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hizo debutar a su actor al hijo de su novia michelle renaud.: hicimos esta producciÓn. marcelo fue increÍble. es espectacular. tiene un carisma, un Ángel. >> el actor nos cuenta cÓmo fue vivir la experiencia de grabar este cortometraje con el pequeÑo marcelo danilo herrera: me metÍ a estudiar eso en la universidad. eso fue lo final para graduarme. fue un corto de tres minutos. yo tenÍa que escribir, dirigir y producir. fue muy complicado. lo grabamos con medidas de seguridad de covid19. entonces, los actores, ademÁs de marcelo y la prima de marcelo, tenÍa que colocar la cÁmara, salir. entraba Él. todo por comunicaciÓn. >> danilo carrera se ha consolidado como un actor protagÓnico las telenovelas. sin embargo, su ambiciÓn lo va a llevar a explorar nuevas facetas. escuchen de quÉ se trata. danilo carrera: yo siempre dicho que la actuaciÓn no es mi pasiÓn, es mi profesión. me dedico a esto. es mi trabajo. lo hago con todas las ganas. tal vez, de aquÍ a unos meses puedan decir que es cierto que danilo dijo en esa entrevista que iba estar produciend

imagine the 1950 renaud golden era. if you're a woman, if you are black, if you're gay person or, or if you're any kind of person outside of a certain cool work, we've made huge progress and i watched those speeds and with tears in my, our is not because i'm our and our democrat because i saw the return of decency i saw my father on stage. i saw my father in law senator charles percy, republican, all of his life on stage. i saw the decency of gerald ford who came into a moment of enormous crisis after watergate and put his poor political career. not just in jeopardy, but in new it was over the minute he pardoned nixon and i start as a young student the time it was a horrible thing to do. i now as an adult, you know, look back and think it was a wise thing he possibly could have done we and to move on. and america has been able to do that. it's found the better angels of its nature. you know, there were, there were dark periods in american caste, both historically in terms of the civil war, the depression, the crisis of

renaud thank you, president yee, and i will pass this onto the rest of my colleagues who want to weigh-in here. but even if we get everybody in s.i.p. hotels in a permanent sort of housing, which would be all of our dreams, okay? we want everyone to have permanent supportive housing, we just can't build that housing fast enough to accommodate everyone that needs it, so we have to have [inaudible] for people, and there's not mean options. there's shared sleeping, there's shelter, there's the street, and there's s.i.p. hotels. and what really concerns me -- i'm not saying you shouldn't wind down some or we shouldn't have this dialogue -- and i am very aware that we have significant physical challenges in front of us. what i am feeling frustrated about is that this decision was made without consultation of this board in complete contradiction to legally passed legislation by this board without full information so we can have a meaningful dialogue on it without any consideration with what happens to the people that are still on the streets and that are still, you know, losing their homes and

renaud thank you, president yee, and i will pass this onto the rest of my colleagues who want to weigh-in here. but even if we get everybody in s.i.p. hotels in a permanent sort of housing, which would be all of our dreams, okay? we want everyone to have permanent supportive housing, we just can't build that housing fast enough to accommodate everyone that needs it, so we have to have [inaudible] for people, and there's not mean options. there's shared sleeping, there's shelter, there's the street, and there's s.i.p. hotels. and what really concerns me -- i'm not saying you shouldn't wind down some or we shouldn't have this dialogue -- and i am very aware that we have significant physical challenges in front of us. what i am feeling frustrated about is that this decision was made without consultation of this board in complete contradiction to legally passed legislation by this board without full information so we can have a meaningful dialogue on it without any consideration with what happens to the people that are still on the streets and that are still, you know, losing their homes and