At the foot of an old olive tree, rejuvenated in flowers, a girl listens attentively to the words of her grandmother. Carefully she keeps them in her heart and memory. It is not a story she hears; what she receives is a flag:
كان هناك في العصور القديمة
المقاومة والتمرد والتمرد
دائم، دائما دائما
(“There was, in the antiquity of time….
Resistance and rebellion
Always, always”)
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The Captain guides us in a creative visualization of the Day After… starting from the perspective of the community assembly.
A shout out from El Capitán to those who dare to differ, to feel and to fight.
There are people like this… READ MORE »
El Capitan describes how the Zapatista youth decided to celebrate the September 16th, Independence Day, and to promote ‘el común’.
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“Everywhere of that whole that we call “Planet Earth”, nature warns, alerts, tells us that something bad can happen.”
A Tale by the Captain.
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