hope: the courts ofhousing in new york hasslopes around 50 and4,000 eviction cases.around the year, 1700tenants have beenevicted. the job forcourt judges do notcease.We talked to the judgehousing court in courtnew city civilianyork.magistrate ánchez, thank you foraccept this interview.the first question, let’s talkof song have increasedeviction cases in thequeens county.>> we have increased almost a100%.daily we are listening9:30 a.m. casesuntil 4:30, onlywe have to close from 1:00 to2:15, the cases arecontinually listening.the calendar, evenwe hear cases by mediavirtual to move them asfast possible.hope: how serious is the>> a difficult situation,because in case peoplethey don’t have the resources topay two rents that have beenaccumulated during this stage ofthe pandemic and have lost theirwork becomes very difficult.there are cases of people whohave lost their home throughof mortgages that have notbeen able to pay.we have cases that are in thecalendar several years ago,so this is a bitstrong and you have to trywork it out.Esperanza: en promedio, chantseviction cases do you see on a daily basis?consider the last stage in theeviction process,part of the trials.people show up withall your evidence and yourwitnesses.In this situation, the casescan take the whole day ornoonSo calendars change.they can be five trialup to 20, for conference
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