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Hey guys, welcome back to Lincoln Bio.
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I'm Jenny and I'm Gene and we have some great stories for
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you guys today. So today we're covering Boeing's downfall,
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former president of Honduras found guilty.
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Daylight savings is back.
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So I'm late for the next week.
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Rest in peace, Akira Toriyama.
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I got something for him later on.
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And what the hell is going on with Kate Middleton?
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Mommy blink twice if you're in danger.
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We're also talking about the water shortage in Mexico City,
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the Oaxaca fires and the new Frida documentary.
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Former Honduran president, Juan Orlando Hernandez has been found guilty of
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drug trafficking after being extradited to the US.
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Hernandez who served two terms as president faced charges including conspiring to
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import cocaine into the US and carrying weapons to aid in drug
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shipments. Prosecutors accused him of conspiring with drug cartels too who
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moved 400 tons of cocaine into Honduras on its way to the
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US. He also received bribes including approximately $1 million from Joaquin
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El Chapo during his 2013 presidential campaign.
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The convictions carry maximum sentences of life in prison.
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You think you're gonna say no to El Chapo.
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He could have offered me $50 and I would have been like
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yes, I wouldn't say no to him.
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I, I don't know if I say yes.
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you saying? Yes is saying no and no is not good
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Yeah, Jenny. This next story is gonna have me in
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my element. It is about that time guys,
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daylight savings is back,
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update them clocks and ovens and all the other appliances that you
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have to update manually.
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Winter darkness is on its way out.
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And so is my seasonal depression personally,
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I hate daylight savings.
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I'm not a fucking farmer.
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So I don't know why we still do that shit.
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And the excuse of there needs to be light when kids are
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are about to get on their school buses like that's not cutting
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it anymore. Like they have,
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they have lights on their phones like I don't wanna hear that
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shit. And also shout out to Mexico.
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They said fuck daylight savings last year and they stopped doing it
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just as a country as a whole.
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Local experts and officials have said that it has led to better
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sleep and other benefits.
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So why aren't we doing it?
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Why are we still following this stupid ass rule?
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Honestly? Like it should just stick to one time the whole
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year. That what gets me kind of a my element?
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Is it just OK now is this time like we've lost a
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whole hour and I lost a whole hour of sleep.
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I am so sleep deprived right now.
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I mean, we were late this morning.
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I probably fell asleep with my eyes open on one of the
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stories. I don't know.
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I mean, at least we have an excuse to be late
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for like the next two weeks.
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That's true. Blame it on daylight savings,
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blame it on daylight savings.
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Jenny, the Latino community is hurting right now,
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I've been in pain since this news broke Akira Toriyama,
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Japanese manga artist and creator of the beloved Dragon Ball franchise died
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last week at the age of 68.
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And this has been on the side of my best since the
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news broke. Tell me you got him a little lalita because
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damn, I grew up with this man and his shows.
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so sad, Dragon Ball is hugely popular worldwide,
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especially in Latin America.
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But why? Interestingly the Spanish dub of Dragon Ball Z became
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super popular in Latin America in 1996.
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However, English dubs of the show didn't become mainstream in the
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US until a few years later.
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And I could vouch for that because I grew up going to
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dr in the nineties and we were completely ahead of all the
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series that were coming out here.
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So like when I would come back here,
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nobody knew you know what part of the show I was
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on because they were so ahead and they were so behind and
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we were so behind here because it took so long for them
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to dub the episodes over.
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So I was out here ruining,
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you know, lunch time for all my friends like yo,
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all day plus a 2018 Google trends search showed that nine out
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of the top 10 countries where Dragon Ball is most popular are
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in Latin America. This includes Bolivia Peru,
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Nicaragua, Ecuador, El Salvador,
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Paraguay, Honduras, Guatemala and Panama.
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And ever since the news drop fans online have been paying tribute
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to him and his characters and you know,
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I'm sure we'll be seeing that all year long.
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So like if, if you've been thinking about getting that dragon
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ball Z tattoo now is the time to do it.
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I'm sure the prices are gonna go up.
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But you know rap two a real one.
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Honestly, he let that man left like left a big legacy
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Yeah, I'm gonna try and find them dragon balls and
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bring you back. Rest in peace.
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So Gene, you remember when me and Alejo were talking about
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what in the world is going on with Kate Middleton?
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Like what is happening?
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Is it, this is it that you remember that picture a
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a little while ago where she had the sunglasses in the car
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and you're like, oh shit,
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she's ok. But is that her,
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Well, things got worse.
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Yep. Just when the crown thought that they could convince us
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she was ok. They released a picture for UK Mother's Day
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and once it was released to the public,
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people pointed out all the bad Photoshop on it.
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And it's kinda creepy though.
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It's a creepy picture but not only that look,
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my thing, my thing is with this guy right here.
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First of all, he's missing a tooth.
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you got his fingers crossed.
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Why you got your fingers crossed?
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Why, why you got your fingers crossed?
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That's your mother. That's your mom.
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Why any who look at the skirt too by the by the
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kid's arm that should look like a little hurricane.
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Wait right here. Yeah,
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right here. It's like a little swirl situation here.
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So people keep pointing out things that are wrong with this photo
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and it turns out Kate Middleton ended up making a statement supposedly
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because we did not see her make that statement.
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This is actually quotes that were given to the media apologizing
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for any confusion those alterations caused.
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So this is a quote again given to the media.
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No one has really seen her say it.
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like many amateur photographers,
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I do occasionally experiment with editing.
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She added, I wanted to express my apologies for any confusion
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the family photograph we shared yesterday caused.
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I hope everyone celebrating had a very happy Mother's Day but the
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internet does not seem to be buying it.
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they need to fucking update her I OS or something.
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She giving like a I vibes.
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guys. At this point we need to see her and
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hear her make a public appearance.
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She needs to blink three times if she's in danger because this
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why, why would she need to edit a photo?
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the new season of the Crown is writing itself?
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Kate Middleton the Crown.
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New season. I'm all over that shit.
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That's true. And it's happening in real life.
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J You look, you look scared,
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you look like I am re Sando because Boeing is playing with
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my emotions right now in the sky.
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I know you just got off a plane and it was a
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little s dude, there was like a little crease between my
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seat and like duct tape.
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That's what I'm saying.
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So between the plane doors flying off and engines blowing up and
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last week a wheel literally fell off a plane,
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Boeing has seen better days like imagine like I know for sure
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if I would have been on that flight that the plane,
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Like I'm the type to lay down if there's empty seats that
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would have sucked right out into the engine with my luck.
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So the, the company is under fire for paying its executives
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and driving the stock price up rather than investing in quality control
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So there goes that duct tape.
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That makes sense. But hey,
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it's great to know that Donald Trump's administration has our backs and
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made a deal with both that allowed the company to avoid criminal
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prosecution for all this bullshit going on.
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They care less. Yeah.
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So we pay more for tickets and we dodge Wheels.
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That's, that's what's on the bingo card for Boeing this
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year breaking news guys.
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So a whistle blower that used to work for Boeing.
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He had about 30 years there.
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He was found dead today.
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What do you guys think?
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Was it a self inflicted gunshot wound?
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Mexico City is one of the world's most populated cities,
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right? And there's a water crisis that they're currently facing
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which means that they could be out of water by
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June that's in like,
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what is it? March April May that's in three months and
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that's if they get lucky.
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Yeah. A disproportionate number of people in poor neighborhoods are being
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impacted some going days and even weeks without regular access to running
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water compared to wealthier residents,
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most of whom has not been impacted as much.
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They're still being impacted,
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but just not as much.
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I knew Mexico like has always had kind of like a water
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you know, problem but this is like critical.
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but joining us to talk to us about what is going
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straight from Mexico City is Tamara logo.
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Tamara. Thank you so much for joining Good day.
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Thank you for having me.
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I've seen reports here and there but I don't think anybody is
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really like saying, hey,
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this is really extreme and this is a real problem that people
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are facing. How are people getting by?
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People have been getting by?
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Because 70% of water in Mexico City comes from an underground source
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from active this way,
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water has been very limited,
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very scarce. Obviously,
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the service of water now taking water to,
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to your, to your home or to your business.
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But people have been relying on water being transported by trucks
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or, or, or stuff like that,
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you know, but the administration of water in Mexico City has
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been very critical these days.
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What do you think is the main reason that Mexico is losing
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its water? Some people say it's a,
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a crisis based on the availability of resources.
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But some of my colleagues and I have been pushing the understanding
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that the water crisis relies on a management issue rather than a
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resource issue. You know,
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because I believe that if we ought to do both
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within the infrastructure and the democratic participation of society within water decision
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making, we could solve a lot of the issues,
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of course, but a lot of the issues that we've been
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facing, no, 40% of water is lost in leaks
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throughout the network in Mexico City.
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And I believe that pushing or boosting the efficiency within
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the network could solve a lot of issues.
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No, we've been facing the effects on the water sector due
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to climate change. But that,
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that is completely undeniable but the human or our incidents within those
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problems or those schemes could be very little.
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What we could do is boost the efficiency of the network
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and several other like infrastructure based.
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So that also can be very,
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very purposeful for solving the crisis.
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No, thank you so much,
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Tamara. We really appreciate you coming on and explaining it further
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and where can people find you?
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They could find me in X Tamara,
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NGO or AUC spelled with a Q.
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Thank you for having me any time,
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dude. I hope Mexico gets some rainfall soon and a lot
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of it, I hope so as much as it's raining here
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you know, like it's crazy.
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you know, that same energy goes to our people in Mexico
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Fingers crossed. Also experiencing a drought is Oaxaca where massive
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wildfires tour through the state last week,
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killing at least five people.
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Although it feels like the year has just started.
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At least 35 forest fires have already been recorded in the state
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Oaxacan communities far and wide,
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including here in Los Angeles have started fundraising efforts so they can
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send money for much needed food and supplies back home.
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One of these fundraisers is being organized by Ignacio Santiago in
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Sochi Flores of TSU restaurant in Boyle Heights.
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So yummy. I heard you had like a very fun,
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exciting Oscars weekend. Yes.
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Yesterday I went to the Latinx House Oscar watch party.
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OK? On Sunset Boulevard.
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Yeah, the traffic was so horrible but the event,
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but the event was so good.
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That's cool. There were a lot of actors and actresses.
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From Mexico Colombia,
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Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico,
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El Salvador. Oh Latinos in the hands.
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And did you talk to anyone?
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Excited? Yeah, I talked with Annie Gonzalez from Flamingo
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Julia Calderon, Lisa Vidal from being Mary Yang and
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Diana Maria Riva without oh OK.
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From toy. I love that.
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How exciting. What did you say to them?
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Wax them? Oh If you were in charge of the menu
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of the Oscar, what kind of Latino food would you serve
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Do not threaten me with a good time.
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Honestly, I'd probably serve a little Bandeja of every country that
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I love. Some Aroon Pollo,
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some Tostones. Un Poquito de en salada de papa mango.
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I Platano Mole the most messy food.
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Oh my God. No wrong.
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I know that's really random.
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I'm such a soup girl.
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Oh my God. I would probably do a Dembo.
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Everybody could really know what that is.
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I play afrobeats. So I just want to go like that
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You know what I mean?
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A timeless song that gets everybody moving is conga just everyone.
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Let's start the party with that and then see where we go
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The fire inside. We got the fire inside.
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I love it. Becky G Diane Warren.
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What? Flaming Hot movie?
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Damn. All that food sounds awesome.
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Mhm What would you like?
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Like a Venezuelan dish that you would like?
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I've never tried that.
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I would like enchiladas.
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I love them. They're so good.
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But thank you so much.
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Yeah, thank you for and we hope you get invited to
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more parties so we can be choose musos and see them and
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see what everyone's doing and I need to party.
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So, that was a great show.
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I'm learning something. Every episode they had to put this on
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my laptop because I keep looking down how crazy is this?
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I thank you guys for joining us today.
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We'll be here para and so will my look up in next
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car, who's now part of the crew?
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I'm Jenny. I'm J and this is Lincoln Bio.
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See you guys next time.
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