BERTA SOY YO
Four weeks straight on the Big Screen in Honduras

Thumbs up for Catherine Nolin/ Grahame Russell’s “Testimonio: Canadian Mining in the Aftermath of Genocide in Guatemala” & Roy Henry Vickers’ “A is for Anemone”

Con mucha emoción, Rights Action comparte esta información sobre un conmovedor película, dirigida durante 9 anos por Katia Lara y su equipo.

With great emotion, Rights Action shares information about this moving film, directed for 9 years by Katia Lara and her team.

A call for Christians - and all people living off the ill-gotten gains of mining abuses - to examine their understanding of the “good life"

TESTIMONIO
Canadian Mining in the Aftermath of Genocides in Guatemala
Edited by professor Catherine Nolin (UNBC) & Grahame Russell (Rights Action)

“Aura Minerals/MINOSA has demonstrated its ability to operate with total impunity, corrupting municipal authorities, prosecutors, judges and State ministers in order to crush community resistance through persecution, harassment, criminalization and militarization.”

Los supervivientes Garífunas de los Cayos Cochinos, Honduras

Rights Action recomienda esta historia sobre el racismo, la represión y el robo de tierras contra el pueblo indígena Garífuna de Honduras, sobre el imperialismo económico del turismo (incluyendo el Supervivientes « reality TV » programa en Espana), y sobre la corrupción y la represión de los sucesivos regímenes ‘Open-For-Global-Business’ respaldados por Estados Unidos, Canadá y Europa y las élites económicas locales en el poder.

Rights Action recommends this story about racism, repression and land-theft against the indigenous Garifuna people of Honduras, about tourism economic imperialism (including the Supervivientes Spain “reality” TV show), and about the corruption and repression of successive U.S., Canadian and European-backed ‘open-for-global-business’ regimes in power.