hasta la alcaldía de la ciudad, estoy con el presidente de la asociación de vendedores se llama roberto gonzálezuieres dar a los líderes de la ciudad de la alcaldía?. >> queremos seguir alzando las voces en estas decisiones que van a tomar y van a impactar nuestras vidas. queremos negociar .... (hablan en inglés). >> no es justo que decisiones se tomen sin que nosotros somos todas en cuanta no o echemos en las mesas de negociaciones. >> cuántas familias se verán afectadas por estos cambios? >> son miles de familias con más de 400 vendedores además todos los trabajadores de ellos más los trabajadores de aquí mismo de la pulga esto es algo comunitario para impactar a la comunidad latina, asiática a toda la gente de color de san josé. >> esta plaza estaba con decena de vendedores tenían sus carteles y están marchando hacia la validez de donde se encuentra la alcaldía veremos cómo se lleva a cabo esta manifestación. >> muy bien m gracias por esa información. >> los directivos de ... se reunieron para definir el uso de mascarillas en los centros de trabajo en el futuro. >> hoy los miembros de la ....

roberto gonzalez, president of the vendors association was among those taking part in a hunger strikend called the one week delay a major win. >> this effort would have not been possible without each and every one of you guys supporting us and raising your voice is. >> reporter: city leaders were scheduled to vote on rezoning the property where the market is located. if approved the transit oriented project would reduce the land the size of the market nearly 2/3 to help make room for housing and commercial space. councilmember was part of a narrow majority who voted to delay the vote in hopes of insuring more vendor representation at the table. >> we know that families will be displaced but we can lessen that pain by making sure that there are steps that we follow. >> reporter: a family who owns the land previously said they would not evict any vendors before the current market closes which could happen in 2024. they also agreed to set aside $2.5 million to assist vendors with relocation but those promises are no longer a guarantee. however, a family spokesperson provided a short stat

roberto gonzalez, president of the vendors association, has even started a hunger strike with the hopesf delaying the vote by at least 90 days. >> there is no teeth saying that a future developer or landowner will have to make a fleamarket there or in urban market there. >> if approved, the transit oriented project would reduce the land size of the market by nearly 2/3 in total. to help make room for housing and commercial space. the bum family, which owns the land, has agreed to not evict any vendors before the current market closes, which is expected to happen sometime in 2024. they have also promised to set aside $2.5 million to help support vendors with relocation. >> we would work hard to find solution, especially win-win solutions. so, providing an open market on- site will create the opportunity for hundreds of vendors to actually stay on site in a new reimagined marketplace. >> flea market vendors say it is not enough. councilmember robel paralysis is calling on his colleagues to agree to a one-week deferral at the very least. >> what can be in the future? and how do we actually

roberto gonzalez is president of the berry as a flea market vendors association.o me why vendors like him are now willing to put their health on the line. there will be an indefinite hunger strike. and so we are, um, able to ensure that our businesses and our livelihoods are protected as well as we want a 90 day deferral on the boat so we can enter into direct negotiations with the landowners for a mutually beneficial agreement. for everyone, not just the landowners, but the vendors and the community and the city as a whole. so you're prepared roberto to not eat for days or possibly weeks if necessary. that's how important it is to me, and i know i have the backing of all the vendors there at the market because it's not just me and my family stall that that's there. it's thousands of families that worked there. thousands of families that go to the market every weekend to have a good afternoon, and that's who we're fighting for, and that's who were willing to sacrifice our health. four. and it's the it's adjusting to do. what is it about the current deal that that