"Desde mi punto de vista –y esto puede ser algo profético y paradójico a la vez– Estados Unidos está mucho peor que América Latina. Porque Estados Unidos tiene una solución, pero en mi opinión, es una mala solución, tanto para ellos como para el mundo en general. En cambio, en América Latina no hay soluciones, sólo problemas; pero por más doloroso que sea, es mejor tener problemas que tener una mala solución para el futuro de la historia."

Ignácio Ellacuría


O que iremos fazer hoje, Cérebro?

sábado, 6 de outubro de 2007

Frei Betto, São Francisco e Guevara

Procurei a mesma observação em português, mas não encontrei,
encontrei apenas as críticas a observação, então vai o texto em inglês mesmo.

Oct 6 2007 12:38PM
Che was the St Francis of politics: Priest
AFP Published:Oct 06, 2007

http://www.thetimes.co.za/News/Article.aspx?id=580651

Rio De Janeiro - Forty years after Ernesto Che Guevara’s death,
Brazilian liberation theology pioneer Fray Betto called him a “St.
Francis of Politics.”

“Che was our revolutionary paradigm,” Fray Betto, a Dominican brother
whose movement dating from the 1960s encouraged Catholics to get
involved in social and political change, told AFP.

“For us, he was a St. Francis of Politics, because he walked away
from power in Cuba and starving for justice, he went off into the
jungle in Congo and then in Bolivia to try to liberate greater Latin
America,” said Betto, 63.

Fray Betto, a personal friend of Cuba’s Fidel Castro, spent four
years in prison for his links, along with other Dominican brothers,
to a leftist group that rose up in arms against the Brazilian
military government in 1964.

Guevara, the Argentine-born Cuban leftist icon, was killed October 9,
1967 in Bolivia. He will be given anniversary honours in the small
city of Santa Clara, Cuba where he led a key battle of the Cuban
Revolution and where a mausoleum has held his remains since 1997.

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