Good morning maya sphere, good morning mother, common sphere of the fountain,
good morning more. Wait Welcome one more day to our podcast. You know
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people, always trying to learn, reflect, improve on this topic that
is the one that we are concerned with, that is also very broad and
that, because this way we have been years and we do not get bored.
We are not bored because we are also aware, also because we live
in the world in which we live, of the things that are happening around
us. And although it is not a direct issue with upbringing, motherhood,
parenthood or childhood itself, of course it affects, because, of course,
it affects at the end, because it affects us all we live in society.
The issue that is going to take us up today is an issue that
may not have touched you, you have not had that misfortune, you do
not know anyone that happens, but you have seen it in the media or
you have seen it, because on TV a. Best of all, not
to someone who happened to him, but suddenly, in these things that are
happening to someone you know. And, well, I think it' s
worth using all the platforms at our disposal and all the possible speakers to claim
something that might happen to you that you' re listening to us. Pass
me or pass to the neighbor, to the neighbor the family of the guest
who comes here today, who I also know personally and that she wanted to
come here in other conditions, but now. Well, if you have to
come to talk about an important issue, then you' re coming. She
is Blanca Santa Maria, the well- known p in networks and who has
been my companion for why podcast, podcast, why podcast that now, because
she is a little on vacation. But, you never know, you never
know we' ll come back. I think so. It' s good.
Well, there it is. The door' s not locked. The
door' s not locked. One of the oldest podcasts that has been going
on for many years and with which I have had the luxury of participating for
a few years. It' s been several years. The final stage.
There we have been at the end of the year with Jorge Ov, with
Kik thirteen Bcs, with mament as well co Mami and avien p when he
wanted to accompany us, when I wanted according to the day. Welcome,
Mother Tera. There you go. Thank you so much, I' m
happy now, I can die now. It' s all over. Actually.
I want to go to the podcast. I want to go to the
podcast. Well, then, Blanca Santa Maria, it turns out that,
because of things in life, in the last weeks, in the last months,
you' ve become a vindication voice in the networks, as far as
you can, because something is happening to you, something is happening to your
parents that I think is worth knowing. No matter where you are, whether
you are from Madrid or not, because what we are going to tell today
can happen to you in any city, because it is a phenomenon that unfortunately
is happening more and more. Tell us a little white, tell us what
you want, because you also come here as to tell what you mean,
without any filters. Don' t feel like it, well, a little
bit, a little bit, tell us a little bit, what' s
going on and why you' ve had to hit the table a little bit
and get to vindicate and fight to defend, because your parents right exactly to
housing, to housing, because it turns out that well, my parents live
in Lava Pies, which is a neighborhood that takes a while, which is
getting too fashionable. It' ll be like a dangerous neighborhood first. Now
it' s a cool neighborhood, as some real estate people call it,
and it turns out one day my mom was already like that. My parents
live on rent, they live in a rental building, and it turns out
that my mother has already been saying daughter this building will sell it. They
' re gonna sell this. And now, Mom, how are they going
to sell it? If I' ve been good, my father' s
been living there for seventy years, how they' re going to sell the
building that' s a daughter, yes, I' ve seen people in
suits that this is really weird. I' m good. And this one
day he sends me news to my mother by Whatsapp in which he says that
he rents the housing, which is an investment fund that is linked to the
family of hope Aguirre is buying four buildings, three of them in Madrid and
one in Barcelona and in which he puts tribulete seven. Of course, when
I read the news, I started crying. I became Jorge, what is
wrong with you and gave him this I say that in the end, my
mother was right, that is that they are selling it and there we are,
then, in the fight to stop it. We' re not going
to stop it because if it' s not going to be Ellis, it
' s going to be another investment fund, because the landlords don' t
want to have the building, they want to sell it. They give them
a lot of money. I get it to see Mira, she gives him
a lot of money. And there we are, then, that they are
listening to us in the city hall, they are listening to us politicians,
on the district boards, on Twitter, by instagram, we are going through
all the media, in the press, in television, we are making noise,
especially where it leaves us. But what is involved will be those who
have no idea what it means to buy a property, an investment fund,
because they will say good, because from the right, that is, the
free market. You can buy and sell the landlord. You have every right
in the world to sell your property to anyone you want. What' s
the problem, if what happens with that, because the problem that these investment
funds or vulture funds, what they call them. What they do is they
buy the building, they throw out all the people and they do works or
they throw it or they remodel it to do in this case what they want
to do are luxury houses, because it is a neighborhood, which is a
building that is in the center, between the metro of lavapies and ambassadors,
it is very well located, it is central and it is a building that
is very large, because it is fifty- four houses. What is there,
then what they do is that or you go for the good ones,
that is, they don' t renew the lease or as is the case
with the family, my family, and three more that are old income,
that are life contracts, that have no end, that make your life impossible
for you to leave or you go like empty in the building already they would
leave these four families they put you narco floors, they put you in occupation,
they make your life impossible, they try to steal you, they try
to try at home, they do works that last you three, four or
five years, works in which either you leave or you endure nine of the
morning, ten of the night noises. Then we' re there to see
what' s going to happen. In theory, the building is not yet
purchased. The 13th of February was held in ELIX to hold a meeting to
expand the capital. One hundred and fifty million euros were going to expand it
to buy these buildings already. It was Tribulet seven that is Boldian lavapies,
number five that is linear city Salvia, one that is Tetuán and one in
Barcelona. The one in Salvia already belongs to Eli Salvia is already purchased,
while the other buildings, not to this day, are still homeowners. And
what is being done, I mean, since you' ve come across that
news, what can you do, what are you starting to do? Well,
you don' t live there, you' re not even close to
that, that place, not that block, but that' s where you
' re involved, of course with your parents. And what can be done
or what the neighbors are doing. The first thing we did was create a
group of Whatsapp and between my mother a neighbor and me every time we see
a neighbor, because I' m almost every day already there as a telework,
because I' m going to telework, because I talk to the neighbors,
we create a group of Whatsapp. And once we created a Whatsapp group.
We went to the Tenant Union to let us know what' s going
to happen, because in the union every Friday they hold an assembly in the
afternoon and go many buildings that are in have the same problem as us.
Then from ELIX people who bought them elis. There are several buildings, one
of them, which is that of Galileo twenty- two, which is in
Chamberí, which is already there. There are four families left living there.
So we went to the union, we got together, they were talking to
the neighbors. Well, if you worry us, this isn' t overnight.
It may be years before you can be thrown out, but they can
make life impossible for you. They' re gonna try to eat your heads,
talk to you, try to convince you to leave. They' ll
give you money or they' ll give us money. And we' re
there with the union. Then, then, as soon as I found out,
I started writing to politicians by instagram, because on Twitter you have to
be verified to write to them, because by instagram it is I lived Alejandra
Jacinto, who was the one who stood in the elections of two thousand twenty
- three. We can in the Community of Madrid. She answered me,
and since she' s a lawyer, she' s the one taking the
case. She gave me an appointment, we met with her and she'
s the one who' s going to represent us legally or judicially. Then
I wrote to Lovato, who is the soe. He answered me, too.
I passed the contact of the one who carries the subject of housing in
Madrid and together is Pedro Barroso, Cristina González and Reyes Maroto came to the
building to see us and talk to us, and they are the ones who
are opening the doors for us to go to the Assembly of the Community of
Madrid, to the City Council. They always ask questions about us. So,
when they talk about us, we go so that, at least Almeida
will make us face that they do not see that it is a building,
but that people live there and thanks to them, because they open doors to
places that we cannot go. We' ve gone to the district boards in
the downtown area and there' s the district board. Which tells us it
' s not up to him, so we tell him whose competition it is.
I don' t know, but then behind your back I don'
t support you very much. I' m counting on you to count on
me for what you want In fact, she called attorney Alejandra. As far
as I can help you, but then in front of other politicians always votes
not that they will not apply the housing law in the Community of Madrid,
they will not apply the law And there they are. That' s what
it means, because there' s a law that protects this situation. Yeah,
there' s a housing law that' s launched by the government,
which does like stress areas, that is, if you strain the Lavapiés area,
for example, you can' t raise the rent more than three percent.
They' re areas that you can' t raise the rent as you
want, so they do what they do, they run it by the courts,
and they don' t apply it. The Community of Madrid has said
no, that they will not apply the law of good as long as they
can bring it to court, because against it can be extended better. And
then, calling the press, we' ve been in the newspaper, it
' s in public, in the country, in the world, in Spanish,
in the jump. We' ve gone to all the media, we
' ve gone out in the intermission. We did a musical action on February
3rd together with the Barrio theater that where Alberto San Juan Cristina Medina was Or
there were almost 1, 500 people on the street supporting us because we did
concerts. We' ve made quite a bit of media noise and before musical
action,Éix sent two representatives to the building to stop us from going out
in the media, because of course we were staining his image, because they
' re the good ones, the landlords, our bad guys. For them
why, because the landlords sold us without warning us. And I told him
already. But the landlords don' t kick us out. I say it
' s you who throw us out and they don' t. No.
No, it' s just that these aren' t your homes. And
I' ll see. I have a life contract and my father has been
living here for seventy years. You' re gonna tell my dad this isn
' t his house. He has a valid contract, he' s in
full right. So a lot of people think that what we want good in
this case my parents is a free house and they don' t pay every
month, that is, all the neighbors that are there on day one pay
so that they don' t then throw anything into our face. That many
say is not that you do not want, you want free house, you
do not want to pay No. No, no, no, it'
s that this, if we' re evicted, is an eviction paying,
that' s the strongest, but you keep paying. I mean, your
parents own it. They' re still paying their landlords. That is to
say, no such sale has been made. I mean, he' s
a very specialist, this day- to- day thing that happened to him
yesterday because my dad gets sent for whatsa and makes a transfer. Yesterday,
still the landlords remain the same owners and the relationship with the landlords at nothing
for the landlords. For example, you, when you' re on rent,
if something goes wrong, call the landlord and the landlord will fix it
for you here from the day you come in, they tell you the arrangements,
you manage. You, I mean, it' s your house to
fix, but it' s not your house to have your right to stay.
And with the landlords nothing. As soon as I heard the news,
I told my mother, Mom, give me the landlady' s phone I
' m going to call her. I called her and said look I'
m a tenant of Tribulete I' m not going to give you my name,
but I' ve heard this news about what' s going to happen
to the tenants. And he told me but how did you find out?
And I say because in the newspaper dot it' s already published and hung
up. My mother insisted in the afternoon, because my mother knows her,
even if she is forty years old that my mother has been living there,
so to see her and that and she doesn' t pick up the phone.
They just give us what we have to pay a month for Whatsapp and
they don' t tell us anything, in fact they have ever gone to
the building, or Santin look us in the face and see that we could
know it messy because there are four brothers. One of the landlords is a
neighbor. Well, he was a neighbor, he' s already gone and
we could have made his life impossible and it' s just that we haven
' t done anything. Contract, of course, that eventually turns against you.
Also, yes, I understand perfectly what is happening now, what situation
there is, what organization right now, because since we are organized with the
union, we usually meet every two weeks, for to see our faces,
but the neighbors to see how they are, how they feel. For Whatsapp
we always want some weird move. We are hearing that there are new people
coming up and it is not that my cousin who comes to turn the house,
because maybe after fifty- four houses there are four that are empty.
And those four have already changed the locks, the mons set alarms so that
we don' t try to get in, because then those empty houses,
what they' re going to do is put in the occupied ones to start,
to drinks or spies, to see what we' re doing, how
we' re organizing and to stand up a little bit and get scared.
Is that what you do in other communities? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah?
Yeah? Yeah? That' s what they' ve done in other communities.
Like we' re all in the union. We have a group in
which we are, for example, Galileo, twenty- two who have already
been with Ellis for a year, those of salt already Boldano and whenever something
happens, we talk to each other. Listen, the mediators are here today
in our building. Listen, we' ve got new people in our building
today. We' re there, hear we need help, we' re
moving each other. There are some cases in which this sale has been brought
to a standstill in this process. Yeah, with Black Store, which is
an American vulture fund, it got at least old- income people stopped by
law because, as you have to go to trials and are very long trials
and justice now very slow. They have managed that, at least the old
rents have stayed in the building, that the people maybe, I am funny,
because it seems that they can think good that that, that is,
that the landlords have all the right of the world to do what they want
with their homes, that is an argument that is always used and not to
see, because it passes from one hand to another. But it' s
not as simple as that. It is not that it passes from individual hands
to others, that well, it is lawful. Then, what this implies
is that the neighborhoods are changing their lives the neighbors, the way in which
that neighborhood is consolidating and becoming, because it is happening in many neighborhoods of
Madrid or Barcelona, which is full of houses of apart hotels Or tourists are
expelled, the neighbors and people who have been living there all their life,
life and break, because the roots of the people who live in that neighborhood
are expelled. He' s getting expelled. People have to go outside,
the price goes up a lot of those houses, and those places are revalued
and people are prevented from living there again. That' s me to see
that the landlords that I sell to me offer me 20 million and I tell
you look I sell are in their right. They can sell, but they
can also do things in another way to give the face of hearing look we
will sell you we give laziness of the recanting tanteor of hearing. First sell
it to you if you want and then we see what can be done.
But they didn' t face it. It is that if we have found
out and we thank you that we have found out two months before the purchase
was made by the media, because no one has told us anything, because
it is that on top of that when we found out that this was the
16th of January. On Ellis' s website you would go through the board,
one of the PDFs that go up with the boards and you would see
there the directions of the streets that they were going to buy. As soon
as the news came out, the union was behind and we, calling the
landlady, removed the addresses from SPDF and directly put Barrio Lavapies, Barrio Tetua,
bar Barrio Ciudad Lineal and Barcelona erased as the trail of the streets.
It' s just that this given to pots hears, because you have the
means and the resources to do it. Uh, yeah, I' m
not saying anything. Listen to the figure of the mediators tell us a little
bit about what it consists of, because that, then, the truth is
that we don' t have much idea that you can serve, which is
that it implies that they want you to first shut up or go straight away.
When we spoke to the union, they told us that that had never
happened, that the mediators had never gone before to talk to the neighbors before
a purchase. Then they tipped off the doorman. But since there is no
phone and or in the building we have physical doorman and told the doorman hears
tomorrow tell the neighbors that tomorrow we want to go talk to them. So
what we did, me as the building representative and another neighbor as the union
representative. We were at the portal waiting for them to arrive at nine o
' clock and they came at ten thirty in the morning. So, well,
we were out there throwing out the morning and this thing we' re
waiting for and we' re being looked at by a guy and a girl
tells me my white neighbor and I think that' s it. I mean,
I don' t think so, man, I stand up to two
people in suits, two little dicks. Such and when we see them he
hears that we are from Ellis and he came to a young boy, a
newly qualified man who would be twenty- two, twenty- three years old
who would give him look go there, if you get you, you bring
a percentage and then a girl came as a social worker, who is well
known in the field of evictions, because she is the head of feminist gypsies,
because of the diversity that they call her guru. She is María José
Cortiñas, it seems to me that she is called and she has been working
while she was in the candidacy Carmena as social worker of the Community of Madrid,
and she came to sell us the bike that came from many evictions,
that was having a very bad time, that as a child. She was
evicted three times because she lives in a caravan because she doesn' t want
to have a mortgage, she doesn' t want to have a landlord,
because the landlords are the worst, and she lives a motorhome. Then she
was telling us that she was going to help us, that she was going
to look for us, that she was going to try to get all she
could to Ellis so she would give us a lot of money, that she
wanted to go into the building and talk to each family to see the situation
of each family. They also wanted to go into the houses, because the
houses have not seen them inside. They' ve only seen what the building
is. So if you see how the houses are, you can get an
idea of how much they can offer you money and getting into the houses and
talking to each neighbor apart, what they do is separate us. I mean,
look, I' m going to offer you two zero euros. Come,
for I offer you five zero Come, for to you I offer such
and do not let them pass. We stayed at the door and said look
here do not pass, because we do not know who you are if men,
yes, if we are your future owners. I mean, I don
' t care. I mean, you have some paper that says the building
is yours and says no, but I have an e- mail from the
landlords that I can pass. I mean, it' s not worth my
email. I mean, I don' t like it and they just started
coming down neighbors because she started saying but you' re how. I know
that you neighbors trust you and as soon as you start taking a leave of
absence. Some neighbor asked him. Hey, you want to talk to them?
No, hey, you want to talk to them. I' m
not saying look, there' s already six neighbors who said no and left.
They' re gone well, no forgiveness. We got hit. The
Chico gave us his phone and Guru gave us a fake phone because we tried
to call her to make a joint meeting with all the neighbors with her and
gave us a fake phone. This was a Friday to the next Tuesday.
I was on my way from the lawyer to bring her papers and in the
group of whatsapstart to write. We just saw Guro at the shoe store because
the building has two stores downstairs, a comic book store that has been in
its 30s and the shoe store has been in its 60s. There and she
began to say that woman who was not already working at the time, who
came to talk to Mary Jesus, to shoe her, because she had called
her Mary Jesus and we told her, but how are we going to call
you if we don' t have your phone, if we skip a fake
phone. And at that moment, just as there was, a journalist from
the world started recording it, which was the news that came out in the
world and she says that she doesn' t work for you, that she
' s already there because she wants to do a social good, because in
this neighborhood, in Lavapiés, she had many associations in which no one knows
her. And she started telling us again a troll and I, at that
moment what I did was to call c a gypsy secretary that I have the
president' s phone and told me that they knew Gorod but that they had
lost her track a long time ago and that it seemed very strange that she
will work for a vulture fund to drive people out of their homes, because
that woman has been in Malaga two weeks ago at a meeting that was from
right to the roof and then in Madrid you are driving people out of their
homes. It' s a bit. It' s all very weird.
It' s so weird. And we' ve only been with this for
a month and a half. Oh, my God, that' s tremendous,
but of course, no one can imagine. You' re on alert
all the time to what can happen to the minimum. We' re hearing
today, for example, there' s mother- daughter people coming up very
household appliances to a house. No one knows anything if it' s like
being on alert all day because you don' t know what' s going
to happen to you as the doorman, for example, of the estate.
He knew everything from the beginning. He' s never told us anything.
Then he comes to sell us that he is not the enemy, because he
will be left homeless, without a job, but that as the landlords are
the ones who pay him, he has to owe the landlords. And one
day I spoke to him and I said wrong Luis, but tomorrow you are
thrown into the street, do not come to cry to the neighbors, because
none of us are going to help you, try to help us from the
beginning, or tell us or tell us hear, so look, are they
going to do this? They' re going to do the other thing,
because the moment something happens in the building it goes directly, leaves and leaves
us there sold. No one knows anything about it and your family, how
your parents, how they' re living it, how they' re assimilated,
what they' re doing. The truth is that quite badly and as
they swallow everything the moment a journalist comes or someone comes to ask them four
questions, they explode and start crying. They recently came out in lasers just
like that crying because mostly because they don' t know where they' re
going, because my mother is sixty- five already, my father seventy-
one, my daughter, where we' re going with our ages. He
says that what we would have to do is parents, children go to their
parents' house, and not parents go to their children' s house,
because now, right now, a rent, even if it is here in
mustols, is eight hundred nine hundred euros. My father is retired and with
the pension he doesn' t even come for a rent. Then we are
seeing to see what we are going to do, to see what ellis offers
us or what he does not offer us, and to see a little for
what I can help them, but for here we all find love and companionship.
But I do have the truth that they' re having a hard time.
That' s why my father is that he was born in the building
and he doesn' t see himself outside of the dishwasher, because there they
have their family, they have their friends, they have everything that it'
s not the same to start a life with thirty years of age than seventy.
If they say what they say, daughter, we, if we were
going to leave here was once dead. That' s what I did,
Mother, with my feet ahead, I' m out of here, so,
there, there I am. What I' m trying to do is
about three or four days a week and with them, at least, to
distract my mother at best. Someone sounds like it because it' s very
well known that yesterday you and I were talking about Greve, which I'
m sure I don' t know if we have such a young audience,
sorry to our two, but it' s true not yet. The audience
of younger streamers may not have arrived. They' re not parents yet,
maybe, some of them, but good. With street to de gret surely
you know it and the news that has also jumped to the media of the
case, because more or not I know if exactly the same, because I
do not know exactly. I know that your company did, that you bought
a building and that you wanted to kick out a lady who also had an
old rent. If I' m not mistaken that' s yes, then
of course. The old income, for example, is that, as the
law has changed so much right now, contracts. If you' re a
small fork, don' t have a little train orchard which is that you
have less than nine buildings or nine dwellings. You' re a little teno,
so the contracts you make are five years old. If you are a
great holder, the contracts you have are seven years, then of course once
the contracts are finished. If you can get kicked out with a four-
month notice through a pure phase, a letter and so on. This woman,
for like my parents, as they are old rents, which are contracts,
they have no end for what they have done to her in life impossible.
They' ve done construction in the building, removed windows, and frozen
his pipes. I didn' t have any water. And that' s
what man said, is that this woman has a lot of money to her
family. I don' t care if you have a contract with that woman.
This is like a job. You have an indefinite contract. If they
kick you out, they have to give you a finiquito, they have to
give you something that it' s not so easy to finish that kind of
contract and he' s now what he was for giving up on the Internet.
Not that she' s an old woman, but she' s got
a lot of money. He only pays four hundred euros, well, but
he' s paying you and then the degred company didn' t want to
take the receipts and started saying that that woman didn' t pay but she
already had it and I got it from no no. I paid you every
month. I have paid you clearly and that many people, because that which
defends those kinds of movements, since that from the free market, has all
the right of the world to own their property and can talk, is living
in their home. But before that there are a number of agreements and contracts
that must be respected. And then what we talked about as neighborhoods and as
a society, we' re allowing this kind of behavior. But not just
as individuals anymore, that is, we, because in the end you say
what we can do. But you are knocking on the doors of the institutions,
of the government, of people who can, of institutions who could do
something and should do something that in the end I would not have to be
the neighbors who are raising their voices, but the authorities forbid it. Yeah,
it' s a regular game. In fact, in a way that
such operations cannot be carried out. In fact, when we were in the
City Hall Assembly the other day, kings Maroto, asked him the question that
they would have to apply the housing law in Madrid, because Madrid, the
center of Madrid, now a commercial center for tourists, for it is that
you do go through the neighborhood. I don' t even know half the
people anymore. You used to say hello to everyone local business, now you
have to follow the cafeteria to the boom, coffee that sells you toast with
avocado and coffee for fifteen euros has queues whenever it flips and that' s
what everyone says as soon as they put you a cafeteria to serve you avocado.
He' s already lost. The neighborhood is lost. And well,
what I was going to when we were in the Assembly, maruto kings told
me, tells me white, how strange it is that to measure has greeted
us, because when it usually goes neighbors, it usually looks at us we
were to the third floor. They are downstairs, they tend to look,
greet and say, but when you are mentioned, you have not been able
to look at them. That' s why I yelled and that' s
when he looked at us and I pulled out the posters like we' re
not here at least tell me to the face and the only thing he said
I' m not going to apply the law of living in the Community of
Madrid and shut the microphone. She started talking about whether Abalos and the Cordo
case had already diverted the issue. Then last Thursday we were in the central
district of the Board of Directors and Carlos Segura, who is the one who
runs the center district of the PEPE in Madrid, approached my mother and said
ay white, I feel like meeting your daughter, because I have not seen
her and I would like to talk to her. And I told my mother
mom, because if she saw me at the Assembly in Madrid, that she
greeted me and everything and now it comes to you with this is that it
is all very much that they pass the ball to each other and we are
there in the middle that they could do many things, yes, but they
do not care. And that should draw our attention. Not that those debates
that eventually come out in the media, because that' s because of the
issue of haba, that I don' t take away gravity or importance,
but that there are a lot of issues that the authorities, because they'
re doing nothing about and they affect and impact everyone' s life, because
this is happening to your family and the neighbors of that building, but it
' s happening in many other buildings, in many other cities. Yeah,
and in fact it' s just that until it happens to you, it
' s either you can' t imagine it myself, when I talk to
the union, I tell you, I admire what you do, because it
' s because until it doesn' t happen to you, you don'
t realize the other day on the foot is the same and they' re
going to evict a ninety- two- year- old in a wheelchair because
he owed fifty euros and we stopped because now we all talked through the chat
we have to go to Dr Furket, who was next door we were several
of a building. It was some press and we tried to stop it.
But I was ninety- two, they were wheelchairs. But where' s
that woman going? The case in Barcelona, which is also called white,
a lady with eighty- six years of age who owed 80 euros for eighty
euros. It' s just that that shouldn' t be allowed. I
mean just or if you allow it, I don' t know how to
try good social housing. They can do a lot of things, but they
don' t care. The other day, rista Maestro Igual came out in
press saying that the City of Madrid buy the building Tribulete seven, as Carmena
did in his legislature years ago that he bought buildings, we do not want
to go we can already say that they have not heard, because we have
been everywhere. I have sent certified letters to the MAID, to the Councillor
of Housing of Centro, to the Councillor of Housing of the Community of Madrid
and they do not answer. I say no more. I cannot ask,
my mother, for yes, because the next question was what we could do.
But this thing is hard. We' ve already been everywhere and many
times we seem to be tired, but there we go and pumba and pumba
and pumba and pumba and pica pala, but no. And besides, the
truth is that all cansinism is little, because it' s really that all
these people, I mean, I insist that this building is happening to them,
but it can happen to you. It' s something that can happen
to us all, to anyone as much as you' re listening to me
already, no, no, no, that my house is mine, it
' s not yours from Banco José Luis, Yes, in fact, but
many banks work with vulture funds. And make it clear is that and as
long as I won' t be the stain his image tries to shut us
up. We have been told that once it is done as a mediation with
this company, they will ask us for a low profile in plan, stop
coming out in the press, stop staining the name. If you want to
come up with a negotiation with us, you have to stop being a low
profile, because that' s what you' re clearly required to do,
of course, so I take advantage of it. Now, now I take
advantage I say good to me I haven' t been told anything then they
' ll use watch all your media appearances. But in the end, you
have nothing left to say but to denounce it, and that we, the
media, are who we are, we have at our disposal, the networks
we have, because we have nothing left but to share it and to disseminate
it to the extent that we can and that reaches those who have to reach
it. Because I insist that this is happening to specific people, determined,
with almost certain characteristics, with X contracts that are rental, but that if
that type of behavior is allowed and validated in that way, who tells you
that tomorrow does not happen with other conditions, with other contracts, with other
situations and we will not have done anything. This is like when you look
the other way and it doesn' t affect you and it sees you and
it' s like I don' t care. It is not my problem,
yes and against that, because we always have to fight and that affects
us, that we participate and that we share it, because in the end
it influences us all and that the day when you want to go out to
Madrid, for example, and say ay no. But I like bars all
my life. It' s just that there' s no shoe stores for
a lifetime anymore. It' s not clear they' re being bitten.
There are no more traditional markets, because people are already, people are already
changing their routine, their way of life, because people are leaving outside who
can buy in the traditional market. I mean, yeah, yeah, and
all that' s got over there. That' s gentrification Yeah, yeah,
yeah, and it' s not just that you turn it into tourism
or downtown, that' s welcome, but of course, what that means
and what' s going on. Besides, it' s happening in cities
around the world that are already banning, because, for example, I boiled
them in me, which is the x number of tourist homes, that is,
this has to put a brake. Yes and not us in the Community
of Madrid, today they say no, no, no. Those who see
no problem, no, that Madrid is very well and that nothing happens here.
You say it. Let' s see that yesterday came out yesterday or
before yesterday a news that in idealist there was a storage room of eight meters
square four hundred euros of rent and you see and you say, but let
' s see who will live here and that that is not allowed, because
I think the minimum is about thirty, thirty and two meters square, what
you can enable to live, of course not. But if that is to
say, we are not putting a stop to speculation, because in the end
this is speculation that is safe and hard, because then we will have what
we want and what we have earned then raise our voice. It' s
not like you' re living, you' re paying, you want a
free house. No. Not my stop what says daughter, if I raise
the rent twenty, thirty percent and I can afford it, I pay it,
but what I won' t pay is one thousand five hundred euros for
forty square meters, that' s what it goes. What they want to
do is put up rents of 1, 200, 300 and it is or
is not viable for normal people, no no, and who will be able
to pay that is not, Blanca. Thank you so much for nothing to
come and tell us. This is a shame that it has to be because
of this topic and not because of something I know because you wrote your book,
well or because it has another child. Don' t worry nine months
we talked. It' s true you could have come to tell us.
Your birth during the pandemic also had its own, but good that it is
not where you can follow information on the subject where people can be informed for
on Twitter we are like arroba tribulete seven and on Instagram we are like neighbors
tribuletes seven. Okay, well, if you don' t see her,
I' ll retweet and put everything on Blanca and follow her on Twitter.
Normally I shared good things, a little random, but yes, a lot
of podcast stuff, at least I met her around, but then already now,
because she' s involved, unfortunately in this matter. But good is
what there is, what has touched us and we support you in all that
is possible. And nothing that I wish, I hope, I hope,
will separate and let the neighbors live in their homes and if you want to
go to officers who want to leave, that they leave, but I mean
that it is of God' s own free will, I am exactly when
they want and in normal conditions, but that people have to be thrown out
in a bad way. And that' s forcing them to leave like that,
not to say having a hard time, because we' ve heard cases
and it' s terrible, terrible. I say what my parents say,
I say see I want you to endure as much as possible, but I
don' t want you to be living in shit with narco floors or with
a guy upstairs who' s making your life impossible for you to leave.
I don' t want to go that far either. But let' s
see, then nothing, we' ll be aware, we' ll keep
a close eye on what' s going on. There' s a lot
of luck and nothing. Thank you and cheers and congratulations for the fight,
for being there at the foot of the canyon and then looking whatever happens,
but you' ve been and you' re fighting there. And yes,
and so, be it this building or another. It' s just that
people take note, especially that they' re close. It' s just
that if the neighbors are close, you' re more likely than when they
start to break up, because as soon as they stop there, you'
re on your own. And that seems silly, but there we have talked
on many occasions about the importance of the community of neighbors to live in community,
that we are becoming more and more separated, that that ultimately interests them,
because if you have no relationship with your neighbors and do not speak,
you do not communicate, because it is the typical phrase that separates them and
the best way to overcome them is to separate them. And yes, yes,
yes, I divided to think that exactly there is that I am already
imposed on all that in the art of war. Yes, the little one
yes, my God, well, thank you, White and nothing. We
want the accounts information so that you can follow it in the notes of the
program and what encouragement And many thanks to you who listen to us, because
you have already seen what is small parentheses in the maternal paternal theme. But
in the end, we live in society and live in community and we want
our sons and daughters to live in a just world and that their neighborhoods,
because they are the best possible, their neighborhoods and ours, that we do
not raise alone, that we raise in community and in society and in tribe
and that we want a just society, and that implies the right to housing.
Look how well I' ve spun it all over you. Ahola,
very well and we will return in a new episode, whether a little more
traditional or not of you know here in good morning, Mother waits, friends,
goodbye Chao n