#pueblo — Public Fediverse posts
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Ummmm... So, I would keep a watchful eye on Haaland if she's elected... She's made some shifty deals with big corporations... Just saying...
#OhkayOwingeh Pueblo Endorses #DebHaaland for #NewMexico Governor
by Native News Online Staff, September 11, 2026
"The Ohkay Owingeh Tribal Council and Ohkay Owingeh Tribal Administration have announced their unanimous endorsement of Deb Haaland for governor of New Mexico in the 2026 general election."
#USPol #NativeAmericanNews #Pueblo #2026Elections #USElections
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📰 "La historia está escrita en el alma del pueblo de Chile, no la pueden borrar": ex Presidente Boric a 53 años del Golpe
🔗 https://lahora.cl/cronica/2026/09/11/la-historia-esta-escrita-en-el-alma-del-pueblo-de-chile-no-la-pueden-borrar-ex-presidente-boric-a-53-anos-del-golpe/ -
📰 Boric por 11/S: "La historia está escrita en el alma del pueblo de Chile, no la pueden borrar"
🔗 https://www.biobiochile.cl/noticias/nacional/chile/2026/09/11/boric-por-11-s-la-historia-esta-escrita-en-el-alma-del-pueblo-de-chile-no-la-pueden-borrar.shtml -
📌Visita cultural, Memoria de Carabanchel: Huellas de un Pueblo entre la Historia y la Memoria
https://carabanchel.net/visita-cultural-memoria-de-carabanchel-huellas-de-un-pueblo-entre-la-historia-y-la-memoria/
#Carabanchel #Madrid #VIDEOS #EugeniadeMontijo #historia #memoriadecarabanchel #pueblo #visitacultural -
https://www.europesays.com/es/719115/ Jorge Fernández, sobre su infancia en el País Vasco: «Crecí en un pueblo que era la cuna de ETA en los años 80. Como vivía allí, lo normalizaba» #anos #Celebrities #creci #cuna #Entertainment #Entretenimiento #era #ES #España #ETA #Famosos #fernandez #Infancia #jorge #normalizaba #país #pueblo #sobre #Spain #vasco #vivia
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Andrew Weathers – Stoveworks Interlock
#Experimental #classical #drone #fieldrecordings #improv #minimal #Pueblo
CC BY-NC-SA (#CreativeCommons Attribution Non Commercial Share Alike) #ccmusic
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https://www.europesays.com/es/701041/ Las vacaciones de los Jonas Brothers en la Comunitat Valenciana | Los Jonas Brothers relatan su experiencia en un pueblo de la Comunitat: «Fue extraño, era como estar en un episodio de Black Mirror» #black #brothers #comunitat #Entertainment #Entretenimiento #episodio #era #ES #España #estar #experiencia #extrano #jonas #mirror #Music #Música #pueblo #relatan #Spain
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Fiestas Populares de la Karmela 2026 🌊⛵⚒️ 'NO PASARÁN 1936-2026'
Un año más, Vallekas celebrará las Fiestas de la Karmela, las fiestas autogestionadas realizadas por los colectivos del barrio. Del 16 al 19 de Julio, las pistas del parque Javier de Miguel serán el epicentro de la Resistencia y donde el barrio celebrará los festejos más rebeldes de Vallekas.
En este 2026, la Comisión de las Fiestas de la Karmela lanza un mensaje muy importante a toda la clase social y política, bajo el lema "1936-2026 NO PASARÁN". Con él se homenajea y rememora a todas y todos los milicianos, revolucionarios, trabajadores, a toda la clase obrera y a la resistencia popular que defendió nuestro barrio y la capital ante el fascismo y a todas las personas que a día de hoy, siguen luchando por la justicia social ante el capitalismo y los derechos humanos ante el auge de la barbarie bélica e imperialista.
Para conocer con detalle todas las actividades, fechas y horarios, os invitamos a leer la noticia completa en nuestra web pulsando en el siguiente enlace:
https://www.portalvallecas.es/fiestas-populares-de-la-karmela-2026-no-pasaran/
#KarmelaVallekas #NoPasarán #Resistencia #Pueblo #Unidad #Antifascismo #Milicianos #Revolucionarios #Libertad #Defensa #Justicia #Social #DerechosHumanos #Celebración #Homenaje #Festejo #Karmela #Vallecas #Vallekas
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https://www.europesays.com/es/403515/ La influencer valenciana que ha comprado una casa en un pequeño pueblo de la Comunitat: ‘Casa Pepa’ una casa ‘de cuento de hadas’ #casa #Celebrities #comprado #Cuento #Entertainment #Entretenimiento #ES #España #famosa #Famosos #hadas #influencer #insta #pepa #pequeno #pueblo #Spain #valenciana #valenciano #violeta #Viral
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meandered thru (versus participated in) the #nokings protests here in #abq to end up at a small farmers market / music / fest to celebrate the remodel of manuel's market, a long-time community shop and #thirdplace .
ran into lots of friends including michael from #risolana who gave me these great #risograph postcard and #zine . there were #pueblo speakers/dancers and so much more.
got great birria #tacos at the #foodtruck in the background of the second photo. creepy chucky #lowrider 😨
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Going to the #ShiprockFair, #KleeBenally Remembered the #UraniumDump on the Banks of the #SanJuanRiver
By #BrendaNorrell, #CensoredNews, August 29, 2024
SHIPROCK, #NavajoNation -- "In his book published shortly before his passing, Klee Benally writes of going to the #NorthernNavajoFair and the #UraniumDump in #Shiprock that no one talks about. It is along the San Juan River, the same river that flooded this week, now eight months after Klee's passing.
"'The Northern Navajo Fair at Tsé Bit A'í (#ShiprockNewMexico) has been held for more than one hundred years,' Klee writes in 'No Spiritual Surrender: Indigenous Anarchy in Defense of the Sacred.'
"Klee describes how the fair each fall marks the changing of the seasons and the #harvest. He describes the neon glow of the carnival in the cold, dusty nights, and the #uniper fires that burn.
"All of this revelry is held right on #UraniumBoulevard just a couple miles from a massive 105-acre #Radioactive dump containing 2.5 million tons of #RadioactiveWaste on a site that was a former #UraniumMill (which is just 600 feet from the San Juan River.)'
"The Shiprock Uranium Disposal Cell studies showed that more than 1.8 million liters of #groundwater were contaminated with uranium, #selenium, #radium, #cadmium, #sulfate, and #nitrate.
"Now the #NavajoNation again is targeted by the #Nuclear Industry and #DebHaaland's radioactive agenda is being ignored.
"Speaking in Farmington, Interior Sec. Haaland said the transition to green energy in the #FourCorners region will be led by the #AtomicBomb industry, #LosAlamos National Laboratory, which has already poisoned #Pueblo lands in northern #NewMexico.
"There is no mention of the fact that there is no safe way to store #NuclearWaste.
Now, adding to the layers of deception, the U.S. #EPA is deceiving the public. The EPA doesn't actually clean up the uranium dumps and strewn #RadioactiveTailings from #ColdWar #UraniumMining on the Navajo Nation -- it only announces plans and promises to do it."#EricJantz, legal director of the New Mexico Environmental Law Center, told the Inter-American Commission on #HumanRights in March that the #EPA has not completed any of the cleanups.
"There are 524 uranium mine sites waiting to be cleaned up on the Navajo Nation. Zero -- none of these -- have been fully cleaned up, Jantz told the international commission.
The truth is people seldom talk about the uranium dump at Shiprock because there is so much strewn radioactive waste, and so many unreclaimed uranium mines, with radioactive waste strewn from Cameron to #MonumentValley, and across the Four Corners region."During the 1990s, on assignment for USA Today, I talked with #Dine' in #RedValley and Cove, south of Shiprock, down the mountain from where I lived. In every family, there was cancer. In every family, someone was dying of #cancer, or had already died, from cancer because of the uranium mining.
"One Dine' grandmother in her 80s was living in a stone home built of radioactive rock. We had a Geiger counter with us."
Read more:
https://bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2024/08/going-to-shiprock-fair-klee-benally.html#KleeBenallyRIP #KleeBenallyRestInPower #UraniumMining #NoSpiritualSurrender #IndigenousAnarchy #DefendingTheSacred #IndigenousActivism #HaulNo #CorporateColonialism #WaterIsLife #NoLithiumMining #CorporateColonialism #NoMiningWithoutConsent #CopperMining #Greenwashng #NuclearWeapons #NoNukes #NoWar #NoNuclearWeapons
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#Ancient #Architecture Might Be Key to Creating Climate-Resilient Buildings
Vernacular architecture is a way to use a region's heritage and resources to build strong homes and cities.
by Angely Mercado
"The United States has braved a year of multiple billion dollar weather disasters over the past couple of years. In 2021 alone, there were record-breaking #heatwaves , a #winterstorm that shut down cities across #Texas, multiple #hurricanes, record-breaking #wildfires, #tornadoes and #hail storms. All of which damaged public and private property and harmed people across the country.
"Part of preparing for even more extreme weather to come as a result of the #ClimateCrisis, is investing in resilient #infrastructure–something the current administration has already proposed. While building infrastructure may sound like a feat fit for futuristic technology, around the world climate-proofing has been happening already for centuries in the form of vernacular architecture. This form of architecture is defined by the use of traditional materials native to that particular region.
"According to a report in Oxford Urbanists, there is a possibility of a resurgence of vernacular architecture. Otherwise known as traditional, cultural design methods unique to a particular region, vernacular architecture is an alternative to the 'international style' of Eurocentric homes that took off globally after the first world war. Throughout the 20th century, 'identical skyscrapers, airports, malls and gas stations became icons of modern cities,' the report points out. However, those structures are not always made with climate change in mind, and don’t rely on locally sourced materials or local #cultural knowledge. Those homes were not made for the entire world’s diverse array of weather events like hurricanes, wildfires and tornadoes. Drawing on vernacular architecture could be a way of making our cities more resilient to an ever-changing climate.
"A well-known example of cultural and regional identity through vernacular architecture is #Pueblo architecture. The permanent, attached homes modeled after the cliff dwellings built by the Ancestral Pueblo (#Anasazi) culture first appeared around the year 1150 AD continue to be used by Pueblo peoples today. A common revival of the style called Santa Fe style, a mix of Pueblo architecture and Spanish colonial architecture, can be found in southwestern states like #Arizona and #NewMexico. Pueblo inspired homes that used dried mud often constructed with locally sourced materials. The thick mud walls are great insulation for both extreme heat and are made to protect residents from especially hot days and from cool desert nights.
"Across similarly sweltering Southern US states, vernacular architecture in the form of shotgun houses feature high ceilings for heat to rise up to, doors that are aligned to improve circulation into the home without costly AC bills.
"In some of the most heat-impacted places on the planet, #vernacular architecture is already being used worldwide in response to climate issues. Architects and designers are not just turning to local materials, they’re turning to #historical design to work around energy needs. Traditional #Arabian techniques like #mashrabiya have been incorporated into iconic modern buildings in Abu Dhabi, a city in one of the most heat-threatened countries in the world. Architects in #Morocco, which is especially vulnerable to climate change, have incorporated vernacular design, like large north-facing windows and smaller south-facing windows to bring in natural light while maximizing air flow for natural cooling and ventilation in public buildings like schools.
"'We wanted to retrieve a sense of heritage, but in a modern way,' Moroccan architect Driss Kettani told CNN. 'We tried to use the same (energy-efficient) solutions found in the small earthen towns in the south of Morocco.'
"These techniques can be used anywhere, even areas of the world with less-obvious climate impacts. Chris Lawson, the managing director at UK-based design firm CK Architectural says that the firm has worked in the #Cotswolds area, which is filled with towns that can source their own building materials. Woods used in the homes can come from local #trees that are already adapted for the English weather, which makes them an ideal building material. Builders are able to excavate the local limestone they need to build homes, a climate-friendly alternative to materials that often have to be transported from elsewhere and weren’t built to withstand the local weather.
"'It was incredibly strong, easy to find, a solid insulator from the Great British weather, and environmentally friendly due to no transportation requirements too,' he explains. 'This can be done across the whole world too.'"
#SolarPunkSunday #SolarPunk #AncientTechnologies #Vernacular #AncientArchitecture #BuildForClimateChange
