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  1. "Senza un ripristino dei fondi, oltre 30.000 persone – di cui più della metà bambini – rimarranno senza accesso a cure mediche, supporto psicologico, protezione e istruzione."

    #Colombia #Guajira #21maggio #sfruttamento #capitalismo

    diogenenotizie.com/la-guajira-

  2. "Senza un ripristino dei fondi, oltre 30.000 persone – di cui più della metà bambini – rimarranno senza accesso a cure mediche, supporto psicologico, protezione e istruzione."

    #Colombia #Guajira #21maggio #sfruttamento #capitalismo

    diogenenotizie.com/la-guajira-

  3. "Senza un ripristino dei fondi, oltre 30.000 persone – di cui più della metà bambini – rimarranno senza accesso a cure mediche, supporto psicologico, protezione e istruzione."

    #Colombia #Guajira #21maggio #sfruttamento #capitalismo

    diogenenotizie.com/la-guajira-

  4. "Senza un ripristino dei fondi, oltre 30.000 persone – di cui più della metà bambini – rimarranno senza accesso a cure mediche, supporto psicologico, protezione e istruzione."

    #Colombia #Guajira #21maggio #sfruttamento #capitalismo

    diogenenotizie.com/la-guajira-

  5. "Senza un ripristino dei fondi, oltre 30.000 persone – di cui più della metà bambini – rimarranno senza accesso a cure mediche, supporto psicologico, protezione e istruzione."

    #Colombia #Guajira #21maggio #sfruttamento #capitalismo

    diogenenotizie.com/la-guajira-

  6. El Festival de la Cultura Wayúu es uno de los eventos culturales más importantes de Colombia y Venezuela, una celebración que tiene como propósito principal preservar y destacar las tradiciones, el arte, la lengua, la música y el modo de vida de la comunidad Wayúu. Este festival es mucho más que una fiesta: es un reconocimiento al legado de uno de los grupos indígenas más grandes

    Sigue Leyendo: curiosoteatro.com/2025/01/fest

    ¡Ven y Aprende Curioseando!

  7. El Festival de la Cultura Wayúu es uno de los eventos culturales más importantes de Colombia y Venezuela, una celebración que tiene como propósito principal preservar y destacar las tradiciones, el arte, la lengua, la música y el modo de vida de la comunidad Wayúu. Este festival es mucho más que una fiesta: es un reconocimiento al legado de uno de los grupos indígenas más grandes

    Sigue Leyendo: curiosoteatro.com/2025/01/fest

    ¡Ven y Aprende Curioseando!

    #Venezuela #Cultura #Educación #Wayúu #Guajira

  8. UNGRD🇨🇴
    @UNGRD
    🙌 ¡Buenas noticias para la comunidad de la Alta #Guajira!
    🏥 El hospital temporal de campaña instalado por la #UNGRD en Nazareth, ya ofrece consulta externa.
    🧓👦 Niños y adultos han recibido atención médica.
    👨🏽‍⚕️ “Ha sido beneficioso para la comunidad, ya que en este territorio, parte extrema de Colombia, no hay que remitir a esos pacientes hacia Riohacha o hacia Maicao, sino que se van a atender desde esta unidad”, destacó el doctor Carlos Guillermo Epiayú, médico especialista.

  9. As chosen by survey on Mastodon, today’s spotlight is on number 456 of The List, submitted by platenworm.

    I’m tempted to have the entire write up just say “This album made me happy, go listen to it”. Because I was having an absolutely crappy, anxiety-filled day when I put this on, and – nearly immediately – it calmed my brain down. Like human catnip, or something. I’m not familiar with this music style nor this musician, and I have no idea what any of the songs are about since I don’t speak Spanish, but I loved it. So, in some ways, for some of you, perhaps that’s all you need to know – that it’s magic.

    For those who need a bit more, here are some facts, according to the Internets. Cuban singer-songwriter and guitarist Guillermo Portabales was an active musician for nearly 40 years, moving between Cuba, Columbia, and Puerto Rico. He was most known for popularizing the guajira style of Cuban music, the traditional music of the “guajiros”, slang for countryside people or “peasants”. Portabales’ particular flavor of the style was known as “la guajira de salón”. This album is a compilation of recording sessions from the 1960s. Portabales died in 1970 when he was hit by a car after leaving a gig.

    An interesting tidbit in the Wikipedia article on Portabales is that Kékélé, a primarily Congolese band, recorded an entire album of songs either written or performed by Portabales, but in a Congolese style and with the lyrics in Lingala rather than Spanish – the 2006 Kinavana. I can’t tell offhand if any of the songs that appear on Kinavana are also on this Portabales compilation, but it’s also a lovely album to check out.

    [Alt text for accompanying image: The album artwork is a bright painting of four (presumably Cuban) men, wearing hats and yellow or blue shirts. There is a black horse with a rooster sitting on its back. Houses and hills are in the background, with a yellow sky. The artist’s name is at the top in black font, followed by the album title.]

    https://1001otheralbums.com/2024/03/26/guillermo-portabales-el-carretero-1996-cuba/

    #1001OtherAlbums #1960s #Cuba #CubanMusic #guajira #GuillermoPortabales #guitar

  10. As chosen by survey on Mastodon, today’s spotlight is on number 456 of The List, submitted by platenworm.

    I’m tempted to have the entire write up just say “This album made me happy, go listen to it”. Because I was having an absolutely crappy, anxiety-filled day when I put this on, and – nearly immediately – it calmed my brain down. Like human catnip, or something. I’m not familiar with this music style nor this musician, and I have no idea what any of the songs are about since I don’t speak Spanish, but I loved it. So, in some ways, for some of you, perhaps that’s all you need to know – that it’s magic.

    For those who need a bit more, here are some facts, according to the Internets. Cuban singer-songwriter and guitarist Guillermo Portabales was an active musician for nearly 40 years, moving between Cuba, Columbia, and Puerto Rico. He was most known for popularizing the guajira style of Cuban music, the traditional music of the “guajiros”, slang for countryside people or “peasants”. Portabales’ particular flavor of the style was known as “la guajira de salón”. This album is a compilation of recording sessions from the 1960s. Portabales died in 1970 when he was hit by a car after leaving a gig.

    An interesting tidbit in the Wikipedia article on Portabales is that Kékélé, a primarily Congolese band, recorded an entire album of songs either written or performed by Portabales, but in a Congolese style and with the lyrics in Lingala rather than Spanish – the 2006 Kinavana. I can’t tell offhand if any of the songs that appear on Kinavana are also on this Portabales compilation, but it’s also a lovely album to check out.

    [Alt text for accompanying image: The album artwork is a bright painting of four (presumably Cuban) men, wearing hats and yellow or blue shirts. There is a black horse with a rooster sitting on its back. Houses and hills are in the background, with a yellow sky. The artist’s name is at the top in black font, followed by the album title.]

    https://1001otheralbums.com/2024/03/26/guillermo-portabales-el-carretero-1996-cuba/

    #1001OtherAlbums #1960s #Cuba #CubanMusic #guajira #GuillermoPortabales #guitar

  11. As chosen by survey on Mastodon, today’s spotlight is on number 456 of The List, submitted by platenworm.

    I’m tempted to have the entire write up just say “This album made me happy, go listen to it”. Because I was having an absolutely crappy, anxiety-filled day when I put this on, and – nearly immediately – it calmed my brain down. Like human catnip, or something. I’m not familiar with this music style nor this musician, and I have no idea what any of the songs are about since I don’t speak Spanish, but I loved it. So, in some ways, for some of you, perhaps that’s all you need to know – that it’s magic.

    For those who need a bit more, here are some facts, according to the Internets. Cuban singer-songwriter and guitarist Guillermo Portabales was an active musician for nearly 40 years, moving between Cuba, Columbia, and Puerto Rico. He was most known for popularizing the guajira style of Cuban music, the traditional music of the “guajiros”, slang for countryside people or “peasants”. Portabales’ particular flavor of the style was known as “la guajira de salón”. This album is a compilation of recording sessions from the 1960s. Portabales died in 1970 when he was hit by a car after leaving a gig.

    An interesting tidbit in the Wikipedia article on Portabales is that Kékélé, a primarily Congolese band, recorded an entire album of songs either written or performed by Portabales, but in a Congolese style and with the lyrics in Lingala rather than Spanish – the 2006 Kinavana. I can’t tell offhand if any of the songs that appear on Kinavana are also on this Portabales compilation, but it’s also a lovely album to check out.

    [Alt text for accompanying image: The album artwork is a bright painting of four (presumably Cuban) men, wearing hats and yellow or blue shirts. There is a black horse with a rooster sitting on its back. Houses and hills are in the background, with a yellow sky. The artist’s name is at the top in black font, followed by the album title.]

    https://1001otheralbums.com/2024/03/26/guillermo-portabales-el-carretero-1996-cuba/

    #1001OtherAlbums #1960s #Cuba #CubanMusic #guajira #GuillermoPortabales #guitar

  12. As chosen by survey on Mastodon, today’s spotlight is on number 456 of The List, submitted by platenworm.

    I’m tempted to have the entire write up just say “This album made me happy, go listen to it”. Because I was having an absolutely crappy, anxiety-filled day when I put this on, and – nearly immediately – it calmed my brain down. Like human catnip, or something. I’m not familiar with this music style nor this musician, and I have no idea what any of the songs are about since I don’t speak Spanish, but I loved it. So, in some ways, for some of you, perhaps that’s all you need to know – that it’s magic.

    For those who need a bit more, here are some facts, according to the Internets. Cuban singer-songwriter and guitarist Guillermo Portabales was an active musician for nearly 40 years, moving between Cuba, Columbia, and Puerto Rico. He was most known for popularizing the guajira style of Cuban music, the traditional music of the “guajiros”, slang for countryside people or “peasants”. Portabales’ particular flavor of the style was known as “la guajira de salón”. This album is a compilation of recording sessions from the 1960s. Portabales died in 1970 when he was hit by a car after leaving a gig.

    An interesting tidbit in the Wikipedia article on Portabales is that Kékélé, a primarily Congolese band, recorded an entire album of songs either written or performed by Portabales, but in a Congolese style and with the lyrics in Lingala rather than Spanish – the 2006 Kinavana. I can’t tell offhand if any of the songs that appear on Kinavana are also on this Portabales compilation, but it’s also a lovely album to check out.

    [Alt text for accompanying image: The album artwork is a bright painting of four (presumably Cuban) men, wearing hats and yellow or blue shirts. There is a black horse with a rooster sitting on its back. Houses and hills are in the background, with a yellow sky. The artist’s name is at the top in black font, followed by the album title.]

    https://1001otheralbums.com/2024/03/26/guillermo-portabales-el-carretero-1996-cuba/

    #1001OtherAlbums #1960s #Cuba #CubanMusic #guajira #GuillermoPortabales #guitar

  13. Energías renovables en la Guajira: el dilema entre el clima y la protección ambiental

    Es importante que Colombia apresure la implementación de #energíasrenovables, pero es un error sacrificar los controles ambientales para lograrlo.

    razonpublica.com/energias-reno

    @RazonPublica #EnergiasRenovables #Guajira #Colombia #Biodiversidad #cambioclimatico

  14. Energías renovables en la Guajira: el dilema entre el clima y la protección ambiental

    Es importante que Colombia apresure la implementación de #energíasrenovables, pero es un error sacrificar los controles ambientales para lograrlo.

    razonpublica.com/energias-reno

    @RazonPublica #EnergiasRenovables #Guajira #Colombia #Biodiversidad #cambioclimatico

  15. Im Rahmen der BUKO-Online-Veranstaltungsreihe "talk & act II" berichtet Laura Chaparro von der Gruppe Aktion Guajira über die aktuelle Situation in der Guajira/Kolumbien.

    Samstag, 11.11.2023 von 14-16 Uhr Online-Vortrag mit anschließender Diskussion

    #Kolumbien #BUKO #Guajira

    buko.info/aktuelles/artikel/ta

  16. Im Rahmen der BUKO-Online-Veranstaltungsreihe "talk & act II" berichtet Laura Chaparro von der Gruppe Aktion Guajira über die aktuelle Situation in der Guajira/Kolumbien.

    Samstag, 11.11.2023 von 14-16 Uhr Online-Vortrag mit anschließender Diskussion

    #Kolumbien #BUKO #Guajira

    buko.info/aktuelles/artikel/ta

  17. Im Rahmen der BUKO-Online-Veranstaltungsreihe "talk & act II" berichtet Laura Chaparro von der Gruppe Aktion Guajira über die aktuelle Situation in der Guajira/Kolumbien.

    Samstag, 11.11.2023 von 14-16 Uhr Online-Vortrag mit anschließender Diskussion

    #Kolumbien #BUKO #Guajira

    buko.info/aktuelles/artikel/ta

  18. Wikipeetia y Wikipütchimaajatü süka wayuunaiki como herramientas para la reafirmación de la identidad wayúu

    "el pueblo Wayúu, habitantes de la región norte-occidente de Venezuela y norte-oriente de Colombia, en la #Guajira, han comenzado a sistematizar sus saberes y valores a través de los medios digitales... con miras a fortalecer su identidad a través de la lectura de la cultura, partiendo de la importancia de sistematizar la información y el mismo acceso libre a ella"

    leonfd1992, editor y colaborador en los proyecto Wikipeetia y Wikipütchimaajatü en el idioma #wayúu.

  19. Wikipeetia y Wikipütchimaajatü süka wayuunaiki como herramientas para la reafirmación de la identidad wayúu

    "el pueblo Wayúu, habitantes de la región norte-occidente de Venezuela y norte-oriente de Colombia, en la #Guajira, han comenzado a sistematizar sus saberes y valores a través de los medios digitales... con miras a fortalecer su identidad a través de la lectura de la cultura, partiendo de la importancia de sistematizar la información y el mismo acceso libre a ella"

    leonfd1992, editor y colaborador en los proyecto Wikipeetia y Wikipütchimaajatü en el idioma #wayúu.

  20. Wikipeetia y Wikipütchimaajatü süka wayuunaiki como herramientas para la reafirmación de la identidad wayúu

    "el pueblo Wayúu, habitantes de la región norte-occidente de Venezuela y norte-oriente de Colombia, en la #Guajira, han comenzado a sistematizar sus saberes y valores a través de los medios digitales... con miras a fortalecer su identidad a través de la lectura de la cultura, partiendo de la importancia de sistematizar la información y el mismo acceso libre a ella"

    leonfd1992, editor y colaborador en los proyecto Wikipeetia y Wikipütchimaajatü en el idioma #wayúu.

  21. Wikipeetia y Wikipütchimaajatü süka wayuunaiki como herramientas para la reafirmación de la identidad wayúu

    "el pueblo Wayúu, habitantes de la región norte-occidente de Venezuela y norte-oriente de Colombia, en la #Guajira, han comenzado a sistematizar sus saberes y valores a través de los medios digitales... con miras a fortalecer su identidad a través de la lectura de la cultura, partiendo de la importancia de sistematizar la información y el mismo acceso libre a ella"

    leonfd1992, editor y colaborador en los proyecto Wikipeetia y Wikipütchimaajatü en el idioma #wayúu.

  22. Protests in #Lützerath🇩🇪 and in La #Guajira🇨🇴 against open-pit coal mining show that the struggle against energy giants and climate change is still alive. @LauraChaparro9 from Germany tells us the common denominator of these struggles. 
See article: 57conexioncolombia.com/protest

  23. Protests in #Lützerath🇩🇪 and in La #Guajira🇨🇴 against open-pit coal mining show that the struggle against energy giants and climate change is still alive. @LauraChaparro9 from Germany tells us the common denominator of these struggles. 
See article: 57conexioncolombia.com/protest

  24. |

    Los Char son un clan que hace alianzas con otros clanes y se convierten en carteles de la corrupción y el crimen, es el caso de las alianza con los Garcia en Sucre, los Cortes en Magdalena, Oneida Pinto en la Guajira, la casa de Gerlein en la Costa, entre otros.







  25. |𝐄𝐝𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐨́𝐧 𝐍° 𝟑𝟔|

    𝐂𝐋𝐀𝐍 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐑 𝐋𝐀 𝐌𝐀𝐅𝐈𝐀 𝐏𝐀𝐑𝐀𝐌𝐈𝐋𝐈𝐓𝐀𝐑 𝐒𝐄 𝐂𝐎𝐍𝐒𝐎𝐋𝐈𝐃𝐀

    "Un integrante de este clan, David Char reconoce ante la Juridicción Especial para la Paz (JEP) que apoyó al grupo paramilitar Bloque Norte de las Autodefensas Unidas de Colombia (AUC), recibiendo apoyo politico de los paramilitares en el periodo 2006-2010".








  26. |𝐄𝐝𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐨́𝐧 𝐍° 𝟑𝟒|

    𝐂𝐔𝐄𝐍𝐂𝐀 𝐂𝐄𝐒𝐀𝐑-𝐑𝐀𝐍𝐂𝐇𝐄𝐑𝐈𝐀 𝐄𝐍 𝐋𝐀 𝐌𝐈𝐑𝐀 𝐃𝐄𝐋 𝐅𝐑𝐀𝐂𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆

    "La Contraloria General de la República ha advertido sobre los riesgos del Fracking, aduciendo falta de capacidad institucional, estudios cientificos y consentimiento por parte de las comunidades"







  27. 𝐍𝐮𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐬 𝐑𝐚𝐢𝐜𝐞𝐬 𝐂𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐚𝐧𝐚𝐬 𝐲 𝐊𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐛𝐞𝐬

    Hoy 04 de julio, el Ejercito de Liberación Nacional de Colombia (ELN) cumplimos 56 años de lucha revolucionaria, que inicio bajo tres raices: 𝐥𝐚 𝐜𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐚𝐧𝐚 𝐫𝐞𝐯𝐨𝐥𝐮𝐜𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐚, 𝐥𝐚 𝐨𝐛𝐫𝐞𝐫𝐨-𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐥 y 𝐥𝐚 𝐜𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐞𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐚.