The Pan Africanist Movement Spain express their grief, respect, admiration and solidarity with the president and leader of the Afro-Bolivian Saya MOCUSABOL cultural movement, Marfa Inofuentes by the serious illness that has strayed from its responsibility, whereas it is sufir comatose after a stroke, "stroke" that has a few weeks ago in a very delicate state of health.
Marfa disease is a major blow for the entire Pan Africanist Mto International provided , was committed to the dignity of the foundation and social improvement of its people now need our help, in effect for over 30 years has dedicated his life to the construction of the Black Liberation mto in Bolivia to the best of his life in defense of Afro-Bolivians. For 18 years had no consciousness of their African roots. The strength of the drums was awakened with the call and tell the African-Senghor. In 1980, first introduced the Saya, dance fully identifying the Yungas, is performed on all the events of the African community to express all their feelings since the days of slavery .
Given the mass migration of blacks to La Paz, in the 80's, and daily discrimination,
Marfa had the opportunity to work in a museum and raising self-esteem. For this study African history in terms Afrocentric (Garvey, Malcolm X, Senghor, Diop, Cabral, Nkrumah, Fanon,) to find out who he was and where he came from, which is important to value, motivate and train at a time when most ashamed of being black because they were unaware of their history and culture. It was hard work for the move, with genuine efforts and dedication to save the values, heritage and memory of African culture in Bolivia. So it accompanied the great leader Jorge Medina in the strategic creation after Durban conference of Afro-Bolivian Center for Integral Development and Community (CADIC).
strong woman is a product of struggle and commitment was the first African woman to occupy a position Bolivia as Peripheral Macrodistrito subalcaldesa of La Paz in nearly 400 años.Gracias their efforts today Africans are present and , visible-and-black people in certain levels of government, such as Multinational Assembly. What has undoubtedly helped change the "look policy" for underprivileged sectors. As they have been getting public policy development and inclusion of Afro-Bolivians in education, health, housing, employment, etcetera. With its commitment to the Afro-Bolivians fought to get three nominations for the Assembly, after a hunger strike Inofuentes Marfa. In 2008 organized the recepciónn that His Majesty the King Julio Pinedo II tribute to a delegation of the Pan Africanist Movement in Spain Coripata Yungas ..
At a time when Tom and uncles abound in the Mto African paratroopers with the typical Latin American White Power in Black Face: from Spain wish to express our love for MARFA. We pray for the ancestors to give them the strength to successfully overcome as soon as possible, this setback. Marfa is a beacon that illuminates humanity in full, which is why the light does not dim while there is a willing slave to become sheep. We cherish our commitment to continue the fight with the strength of our ideas, and this, even the most modern military technology may prevent it. Marfa is a symbol of humanity, justice and dignity, we are willing to share, but never to surrender. In Spain, Marfa has faithful followers, it is forbidden to die, never allow it. Well, as Malcolm X said, the heroes never die.
We are now WE ARE s we have to show that you love and are willing to defend the action yes at any cost. We are convinced that soon Marfa is leading this great trench that is the Pan Africanist mto: Garvey Family, Winnie Mandela Nkrumah and thereby ensure the fruits of victory, we want you to know that we admire Marfa and we deeply that embodies freedom, dedication, commitment, dignity, human rights, identity, patriotism, independence, love of people. Get to Abuy Nfubea, Mbolo Etofili, RasBabi Sister Rufi, MadyCisse ba, Marcelino Bondjale, Kenedy Ijah, Rigoberto Cairo, Baldw Lumumba and all l @ s Mto members of the Afro-release, a pan-Africanist and bighorn fraternal greetings of solidarity.
WE LOVE YOU SISTER!
UHURU! MARFA Inofuentes
VIVA!
Barcelona 11 March 2011 Pan African Movement
www.confederaciones.org / Pan-African
Marfa disease is a major blow for the entire Pan Africanist Mto International provided , was committed to the dignity of the foundation and social improvement of its people now need our help, in effect for over 30 years has dedicated his life to the construction of the Black Liberation mto in Bolivia to the best of his life in defense of Afro-Bolivians. For 18 years had no consciousness of their African roots. The strength of the drums was awakened with the call and tell the African-Senghor. In 1980, first introduced the Saya, dance fully identifying the Yungas, is performed on all the events of the African community to express all their feelings since the days of slavery .
Given the mass migration of blacks to La Paz, in the 80's, and daily discrimination,
Marfa had the opportunity to work in a museum and raising self-esteem. For this study African history in terms Afrocentric (Garvey, Malcolm X, Senghor, Diop, Cabral, Nkrumah, Fanon,) to find out who he was and where he came from, which is important to value, motivate and train at a time when most ashamed of being black because they were unaware of their history and culture. It was hard work for the move, with genuine efforts and dedication to save the values, heritage and memory of African culture in Bolivia. So it accompanied the great leader Jorge Medina in the strategic creation after Durban conference of Afro-Bolivian Center for Integral Development and Community (CADIC).
strong woman is a product of struggle and commitment was the first African woman to occupy a position Bolivia as Peripheral Macrodistrito subalcaldesa of La Paz in nearly 400 años.Gracias their efforts today Africans are present and , visible-and-black people in certain levels of government, such as Multinational Assembly. What has undoubtedly helped change the "look policy" for underprivileged sectors. As they have been getting public policy development and inclusion of Afro-Bolivians in education, health, housing, employment, etcetera. With its commitment to the Afro-Bolivians fought to get three nominations for the Assembly, after a hunger strike Inofuentes Marfa. In 2008 organized the recepciónn that His Majesty the King Julio Pinedo II tribute to a delegation of the Pan Africanist Movement in Spain Coripata Yungas ..
At a time when Tom and uncles abound in the Mto African paratroopers with the typical Latin American White Power in Black Face: from Spain wish to express our love for MARFA. We pray for the ancestors to give them the strength to successfully overcome as soon as possible, this setback. Marfa is a beacon that illuminates humanity in full, which is why the light does not dim while there is a willing slave to become sheep. We cherish our commitment to continue the fight with the strength of our ideas, and this, even the most modern military technology may prevent it. Marfa is a symbol of humanity, justice and dignity, we are willing to share, but never to surrender. In Spain, Marfa has faithful followers, it is forbidden to die, never allow it. Well, as Malcolm X said, the heroes never die.
We are now WE ARE s we have to show that you love and are willing to defend the action yes at any cost. We are convinced that soon Marfa is leading this great trench that is the Pan Africanist mto: Garvey Family, Winnie Mandela Nkrumah and thereby ensure the fruits of victory, we want you to know that we admire Marfa and we deeply that embodies freedom, dedication, commitment, dignity, human rights, identity, patriotism, independence, love of people. Get to Abuy Nfubea, Mbolo Etofili, RasBabi Sister Rufi, MadyCisse ba, Marcelino Bondjale, Kenedy Ijah, Rigoberto Cairo, Baldw Lumumba and all l @ s Mto members of the Afro-release, a pan-Africanist and bighorn fraternal greetings of solidarity.
WE LOVE YOU SISTER!
UHURU! MARFA Inofuentes
VIVA!
Barcelona 11 March 2011 Pan African Movement
www.confederaciones.org / Pan-African
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