
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But also, Colombians are more organized, have uh more uh
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institutions that represents people.
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So maybe they can deal better with the crisis than
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we did.
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Because to be honest, we save our crisis because of
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the covid our crisis never ends.
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It just we couldn't go out again.
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But in the case of the Colombians, they are fighting
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for the rights now.
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And I think we should support him.
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Which should help at least sharing the information we know,
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sharing the truth that we know and try to not
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believe because they are being shutting down.
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Well, that was my reflection.
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That was my presentation.
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The teacher, thank you so much for receiving my video.
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I know that it's going to be really late when
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you receive it because the processing these videos are is
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just eternal.
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But I hope you enjoy the presentation, uh, and see
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you. I hope see you soon and stay healthy.
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Thank you for your attention.
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Bye bye.
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