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vox_populi
6th February 2006, 13:07
The Swedish-Cuban Association has invited Aleida Guevara to speak at a lecture in Gothenburg, Sweden. I am a member of the Swedish communist party and will have the honor of meeting her personally. I'll write more about it after the meeting.
Peace Out
FULL METAL JACKET
6th February 2006, 14:09
I wish I could meet her. Doubt she will come to New York. But I'd love to go to Sweden :D Keep us updated on the meeting!
Sentinel
6th February 2006, 15:32
The Swedish-Cuban Association has invited Aleida Guevara to speak at a lecture in Gothenburg, Sweden. I am a member of the Swedish communist party and will have the honor of meeting her personally. I'll write more about it after the meeting.
Great! I'm planning with a friend of mine to go see her speak at the Åsö gymnasium school in Stockholm. I hope I'll make it. :)
Hopes_Guevara
7th February 2006, 08:04
Great! I am really jealous with you! I wish I could. If possible, why won't you give us her lecture?
FULL METAL JACKET
7th February 2006, 14:51
Try to put it on video if not audio.
Sentinel
7th February 2006, 20:47
Try to put it on video if not audio
I would but don't own a videocamera.. I'll try to get some pics though.
Vox Populi, do you have an opportunity to film it digitally?
vox_populi
8th February 2006, 11:24
Nope...I don't own any cameras. But I can try to summarize the lecture. She talked about Cuba and their democracy. She talked about how the U.S.A affects their economy. And about how cool Swedish vikings are ;)
I'll see if i can find the entire speech. And if I can't find it i'll try to do something more detailed.
Comrade J
9th February 2006, 23:39
I think we've all underestimated the potential power of Swedish Vikings in the uprising of the proletariat ;)
I'm sure it was really interesting, I'd love to have seen it but I live in England
Sentinel
10th February 2006, 00:21
Originally posted by Comrade J
I think we've all underestimated the potential power of Swedish Vikings in the uprising of the proletariat
The swedish vikings were more like merchants who travelled east, to Russia and the Byzantine Empire; I think you're confucing them with their more violent cousins from Denmark and Norway who haunted the coasts of England among other countries. :)
I'm sure it was really interesting, I'd love to have seen it but I live in England
She's speaks in Stockholm on saturday (the 11th), you'll still make it! ;)
FULL METAL JACKET
10th February 2006, 00:44
Sentinel, will you be going on the 11th? Try to record it on audio.
vox_populi
10th February 2006, 09:10
Originally posted by The Sentinel+Feb 10 2006, 12:46 AM--> (The Sentinel @ Feb 10 2006, 12:46 AM)
Comrade J
I think we've all underestimated the potential power of Swedish Vikings in the uprising of the proletariat
The swedish vikings were more like merchants who travelled east, to Russia and the Byzantine Empire; I think you're confucing them with their more violent cousins from Denmark and Norway who haunted the coasts of England among other countries. :) [/b]
She liked Vikings because of their medical knowledge.
Sentinel
11th February 2006, 16:44
I just saw her and she rocked my world.. :wub:
I was in a hurry this morning though so I didn't even get my digi camera.. :(
She was so smart, aware and admirable. She told us about, among other things, her work as a doctor in Angola, and the injustice of the US blockade.
She also told us about her last meeting with her father. He was in disguise, leaving for Bolivia, and had already officially said goodbye to the Cuban people. He was not to be recognized by is children, so that they wouldn't tell anyone.
His wife told the children that he was a good friend of their dad's, but even though they didn't recognize him, there had been sort of a contact.
Aleidita had told her mother that "I think that man is in love with me". And this memory makes her remember that her father was a man really capable of love. :)
It was a wonderful event. I must travel to Cuba soon! Viva Aleida Guevara!
that1guy435
12th February 2006, 05:27
Out of curiousity, is Aleida March still alive?
FistFullOfSteel
12th February 2006, 13:08
It was a great show or what you call it. Nice music tambien.
Aleida talked about the elections in Cuba, el bloqeuo contra Cuba y much more.
Viva la revolucion Cubana para siempre!
Abood
12th February 2006, 15:33
Does anyone have a summary of the seminar, or whatever u call it? or the seminar recorded or written down? i'm sure a lot of us in here would appreciate it A LOT!
Sentinel
12th February 2006, 16:20
Vox populi is a member of the party, and got to meet her privately I understand. He can make the best report I'm sure. I only listened to her speak..
What got the perhaps most powerful applauses in Stockholm was when Aleida said:
"The United States Army might land on Cuba. But they shouldn't be certain of getting back home alive!" :)
Abood
12th February 2006, 18:02
"The United States Army might land on Cuba. But they shouldn't be certain of getting back home alive!"
thts a great quote, im gonna use it everywhere :P its very symoblic, and it means that capitalism can never defeat socialism ;)
FULL METAL JACKET
12th February 2006, 20:26
"The United States Army might land on Cuba. But they shouldn't be certain of getting back home alive!" smile.gif
Ahhh I love that quote :D
Does anyone know where she will speak next? If you have any info on that please post it here.
vox_populi
24th February 2006, 19:58
Vox populi is a member of the party, and got to meet her privately I understand. He can make the best report I'm sure. I only listened to her speak..
Actually my lack of fluent spanish...and her lack of fluent english made a relaxed conversation pretty hard :D
But she seemed to be a really nice person, and had a good scence of humor.
The really great thing about the lecture in Gothenburg was that half the audience spooke spanish and the other half didn't. So when she said something funny the spanish speaking audience started to laugh, and the rest of us sat quiet eagerly waiting for the translation so that we could laugh with them :D
But it was a great lecture!
Fidelbrand
25th February 2006, 13:06
Originally posted by
[email protected] 12 2006, 01:55 PM
Out of curiousity, is Aleida March still alive?
no, her haunted spirit travelled to Sweden and some fortune teller spooky woman arranged the lecture i guess. :D
vox_populi
25th February 2006, 13:40
no, her haunted spirit travelled to Sweden and some fortune teller spooky woman arranged the lecture i guess. :DIt was Aleida Guevara who held lectures...not March :P
Hopes_Guevara
27th February 2006, 10:54
Originally posted by
[email protected] 24 2006, 08:26 PM
Vox populi is a member of the party, and got to meet her privately I understand. He can make the best report I'm sure. I only listened to her speak..
Actually my lack of fluent spanish...and her lack of fluent english made a relaxed conversation pretty hard :D
But she seemed to be a really nice person, and had a good scence of humor.
The really great thing about the lecture in Gothenburg was that half the audience spooke spanish and the other half didn't. So when she said something funny the spanish speaking audience started to laugh, and the rest of us sat quiet eagerly waiting for the translation so that we could laugh with them :D
But it was a great lecture!
Didn't she provide her lecture version English to you? At my university, before or in the seminar of a foreign speaker we were got a Vietnamese version of the speech.
vox_populi
27th February 2006, 12:48
At the lecture she had a translator with her...but not when we met privately
Abood
27th February 2006, 13:44
Can we find online versions of the lecture - written or recorded?
norwegian commie
27th February 2006, 16:41
I was at this meeting to, or i mean she was in Norway. And i must say she have inharited her dads talent of speach making. She talked about human rights on Cuba, USA on CUba and the whole shebang. The translator was really bad so that kinda ruined it but she was still great!
The cuba solidarity was highly underestimated and the place was way to small. I had to stand way back, i almost didnt see her but i gotta say, if she had been my age, well need i say moore.(not meaning she was hot, but her politics rocked my world :D :D )
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