Caminando por Casablanca
Caminando por Casablanca en La Habana, se percibe una ciudad triste y pobre donde los pobladores intentan sobrevivir en medio de la precariedad.
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00:00 This is a special report for ADN Cuba, here in Casablanca, where we are today, showing the world the true vision of the country of Cuba,
00:18 where there is a larger population and a total lack of housing, where it does not matter what origin the country is,
00:30 but that every human being chooses to live where they have a better quality of life and where they find their resources to provide and take care of their families.
00:50 Look here, most people, as you can see in the images, emigrate from the province due to the economic situation that the country is experiencing today.
01:10 Look at what a vision we have here. Many have moved from a small house, a yequipon, this is the famous yequipon of Casablanca,
01:26 where many have had the opportunity to build their block houses, but the construction has been limited due to the lack of resources,
01:40 and even with money, you can't find the materials. Look here, look at how the Cuban is invented through the crisis of resources, materials and the need that the country presents.
02:00 Look at the situation, how the Cuban is arranging himself to find a home for his family,
02:14 since the government's economy and planning does not invest in housing for the population.
02:36 This is the yequipon in Casablanca, in the municipality of Regla.
02:44 Look at the situation, how the Cuban is arranging himself to find a home for his family,
02:54 since the government's economy does not invest in housing for the population.
03:04 This is another example of a system where the Cuban has to arrange himself to find a home for his family,
03:24 this is another example of a system where the Cuban has to arrange himself to find a home for his family,
03:40 look at the conditions that a Cuban has to live in, economically without a budget to build his home.
03:50 Reporting for ADN Cuba, Pedro Quiala, Carlos Milanes.
03:56 (gentle music)
03:58 [Music]