they threaten us and discriminate against us. but. because we resisted when they tried to force us to give our water to a private company. but i let our water is for the people for the community that s what the law says to it s for the poor. but it paul. veronica s tanks are often empty and summer when the ground water level drops the neighborhood relies on the state water trucks. they have to save water here all year round. if not for the other os the tanker used to recycle the water. showering is a luxury and laundry is done once a month ago where. we waste water from the bathrooms and kitchens ends up here to water the plants that are left there on
lifelong but i thought i had it they can be resold to whoever is offering the most money. in just a license gives you the right to take so much water per second from a specific place on a public river for example. you ve obtained that right for years. so it s yours. and you re perfectly entitled to sell and no one. can see me and. this is even having an effect fourteen thousand kilometers away in berlin and the world s biggest fruit trade to talk trade or in holland avoids avocados from petaca . so you really need to find the right partners. located on the right spots so on the pit or a region we as
you do you think you did anything this well is channeled through the big pools that water the plantations should say i want to put in there thank you also got to got this well is it normal has been built into the bad someone s getting water illegally with. it was with social. justice have you wanted it and offered it to you and nothing up and if you know nothing about the village we need this water down in the village just now one chance. no no no one. rodriguez says there are very few people who are willing to take on the powerful avocado producers. one of them is mad costanzo valentine agro he s paying
a visit to zoila the family with the dried up well. the man had a water tank built paid for by the chronically underfunded public pass. so when it gets to deliveries of drinking water each week the price for that can triple and sama. we should have thought for her family is a luxury product. that you re. right it s nothing but yellow that we couldn t wash in the height of summer we couldn t cook and more it was bad somehow we have to survive the drought every summer even though we suffer a lot. it will feel moved and. the maraton is campaigning for fairer distribution of water but he alone can t force the avocado
a company we don t source for that from that region just because of the water issues that are in that location. the south americans including the exports from her talk are hoping to strike some good deals at the trade show. on the water shortage is an issue for the chilean authorities. completely about if it does we as a state or not together with the exporters ensure that all export standards are met that applies to all chilean fruit they must be sustainable and trade and i think all food is safe you know that safety. right there so. there have been years of water shortages in petaca but they re still exporting avocados from there how does that fit in with a consumer s demand for sustainability. not i don t know about that.