Axiom UJCE absurdity of 3: A more absurd a situation is, and less time there to solve it increases exponentially the ability to enmarronar people increasingly open circles of trust. The climax is when you just enmarronando a father or mother of a comrade
Axiom absurdity of WFDY 1: When a situation goes awry, will become increasingly more absurd and involve many hours of travel, possibly using several means of transport, through several countries and likely a problem visa (corollary: if the situation involves Venezuelans will triple the absurd)
Well the situation is this:
With all this period of interregnum of thing goes UJCE a bit turned upside down as I imaginareis, including substitutes have not yet determined which spends a bit of everything.
Total that yesterday morning I receive an SMS asking WFDY president of the number of Centra Committee comrade again, after this I called again. The situation as follows:
Because the Icelandic volcano Bureau members of the Coordinating Council of WFDY had to make a stopover night in Madrid to continue his journey to the first Preparatory Meeting International WFDY in Caracas, arriving on a flight from Rome today to catch the same flight as the representative of the UJCE (el). And if you could provide a ceiling and a cozy place to sleep airport. In addition to the four members who went to Caracas are joined by a staff member of WFDY already increased and will be cool to have a bed.
ar A voice began to implement one of the best weapons UJCE described by Maca Vallejo UJCE we leave this world you hop on a bus that will have a pal on the other side to pick you up, ie the ability to enmarronamiento solidarity. After several calls and several hours we got dejasen headquarters of the Association of Hortaleza to sleep, a car with a comrade UJCE, another with Comrade Father of another militant and his car also gave us an inflatable bed, get meet the quota in less than 12 hours.
Bureau's comrades arrived in Madrid with 10 minutes of delay increases the absurd:
Because of the Icelandic volcano decided that the best way to get to Caracas today was to go to Rome by train, and then Budapest-Venice Venice-Rome (and one member was stuck in Paris) and go to Madrid where to be three daily flights to Caracas, bad is that they could not buy tickets from one of them. And also the Venezuelan comrades or had bought the tickets.
Well lo and behold it Budapest-Venice train has to pass through Croatia, which WFDY members had no visa. Faced with this situation were forced to go by taxi across the border aware Slovenia and Croatia to catch the same train once I enter Slovenia. Once in Rome they find out that morning had reopened the airport in Budapest. All these tickets were free.
Through members of the Bureau of WFDY who were on the train had caught the passport to a member of the WFDY stuck in Paris. But the expired error had been caught, so they had to call staff member to be caught a plane and went to Madrid with a valid passport.
Well arrived in Madrid and Caracas have tickets reserved for them, waiting for whatever happens in Venezuela (and incidentally the fifth component of the Bureau was in Caracas to Havana without a ticket, waiting to buy it in Venezuela). With the cars threw for Hortaleza headquarters, a few meters from the headquarters and because the car he was traveling the Middle East representative (ie an Arab) and Africa (ie a black) and we were slow to find a location we stop a car the secret. And the situation when members of the Bureau of WFDY traveling with us will give the passport was also his grace, because while searching Schengen visa, spent the pages of Comrade Africa and saw only the visas and visas to the agent says in astonishment, "So vd. that a footballer? "Finally we arrived and got to get to my bed at 2 am.
today on their way to Caracas but still do not know if they paid the bills or the Venezuelans, that if you ended up changing the original airline to another.
UJCE XI Congress (I), the event itself from the point of view, personal and sentimental, one that goes. Mania That
Well, I must admit I've been a long time without blogging, but there are times that prudence ordered to leave the blog a little stand for a while, lest she messes up, it's something I have occasionally, not to harm what I love most, after 12 years of militancy, Juve. And after twelve years of militancy, the last three-plus as a nominal member of its leadership in charge of international relations, had been almost one end of the world and still wanting to go to Juve at the end of world if necessary. When the time designated to celebrate the XI and my last as a delegate conference of the UJCE.
first thing I mean there are some conferences and meetings that I love, seeing people that you have not see, old comrades, with whom you can always recall the war stories of the past. But I must admit that thing I love about this conference is that not many people know (in case of an act or regional). Even so it was a pleasure to see so many people.
For my responsibility not touch me suck much of the conference if not enough institutional ceremonies and protocol with our guests the best with the wonderful Casarrubuelos comrades, who have some great leaders like Julian and Tito. But if I had a small vision of how the debate went. And this brings me to the conclusion A) requires a lot of education policy to explain that a collective is better than another to present 50 amendments and the other 2, but it is quite possibly worse. And while the conclusion B) model amendments and amendments to the text serves really something. But anyway it was amazing to see how the delegates and the thin withstood quite well the marathon session, and especially thank the staff of the Civic Center for your patience.
I while I have to also thank Alejandra, Maca, Elvira de Canarias and Dani (although I personally have done) they are giving me a hand with international and accesit Elvira Madrid, Llarina of Asturias, Pedro de Cordoba , Willy de Palencia and other comrades who threw us a hand driving and translating. The work went great, and got, among other things, for the first time in many years a Palestinian delegation in Congress intervene the UJCE. My hope is that our discussions had just misplaced in many cases Byzantines. On Sunday I took off the mask of coal insensitive that characterizes me many times, after so many miles, good comrades, fighting and despeleas, Manis, actions, brigades, festivals, came the day you stop what you played but I, if I fell victim to the emotion and can not hold back the tears, reaching the level that I was almost impossible to sing the Young Guard, in the arrangement of our comrades so beautiful Andalusia.
And I only wish the best for the new direction of UJCE, to be treated like you deserve, and magnify care of and not you think is a toy that changes in the Carrefour.
the UJCE Viva! PCE UJCE the future!
Ps. I have not left the UJCE at all, I'm in limbo called Guarantees and Control.
This documentary reveals why certain sectors of society gave them shelter to Bariloche Nazi criminals as Erich Priebke, one of the most responsible for the slaughter of Ardeatine in Rome and why in spite of knowing his past were offered a place of dominance and power.
Carlos Echeverría (director and screenwriter of the film) grew up in the German community in Bariloche, which allowed him to learn about their ideology and political-cultural integration of immigrants that nationality. The project included a school that Priebke himself was director until his arrest. In this society there was no talk of the Holocaust, the SS and concentration camps. There is a conspiracy.
The documentary was filmed in Germany, Italy, Chile and Argentina, with testimonies and material never released on the Nazis who were hiding in South America. As family films of a carefree Priebke sharing a barbecue at the lake Nahuel Huapi school or images in which the SS officer gives them the diplomas to the graduates of the school.
written and directed by Carlos Echeverría Production: Film to support Maitén INCAA Duration: 130 minutes Cast: Edgardo Mesa, Carol Petrone, Pedro Echeverría, Mark Woinski. Photo: Ramiro Civita and Carlos Echeverría. Interviews : Inés Gómez and Heribert Kansy and Carlos Echeverría. Sound: Cristian Reyes, and Fernando Alvarez Nerina Valido. Production: Carlos Echeverría. Music: Leandro Drago. Editor: Carlos Echeverría. Tech. Address: Inés Gómez.
