Marxist in Neoliberal times

Hi, teacher and classmates. Maybe, I would must put as title of this blog “my only concert”. That is, I’ve been to other concerts, but such worker of the event. The concert called “March of the Whirlpools” was on August 21st, 2011 in the Parque O’Higgins motived from Social Movement for Education and organized from several Students Federations. The access to the concert was free. The concert started at 14:00 and participated several music groups: Banda Conmoción, Sinergia, Los Miserables, Villa Cariño, Los Tres, Juanafé, Sol y Lluvia, Inti Illimani and Illapu; and singers such Macha Asenjo, Joe Vanconcellos and Daniel Viglietti. One million of persons assisted to the concert. It was fabulous. Everybody was singing or dancing. In a moment, due to hot weather a camion dispensed water with a hosepipe.   (The news note here:  Historic concert for a better education in Chile )

Hello, partners. Today, I’ll write about the places I would like to know. These places are localized in two modern countries, Spain and Tunisia, but, for several years ago, both pertain to the same empires: Phoenician, Roman and Muslim conquest. I’m talking about Carthage (Tunisia) and Cartagena (Spain). I like to visit these places because are my familiar roots places. I can to date to my familiar tree until these places. And through of books I knew about my ancient grandfather origin and roots of my last name. My ancient grandfather few less 500 years ago, go out of Cartagena to accompany to Pedro de Valdivia in his travel to America, Peru and Chile. Also, the origin of my last name pertains to Carthage. Both places are patrimonial city and town, so I would walk in same street where my ancient relatives walked. Maybe, I would can to see that they saw, and to feel that they felt. Maybe, I would can to understand why they travel so fair.