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Letter To The Author Of I, Rigoberta Menchu

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October 17, 2014

 

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University

 

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Life on a plantation was harsh. People lived in crowded sheds with no clean water or toilets. Your people, the native Indians in Guatemala had no rights of citizenship. You were restricted to people of Spanish descent and were, therefore, vulnerable to abuses by those in power. "We are living in a troubled world, in a time of great uncertainty...
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It's a time to reflect about many things, especially about humankind as a whole, and the balance between collective and individual values". This is something you have mentioned and something that I completely agree with. Indigenous people are among the most victims of terrible incomprehensible repression and violation of the law in many parts of the world...
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