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How to Feel to Enter “There”: The Question After a Young Man’s Death on Cabildo Avenue

-Last night, ‍on Cabildo and Teodoro García, in Belgrano, a man died. He bled to death after cutting himself‌ on something while entering a garbage container. What do you know⁢ about what happened?

-When someone who is homeless dies, ⁣the first thing I do is⁤ try to find out their name, if we knew them, although a death is a death and ⁢it doesn’t matter who died. The first thing I thought was how you must feel to enter⁤ a garbage ‌container. I, when ⁢I throw out the trash, try⁣ not to touch anything, I prefer to step on ‍the lever to open it. But there are people ⁢who have to get in there.I try⁤ to imagine what it must feel like. The smell, the‍ uncertainty of ⁤not knowing ⁢what’s ‍there.To think that someone has‍ to go in there to ‍survive,it ‌makes me feel bad.

-Midway thru last year, a group of researchers recorded, ‌in ⁢the first six months of the year, 63 deaths of people in​ a situation of homelessness throughout the country.

-We have been hearing about people dying of cold, being set on fire or murdered in a fight. But not this. This speaks to negligence,abandonment,and⁤ the fact that‌ what needs to​ be done is⁤ not being done. The forms of cruelty and abandonment are renewed.We don’t ‍even⁢ know his⁣ name.

-It is true, in the prosecutor’s office they tell us that they did not identify him.

-Many times identity is thought of from a legal ‌point of view, from the ‌ID. But the person‍ in ‌a situation of homelessness needs to​ be seen, ​to be named. When I think that no ‌one knows his name, I link it ​to the fact that maybe there is no one waiting for him. It’s sad.

-The City Government says that this young man, about 30 ⁤years old, had entered ​the container to ‌look for things to resell. How do people who are on the street make a ​living?

-There are ​several profiles. One ‌relatively new one ⁣is the person who has formal or‍ informal work and lives on ‌the street. ⁤They don’t earn enough to pay rent.

-Hace pocos‍ días ustedes lanzaron una campaña que se relaciona ⁢con⁢ lo que pasó porque ⁤dicen: “Tener calle ‍te ayuda en un trabajo, pero vivir en la calle no⁤ te ​permite tener uno”. ¿Por qué es⁢ tan difícil para una persona que está en la calle conseguir un trabajo o aprovechar, por ejemplo, una oportunidad​ que ‌le quiere dar⁤ alguien de un trabajo‌ equis?

-Esa campaña fue una donación de la agencia de publicidad, Humo Rojo y la ‍productora​ Casta Diva. La campaña tiene que ver con que una persona que ⁣está en situación de ​calle ​vive tanto en ​la supervivencia que se le complica proyectar, pensar en algo que no sea cómo higienizarse, cómo‍ bañarse, ​qué comer, cómo moverse de lugar en lugar porque es corrida por la policía. por otra parte,hay otros obstáculos: para llegar a un trabajo,tenés que levantarte temprano,dormir bien⁣ para dar lo mejor de‍ vos,ir‌ con determinada condición de higiene,con ‌determinada vestimenta,llegar a horario,tener un despertador,un celular,una ‌tarjeta ​de transporte⁤ cargada y,si es un trabajo formal,tenés que tener un domicilio que declarar para el alta ⁢de ese trabajo. ‌Una persona en situación de calle no tiene ‌nada de eso. Lo ‍que queremos visibilizar desde Multipolar es​ que las personas están en situación de calle no porque no quieren‌ laburar, porque quieren pero en la⁣ mayoría de los casos no ⁢pueden.

Multipolar, la ONG que co fundó Malena​ Famá, acompaña⁣ a personas sin techo a conseguir un‌ trabajo que‍ los saque de la callesoledad Aznarez

-El censo de CABA que‌ se difundió la semana pasada dice

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