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why do we catholics fight the communists, the people with whom it is said we have most antagonism over the question of whether the soul is mortal or is immortal instead of agreeing that hunger is indeed mortal? certainly, we catholics who ourselves want the church to be poor are not going to fight with those who are against a rich church.
"Los cristianos tenemos la obligación de contribuir a la construcción del estado socialista siempre y cuando se nos permita adorar a Dios como queremos".
Camilo Torres Restrepo.
Romanzo di una strage (2012) by Marco Tullio Giordana
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Diario del "Che" in Bolivia (El diario del Che en Bolivia: noviembre 7, 1966 a octubre 7, 1967 in Spanish; 1968) by Ernesto Guevara
Liberazione o Morte (Liberación o muerte in Spanish; 1968) by Camilo Torres
Via rivoluzionaria o via revisionista? La guerriglia in Venezuela (1968) by Douglas Bravo
Teresa estaba junto a él, y todo lo demás sobraba
La siembra de Camilo
Courage In The Face Of Violence: A Case Of Police Brutality In Houston, TX
Camilo Torres | Disempower, Disarm, Disband | March 17th 2017
Recently A World Without Police interviewed Earledreka White who was brutalized by Metro Police in Houston, TX in March of 2016.The trauma she suffered is reminiscent of so many other women who’ve been victimized by police. The effects of the brutality she survived that day didn’t end with the injuries she suffered. She fought a 6 month long legal battle that upended her life. As the story fades and the news cameras turn their attention elsewhere many victims of police brutality are left to rebuild their lives without many resources or support. Often times the stories and lessons from these experiences are lost as the victims try to readjust to daily life.
What we appreciate about this interview are the systemic questions she raises from her experience. She asks deep inquiries about the nature of the police, duplicity of the legal ...
“Everything is relative except god and hunger”
Pedro Casaldáliga
