Valeria Spencer

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[Valeria Spencer @valspencerb]

Hello everyone! https://t.co/YjoGWx5Wk6 Here is my Timeline ID Posts from Modern Latin America History, Enjoy! #H1182

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@Martina60470466 I agree with you, Rigoberta Menchú was a one of the first women’s in the history that fight for the women indigenous rights. #H1180

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@Martina60470466 Rigoberta Menchu was indigenous from Guatemala

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@Martina60470466 Rigoberta honestly is a a women like any other, her past was horrible and she don’t stop fighting until her last days giving the people a consciousness and motivation for help the community. #H1180

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@OliviaH45450998 Menchú had the mentality of work with the community brings more benefits for her and for community, the communication was essential for achieve the peace. #H1180

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@Jade48827929 Rigoberta Menchú went through a lot of difficult moments in her life. I’m agree with you that her history make her now to be an image of strength and perseverance. #H1180

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@amberg_cc The film in 2010 is not clear, she motivate people to be part of a social change. However I think an interview will be better for the purpose and the focus to the questions, she is repetitive and the translation to English make people wondering her purpose. #H1180

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Purpose in the video, built peace, and help others to achieve their goals too, we don’t grow up if we don’t help others. Menchú invites everyone to help the community to solve the social problems (2/2) #H1180

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Rigoberta Menchú: Challenges to lasting peace in Guatemala in January 14, 2010 ask why people fight for peace after a war, instead of fight for the peace before war. She don’t believe in the peace of the dead. Reconstruct values and dignify our own history are the (1/2) #H1180

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In 1993 Menchú is named the goodwill ambassador by the ONU, and in 1996 they named her again goodwill ambassador of the UNESCO. “When you are convinced your cause is just, you fight for it” #H1180

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Later on time she represented the image of the indigenous people, she decide to use her life as message to fight for the humanrights. In 1992 Rigoberta Menchú work is recognized and award with the Nobel Peace Price. Achieving peace agreements with the paramilitaries groups #H1180

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Menchú decide to exile in Mexico because of the repression and published her autobiography in 1983. The United Nations provide the support she needed and come back to Guatemala in 1988. #H1180

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Rigoberta start a pacific campaign for change the political system that violate the human rights of the indigenous people. In the process she becomes a image of the Guatemala suffer, and the representation of the indigenous women’s that lived the violence in Latin America #H1180

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Menchú family was torture and then murder by the military and paramilitaries. His dad in a protest in 1980 with a group of people lock the building “the Spain embassy” and the military burn them to death. #H1180

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Since Menchú was a teenager, she got involved in fights for the human rights of indigenous people and against social political groups making a lot of enemies causing to be exiled. #H1180

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Why Rigoberta Menchú is so important? She born in January 9 in 1959 Guatemala. Menchú was a part of a big indigenous family maya-chiqué, her life was marked by the racial discrimination, violence and extreme poverty. #H1180

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@Christi59611289 Consumerism is essential for neoliberal economy, however, the people try to follow the big countries model. Latin America see the US as example, they just buy the stereotype even if is not the best. #H1180

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@amberg_cc The people always try to make a difference from the rest of the society. Not having big income, racial diversity, there’s always something that separate them. Society should be more concerned about marginalization. #H1180

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@Christi59611289 Neoliberalism benefit middle class, but at the same time separate economic classes even more. #H1180

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@Christi59611289 Honestly the racial diversity until these days is not respected, there’s community’s that feel the repression of this society. Even children going through bullying because of this. #H1180