El tungsteno [Annotated] (Spanish Edition)

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Its intellectuals are many and brilliant. The government told the police to surround the building When they found out I had been a union delegate Sure, I'm afraid of losing my job. The police killed three of our friends They fired me because when Peron tell They were shooting at us, not in the air! The police kept the doors under guard.

Our country has one million farm workers. Latin America, out of a surface area of 20 million square kilometers.

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Electricity, drinking water are lacking, and so is common sanitation. This is the breeding ground of malnutrition, disease, and hunger. In Argentina, there are thousand abandoned children. In the rural zones, of every babies,70 are illegitimate. Of every 10 babies born alive, 4 die.

In Buenos Aires and surrounding areas,. One and a half million cases of tuberculosis. Two million cases of "mal de chagas".

In Latin America, the average worker's income. Is 20 times less than that of the upper classes.

For million people half the population. Ten dollars a month, -Thirty cents a day. If the present rate of development continues, the Argentines Buenos Aires nerve center of neo colonial politics,. City built at the expense of the whole country. City of executives and professional people. Cradle of the vast middle class which once used,. For it, the country is intolerable, but unchangeable. Change is necessary, but impossible.

Deeply attached to its own status and prestige,. Satisfied by edifying speeches, by psychologists,. Here the statues inspire more distrust than awe. Here the interest in life of the nation is concentrated. Here monuments have been raised to the man who said: Excellent quality, wonderful expression A bull of the San Juan type, with all the qualities. A bull that belongs to the modern line. On sale here, Pereira's prize champion two year old.. We have an offer of 2 million pesos.

Here they are the 50 families of Buenos Aires. Yesterday clinging to the one-crop system and English capital. Our ancestors built the country's greatness,. I remember once in London, guest of Lord Grifford. As in the case of one of the Carcano girls.

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And then the other girl, Janita Diaz. We don't really have much money. And yet we have lived drinking mate. Because at one time we had soldiers, who were great civilians. I want you to know that General Mitre translated Dante. General Rocca was also a highly educated man.

And General Augustin P. Justo, who few remember. Had the best library of Argentine history in the country. Up to a year ago you could go to Punta del Est. I'd like to live in the United States. For example, you walk around Paris. She takes these country girls into the house to work. During all these years, the General Confederation of Labour.

This General Confederation of Labour is a huge enterprise. It's actually a very powerful bank. But what does it do with all that money. The Union delegates go around in cars and silk suits. He grows with a Christian conception. Generally, they either learn to write. They feel themselves foreigners in their own country. They are recalling their golden years.

Yesterday they boasted of their Spanish descent. In the name of liberalism,. They have exterminated the native population. They have turned the country into a blood bath many times. This is the dream of the Oligarchy. The Vietnamese has only to raise his head. For us, it is infinitely more difficult.

Neo-Colonialism speaks our same language,. It is not easy to recognize the enemy. Working in Argentina, he operates with. There would be no neo-colonialism, If internal power factors. The interests of all converge under a single sign: An internal enemy that throws open the country's doors. Courtesy missions arrive in every city. Scholarships and loans are freely awarded,.

A common goal unites this infiltration: The corruption of the national consciousness. Allies favorable to the progress of our hemisphere. The Latin American peoples have no chance of changing their lot. Their majority movement, Peronism, is illegal. The goal the Latin American pursues,. The man of a dependant country will always be for dominant nations,.

In the dependant, neo-colonized countries,. The Argentine Oligarchy has on many occasions ,. Consequently, an anti-national, foreign civilization was imposed. Yesterday 'gauchos' or 'montoneros'. Today 'descaminados' or 'grasa'. The people have always been denied a human dignity.

In certain rural zones of the country. And it's not true because we all have the same blood. We have the same blood, but speak a different language. About us, the 'criollos' years ago. We used to go around with the dogs,. Or we would take an empty can and go down the river to fish. Now they think they treat us like brothers. They thought they could be done with us. And yet we have the same blood and walk like them. Here, in a vast region of the country,. There are only the survivors of the ancient Indian tribes,. They remain men, or potential men, who flee the movie camera.

Interiorized, but not convinced of their inferiority. Men who hardly speak, who hardly sing. Economic dependence, political dependence, cultural dependence. Political independence does not exist without economic independence. The apparent development of a few cities like Buenos Aires.

Yesterday, Mitre, Pellegrini, Pinedo,. Today Prebisch, Prigerio, Alsogray. For every dollar invested in Latin America,. In this exploitation lies the cause of the backwardness,. The majority of the population in Brazil,. A third of the Latin American population. Illiteracy and educational colonization, go hand in hand. It destroys in the people the idea of a nation,. The primary goal of ideological penetration is to keep the people. In this form, educational colonization. The middle social strata of the population.

The university the principal instrument of this colonization. Behind the myth of academic freedom,. Behind the farce of academic freedom,. Thus an intelligentsia has grown up. Now lets visit the Pepsi Cola Salon. Mujica Latinez was recently awarded the "Kennedy" Prize. Have you been influenced by European culture?

Yes, a great deal. Even as a child I received a classical formation. For that matter, I've done some translations. It's not just a matter of knowing English. Where would you like to live? Local courier delivery with tracking number or collect from 90 lockers islandwide. Add to My List. Cesar Vallejo is one the greatest poets of the twentieth century.

His first publication, in his native Peru, was a book called "The Black Heralds," a fine collection of lyric poems in a largely symbolist style. This was followed by the book by which he is best known, "Trilce" , which has become one of the monuments of the Hispanic 'vanguardia'.

After "Trilce," now resident in Europe, Vallejo wrote stories, essays, a novel, and several plays, but did not collect any of his subsequent poems for book publication. Since his death, these poems have usually been referred to as the "Poemas humanos" after the title of one of the posthumous volumes. Before writing his breakthrough poem sequence 'Trilce', Cesar Vallejo published 'The Black Heralds', his first book of poems, in Although heavily indebted to the aesthetics of modernismo, Vallejo's early volume finds a way to escape the merely decorative, and includes poems of indubitable originality, harbingers of his later masterpieces.

In this varied book, lyrics of existential angst and romantic frustration appear amid descriptions of family life and Andean landscapes. This bilingual edition presents.. First published in , just before C sar Vallejo left Peru for France, Scales combines prose poems with short stories in a collection that exhibits all the exuberance of the author's early experimentalism.

A follow-up to Vallejo's better-known work, Trilce, this radical collection shattered many aesthetic notions prevailing in Latin America and Europe. Intermingling romantic, symbolist, and avant-garde traditions, Scales is a poetic upending of prose narrative that blends Vallejo's intercontinental literary awareness with his commitment to political transformation. Written in part from Trujillo Central Jail, where Vallejo would endure some of the most terrifyi.. Selected Writings of Cesar Vallejo. For the first time in English, readers can now evaluate the extraordinary breadth of C sar Vallejo's diverse oeuvre that, in addition to poetry, includes magazine and newspaper articles, chronicles, political reports, fictions, plays, letters, and notebooks.

This repeated border-crossing also plays out on the textual level, as Vallejo wrote prolifically across genres and, in many cases, created poetic space in extra-literary modes. Fue el menor de once hermanos. Su tez mestiza se debe que sus abuelas fueron indias y sus abuelos sacerdotes gallegos. Sus padres quer an dedicarlo al sacerdocio, lo que l en su primera infancia acept. Vallejo estudi en el Centro Escolar No. Sus padres querian dedicarlo al sacerdocio, lo que el en su primera infancia acepto. Vallejo estudio en el Centro Escolar No. This large volume brings together under one set of covers the three volumes published by Shearsman in and Some minor errors have been corrected and one additional poem-recently rediscovered-has been added to the Early Poems section.

Throughout his life, Cesar Vallejo focused on human suffering and the isolation of people victimized by inexplicable forces. One of the great Spanish language poets, he merged radical politics and language consciousness, resulting in the first examples of a truly new world poetry. The Black Heralds is Vallejo's first book and contains a wide range of poems, from love sonnets in which he struggles to free his erotic life from the bounds of Spanish Catholicism to the linguistically inventive sequence, "Imperial Nostalgias," where he parodies with considerable savagery the pastoral romanticism of Indian and rural life.

In this bilingual volume, transla.. New Translations and Notes: In the forceful, staggering poetry of C sar Vallejo, poet and photographer Gerard Malanga discovered a kindred spirit. Driven by a deep sense of spiritual kinship and with the encouragement of Vallejo's widow, Malanga's translations reveal a profound perspective on Vallejo's work that brings into focus the brutal desperation behind his genius. Malanga Chasing Vallejo gathers 82 of Vallejo's poems in a bilingual edition that is marked by the spiritual connection between poet and translator.

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