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Concert in Rosario: "The song unites us"

Graciana Petrone
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And although the heat Summer downloaded all their fury on the city, the high temperatures did not prevent more than 40 thousand people attend the concert "The song unites us", behind the National Monument to the Flag On Avenida Belgrano, on Sunday 26 December. The show was an invitation from the Ministry of Innovation and Culture of the Province of Santa Fe and was the artistic direction and general production of Lito Vitale, who accompanied with piano prominent national figures as Javier Calamaro, Juan Carlos Baglietto, Sandra Mihaniovich and Patricia Sosa, among others.

The sweltering heat of the afternoon could not handle the thousands of Rosario who chose to listen to their favorite artists. The call of the Government of the Province of Santa Fe had a massive response that. Scheduled for 20.30, the show began just after 21, now they heard applause and some boos of impatience when the presenter announced a brief delay at startup. Although it was forgotten when Vitale appeared on stage, followed by Javier Calamaro, who happens to open the recital.

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On stage, mounted facing the river Paraná, each singer performed three of his most iconic, while the sound and technical assistance were impeccable, not to mention the play of light background made throughout the recital. The artists selected were Javier Calamaro, Juan Carlos Baglietto, Patricia Sosa, Pedro Aznar, Marc Cohn, David Lebon, Pure Prairie League, Hilda Lizarazu, Leo Garcia and Fernando Ruiz Diaz, the latter group member Catupecu Machu.

The concert ended around 23.30, when all the singers performed the theme Seminare, Seru Giran, at which time the public also accompanied them. Details to note about the staging are many, among them is the fidelity of sound, stage set and lights, accompanied by the musicians, primarily in the time of Pure Prairie League sang "Puerto Pollenza", also previous poetry and monologue the songs are generally performed by Patricia Sosa in recitals and, above all, the massive response from Rosario to invitation of the Province of Santa Fe

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"My mother especially"

Graciana Petrone, for the newspaper El Litoral de Santa Fe

The book is the first title of the collection contemporary narratives published by the Editorial Fundación Ross and gathers stories by renowned authors from across the country.

http://www.ellitoral.com/index.php/diarios/2011/03/12/arteyletras/ARTE-02.html

It is indisputable that the mother figure generates intense feelings. They also often slippery trails open along which disappointments, hatreds, passions, misfortunes, worship and orphanages. The stories collected in the anthology My mother especially Through the diversity of feather-known authors and multiple views, show that of the most varied sensations, never emerge indifference. The work corresponds to the first title of the collection Contemporary Narratives, by writers Marta Ortiz and Gloria Lenardón, which publishes the Editorial Ross Foundation in the city of Rosario.

A premise of the collection was "feudante start with a theme, such as the mother. "It's a good symbol for a home - says Ortiz - but under the tutelage of Almodóvar looking to try out the dominant stereotype." Not surprisingly, then, the hybridity of form and content are the axis through the stories. There is also no doubt the countless ways in which the authors idealize, recall, describe or perceive the characters in her stories. "The mother gives to all - state coordinators - and given his generosity, he also gives to the language."

diversity of voices and perspectives

The order of the stories was not arbitrary, since the authors in the book in alphabetical order. Thus, the first story, As if it were today, belongs to the journalist and writer Osvaldo Aguirre, who describes, in a realistic implementation, a mother trying to raise their memories in a journal. Then, Maria Teresa tells Andruetto in I say to you hear, moments of a daughter in the middle game of their mother's house, with the resulting pain, but also with the rebelliousness that imposes rupture. Jorge Barquero makes a flawless construction visits 15 to 17 , where he uses a kind of complex grammatical game coming out completely unscathed. His story is an intense dialogue that keeps a child with his mother at the bedside of a hospital.

Oliverio Cohelo in The demons, gives life to Mario, an unemployed man who lives with his mother in a rented room whose only income from the pension that she receives, but everything can change when a stranger breaks into the scene with a strange proposal. For all eternity, of Mempo Giardinelli, forces the reader to go into the land of terror when the death of the mother of Philip, he decided to practice a kind of chilling ritual in a cemetery, motivated by a disturbing impulse to gather their parents.

Eva, Patria o Nature. For Angelica Gorosdicher all embody the maternal figure, posture holding a symposium visceral and passionate vehemence in his account there is a single mother. Watercolor In tragic , Liliana Heer, Anne recalls the day of the funeral of his mother and shows, in stark, painful changes in family roles, over the years, following the loss. Then in Your mother under the snow without looking back , Patricio Pron recreates the journey of a son who tries to discover a past mother does not know, but the truth will return an image which perhaps had not ever wanted to meet.

In Comrade Guillermo Saccomanno ratifies diversity undisputed voices and viewpoints of the narrative, touching incident in detail, how a family lives Buenos Aires Evita's death, between admiration and rejection of its individual members. But not everything is idolatry, and thus, Luisa Valenzuela breaks certain myths and delivery and mother knife, a deep psychological story that keeps readers in suspense and in which bare the complex love-hate dichotomy. As a vivid memory, but distant, Susana Zzwarc portrayed in The scarf, a mother who performs his or her pain. Finally, Irma Verolino in figures on a dark background, tells the story of a woman who lost her mother as a child and to that end, he is reunited with her older sister after many years, but only get his mother "die a second time."

My mother is a particularly ambitious delivery style combines diversity and plurality of voices from a select group of writers, where each place in the story a different feel. It is no coincidence that in the preface to the work of the coordinators of the library to write that love, humor, death, exoticism and mystery are part of the seasoning that alters the human comedy. "The letter gives life to this book - say Ortiz and Lenardón - grows like a great big animal."

Authors

My mother especially for the first title of the collection Contemporary Narratives (the second will River in fourteen stories whose publication is scheduled for March, 2011). In a federal commitment to the Editorial Ross Foundation convened, this time, a prestigious authors from across the country and whose career reached international recognition. The photographs on the cover and back cover are Lenardón Cecilia, who made a special assembly that promises, through a fascinating play of light, shadows and disparate dimensions, the myriad of sensations that cause each of the anthologized stories.

selected writers up My mother especially are Osvaldo Aguirre (Colón, Buenos Aires, 1964), Maria Teresa Andruetto (Córdoba, 1954) Jorge Barquero (Rosario, 1952), Oliver Cohelo (Buenos Aires, 1977), Mempo Giardinelli (Resistencia, Chaco), Angelica Gorosdicher (Buenos Aires, 1928), Liliana Heer (Esperanza, Santa Fe), Patricio Pron (Rosario, 1975), Guillermo Saccomanno (Buenos Aires, 1948), Susana Szwarc (Quitilipi, Chaco), Luisa Valenzuela (Buenos Aires) and Irma Verolino.

Golfshopping18 Sell Fake Clubs

The accused of the murder of Haroldo Conti coordinating security in the Barrick Gold

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RUBEN OSVALDO
Bufano, MEMBER OF 601 Intelligence Battalion

The accused of the murder of Haroldo Conti coordinating security in the Barrick Gold

Posted on December 6, 2010

By Carlos del Frade
Members of the assembly of Human Rights and environmental groups in the province recognized the suspect in the disappearance of the writer. Now trying to get a professorship at the Catholic University of San Juan.

Rubén Osvaldo Bufano, a former member of Battalion 601 and accused of being one of those responsible for the kidnapping and disappearance of the writer Haroldo Conti , coordinated the work of private security at the site Barrick Gold Veladero, in the province of San Juan, from 2006, trade unions and professional sources confirmed of that capital Cuyo. Today, the businessman heading now trying to get a lecture on "intelligence and security" in the Catholic University of San Juan, according to human rights activists trusted.

Recycling Bufano, also accused of having participated in the call Slaughter Fatima, in Pilar, province of Buenos Aires, is part of the logic of the police particularly the multinational mining, these days, he was again denounced by "chasing" and "listen to phone calls" from environmentalists of Union of Citizens Assemblies.

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Ramón Gómez, member Union Environmental Assembly San Juan, argues that "the question of the private police of a secret Barrick circulating. In fact, cheap labor and dirty work for the company is the very provincial police. But the work of monitoring, listeners, and threats against us came from such experts. "She adds that when the protests were made against opencast mining, Barrick had his office in downtown San Juan. "From there we saw a very tall blonde people who were not here and were part of that private security. The reports that we have tell us that they are men who took part in conflicts international war, more precisely they were in the Iraq war. It looks like a science fiction movie but it is not, "says Ramon.

Mederos Gómez explained that "the so-called D-2 of the provincial police serves the mining, namely that public safety is at the service of crime, but this is a pattern not only occurs in San Juan, if but also in Catamarca, Chile and Peru where he recently made a film about it called Operation Devil ".

For the militant founder of the Permanent Assembly for Human Rights Cuyo capital, Eloy Camus, also the author History Book victims of state terrorism. San Juan, Argentina, Bufano came to town from the hand of Jorge Escobar, "the Menem Fujimori, successful entrepreneur, was to produce good government. At that time with an army corporal, Obredor, Bufano founded OVYS and security with this company began to receive government benefits for Escobar, which was to protect state enterprises privatized and some clinics, such as ADOS , among other establishments. Bufano is able to fend for the Menem that still exists in San Juan. "He adds that Bufano" walk freely through the streets of San Juan as it was a great lady though many know of his past. It is therefore essential to further deepen democracy to lose fear and regain our dignity. It is no coincidence that for the recycling recycle repressive repressors. It is vital to proceed with the reconstruction of memory and it is also necessary to put into question the judicial branch is made the fool in these situations impunity. "

Bufano's presence on campuses of private security Barrick reenacts the History of The Forest, another transnational dedicated to the exploitation of natural resources, which in the twenties of last century its own armed police, the gendarmerie wheel, "also called" The Cardinals " with support from the government of Santa Fe

The Barrick has the trade name of Minera Argentina Gold. In 2009 turnover of 2200 million pesos at a rate of $ 4243 per minute, standing in the position 71 among the 1000 best-selling companies in the country.

CONTI SEQUESTRATION. In the report Nunca Mas, the National Commission on Disappeared People, part of the file is read 77 that relates to the arrest of Harold Peter Conti, author of the Southeast, in life, around the cage and the famous Mascaro. On May 4, 1976 "was arrested when he returned to his home in Buenos Aires at midnight with his partner Marta Beatriz Scavac Bonavetti and baby both. They had to wait for a friend. Arriving at the house, the friend was already handcuffed, had a group of people in civilian clothes, who severely beat the couple and locked there, while fighting for the division of spoils: the salaries of both perceived that morning economic effects of any kind, leaving barely large furniture. They stole all the original works of Conti and personal documents, "says the document.

Later, the report states that" the newspapers dated November 13, 1982 were account of the arrest in the city of Geneva, Switzerland, three Argentines who belong to groups declared secret of political repression, authors whose ransom kidnappings in that country would charge were arrested and who said they were in a position to provide information on Conti's destiny. " Based on the photographs, "broadcast at the time of the individuals arrested in Switzerland (Bufano, Martinez and others), Mrs. Scavac acknowledged that the" friend "who was at home before the arrival of the forces that captured Conti who called himself Juan Carlos Fabiani (who had attended Conti house a week before the kidnapping seeking asylum because they feel persecuted by the police because of their political affiliation), was arrested Ruben Osvaldo Bufano-owned, according to their statements, the Army Battalion 601. The children of Harold and Conti, Marcelo Alejandro, from his first marriage, also recognized the photographs, and the courts, as belonging to 'friend' who were in the house of his father when he once visited ... "" In security and intelligence, to me the Argentine army I was trained very well. I owe everything I know, I owe him my life. Deny this would deny my past life, " Ruben Osvaldo Bufano said the Diario de Cuyo, on Thursday, August 22, 1996.

That statement was the result of the complaint made by then-deputy national socialism, Alfredo Bravo, on the activity of repressor in democracy through his company West, Security and Safety (OVYS) that provided services to the Association of Social Work (ADOS) and Edessa, the firm that had stayed with the privatization of electricity in the province of San Juan in time Jorge Escobar government.

"Bufano was the face of the company OVYS in the '90s. The firm guarded the hospital Almirante Brown the day the psychologist Rosa Maria Pacheco de Balamaceda was last seen. She disappeared on June 2, 1996, "wrote the journalist Daniel Tejada in the Diario de Cuyo. Two months later, came the public repudiation of Bravo to the presence of Bufano.

On June 24, 2004, the abductor's face reappeared in the newspaper. Requested his arrest as an alleged participant in the call Slaughter of Fatima, which occurred on August 20, 1976, when 30 people housed in the Social Security Superintendence of the Federal Police were brought in trucks and a point of Route 8, At kilometer 62, at a place known and Fatima, in the Buenos Aires district of Pilar, the shot. The case was being investigated by federal judge Rodolfo Canicoba Corral. In June 2004, then ordered the arrest of agent 601. But the cause was also unsuccessful.

THIS GOLD. For legal intricacies, Bufano dribbled the cause, remained free and back to San Juan found a good job position: he became, through the company Custo, one of those responsible for private security Barrick Gold, which October 2005 had initiated the exploitation of the deposit of gold, silver and copper Veladero, at 4,000 meters. This information was confirmed by Association leaders miners in Argentina, San Juan and delegation of professionals from the city and the region of northwestern Argentina.

Three private security companies are those that have served the powerful Barrick: Custo, Prosegur and now The Guardian, by the former provincial police Raúl Morán.

"Custo was a company that said to come from Switzerland. There, one of the people who handled everything was Bufano. I know him very well, "said a leader of the Mine Workers Association of San Juan to this reporter. To verify the data called another former member of a security force, also linked to security Canadian mining company private. And it's funny, because Bufano was in Switzerland when he was arrested in 1982 and where other survivors of the dictatorship also acknowledged as an infiltrator in different political organizations working in exile.

Professionals working in the capital today San Juan and in northwestern Argentina recognized the accused of involvement in the kidnapping of Haroldo Conti as one of the main coordinators of the private security at the site of Barrick Veladero.

According to former provincial legislator Diego Segui, "if anyone wants to go the way mining, mining easement or call, you can not do because the private security company Barrick prevents the passage. There comes a detailed requisition and can only happen if the authority comes from the company whose headquarters is on the hill but in the capital city nearly 150 miles away. That is a provincial road but the company has control. "

adds that during 2009 took out a court case investigating the origin of 4x4s sold in Mendoza to foreign prices. "In fact it was stolen, reduced and then re-armed to be sold in the neighboring province. The investigation determined that the origin of this material was the site of Veladero. But justice came to nothing, because when the judge who was conducting the investigation wanted to enter the establishment, the private security firm will not let her. That is, a power over provincial justice itself. It was a scandal, but it was not anything else, "said Segui.

Huarpe The journalist, Ernesto Simon says do not be surprised if it returns Bufano as security chief of Barrick. "I remember Bufano owned two service stations Race, in downtown San Juan. It is also known for his involvement in the events surrounding the disappearance of the psychologist Pacheco. The problem is that Bufano acts behind someone else, because he knows that his past is known. He must be well camouflaged, "he says.

Judge criminal enforcement of the province, Margarita Camus, a member of the Center for Legal and Social Studies, says: "More than four years ago I asked for reports about court cases that involve Bufano and to my surprise jumped that the arrest warrant that had been waged against him was void. " Said that recycling was Bufano through OVYS security agency, the protection of the sanatoriums and clinics as ADOS and that his name came to be on the table with the disappearance of the psychologist Pacheco. "A woman who works with kids who knew about the drug business here in San Juan. Bufano was investigated, the case fell apart and really had trimmed outrageous. What has to be clear is that these people continued doing what he did before. None of them got a dining ... "jokes Camus.

While the mining bill more than 4200 pesos per minute, Bufano, an expert in security and intelligence, walking calmly through downtown streets of San Juan. Knows that the multinational is guarded by experts much like himself. \u0026lt;

Blob Of Cervial Fluid

Daniel Miguez: Pibes jets, stigma and marginalization

Graciana
Petrone for http://www.lacapital.com.ar/ed_senales/2010/12/edicion_110/contenidos/noticia_5028.html

The dichotomy of security-insecurity in the country is a matter of constant debate about whether the fear of citizens to be victims of violent crime, or dying in the hands of their abusers, it's just a feeling or a reality supported by statistical data. The kids jets, stigma and marginalization, Daniel Miguez and thesis research include insecurity and fear, snapshots of today's society by Miguez together with Alejandro Isla, develop and deepen on one of the themes emerging from the early 90's until today, the main concern of the Argentine.

To study in depth the problem is necessary to go back to the historical moments and economic models that led, in some ways, the rise in unemployment, the naturalization of the abuse of police power over certain sectors of society, impoverishment and poverty in all its expressions. It is also necessary to demystify some of the concepts, strongly installed in the collective imagination, about the motives that lead young people to break the law at an early age.

"In cities that have been traditionally poor, "says Miguez-poverty can not generate crime, since no distances marked between what people want and what they have." But if a country is promoting common goals of consumption, as suggested by the sociologist Robert Merton, and social sectors are suffering increasing restrictions and have no real chance, then the offense can become a social problem and "often the transgression is a way to reach, "albeit temporarily and at a high cost," the goals that society proposes "but is unlikely to achieve through legal channels.

The kids jets, stigma and marginalization is a second edition, revised and updated book of the same name published in 2004, where the author argues that the problem of those who break the law at an early age is linked to "a kind of anomie that has to do with a state of disappointment about work within the family structure. " And even if it is installed with vehemence in the social imagination that "the kids jets" emerging from the naturalization of violence, drug use, material deprivation or lack of bonding, Miguez says that while these are elements of their environment, they are not direct causes of crime.

To support his theory, the author conducted a series of surveys of young people living in marginal situations and were imprisoned at some point in their lives. The responses showed that the situation provokes more suffering to children is being separated from their mothers or siblings when deprived of freedom, coupled with the desire to leave the crime is higher when parents.

The idea that the family environment encourages them to commit crimes is also contradicted by Miguez, since those who are adults and were consummated in criminal activity, do not want their children to reiterate the same pattern, to know the condition inside prisons . Tribes

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The "kids jets" have a structure of armed values \u200b\u200baround relationships with the communities where they live. Are codes of living that respect vehemently and assumptions as set out in the neighborhood not to steal or cause the least harm to their victims, except in situations where their life is at risk. Suggestively, the form of crime is what gives them the ability to command respect within the prisons, where hierarchical and pyramidal structures are becoming of the modus operandi and type of crime they have committed. As detailed

Miguez, who enjoy most senior criminal slang are "jets spout" or stealing at gunpoint without harming their victims. Are located under "pilots" who hardly participate in the robbery directly, then there are the "mules or soldiers, who manage more leadership inside than outside prison.

The "trans" or drug dealers are not welcome in the prisons, as many detainees suffered losses of family members because of drugs. In the worst violators are classified as: not considered real criminals and forced to perform "housekeeping." Finally, there are the "gadgets, giles and Bardera" identified with youth to "steal in the neighborhood, those who kill for a pair of sneakers or charging tolls in the hallways and corners." Both

The kids jets, stigma and marginalization as between insecurity and fear, are based on years of research and provide important information about the relationship between increased crime and the widespread fear of citizens to become victims. The first title, especially, shows a reality that dooms many young people who may have the opportunity to think in a different future.

"A careful assessment of the problem, they say Miguez and Isla-sample that is not only a higher frequency of crime that makes spreading the feeling of insecurity. " In Argentina 70 percent of television programming is filled with news related to the penal system, while the authors suggest that certain types of attacks declined after 2003 but "queen a kind of public awareness on the issue." Their reflections seem convincing, since during the last military dictatorship many felt that living in society safer world, when there were thousands of kidnappings, tortures, murders, thefts and disappearances of children.

How Many Tablespoons In Box Of Pudding

Edith projects Lomovasky-Goel / projects / פרויקטים של אדית לומובסקי - גואל

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Testimonials International Displacement. The blog:

International Archive of Displacement Testimonials. The blog:

זיכרון והגירה - בלוג של הארכיון הבינלאומי לעדויות

http://memoriaymigracion.blogspot.com/

My Dog Just Had Puppies And Is Still Bleeding

Lomovasky-poems of Edith Goel

Zone

http://zonapoemario.blogspot.com/

Tribute to the ephemeral calligraphy

http : / / homenajealacaligrafiaefimera.blogspot.com /

Embracing the goddess

http://poemaselabrazodeladiosa.blogspot.com/

Body art

http://bodyartpoemas.blogspot.com/

Monologue in Sandy

http://monologoenlaarena.blogspot.com/

Whereabouts

http: / / paraderopoemario.blogspot.com /

Pause

http://pausapoemario.blogspot.com/

Rivers and penumbras

http://riosypenumbraspoemario.blogspot.com/

Book of Hours distant

http://librodelashoraslejanaspoemario.blogspot.com/

Mobilization

http:// movilizacionpoemarioedith.blogspot.com /

Review of love

http://revisiondelosamorespoemario.blogspot.com/

Mediterranean Body

http://www.letralia.com/ed_let/mediterraneo/index.htm

Starch To Go With Pork Tenderloin

Rincon Slaughter Pump: A passage in Argentina's history macabre

Graciana Petrone

Hundreds of Aborigines were Formosa massacred while peacefully demanding food. Require the Federal Government to recognize the genocide.

Around 500 dead bodies and pools of blood lay scattered on the paths that line the central plaza of Ayo pump, a small town in the province of Formosa. The tragedy occurred when the National Guard troops opened fire on hundreds of community members Pilagá, who claimed in a peaceful manner by sending supplies and medications from Casa Rosada. Although one of the premises of journalism in reporting is the immediacy of fact, when these data are met in 2005, the news was old. Aboriginal tribe attacked had to wait more than 50 years before coming to light the truth about the slaughter of his people that he suffered in October 1947.

The genesis of the fact that at present known as "October Bomba", took place in the middle of last century when Pilagá tribesmen refused to work as slaves on sugar plantations in the province of Salta and returned to Formosa. Upon returning to their place of origin faced another harsh reality: the lack of food. It was then that the government initiated claims of Juan Domingo Peron. "When General learns of the situation sends two wagons with food, clothing and medicines, "says Rodolfo Hachen, linguistics professor at the School of Anthropology National University of Rosario (UNR).

But the truth is that supplies were withheld by police Formosa and allocated among the police and some locals. According to scholar, just let them "offal and rotten food, which caused the" death of over 50 indigenous poisoning. " Pilagá community believed that Perón had defrauded and left to claim peacefully, totally unarmed, while the police brutally killed about 500 Indians, mostly women, children and elderly. "As an absurd scene in a movie of Leonardo Fabio - he explains - hundreds of them marched through the streets carrying portraits of Perón and Evita and were shot by machine guns."

The truth unearthed and a claim that continues

During a scan carried out by professionals Team Forensic Crime Investigation, 17 March 2005 were found 27 bodies buried in different places the town of Ayo pump and its surroundings. Enrique Prueguer, one of the specialists in charge of the investigation that opened the door of one of the bloodiest hidden passages in the history of indigenous peoples, detailed in his report that the remains were not in a common grave but were found in various locations. "The slaughter did not end when the police attacked the Indians during the demonstration - Hachen clear about it - but were pursued and killed and buried as the last."

Pilagá community now claims the state that the "October Bomba" is recognized as genocide. The request was made by the lawyers Carlos Julio Garcia Diaz and Federal Court of Formosa in 2005, in a lawsuit where they demanded that the nation compensation to Aborigines "for damages, lost profits, damages, moral damages and determining the historical truth" . According Hachen account, Foundation Rigoberta Menchú acted as collateral in these trials, in which called for an economic compensation to the "same treatment" had been given to victims of military dictatorship.

"The Government's response - says Professor - Was that it was not genocide because Pilagá not constitute a people. They were denied the historical fact and nature of citizen. " Hach, the reason for rejection was because of Nestor Kirchner, who was head of the National Executive in 2005, refused to comply with a request addressed directly "against the figure of Perón". The various human rights organizations the country also joined their support. "Just this year some of the associations are realizing that the causes of Aboriginal people must be defended with the same wording - synthesized - and for the first time in 2010, some groups involved in the Languages \u200b\u200bCongress. "

Hachen

Rodolfo, a professor of linguistics at the Universidad Nacional de Rosario

Fuentes Rodolfo Hachen, University FM interview, May 30 , 2010

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Faces On American Coins

Lunita Rosarina: a book containing the columns written by Sebastian Ries for the online edition of newspaper La Capital

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"Someone said Once I left my neighborhood ... when, but when?, if ever I'm coming. And if I forgot once, the stars of the corner of my old house, hands flashing like friends told me: 'fat, stay here, stay here ....' " As the voice and dying and broken the "Polaco" Goyeneche in "Night of my neighborhood," Lunita Rosarina (Editorial Homo Sapiens), Sebastian Ries's book, treasure this strange attachment between the attachment and longing.

Although it is difficult to define at what stage of the literature lie the micro-stories that make up the work, the fact is causing the impact to be at the vehemence of a song that brings the inevitable tango "Sur" "Niebla del Riachuelo" or "Vuelvo al sur" and outlines a kind of 'I was there', 'did the same' or 'pucha, how time passed. " However, tactile, olfactory, visual and hearing of the images reconstructed by the author, are totally clear and tangible though years definitely have elapsed relentless.

The book launch was held at the Auditorium of the library and called Homo Sapiens many "friends and readers" that the author acknowledged their presence, visibly moved. He was accompanied by Marcelo Scalona writers and Andrea Ocampo, who presented two separate analysis of the work presented, which is the third title of the collection "City and Shore."

Rosario Lunita

brief written together Riestra published weekly in the online edition of newspaper La Capital of Rosario, where he also serves as Editorial Secretary. "When the paper web facing columns as open space, there is no indication that one may exercise his pen," said the author, so he decided to embark "on the waters of the first person." The writings, he explained, are totally unrelated to information or coverage and talk about the city, love, country, politics, bars, streets, books and friends.

Miscellaneous "or Aguafertes Arlt?

"I hate the label of Etchings - Ocampo said - although it captured the spirit of Arlt and circulating the same way: in a newspaper and now a book." For the writer, some of the stories are about the chronic Riestra and other mutate to become Microfictions: "Above all, move on the edge, dangerous terrain where social criticism mixed with poetry and politics intersects with personal memory. "

According Scalona, \u200b\u200bRosario Lunita construction is a line of poetry consisting of short texts or miscellaneous, with the ability to construct phrases with great care. "This means that in a prose as it is to savor the lyrical impact and shock, beyond the revelation of a truth or justice complaint," he added.

"For freedom and for that friend who is no longer"

One of the most moving moments of the night was near the end of the match when Lunita Riestra dedicated to Omar Rosarina , "a dear friend and companion of adventures" died. "Black, for freedom," he said, after filling his glass from a flask (which may well be full of gin or gin, but meaningless to know what drinks are concerned) and making more of a thrill this is to tears. Then read the text "Goodbye friend," transcript at the bottom of this note.

"A city between the boulevards - said Ocampo - where where generations come together and recognize as a small inner city and it places special meeting. The book, undoubtedly, has the magic of a way of looking at a common area, an ineffable place where only the Rosario recognize the roots, perhaps love (why not indifference) and traveled everywhere left behind, either demolished buildings, pubs that closed their doors or simply that they were buried in oblivion.

Goodbye friend, by Sebastian Ries

http://www.lacapital.com.ar/columnistas/sriestra/index.html

alcohol was a time strident and unlimited adventures. The city began where we wanted and never ends. The night, however, and as life had purpose: inevitably came, unwelcome but beautiful morning.

(And we found anywhere, almost always laughing. Irreverent, wild and, now I understand, "beautiful in challenging our freedom, who refused to be defeated by the world, by reason and by the year).

Now, of course, too late. As usual, death came first and stayed with all the flowers. The flowers are rotting and the memories go. But there is little time before, to try to save the words.

And that's what I'm doing here, save the memories the death that took his friend. He is already dead but please do not pass the same to the memory. He already was, badly and in pain, but we will not let pain beat us and we crush, we turn to dust and oblivion.

The city opened us we were generous and without fear. We were friends as only the twenties is a friend. We did not care all that much, that is, we care about what's important. That list did not include the money and women: self love, which is not the same. And the books, records, trees, rivers, bottles, ideas, streets, dogs, playing cards, the sweetness.

We believed in the gestures and were able to have them. We believed in the venture and had the courage to look. We believed in the sea and went to see him.

What separated us after not matter. We will always be together in one village. Our shadows were out there hugging. In a neighborhood walk zigzagging a bit: gins we walked hand in hand.

not need anything else have been. With that achieved. We did it once and we flourishes. The petals are slipping through the mouth. We fly as we get confused with the sky.

The Black walks in bars and in us. Until we meet again, will be. Flag that we carry in the wind.
Amigo.

Sebastian Ries

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Sebastian Ries was born in Rosario (1963), published four books of poetry: Acid in the hands (1991) , The future of the dead (2002), clitoral (2003) and Romero (2004). participated in several poetry anthologies, coordinated workshops and courses in Rosario, Buenos Aires, La Plata and the province of Santa Fe is currently undersecretary of newspaper editorial Capital of Rosario.

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Horacio González, "libraries must rethink"

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Horacio González

more than six years ago led by the National Library, the place where they spent the great cultural definitions of times throughout the history of Argentina, mainly during the nineteenth century . Insoluble carrier and philosophical dialogue, Horacio Gonzalez faces one of the most profound and paradigm of the day: the forms of reading and appropriations that generates the e-book, between that ideal romantic location for all the past was better and the need to adapt to new technologies. "There

symbols and stories behind the books, but now it seems that in adolescents the degree of ownership and appropriation of these traditions are drawn on a line a little fuzzy. Why?

"It is true that there is a discontinuity in culture and this provides an opportunity for new generations to pick up the thread. They are currently changing reading patterns and hotspots cultural interest, although it is difficult to imagine a society or a historical period without the same cultural tasks that are reiterated, under different names, throughout all time. Reading will be provided disinterest (or trial on the lack thereof) will also exist. There will always be those who declare that the previous generation or the one that follows are selfless.

- mark historic moments in culturally appropriate ways?

"Not in vain there is a true privilege for our own time and that is common to say" my time. " We always believe that there is a golden age, the time to be presented as Adamic, primitive; time of the birth of the things that we would have attended and we had that privilege. Each generation makes a computation on the disappearance of the things we have been interested, but we must be confident that every time someone resume the thread. Introduced as a subject is something that has no easy explanation, and all seem capable of being declared lazy, indifferent, to be out of the conflict and concerned about our own stuff. However, sooner or later, we broke loose threads that seemed extinct.

-The eBook is because of ongoing discussions. How does the National Library-related projects that question?

"The book addresses living with all forms of book known, but we have the obligation to declare the book as a higher form of paper. The eBook is a small mobile library which raises the possibility that some bookstores and libraries can be subjected to harsh questioning. Mediations urban life experience of the book could disappear and would not want that to happen, so there is a significant responsibility of the companies that broadcast the ebook. When it comes to support, civilization is not a string of media ranging from DVD to iPhone, but a set of supports asymmetric and discontinuous. So it can not be equal to the electronic book of five or six centuries. I favor the digitization process, but no general policy in Argentina and France scanning, making it a State issue and dispute the control of culture. Here does not exist. There is technology but lack general projects, you need to discuss with institutions responsible for defining public policies.

- Is it likely, then, that the generations born in the digital age find their significance in the ebook?

"Probably, but I have seen people on the street today with electronic book. There is a locus, a place of reading the world that can be a library or a bus, the book addresses the root replaced but the original experience of the urban reader. One imagines that technical advances can reproduce with some fidelity, but not identical, the effects of reading the book as it is known so far. On one side is innovative and on the other, as that culture makes return to times well past where there was only the relationship between form and content. The technique is wonderful to play at the discovery of new devices, but also fall back to a primitive form of the relationship between form and content.

- How do the National Library its bicentennial?

"You almost strictly parallel with the social and historical periods in Argentina, from Mariano Moreno today. Although at the time there were directors who were more than four decades, today the library is not above the cultural moments. That is always subject to discussion, if the library is part of the state but is expressed in a more immune to the vicissitudes of state policy or if you live the life of state policy. It's an interesting dilemma.

- These dilemmas have been restated following the dictatorship?

-Library live the life of political cycles in Argentina, which presupposes a change of status. Media before talking to the state it another way, were part of the state and at the same time were located with some privileged cultural word. Today who can claim to States are the media and as they appear today in the contemporary world, libraries must rethink their situation, and which are no longer the center through which pass the cultural definitions of the time. They were until the time of Paul Groussac and in certain moments where Borges was simply because it was Borges. Today libraries are saved from the social or community quickly becoming technologies, which at some point is necessary, but should recover their cultural autonomy. Instant

Horacio González (Buenos Aires, 1944) a doctorate in Social Sciences at the University of San Pablo in 1992. Besides director of the National Library, is a professor at the University of Buenos Aires, Rosario National University and the Faculty Free. He is editor of the magazine polled Eye "and among his books are The philosopher earnings, Arlt: politics and madness, The art of travel by taxi and Etchings temporary. González will participate in a meeting where they discussed about the conservation of flat work, which take place on 17 and 18 of this month at the Cultural Center of Spain Park.

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"The Left Hand God, "the fourth volume of the work of Horacio Verbitsky on the political history of the Catholic Church. Meeting

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When fifteen years ago Horacio Vertbitsky heard from the lips of former Lieutenant Commander Adolfo Scilingo that military chaplains were a fundamental part of a sinister plan was to drive out civilians from airplanes, as "comforting officers returning from such missions sinister" , never thought that this conversation would trigger an extensive research work. The Left Hand of God (Editorial Sudmericana), introduced recently, is the fourth title of "Political History of the Catholic Church , the detailed study carried out by the journalist who revealed the active participation of Argentine clergy in the life of the country.

"He asked for it"

The Left Hand of God covers the period from March 24, 1976 to December 10, 1983 and reveals, with precise details, quotes, dates and direct testimony to what extent the Church endorsed, justified and overlapped the repressive apparatus of the dictatorship: no less than the deaths, torture, abductions and disappearances carried out by the military government.

In its early pages, the book shows the true story of the assassination of Luis Bonamino, a militant Peronist Youth University and nephew of Victor Bonamino military priest, who did absolutely nothing to prevent her abduction and implementation. According account Verbitsky, when the boy's parents asked helps the priest to find his son, the answer was: 'He was asking for it'.

also describes how Church collaborated with the surrender of the military. "Police in Córdoba - writes Verbitsky - called parochial schools and religious handed the list of addresses of teachers and students and the Minor Seminary of Jesus Mary of teaching and administrative staff." The information provided by the clergy "allowed the kidnapping and disappearance of at least two students of religious schools.

Almost like the Holy Inquisition

Church openly celebrated the arrival of Jorge Rafael Videla to the presidency, and he held that, with the help of the military government, the country going to get rid of "subversion and dishonesty." As noted in the pages of the book the archbishop of Avellaneda, Antonio Quarracino, saw "a rebirth of hope", while that of Rosario, Guillermo Bolatti, he had overcome "the danger of a rupture of the unity of the motherland" . Verbitsky explains that at that time "was a term subversion indefinite included guerrillas, political opponents, unionists, liberal-minded people, the Christian Socialist or concerned social issues, "which became potential targets thousands civilians.

Based on the philosophical writings of St. Augustine and St. Thomas, that "if the order established by God dear is threatened or assaulted, violence is necessary to turn it back," many high priests of the clergy supported the torture Argentina and kidnappings as they felt that "good is the violence being committed in defense of truth, goodness and order, against the error, evil and disorder." By then the vicar of Armed Forces, Adolfo Tortola, blasted priests protesting against the structures of the church and called it "unwise" to the phrase: "You can not preach to empty stomachs."

The Left Hand of God tells , accurate data, how Church consented to the atrocities carried out by the military government during the years of dictatorship, as well as the internal fracture suffered , which led to the resignation of priests and in some cases, their torture and death. After his sad interventions in the country's politics, credibility and trust the clergy, by Argentine citizens, is greatly diminished. "Leave the fighting for control of the state is, rather than an alternative, the only way Catholic Church has to stop its slow but steady descent into irrelevance," says the journalist.

Political History of the Catholic Church

From time Scilingo Verbitsky told that the top hierarchy of the Church approved the "death flights" and had peace officers in charge of throwing the body into the sea, the journalist had published four volumes of "Political History of Church Catholic." The books were "Christ conquers " Church in Argentina: a century of political history (1884-1983), "Violence Evangelical " of Lonardi to Cordobazo; weapons Vigil of Cordobazo 1969 to March 23, 1976 and The Left Hand of God , the last dictatorship (1976-1983).