Mario Luna Romero visita UCR, habla de Congreso Nacional Indigena Y MariChuy para presediente 2018

11/ 24/17 Mario Luna Romero habla de Congreso Nacional Indigena Y MariChuy para presediente 2018
Topic: Mario Luna Romero habla de Congreso Nacional Indigena Y MariChuy para presediente 2018
Segment: D Report
Participants: Mario Luna Romero, Congreso Nacional Indigena
Broadcast Air Date: 11/24/17 KUCR 88.3 FM.
Time: 5:15 PM (PST)
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Segment produced in KUCR, the radio station of the University California in Riverside.
Disclaimer: The views expressed are the sole responsibility of the respective speakers and do not represent the endorsed position of the UC Regents, UC Riverside or KUCR.

Discussion points:

Why were you jailed for a year and yet released without any changes?
What are the political and economic pressures that force us to become ” Lawyers?”
How do you convert ancestry into resources to be shared as if they were merchandise?
What are the tools and mechanisms to protect our natural resources?
How do we build new spaces where we can share our hopes, dreams and even pain?
What is the national indigenous congress?
How do you build a nation congress that is absent of bureaucratic weight?
How does the indigenous congress of governance offer new alternative tools for respecting the rights of people?
Are the established political parties already dividing up the counter’s resources as part of the expected normal?
The national indigenous congress community is unafraid of agreements. disagreement are part of the community?
Why is there a divide between what the people want and need, and what has been offered by the politicians?
Why did the Mexican Government reroute the river while ignoring the rights of Yaqui the community?
Don’t the Yaqui people have more rights to the river, if the Yaqui people were there before the creation of the Mexican state?
What are the different visions of what freedom means?
Doesn’t the entire world want the same things- safety for one’s self, family, friends and community?
Why do the politicians and corporations keep the full truth away from the people?
What if another world is possible?
What response do you get, when you state, “ I was here before you?”
When you take actions without thinking of others, you generate division.
Why does the indigenous cosmo-vision clash with capitalism and neoliberalism?
The indigenous communities (without asking for permission) have been building alternative forms of resource management?
Does capitalism have a nation?
The world is now divided by countries, but it was not always divided and does have to stay like that?
Why do the politicians feel that they own our national destiny and resources?
The people are hurt and angered by all the failures of the nation-state?
How did the decision to present an indigenous woman presidential candidate occur?
Why do they say we are being contradictory, when the fight to protect your own life cannot be contradictory?
How is the national indigenous congress as a presidential candidate different from other candidate parties that also promise change?
What happens when the people refuse to accept how they are being treated by the state, as an acceptable normal?
How was presidential candidate Marichuy was chosen by the National Indigenous Congress to be voice of the people?
What is the proposal to organize the people from the bottom, from the base?
How is this movement is bigger than Mexico, bigger than riverside?

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