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Sixaola
Debido al incumplimiento de derechos humanos que sufren las personas de la población ngäbe-buglé, se encuentran en una huelga en reclamo a la empresa bananera que los emplea. Imagine vivir en un lugar en el que no hay acceso al agua potable; en el que las casas están en mal estado, a punto de derrumbarse y donde solo hay una fuente de trabajo. Una buena solución sería pedirle ayuda a las autoridades estatales, pero para los indígenas ngäbe-buglé de Sixaola, esto no es posible. Por ser una población transfronteriza, el Estado costarricense les considera de origen panameño, por lo que el procedimiento administrativo les limita el acceso a servicios de salud, de asistencia social e incluso, becas para poder estudiar. Se le llama “población transfronteriza” a aquellas personas cuyo territorio fue dividido por el establecimiento de fronteras impuestas por colonizadores. Esta lógica política y administrativa ignora la particularidad de estas organizaciones sociales y lejos de ayudarlas, vulnera sus derechos humanos fundamentales. *Trabajo en proceso -
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FUTURE FOSSILS
An ongoing project on how we are living among trash, a simple catalog of our consumption practices and how they are changing the whole ecosystem, turning city landscapes into dumpsters at a worrying level of normalizing the visual and environmental impact that even the tiniest piece of litter can generate.
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West Bank.
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Valiente †.
Valiente ‘Brave’ documents my grandfather’s final days and struggle against cancer, and is a tribute to his courage and great character. The final page of the book version, which includes writings and quotes, summarizes the spirit of my grandfather: “Glorianna, look me in the eye, we carry braveness in our blood.”
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Herencia.
Women all over the country are fighting, dying, surviving and nobody seems to care until it happens to them or someone close to them. The main idea of this project is to create general awareness in the population on how these women fight everyday with cancer and all the consequences that are involved on the process. Glorianna have been involved with NGO´s that fight for patients rights, she experience the loss of her grandfather to gastric cancer being this the reason to start the project. She aims at transmitting the idea that cancer is not only the medical treatment and the solidarity gesture of the pink ribbon, she wants to underline the importance of prevention, social inclusion, and human approach towards the cancer victims by society. Her aspiration is to sensitize the public towards a more respectful treatment of breast cancer victims particulary women. Text by: Anne Marie Melster
