Tuesday, June 2, 2009

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Activity Against Valparaiso




For Freedom of Elena Varela and political prisoners jailed by the Concertation

Thursday, June 4 18:30. Plaza Aníbal Pinto.


will:
Music
Screenshots
Puppets
Tarkan Wilamasi
Open mic
and more. March


19:30
On June 5, 2009, anti-democratic state
agreement, intends to drop all the weight of the constitution
Pinochet Elena Varela, Sergio Reyes and Kenny Sanchez Contreras Mattus .


Both the facts and evidence against him, no more than an assembly
incumbent government, the bourgeois press
private and protected by the state.
There are already many Mapuche community members and leaders who have been victims of these practices
undemocratic
constant repression and harassment their communities in general (children and elderly civilians favorite white
for questioning and detained by force),
fascist government turned a deaf ear to requests

communities in conflict.

for free expression, and freedom of the Mapuche political prisoners,
is that we say enough of hypocrisy and abuse of power
capitalist state.

FREEDOM AND SELF-DETERMINATION TO NATIVE PEOPLES ...

"we have a new world in our hearts, that world is growing this minute
" ...

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SITUATION

By Enrique Guzman Acevedo, Director of EUROLATINNEWS

VALPARAISO, Chile (EUROLATINNEWS) - A vast international campaign calling for the urgent release of the Chilean documentary filmmaker Elena Varela, arrested a year ago while filming the problematic situation Mapuche people, was opened in Chile with the support of intellectuals and groups in solidarity with Latin America and Europe, mainly France and Belgium.

green light of this campaign emerged in the halls of the University of Valparaiso Arsis, an autumn night this May 2009, shortly after the building itself Elena Varela-hours of freedom that allows your current house arrest before a large audience to explain the details of his arrest on May 7, 2008, after they raided his home in Lake Licanrray (southern Chile) by the civilian police seized more than 300 tapes of the Mapuche.

After being hospitalized for three months in a high security prison charged with "terrorism" and "two terrorist attacks," was transferred to another prison since the beginning of 2009 left the jail to be subjected to a regime of ' house arrest "(from 22H00 to 08H00) in Santiago to await his sentence.

"I am being threatened with a sentence 9 to 15 years in prison for telling the truth, "he said." The strength of the people of the land in the south against logging companies from destroying forests and hydroelectric companies that dry land communities Mapuche took me five years ago to the south to be better informed and better inform them in my documentary on this human drama, "said the documentary to a group of students and academics.

The fact that several Mapuche were arrested in 2007 and accused of being "terrorists" for defending their rights, encouraged her to film the documentary "The strength of the people of the earth", which exposed the "injustice that affects peoples Mapuche, who have suffered a police raid and destruction of their homes and lands. "

"We apply the Law of State Security and the Patriot Act, applied during the military dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet (1973-90) - to have recovered 77 000 hectares of forest belonging to the Mapuche people, 'he said in the presence of representatives of Mapuche Indians, who expressed their support for the documentary, stressing "his courage, his great strength, great courage and energy to fight fearlessly against injustice."

"In 2000 there were 30 political prisoners in Chile. Today, in 2009, more than 70 ", he said. He also said the documentary "Newen Mapuche 'includes names of officers and statements on the Mapuche, revealing the character' repressive fascist state", before reporting that has formed "an umbrella organization to support" their cause, which is Mapuche cause, with the participation of university groups and communities national solidarity, Latin America and Europe.

The documentary said she was detained while filming the documentary, which informed him that no crime was charged and subsequently learned of the acusacioens of terrorism and of being linked to two bank robberies committed by extremisrtas left in 2005 in southern Chile.

"I was terrified when they raided my house when I stopped and took my documents, they had about 10 police cars and about 40 men in civilian clothes," he recalls. After his arrest last year, Amnesty International (AI) called for "urgent action" for the documentary, while a group of national and foreign intellectuals demanded a "fair trial" for the filmmaker.

Elena Varela's case sparked a wave of protests from humanitarian agencies and the guild of documentary filmmakers and Chile and Argentina, but the national press has virtually ignored such protests have had more impact among foreign correspondents in Chile.

Before being sentenced to six months of "protective custody" by Judge Andrea Urbina, "for the prosecution to investigate" the case - as explained on that occasion the judge itself - the civil police seized footage from four years of work that the filmmaker, producer, writer, composer and director of the company "Eye Film" had accumulated for the documentary "Newen Mapuche."

This documentary is based on the Mapuche people's struggle to regain their rights to occupy ancestral lands located in the southern region of Araucania, whose capital is Temuco, 673 kilometers south of Santiago.

Apart of the serious charges of allegedly being financed and intellectual author of two assaults four years ago in two southern towns by former militants of the ultra-left Revolutionary Left Movement (MIR), both Amnesty International and groups of Chilean and Argentine intellectuals launched campaigns paths for the immediate recovery of footage of the filmmaker and she had a "fair trial" based on strict respect of fundamental rights.

The documentary said that until now has not recovered the footage seized by police at his home.

Among the intellectuals who came last year in defense and support of the documentary include the National Prize for Literature José Miguel Varas, Silvio Caiozzi filmmakers and Patricio Guzman, as well as National Journalism Awards Faride Zerán and Juan Pablo Cárdenas.

They demanded a "fair trial, presumption of innocence and bail" for the documentary, also asking for his dismissal of the alleged crimes attributed to him and full respect for their copyright. In this regard, in a statement to the press, intellectuals believe that the seizure of film footage of the filmmaker is "a serious violation of freedom of expression, copyright and confidentiality that protects sources a newspaper story. "

itself sent from prison accused three letters to the Minister of Culture, Paulina Urrutia, to demand the return of their documents. In one of these letters, published by the Guild of the documentarians, Elena Varela expressed his innocence in the crimes charged and asked the guard film crews and footage seized during the raid on his residence, also requesting respect for the testimony of all the people she interviewed for the documentary.

( ...) Here I am persecuted, accused and arrested of charges that have not done. What I've really done is to search for memory, reason the struggle of many social groups, and have done with many other professionals in the area audivisual "he explains, adding that since 2004 investigating" the Mapuche conflict with the (business) and the State Forest, which has been very difficult, "said report but not before" the great repression that has been subjected "to the social actors of this chapter of the Chilean reality.

Echoing this cry the whole, the Minister Urrutia, proposed in 2008 by the National Tax Sabas Chahuan, protection measures and protection for the material seized from the director, speaking also respect the right of "confidentiality of the source of information." The minister took the occasion to present to the Prosecutor a technical report by a group of professionals led by the Director of the National Cinetaca, Ignacio Aliana, with the inventory of material seized from the Chilean documentary. Guild

audiovisual sources to EUROLATINNEWS explained that the seized material relates solely to the struggle for their ancestral land rights held for many years the Mapuche of southern Chile and has nothing to do with the alleged crimes by who is charged with the documentarian arrested in 2008 along with six members of his team.

Amid protests by Chilean and Argentine intellectuals, the Executive Director of Amnesty International in Chile, Sergio Laurenti, was launched last year called for "urgent action" for the documentary, as "beyond the criminal charges that may exist, it is unacceptable limitation on freedom of expression and the seizure of the materials that have made the work of Elena Varela documentation was doing. "

Industry sources recalled that the March 17, 2008 French documentary Christopher Cyrill Harrison and Paul Rossi, who also investigated the Mapuche conflict, were arrested and mistreated in Collipulli, in the Araucanía Region, before being released without charge , fleeing in terror of the country have been - say - "Treated as criminals and of belonging to ETA (Basque separatist armed organization)."

same thing happened with the Italian documentary Giuseppe Gabriele and Dario Ioseffi arrested on May 3, 2008 in the area, having pocketed his nose in the Mapuche conflict before being expelled from the territory under the provisions of the Administration of the Araucanía .

"They treated us like terrorists ...", said the Italian.

Remembering these four arrests, the intellectuals who signed in 2008 called for the Chilean documentary, underscore the need to prevent by all means documentary materials "are handled, violated their privacy by third parties and used as research material or evidence the police. "

The Mapuche cry of" justice "is alive in these documentaries.



(EUROLATINNEWS)

Monday, January 26, 2009

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ELENA VARELA New State Constitution BOLIVIA! Allalla J! Tax


approves the Bolivian people New Constitution multicultural, not estates, with collective rights and the nationalization of resources. Yes: 58.7% / No: 41.3%

The Bolivian people adopted a landmark new constitution. It is an immense joy see which was approved with 58.3% of the vote, against 41.3% in Latin America is an example rechazo.Bolivia and globally in the fight for the vindication of the Indigenous Peoples, which today is reflected the will of the people for a multicultural country where respect for all faiths (and not a religion "official"), which totally rejects the landownership which accommodates the human and collective rights, and where the rich get nationalized natural resources that have been in poverty for most of the people of Bolivia.
immense joy, and hope that this serves as an example for a future Constituent Assembly in Chile early. And now, to expect that in a couple of weeks the results of Referendum in Bolivia is made completely official and soon we can look at the benefits this will bring New Constitution the people who chose our brother Evo Morales, to direct a siglos.Y struggle to resist the full force of the sun (inti ch'amampi) to the state oligarchy upstart opponents and the damn Yankee empire's influence. J
allalla!!


Páez Andrea Gálvez

Suplementerxs Independent Press Association of Valparaiso


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In urban areas the Self generated 52% while He got the 48%. White recorded 1.4% and 2.6% of zero. The rural areas recorded 82% support and the rejection was in the range of 18%, according to an unofficial projection of Ipsos Opinion y Mercado.

The Paz/ANF.- The draft constitution was approved, this Sunday, with 58.7 percent while the rejection won 41.3 percent of the vote. There was a 1.7 per cent of white votes, 2.6 for zero and 9.5 percent absenteeism. In urban areas the Self generated 52 percent while 48 percent did not get. Registering 1.4 of whites and 2.6 nil. The rural area showed 82 percent support and the rejection was in the range of 18%, According to an unofficial projection market.The Ipsos opinion and support the constitutional text was in 4 departments of the Western Region, La Paz, Cochabamba, Oruro and Potosi. In La Paz, 74% said yes and 26% said No. In Cochabamba 71.1 percent support the CPE and a 38.9 percent rejected it. If a registered Oruro 68.2 percent support, not 31.8 percent. Supports the Constitution Potosí 76.3 percent and 23.7% of the rejection of the CPE rechaza.El powerful in 5 departments. The biggest opposition is given in Beni to 65 percent and 34.9 approving. Santa Cruz follows with 63.8% opposed and 36.2 percent approval. Tarija disapprove of the Constitution with a 65.2% while 34.8% says Yes, Pando rejects 60.7 percent and 39.3% supported it. Finally, Chuquisaca approve it with 50.6 percent and 49.4 percent approved. Meanwhile, dirimidor referendum on the maximum extension of land ownership shows a victory of the "5 000 hectares," with 78.4 percent. The vote by 10 000 hectares recorded 21.6% in the vote. Blank votes amounted to 25.8 percent. Bolivians vote on a document of 411 articles advocating a multinational country, aimed at integrating indigenous and regional economy "statist", while the opposition complains that grants privileges to ethnic groups at the expense of the mestizos and verdadera.La decentralization does not include voting, which were called 3.8 million Bolivians in 2,816 polling stations, lasted just over eight hours and took place without major incidents, as agreed on the electoral authorities and the Government.



Monday January 26, 2009. Cochabamba, Bolivia



Sunday, January 11, 2009

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book. The luxury of reading




Perhaps you've heard that access to reading in our country is scarce. Why? Because books are expensive!


In our country there have always been great talents in literature, as Neruda, Mistral, Bolaños, Huidobro, Parra, Rokha, Lihn among others. Unfortunately nobody is prophet in his own land and many have emigrated to the ground to come up with their jobs and achieve recognition.


where you read it out to our writers. In Chile there are very few who can buy books and be able to contribute to the creation of national ownership.


"The reason relates to the cultural industry, specifically books, it is often inaccessible to ordinary citizens. The price of any book in the libraries of our Chile borders between 5 and 20 thousand dollars. "


Which is why people who do not have a high income, if you want access to a book, go to resort to piracy because they are much lower prices, or to neighboring countries such as Argentina where the tax is 0% book, so they are much cheaper.




Some surveys conducted by the INE (National Statistics Institute ) indicate that the percentages of reading in the Chilean has dropped considerably since the 70s to date.




"Chileans are lousy readers, because they are taught at school that literature is a solemn activity of a select few. Terrible. Nothing in the current successful model aims to assess reading, does not provide a social capital than before if gave "argues Henry Winter, poet and director of the independent publishing Temple.


Since the advent of the dictatorship, Chile was no longer one of the most readers in Latin America. This is a graphic UNESCO study in 2000, which states that between 50 and 57% of the National pobalción between 15 and 65, can not understand what he reads.


The tax book in Chile is 19%, the highest on the continent and one of the highest worldwide.

In countries such as Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Cuba, Venezuela, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Argentina, Peru, Mexico and Paraguay the tax is 0%. In Europe, countries such as Belgium, France, Germany, Greece, Portugal, Sweden, England, the tax does not exceed 8%.


"It is unfair, the consumption of books in our country usually associated with a luxury, increasing cultural and educational gaps of various socioeconomic sectors of society. "

The little reading, and the high tax is an important factor, but not the only one. Well i must also bear in mind the limited cultural policies building on reading, and the little attention given it to proposals to lower the tax on an estimated between 4 and 7%.


Since Pinochet imposed this ridiculous tax, was mandated to discourage the reading to end the troubling scenario that is Chile today.


Proposals parliamentary reading promotion have been pure speculation.


An interesting and important the work done by so-called popular printers, which print books, magazines, etc. a real price, not market, which becomes an opportunity for many freelance writers who see the system is eating their own creations.


"The independent publishers are called to be the alternative and in this case those who opt for the profit should go for the win that gives the volume for reading and massively reduced costs and low prices without stop winning. Customers do not pursue profit, took on his shoulders the mission to highlight and project authors and their works, assuming it means the cost. Anyway, the girls publishers we should strengthen ties and build a broad front for added strength and, above all, greater visibility, "says Alvaro Rico, author and editorial director of the popular Arttegrama of the population's League.


reading market is a bad business for both publishers and the community, which sees culture disappears within a folly to keep the books as a product of elite.


A community without culture is a community dominated ...



Writings on the article "Tax Knowledge" by Julio Sánchez for newspaper The Citizen No. 64. (Pp. 28)



Suplementerxs
Press Association of Independent Valparaiso