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La guerra fou la culpable de tot: fam, penúries i desgràcies van caure sobre la nostra família com si el món sencer s’estimbés contra els vidres dels nostres vells i llargs dies. Un malaurat 28 d’octubre del 1943, ens regiraren la casa de cap a peus, ens trencaren els mobles, cremaren també els records... Ens van estripar la vida endinsant-nos sense opció a Dachau, a pocs quilòmetres de Munic. Passàrem els dies menjant pobrament rosegons de peles de patates. A les criatures, els donaven un got de llet al mes. Vam estar en aquell odiós camp de concentració gairebé mig any, suportant crits de soldats ensinistrats, de robots sense sentiments creats amb un únic fi, amenaces, discriminacions, masclisme... De tant en tant, la mare, amb alguna dona més, intentava apropar-se a la reixa que ens separava dels homes, però només va aconseguir saludar el pare tres vegades. El fred se’ns menjava. La força del desembre congelat ens tallava els llavis i, a poc a poc, la vida. Els nens intentaven jugar amb la neu, però no els quedaven forces ni per construir un divertit ninot que els fes oblidar, encara que fos per uns instants, el maleït malson en què vivien. Les dones més grans els explicaven contes per passar l’estona, però, com trobareu raonable, al cap de quatre o cinc mesos, les faunes i llegendes s’esgoten. Cada setmana desapareixien desenes de persones i n’apareixien de noves. Un dia de gener, la mare s’apropà a la frontera sexista per veure el seu marit, però, com de costum, no n’obtingué resposta. Quan, desolada, girava cua desfent el camí que havia emprat per arribar en aquell punt que podia acabar en alegria i devoció, sentí un xiulet suau. Al•ludida, imaginà que reclamaven la seva atenció i, efectivament, la cridaven a ella des de l’altra banda. Per la seva ment va passar la remota imaginació que qui la demanés fos, ara per quart cop, el seu marit i, simultàniament, els seus llavis van dibuixar un somriure graciós i les galtes, semblant un cel de tardor, se li enrojolaren. Exaltada, es girà en la direcció del so i, decebuda, no va trobar el pare enlloc, sinó un home brut i prim que, ensopit i amb por, li feia saber, amb el seu condol, que s’havien emportat el seu marit, amb una vintena d’homes més, i que feia setmanes que no els veien. Vaja, que havia mort.
Tot això s’ha acabat, però, indirectament, encara viuen i es veuen els moviments feixistes i antisemites d’animadversió envers els jueus.
I´ve always liked to read. I cannot tell you the name of the first book I read or how many I´ve read. But there are books that have left a mark, either for the stories that brought them to me or for the stories they told.
When I moved to England I had to get rid of many things, sell other things and put what I couldn't fit in my luggage in a box and put it in my closet with the hope to bring it here one day.
Most of the things in that box are books, barely half of the books I used to own, those books I couldn't get rid of and trust me, I got rid of MANY.
But there was an even smaller group that I couldn't leave behind, books that meant something, books that fill me with memories and left a mark.
Narraciones Extraordinarias is one of them.
It was given to me 18 years ago, when I moved to San Pedro Sula for the first time.
I never thought that Edgar Allan Poe would become my favorite writer, that his style would be influence so much the way I write and that, in a way, he would be to blame for Dave and I meeting.
Today is my favorite writer's 205th birthday and it seemed appropiate that my photo for this day would be in his honour.
Siempre me ha gustado leer. No les podría decir cual fue el primer libro que leí, ni muchos menos cuantos he leído. Pero hay libros que han dejado su marca, ya sea por las anécdotas que los trajeron a mi o por sus historias.
Cuando me mudé a Inglaterra me tocó deshacerme de muchas cosas, vender otras tantas y meter lo que no cupo en mis maletas en una caja y subirlo al closet con la esperanza de algún día poder traerlo. En esa caja casi todo son libros, apenas la mitad de los libros que tenía, esos libros de los que no me pude deshacer y créanme que me deshice de MUCHOS. Pero hubo un grupo aún más reducido de libros que no podía dejar atrás, libros que significan algo, que me llenan de recuerdos y que me dejaron una marca.
Narraciones Extraordinarias es uno de esos libros.
Me lo regalaron hace 18 años, cuando me mudé a SPS por primera vez.
Jamás pensé que Edgar Allan Poe se convertiría en mi escritor favorito, que su estilo influiría tanto en la forma que escribo y que incluso sería, de alguna manera, el culpable de que Dave y yo nos conociéramos.
Hoy es el cumpleaños 205 de mi escritor favorito y me pareció lógico que mi foto de este día sea en su honor.
Un grupo de jóvenes se echó a la calle tras los dramáticos acontecimientos de Bagua, en los que policías e indígenas resultaron muertos por la ineptitud de los políticos, en connivencia con Estados Unidos y vendidos a las petroleras.
La PAH Sabadell commemora el Dia dels Innocents assenyalant els que consideren culpables. Fotos: J.d.A
Ahí va mi segundo robado. Me cuesta mucho ésto de los robados, me siento mal, culpable de estar haciendo algo malo....
September 30, 2018
Winnipeg, Manitoba
A round dance was held at Portage and Main to commemorate the damage wrought by the Canadian Indian residential school system.
Residential schools were boarding schools run by Canada's Department of Indian Affairs in conjunction with Christian churches, from about 1870 to 1996. Both Anglican and Catholic churches were culpable.
Attendance at residential schools was compulsory, and Indigenous children were forcibly removed from their homes by government agents. That made both the Government of Canada and the Church collaborators in one of the largest mass kidnappings in history.
The function of the schools was to 'erase the Indian' by forcing children into speaking English or French. Severe punishment was given to those who disobeyed and continued to speak their own language.
The residential schools also became known for unchecked and widespread physical and emotional abuse by clergy. St. Anne’s Indian Residential School even had its own electric chair, something the Canadian government was aware of and didn’t stop. This was only one of the horrors students were forced to endure. High rates of child mortality within the nationwide system went uninvestigated, with many of the dead buried in unmarked graves.
Within the last week, a Saskatchewan radio station broadcast an advertisement paid for by the Frontier Centre for Public Policy (FCPP), a Winnipeg-based organization. The ad, featuring Roger Currie, claims that the indignities perpetrated by residential schools are a myth. The terrible claims made by former students have been independently investigated and found to be true. The Church and the Government of Canada have both since apologised for their roles, with the latter having unilaterally paid financial recompense to those remaining survivors who were victimized by the system.
The generational ramifications of the Canadian Indian residential school system are still visible today; indigenous men and women are marginalised and discriminated against in what are becoming public spectacles. Despite promises made by our current Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, very little has been done by his government to find common ground with the Indigenous population. At times it seems as though the Government of Canada is still at odds with the Indians, as it was in the old days.
Nothing like a little good ol'fashion Cuban propaganda. On second though, maybe the Castro bros. were on to something with this one!
#52SemanasÑoñas. Quise dejar un registro sobre las culpables de mi atraso de este proyecto. Espero no volver a hacerlo (aunque lo dudo :P)
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the thick of conlmuous activities and debates on rising violence tickets to 6 contestants who were charged with rape -one each against women. The spontaneous protests started by the from RPP, RCP, BSP, JMM and two independents. Additionally, JNUSU against the December 16, 2012 gang-rape was 34 candidates contested with other charges of violence against instrumental 1n triggering off a massive people's movement in women -including 2 each from CPI (ML) Liberation, TMC and Delhi to resist rising crimes against women, which found BSP. No wonder, that the political establishment has been resonance across the country. The participation of students and reluctant in acting aga1nst the likes of Asaram Bapu on charges youth, both men and women, gave a new impetus to the of sexual assault of a minor. Gender insensitivity and patnarchal demands for justice for women. Despite repression, these attitudes continue to dominate Indian polity, across party lines protests were unprecedented in recent decades. "The slogan of 'azaadl given in JNUSU protest actions reverberated onthe lips The an·ti-rape movement also provides us cause for of thousands of students and youth across the country. The introspection. The movement was afflicted by some internal government was compelled to institute the Justice Verma problems within progressive sections. During the protests. the Committee in 2012, enact the Sexual Harassment of Women at 'Justice for Women Now' platform was formed comprising of Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act by different organizations of students, youth and women alongside February and The Criminal Law (Amendment) Act in March 2013 cultural groups. dalit organizations, concerned citizens and other .
that gave recognition to a spate of neglected crimes against rights groups. However, rather than uniting for acommon cause women like ·acid attack. stalking, public stripping, voyeurism, the CPI(M)-affiliated AIDWA boycotted th1s platform and worked trafficking and gang rape. The existing laws on rape were overtime to try and isolate the JNUSU because its President was strengthened and many punishments enhanced. from the DSF. In repeated programmes of \vomen s organizations, including the Women's Day programme on March Despite the~e advances, a reluctant government did not 8. other women activists had to persuade the AIDWA to agree to implement the full recommendations of the Justice Verma allow lhe participation of the JNUSU. Committee regarding changes in the Constitution, governance, policing and initiate electoral and educational reforms for The AISA representatives in the JNUSU were also more prevention of crimes against women. The government fell short interested m organizing AISA programmes under 'bekhauf of making laws .against marital rape and refused to prosecute azaadi' rather than undertaking collective initiatives under the ] security forces for sexual crimes in AFSPA governed areas. It JNUSU banner. During that period, the JNUSU made several .
J also increased the age of consent for sex from 16 years to 18 written submissions to the Government functionaries, the ( years, thereby, p_roviding legal sanction to khap panchayats and Justice Verma Commission. objections to the faulty moral p_olicing brigades for sexual regulation and victimization of Ordinance as well as·a submission to the Lok Sabha Speaker ,.J young people even for consensual sexual activity. Despite over and Minister of Women and Child Development for ( ' 1 lakh rape cases pending in the·. criminal justice system, the safeguarding the autonomous and democratic character of government is yet to provide sufficient mechanisms tor fast-the GSCASH. The AI SA .representatives in the JNUSU did not .
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Parque de la Memoria, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Cuando la fuerza pública en manos del Estado se vuelve contra los ciudadanos se habla de terrorismo de Estado. Eso sucedió en la Argentina entre los años ‘70 y principios de los ‘80. Miles de personas fueron desaparecidas y asesinadas. No se les reconoció el derecho a defenderse en un juicio, se los torturó, se los desapareció y aún hoy se desconoce su paradero. Fueron privados de su identidad, enterrados como NN en fosas comunes o arrojados al río.
No se conoce tampoco la cifra total de víctimas del terrorismo de Estado, esta realidad es consecuencia del método utilizado por la represión.
Los casos denunciados oficialmente son aproximadamente 10.000, pero como muchas desapariciones y asesinatos no han sido denunciados aún, se calcula que alcanzarían el número de 30.000. La dictadura militar intentó no dejar rastro de este horror, ocultando la verdad a los familiares de las víctimas y a toda la población. Todavía hoy, más de 30 años después, la sociedad reclama conocer la verdad sobre el destino final de los desaparecidos y que la justicia condene a los culpables de estos crímenes de lesa humanidad
When the police powers vested in the State are turned against its citizens, it is called State Terrorism. This happened in Argentina in the '70s and early '80s. Thousands of people disappeared or were murdered. They did not have the right to defend themselves at trial, they were tortured, many disappeared and their whereabouts are still unknown today. They were deprived of their identity, buried as NN in common graves or dumped into the river .
The total number of victims of State Terrorism is also not known, this being a consequence of the methods used by the repressors.
Officially reported cases count approximately 10,000, but as many disappearances and murders have not been reported yet, it is calculated they would reach a total of 30,000. The military dictatorship tried to leave no trace of this horror by hiding the truth from the relatives of the victims and all the population. Still today, 25 years after, society demands to know the truth about the final fate of the disappeared, and that the law sentences the ones guilty of these crimes against humanity.
Hoy vengo a decirte que te amo
no puedo vivir
si no estas a mi lado
ven, toma mi mano
Hoy vengo a decirte que te amo
que todos se enteren que te extraño
Que estoy amaneciendo hoy en ti.
Lamento haber puesto en peligro
nuestro amor
fue solo una confusión,
estaba inseguro
lamento tu decepción
por eso te pido que volvamos
sin censuras
yo sé lo culpable que he sido,
pero vuelve conmigo
(coro)
Una vez mas volvamos a empezar
de nuevo...
es q la culpa es del tiempo de la distancia, de mi estilo de vida de nuestra ignorancia, culpable es el mundo culpables son todos excepto tu yo!.♪♫
es q la culpa es del tiempo?...
Posando: AgoneyGlez
Escuchar De cacería, de Def Con Dos
© Héctor Martín, 2011 - angulomuerto.contacto@gmail.com
oooogh creo que tengo el flickr medio votado :/ , eh tenido una semana muy pesada & no eh tenido tiempo para subir foto >.<, y eso ajjaa ((: .
-Nene, tomemos este tiempo,Y hagamos nuevos recuerdos ¿recuerdas?,¿recuerdas?
¿recuerdas? Todo lo que pasamos juntos ,¿recuerdas? ¿recuerdas?,¿recuerdas? Todo lo que pasamos juntos Traigámoslo de regreso (8) .. ♥
Pues sí, mi amigo José Luis (alias Jolusan) es el culpable de mi renacido amor por la fotografía, este es mi pequeño y merecido homenaje.
Miembros perdidos, tal vez esparcidos por el campo, persona físicamente mutilada como consecuencia del horror de la guerra. ¿cuantas otras más nos encontraremos por nuestro dembular en la vida, que también están mutiladas aunque su mutilación no sea tan evidente, que sea un daño oculto, solamente dentro de su cerebro, que afecte a algo tan de uno mismo como es su dignidad de persona, su moral, sus ganas de vivir y que ese daño no ha sido causado por una mina ni por un arma de guerra, sino por la peor de las armas que una persona puede utilizar que es el odio, la venganza, la ira, las vejaciones y otras muchas más que pueden encontrarse escudriñando en el fondo de los más degradados seres humanos.
Duke Riley
Death to the Living - Long Live Trash
Through deep research and with a rollicking mischievous streak, Brooklyn-based artist Duke Riley consistently challenges dominant narratives around timely sociopolitical issues through his drawings, installations, and public art projects. In DEATH TO THE LIVING, Long Live Trash, Riley explores his longstanding passion for maritime history and New York's waterfront communities in the context of contemporary environmental dilemmas specifically the detrimental impacts of pollution and single-use plastics.
Rilev takes inspiration from scrimshaw-a maritime craft where sailors on board early American whaling ships would carve elaborate images into discarded whale teeth and bone, melding aesthetic and cultural references along the way - and replaces the medium's traditional materials with plastic waste collected from New York City's vast network of waterways. Bottles, toilet seats, food containers, and other found objects depict traditional maritime subject matter (such as sea animals and ships), but also poignantly incorporate portraits of lobbyists and CEOs from the oil, food, chemical, and plastics industries. In doing so, Riley's scrimshaw works draw attention to the culpability of corporations in the perpetuation of single-use plastics and the subsequent destruction of global waters. Similarly, Riley's sailor's valentines and fishing lures use discarded household objects like toothbrushes, tampon applicators, and electrical cords.
(From the Brooklyn Museum)
Culpable de que yo esté enganchada a Flickr: La Despistada.
Y además...¡Una de las mejores amigas que se pueden tener!