From July 22-28th, the Nasa indigenous people of Northern Cauca, Colombia, led a national mobilization to propose a transformation in the country's politics. These interviews reflect on the mobilization and Canadian PM Harper's recent visit to
Produced by Cailey Campbell, Maria Olaya, and the Unamos Nuestras Voces Collective at CFRU 93.3 FM in Guelph, Ontario. www.cfru.ca
From July 22-28th, the Nasa indigenous people of Northern Cauca, Colombia, led a national mobilization to propose a transformation in the country's politics. Their proposals included national economic development instead of the US-Free Trade Agreement, a negotiated, political solution to the armed conflict instead of President Uribe's war policy, and a humanitarian agreement instead of impunity for the paramilitaries. These interviews with Manuel Rozental and Mauricio Dorado provide some of the character of the mobilization as well as some reflections on the implications of Prime Minister Harper'â¢s visit to Bogotá the week previous. Audio of both interviews as well as a transcription of the interview with Manuel are here: http://www.en-camino.org/node/87
The final report from the Association of Indigenous Councils of Northern Cauca, Colombia with regard to their mobilization can be found here in English: http://nasaacin.net/noticias.htm?x=5530
For more information, please contact Manuel at manuel@en-camino.org.
Interviews w Manuel (english) & Mauricio (spanish)
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