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📻⛈️ Desde Limatambo, en vivo 11/04/2024 Mollepata - San Francisco - Camas Santa Teresa · Radio en vivo - Limatambo - Cusco - Perú

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  With St Francis as never Saint Teresa, so Chitas Foldain, another mince of
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  trains alone eight and twenty- four in the morning. Attention Dima Tambo communicates
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  the principality. If we kill these moments. About half an hour ago,
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  the truck loaded with Jurel fish arrived, so get close to the municipal Limantemos
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  market to be able to buy, as yesterday and only two hours ended the
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  fish that arrived Allimatambo. I imagine that the same thing also happened in the
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  communities, in Pampaconga, in Ayaviri, and another point of sale that was
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  enabled was in Saucera Alta. It tells us that, in Sauceda too,
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  the fish was quickly finished because of the small amount that was destined for this
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  area. Let' s hope that once again the city officials will see not
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  sure they will have a report and so that on the next occasion they can
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  allocate a little more, because many housewives stayed with the desire to buy their
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  little fish. Jure A lot of family says horseman we love, pretty,
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  we don' t like it. I think that is a matter of taste,
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  of preparation. I also have, for example, personally, I love
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  pretty fish, not horse mackerel, but others love horse mackerel and others don
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  ' t like pretty fish. Then it' s a matter of taste,
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  too. But, but we also reitrate that the municipality brings fish depending on
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  coordinating with the program to eat fish from the Ministry of Production and that they
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  also allocate fish depending on the availability in the seas, in our seas,
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  which are for seasons, there are seasons in which beautiful fish abound, there
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  are seasons that abound the horsefish and so on and surely there will come other
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  varieties also of fish. Or so you have to not buy it that what
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  comes, the important thing is to consume fish for its courageous nutrients that contribute
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  to our diet, for our good diet, in order to have good health,
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  so that our children can grow healthy and healthy. And so also push
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  these negative figures that are being recorded with respect to anemia, not only in
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  our districts, but also throughout the region and the country. So you have
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  to prepare fish eat fish take advantage of today. Then they shake the municipal
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  market of Lima Tambo Jurel Fish available eight and twenty- six in the morning.
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  Listener friends, we have a report that the municipality announced just now,
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  but let' s repeat it yesterday. The rains continue. Yesterday. Before
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  yesterday, the night has been raining incessantly throughout Limatamo, moye Plata and the
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  rains, because, accumulating the humidity, the lands begin to make the rivers
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  increase the flow and this has been happening. One of these also in the
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  dairy annex until yesterday, in the morning hours. During the day, unfortunately,
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  many citizens left isolated because the flow waters with the increase have surpassed the
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  roads, consumed, eaten the roads, flooded the bridges and become impassable because
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  they also put them at risk if someone tries to cross in that way,
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  why the municipality has said these moments that they have already gone to evaluate and
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  surely today they will take action to be able to restore the channel of communication,
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  because many people want to move to their product. Remember that dairy also
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  produces pangin products, which also require you to stay connected, because every day
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  they carry out their activities. And also another report that today and we sent
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  through our social networks is that, unfortunately, from moyepata the rains also continue
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  to wreak havoc. One of these is that for the day before yesterday or
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  since Tuesday, the community of Cama Santa Teresa is totally isolated why. The
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  reason is that the rains have caused the sliding of stones and lands and I
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  get to take the road. There' s no way through anything on foot.
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  They' re totally isolated. The detail is that our brothers who have
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  sent us this report have told us it has already happened a day ago.
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  None of our authorities have communicated with us. No one has asked us how
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  they are, what we can do. Let' s fix it or give
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  us so many days. We' re gonna be able to fix no one
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  in the municipality. In fact, let' s say the evaluation. I
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  don' t know if they suddenly don' t have eyes or not.
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  That' s where I' m referring to the eyes that municipal management always
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  has someone in our communities, these, them to communicate some fact that'
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  s happening there. Immediately they can react and not be suddenly waiting for citizens
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  to be called through the media. That' s the detail. Let us
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  hope that the municipality of moyapata that yesterday already its officials, to our group
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  of Whatsapp, have seen not of the different areas of the municipality and hopefully
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  they will come. But when they are already isolated our brothers from San Francisco,
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  who also want to bring their products to the market, because that is
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  how they live, since from day to day and if they are blocked as
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  they are going to be to bring their bread products. Phosphorus may end,
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  medicines may suddenly end, not other items. Then or also how I carry
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  my products that I am harvesting or preparing to carry, at least if there
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  are no roads. And life, the only way that communicates with the market,
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  is therefore unusable, because it has been ravaged by this collapse. And
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  well that was happening in Jepatta. Friends of war, my brother from Camas,
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  Santa Tres, let us hope that the municipality will make them say the
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  service of coming, because yesterday, for example, there has been a meeting
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  of civil society of Moylerpata and the officials and the mayor to reactivate a commission,
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  a working group for this work. Also that many are being asked by
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  tour operators of the general population. The paved road, at least that is
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  done in the future towards Overipamba. That is also important, but let us
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  hope that together as these issues were being done, other paths leading to our
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  communities will also be discussed. And in view of the fact that this citizen
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  report was published, let us also tell them that two former citizens, including
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  presidents of the San Francisco Community, have communicated to each other, remember that
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  the Community of San Francisco is one of the communities furthest from the Moyapata district
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  and have told us that so far nothing has been done about re- establishing
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  the path that we connect to them, which we have already done, make
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  two reports where, unfortunately, from the rains have also led to their bridges,
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  small, pedestrian bridges, being razed by the waters and even their own
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  machinery in the municipality has been exposed and has been damaged. But that'
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  s where everything was left on the side. He tells us that the municipalities
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  have told them that we are not going to do any kind of work until
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  the rainy season is over. I say, in other words, that our
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  brothers in San Francisco have to be isolated, abandoned until the rains pass,
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  that is, where the mentality is that answer. No, I mean,
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  they' re not looking for other ways to mitigate, let' s say,
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  this situation. To say, gentlemen, we cannot suddenly intervene with machinery
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  or, at least we are going to open a pedestrian trocha but our brothers
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  San Francisco have said, they have told us that not even with horse can
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  move to Muyepata on foot, nothing more on foot and they want to carry
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  their products and backpacks because obviously, one a long path on the way,
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  because one will not bring, because in the back the load. No.
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  And the unfortunate thing, listening friends, is that one of the citizens of
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  San Francisco has paid with his life this situation, this neglect of the authorities
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  of Muyepata. Unfortunately, what has happened, listening friends, in view of
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  the fact that one can no longer go to Mojepata by the San Francisco brothers,
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  who return to the use of the access road to Krahuasi. Our brothers
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  from San Francisco, for the most part, come to Kurahuasi to make their
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  sales, to exchange their products to bring supplies, including their children studying in
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  Kurahuasi and, unfortunately, that road is also, therefore, totally affected by
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  the rains, the meltdowns and everything. Recently, four days ago, listening
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  friends, a community member of the Community of San Francisco who was, therefore,
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  returning from San Francisco San to Curahuasi after having made his harvest and as
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  he was also moving on foot. No. But unfortunately, this citizen has
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  been a victim of nature. He has lost his life because he has gone
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  wild and, unfortunately this citizen gives if we do not communicate it, at
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  least through the media, nobody takes a look. Let' s hope the
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  authorities, the lady mayor, there' s a very broad, her officials
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  reach out to the chest and say," I mean, the authorities or
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  she' s a very broad. You can do something right now because moyepata
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  has been declared an emergency. What it means, when there is an emergency,
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  that the authorities can allocate even the budget exceptionally to carry out mitigation work
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  when it occurs in this situation of natural emergencies. Our question is whether something
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  is being done because of the emergency declaration situation. I mean, if we
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  say when I was in a normal situation, they haven' t done anything.
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  We imagine that they are doing something because the question or the issue was
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  that there were no budgets, that the money reached, because in an emergency,
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  I imagine that the extraordinary resources to mitigate these situations have been distracted.
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  So, this situation of one being lost because the channel of communication is therefore
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  these moments without re- establishment, none, that is, no intervention has
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  been made and because of it a person, a parent, has lost his
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  life. That' s unforgivable. Truth be told, Our brothers in San
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  Francisco, if they knew their rights, their laws, the laws, one
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  could immediately sue them, including the municipality itself. Not because, that'
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  s a lot of Iran, so why walk, so that they leave,
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  but because the need, that is who has the duty to keep the roads
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  in state, let' s say maintenance for people to keep going. Our
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  authorities, the Munisipa Diomoyepata, including the municipality of Anta, have much to
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  do with this path, so let us hope that our authorities will not expect
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  another death for the recent reaction. So I know there are activities or jobs
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  in different parts as well. It already works, but we also need to
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  prioritize those communities that are really in need. Now San Francisco, now beds
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  before Teresa and I mean it, and if they' re going to keep
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  the same answer that no, we' re not going to do anything,
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  let the rains pass and they die very bad friends. That' s,
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  that' s the negative. There are times when some authorities don' t
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  know the truth if they have a feeling for one' s neighbor and say,
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  gentlemen, let' s do what we can, let' s put
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  on our boots and take care of ourselves so we can re- establish your
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  own support and we' ll do so to coordinate this effort to re-
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  establish the path. And not saying is an answer wait for me to pass
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  the jubo. I do not know that the rest of his brothers Moñepatinos eight
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  and thirty- six in the morning will go all over the country on tropical
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  radio nor do we kill transmitting from Timatambo, Tierra de la Rica, Palta
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  Gabi want to what happens, ma' am I spurter that I have already
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  made eighty as gua tama the flame mancho so calls how much stain and there
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  with the ita eye of ta blanket I out hear how we have given these
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  to you. Mr Bishop, I' m the one who' s keeping
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  waves at night. I am that my Maidanado, sir the same thing that
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  Mr Bishop, now what good music, what good talent are we going to?
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  Maybe, because it can tell you many hours of no