Hoy Gonzo returns to La Palma with Salvados three years after the volcanic eruption
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Hoy Gonzo returns to La Palma with Salvados three years after the volcanic eruption

By James Vargas / November 16, 2024

Este domingo, en la Sexta, a parter de las 21:25 hours, Salvadostravels to La Palma three years after the eruption in front of homes, businesses and crops. para comprador de primera mano cómo las eridas que dejó la lava siguen abierta tanto tiempo después. While different administrations defend their actions and start talking about reconstruction after the areas destroyed by DANA in Valencia, the team of Salvados focuses on how they manage another natural phenomenon that affects our country, a different and less tragic one: the Volcano de. La Palma.

Durante aquellos meses cientos de personas vieron cómo sus vidas acabaron sepultadas bajo la lava. Houses, parks and plazas, colleges. También recuerdos y proyectos enteros de vida. Then various administrations undertook to rapidly rebuild all that lava had taken before them. Report on Las administrations: “Estamos sufriendo un secundo volcán, peor que el primero”.

Gonzo guards the sepultó la zone of the lava with RobertoA volunteer bomber who worked 91 days straight, who survived the eruption and who said “the mentality of politicians has never been the best deterrent”. On the other hand, Nemesio is the scientific coordinator of the Instituto Volcanológico de Canarias. During the eruption, he was an advisor to the management of the Volcano Emergency Management Plan. Admittedly, the volcanic eruption surprised many of them, as well as scientists. “La sociedad canaria y española tiene una percepción paupérrima del risego volcánico”, he assures. In addition, Gonzo asked how the warning system works.

Salvados Vista Naira 50 m2 container en el que vive con su marido y sus dos hijos de forma temporary. The demand for housing on the island has been so great that nothing has been available for rent over the years. Siente que vive “en pausa”. In addition, Gonzo travels along the volcanic slope with Arturo Rodríguez, a photographer from Tenerife who captures with his camera all the geographical and human activities of those days. His works have returned him to the world and won him awards, but he also lives with the contradiction of suffering his neighbors.

Joantxo, neighbor of La Bombilla, es uno de los afectados por los efectos de la eruption. He assures Gonzo that “the island will not be solved until 1000 million aid arrives.” Joantxo reclama que los afectados tengan la information que ahora tienen. Conclude that “you have an administrative personal problem” or “you have a life problem”. Finally, Gonzo visited Juan Vicente, propietario y trabajador de una plantation platanera. Think about the difficulty of living and domesticating a wild island like La Palma, and the collective trauma its inhabitants are experiencing today. The lava buried not only the leader of the cooperative and his house, but the entire neighborhood where it was created. The sentence “Estamos sufriendo un segundo volcán, peor que el primero”.

¿Cómo es ver ver ver la desapareción de farewell today?, ¿Estaban prepararon?, ¿Las authoridades estuvien a la altura? After that, ¿Han podido rehacer su vida?, ¿Han recibo la help prometida cuando todos estábamos pendientes de lo que destruía el cán?, ¿Se pudo haber hecho mejor?

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