41. PEACEMAKER HERO: RIGOBERTA MENCHÚ TUM PEACEMAKER HERO rigoberta MENCHÚ tum. RELATED LINKS rigobertamenchu.org En EspañolHeroines of Peace From the nobel Prize EMuseum menchu, rigoberta. http://myhero.com/hero.asp?hero=r_menchu

42. Profile Of Rigoberta Menchú Tum Essay Heroines of Peace (nobel Institute) http//www.nobel.se/essays/heroines/index.html anchor62850 Photographof rigoberta menchu tum is in the public domain http://people.brandeis.edu/~dwilliam/profiles/tum.htm

Jump to... Profile Index Corazon Aquino (Phillipines) Ruth Nita Barrow (Barbados) Gro Brundtland (Norway) Soong Ching-Ling (China) Ruth Dreifuss (Switzerland) Graca Machel (Mozambique) Carol Moseley-Braun (U.S.A.) Rigoberta Menchu Tum (Guatemala) Nobel Peace Prize Laureate (1992) for work with Central American Movement for Indigenous People and Refugees Guatemala The Republic of Guatemala is in Central America and gained independence from Spain on September 15, 1821. It is a Constitutional Democratic Republic and its current president is Alvaro Arzu Irigoyen. From the mid-19th century and through the mid 1980s, the country was ruled by a series of dictatorships, often opposed by various guerilla groups. Guatemala's first democratic elections were held on July 1st, 1984. The majority of the people in Guatemala are descendants of Mayan Indians. The most widely practiced religion is Roman Catholicism, however Protestantism and traditional Mayan religions are practiced as well "by an estimated 30% of the population." Although the majority of the people of Guatemala are indigenous, Spanish is the official language and is not necessarily understood by the indigenous population.

43. News Releases 3, 2000) nobel Peace Prize winner rigoberta menchu tum is launching a SouthernCalifornia speaking tour with a visit to Cal State Northridge Thursday, Nov. http://www.csun.edu/~hfoao102/press_releases/fall00/tum.html

Public Relations News Release Contact: Carmen Ramos Chandler carmen.chandler@csun.edu Nobel Peace Prize Winner Launches Southern California Tour with Visit to CSUN (NORTHRIDGE, Calif., Nov. 3, 2000) - Nobel Peace Prize winner Rigoberta Menchu Tum is launching a Southern California speaking tour with a visit to Cal State Northridge Thursday, Nov. 16. Menchu is a Guatemalan leader internationally known for her work in defense of human rights, peace and the rights of indigenous peoples. She received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1992, becoming the first indigenous and youngest person ever to receive this distinction. She will be speaking at 10:30 a.m. in the university's Performing Arts Center on the west side of the campus at 18111 Nordhoff St. in Northridge. Her speech is free and open to the public. Parking is available in lots off Zelzah Avenue. Prior to her speech, Menchu will hold a press conference at 9 a.m. in the Grand Salon of the University Student Union near the Performing Arts Center. In the days following her visit to CSUN, Menchu also will speak at Occidental College in Eagle Rock, Mount San Antonio College in Walnut, UCLA and Cal State Los Angeles. "Rigoberta Menchu has dedicated herself to the continued struggle of indigenous people in Guatemala, Central America and around the world. Her message transcends boundaries," said Roberto Lovato, director of CSUN's Central American Studies Program, a sponsor of her appearance. CSUN's Central American Studies Program was launched earlier this year, and is the only one of its kind in the nation.

44. Desayuno Del 22 De Enero Del 2003 Translate this page Sra. rigoberta menchu tum.- Premio nobel de la Paz en 1992, y Presidentade la Fundación rigoberta menchu. La vida es Paz y por http://www.sidacancercruzada.org.mx:8080/cruzada/desayuno22ene03.htm

Desayuno del 22 de Enero del 2002 en el Hotel Intercontinental Personalidades del Presidium Vista General Victor Garcia Lizama ( Comentarios Antonio Arévalo González( Comentarios Carlos Alberto Ulloa( Comentarios Rogoberta Menchú y Don Victor Gonzalez Torres Omar Bazan Flores( Comentarios Comentarios Rosario Parra( Comentarios Vica Andrade Araceli Arambula también apoya la Cruzada( Comentarios Premio Nobel apoya la Cruzada Nacional( Comentarios MINUTA DEL DESAYUNO DE TRABAJO CORRESPONDIENTE A LA CRUZADA NACIONAL EN APOYO DE LOS ENFERMOS DE SIDA Y CANCER. CELEBRADA EL 22 DE ENERO 2003 EN EL HOTEL PRESIDENTE INTERCONTINENTAL DE LA CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Comentarios de los Participantes: Sra. Virginia Sendel de Lematre. Lic. Carlos Alberto Ulloa Lic. Omar Bazan Flores. Lic. Rosario Parra ... Subir Araceli Arambula.- Actriz y Estrella de Telenovelas Subir Subir Subir Lic. Rosario Parra Subir Lic. Omar Bazan Flores

45. Peace Studies Class At OJC Has Opportunity To Meet Nobel Peace Laureate (middle row lr) Lisa Swisher, Youjin Sung, Thu Vu, Beth Allison (front row lr) JeanArmstrong, instructor, rigoberta menchu tum, nobel Peace Laureate, Terencio http://www.ojc.edu/news/text/text_03-12-2003-peace_jam.htm

Press Releases Click here to return to Press Releases Home Page March 12, 2003 Peace Studies class at OJC has opportunity to meet Nobel Peace Laureate OJC students had the opportunity to attend a Peace Studies workshop at Regis University this month. Featured speaker at the workshop was Rigoberta Menchu Tum, the 1992 Nobel Peace Laureate. Pictured with Tum are OJC students: (back row l-r) Jessica Hurd, Mary Klement, Cassie Neel, Abdullatif Alothman. (middle row l-r) Lisa Swisher, Youjin Sung, Thu Vu, Beth Allison (front row l-r) Jean Armstrong, instructor, Rigoberta Menchu Tum, Nobel Peace Laureate, Terencio Neto and Yousef Al-Munifi. LA JUNTA — Students enrolled in Peace Studies, a new course offered this spring at Otero Junior College, had the opportunity to attend a two-day conference at Regis University this month where they met Rigoberta Menchu Tum, the 1992 Nobel Peace Laureate. Peace Studies is a relatively new interdisciplinary field on many college campuses. The course reflects the content areas of psychology, sociology, government and economics within three arenas: intrapersonal and interpersonal relationships; community relationships; and global relationships. Within these three arenas, Peace Studies explores techniques for managed-conflict and how it results in positive, creative solutions rather than negative consequences. During their two days at the Peace Studies conference, OJC students took various workshops such as Does Your Conflict Have a Color, Team Building- A Foundation for Peaceful Communities, and Conflict and Leadership.

46. Carta De Rigoberta Menchu Tum A Los Presidentes De Ecuador Y Peru Translate this page CARTA DE rigoberta menchu tum A LOS PRESIDENTES DE ECUADOR Y PERU. París, Francia,9 de febrero de 1995 Arq. rigoberta Mench'u tum Premio nobel de la Paz. http://abyayala.nativeweb.org/ecuador/border/border11.html

Feb 10, 1995 Conferencia: alai.amlatina Enviar respuesta a: info@alai.ecx.ec CARTA DE RIGOBERTA MENCHU TUM A LOS PRESIDENTES DE ECUADOR Y PERU Arq. Sixto Dur'an Ball'en Presidente del Ecuador Ing. Alberto Fujimori Presidente del Per'u Quiero unir mi voz al clamor de la sociedad civil de Ecuador y Per'u en favor del cese inmediato del enfrentamiento fractricida desencadenado en la zona fronteriza de El C'ondor, cuyas primeras y principales v'ictimas est'an siendo los pueblos ind'igenas que viven en ese territorio. Reitero mi esperanza por la Paz y que cualquier diferendo se resuelva en la mesa de negociaciones con apego a la justicia y la raz'on, y no por medio de la fuerza. Hago votos para que al virar esta triste p'agina de la historia que nunca debi'o darse, los dos pueblos retornen al camino de la uni'on y la concordia, promoviendo condiciones dignas de vida. Atentamente, Rigoberta Mench'u Tum Premio Nobel de la Paz ALAI: AGENCIA LATINOAMERICANA DE INFORMACION info@alai.ecx.ec Casilla 17-12-877, Quito, Ecuador

47. TakingITGlobal - Inspire. Inform. Involve. when the mountains tremble , about the rout of the maya people; then i read i,rigoberta menchu (by elisabeth debray). menchutum won a nobel laureate for http://www.takingitglobal.org/discuss/showthread.php?threadid=230

48. [D2k] Rigoberta Mechu At Oxy Nov 16 We are people and we want to be respected, not to be victims of intolerance andracism. In 1992, rigoberta menchu tum was awarded the nobel Peace Prize. http://www.d2kla.org/pipermail/d2k/2000-November/000421.html

[D2k] Rigoberta Mechu at Oxy Nov 16 LSandraH@aol.com LSandraH@aol.com Wed, 15 Nov 2000 13:22:15 EST Previous message: [D2k] N30 Anniversary Celebrations in Seattle-All invited! Next message: [D2k] Protest the Summit of the Americas April, Quebec City(FTAA) Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] "CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN THE INTERNATIONAL STRUGGLE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS" a talk by NOBEL LAUREATE and UNITED NATIONS AMBASSADOR OF PEACE, RIGOBERTA MENCHU TUM Thursday, November 16 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Thorne Hall A book signing will follow the lecture and discussion. event is free and open to the public. For more information about this event, contact Lisa Sousa at (323) 259-2753 or lsousa@oxy.edu. Previous message: [D2k] N30 Anniversary Celebrations in Seattle-All invited! Next message: [D2k] Protest the Summit of the Americas April, Quebec City(FTAA) Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]

49. The University Of Iowa Center For Human Rights : About The Center : Human Rights and Donate Online Now. Global Focus Human Rights '98 Press Release Archives.nobel Peace Prize winner rigoberta menchu tum lectures at UI Nov. 12 11/06/98. http://uichr.uiowa.edu/about/hr98/press/1106a98.shtml

HR '98 Resources: Calendar of Events November - December January - June July - December January - June ... News Coverage Also In This Section: Mission Statement Origins: Human Rights '98 UICHR Participants Executive Council ... Contact Us HR '98 Lectures on Video You can purchase many of the HR '98 lectures on videotape from the University Video Center Learn how you can Get Involved with the UICHR and Donate Online Now Global Focus: Human Rights '98 Press Release Archives Nobel Peace Prize winner Rigoberta Menchu Tum lectures at UI Nov. 12 IOWA CITY, Iowa 1992 Nobel Peace Prize winner Rigoberta Menchu Tum, who distinguished herself as a human rights advocate for Guatemala's indigenous peoples, will present a lecture, "The Universal Declaration and Human Rights," at 8 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 12 at Macbride Hall Auditorium at the University of Iowa. Menchu was labeled a communist and several attempts on her life and her associates' lives were made by Guatemalan authorities when she began working through the Committee of Peasant Unity and speaking on behalf of her people nearly two decades ago. Menchu used political tactics and social work to lessen discrimination against Guatemalans of non-Spanish descent who were denied citizenship by the military-led government the same government that killed her brother, father and mother. Menchu's brother Petrocinio, was kidnapped and burned by military soldiers in 1979 while the family watched. In 1980, Menchu's father, Vincente, was among 39 Indian leaders who died in a fire at Guatemala's Spanish embassy while protesting human rights violations. In a separate incident, her mother, Juana, also a human rights advocate, was raped, tortured and killed one year later.

50. The Case Of Leonard Peltier | Case Updates rigoberta menchu tum, a Mayan who won the nobel Peace Prize in 1992 in recognitionof her work on the behalf of Indigenous Peoples rights internationally http://www.freepeltier.org/fyi.htm

Main Page Peltier FACTS Legal Update Download Page ... Send This Site! Your E-mail Address: Native N ations Show Support For Peltier's Freedom For the first time, the Assembly of First Nations of Canada and the National Congress of American Indians of the United States held a joint meeting in Vancouver in honor of Tecumseh's vision. During the historical July 21-23 conference, both organizations passed unanimous resolutions calling for the release of Leonard Peltier, a strong show of Native Nation's support. On November 12, 1999 both organizations met with Janet Reno's office and made a strong plea for clemency for Leonard Peltier. On January 18, 2000 the National Chief of the AFN, Phil Fontaine, his delegation, and Ernie Stevens of the NCAI met with Leonard Peltier in prison to strategize for his release. Together, the two organizations represent the majority of Native Nations in the US and Canada. AFN Resolution NCAI Resolution Rigoberta Menchu Tum Comes to the U.S. to Demand Peltier's Release

51. Rigoberta Menchu Tum Translate this page rigoberta menchu tum (1959-) Activista por la Paz y los Derechos HumanosPremio nobel de la Paz 1992. rigoberta Menchú tum nació http://averroes.cec.junta-andalucia.es/~21003505/curso0203/diapaz/rigoberta.htm

Rigoberta Menchu Tum Activista por la Paz y los Derechos Humanos Premio Nobel de la Paz 1992 R igoberta Menchú Tum nació en Chimel, Guatemala, en 1959, y es descendiente de la antigua cultura Maya-Quiché. De niña trabajó en los campos, y más tarde fue empleada doméstica en la ciudad, donde conoció la injusticia, la discriminación y la miseria que aflige a los indígenas de Guatemala. N unca recibió educación formal, pero mostró siempre una aptitud especial para liderar con inteligencia a sus hermanos indígenas, lo que le valió la persecución de las fuerzas represivas guatemaltecas y el exilio en Mexico, a partir de 1980. Antes de partir, muchos miembros de su propia familia, incluida su madre, fueron torturados, violados y asesinados por los militares. Y a en el extranjero, dedicó su vida a la defensa y promoción de los derechos y los valores de los pueblos indígenas de América. Publicó un libro -Yo, Rigoberta Menchu- describiendo su lucha, y en 1992 recibió el Premio Nobel de la Paz por sus continuados esfuerzos en pro de sus hermanos sometidos. Rigoberta es la primera mujer de raza indígena que recibe este lauro. L as Naciones Unidas la nombraron Embajadora de Buena Voluntad en el Año Internacional de los Pueblos Indígenas (1993), y es asesora personal del Director General de la Unesco y presidente de la Iniciativa Indígena para la Paz.

52. Ladies We Like || Rigoberta Menchu Opposition.8 In 1983, Mrs. Menchú tum published a testimonial book, I, RigobertaMenchu, An Indian first indigenous person to receive the nobel Peace Prize http://www.ladyfest.org/LadiesWeLike/Menchu_Rigoberta.html

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53. PeaceJam.org -- Recent News Saturday, April 12th, 2003 @ 1 pm @ The Forum 121 Civic Plaza Drive, Taos, NewMexico SPECIAL NOTE 1992 nobel Peace Laureate rigoberta menchu tum will be http://www.peacejam.org/news_WP.shtml

about: peacejam human rights contacting us Home ... PeaceJam Produces New Documentary Film Six years in the making, PeaceJam is a harrowing and intimate look at the lives of five American teenagers growing up in a culture of violence, and the transformation that occurs when their lives are touched by both greatness and evil. Nobel Peace Laureates Speak Out About Terrorist Attacks "This film should be seen by every American citizen. The majority of us want peace. Why don't we have it?" - Michael Moore, Director of "Bowling for Columbine" on the documentary PEACEJAM. PEACEJAM WORLD PREMIERE at Taos Talking Pictures Festival for immediate release: March 25, 2003 CONTACT: Dawn Engle or Ivan Suvanjieff PeaceJam Foundation, 7305 Grandview Avenue, Arvada, CO 80002 http://www.peacejam.org * email: peacejam@aol.com tele (303) 455-2099 o fax (303) 455-3921 Screenings: Friday, April 11, 2003 @ 12:30 pm @ Story Teller Movie House 1, 110 Old Talpa Canon Road, Taos, New Mexico Saturday, April 12th, 2003 @ 1 pm @ "The Forum" 121 Civic Plaza Drive, Taos, New Mexico

54. Presentation By Rigoberta Menchu For more information on rigoberta menchu, please visit the followingweb sites http//www.nobel.se/peace/laureates/1992/tumbio.html. http://www.fulbrightalumni.org/FLORIDA/Mid/events/111902.HTM

Mid Florida Chapter Presentation November 19, 2002 11:30 a.m. The Mid Florida Chapter of the Fulbright Association is sponsoring a presentation by 1992 Nobel Peace Prize laureate Rigoberta Menchu on November 19, 2002. The presentation, to be held in the Student Center of the University of Central Florida, will begin at 11:30 a.m. For more information on Rigoberta Menchu, please visit the following web sites: http://www.nobel.se/peace/laureates/1992/tum-bio.html http://www.netsrq.com/~dbois/menchu.html Mid Florida Home Fulbright Association Home ... Search Last updated: October 28, 2002 © 2002 Fulbright Association, Inc.

55. Honolulu Star-Bulletin Hawaii News to see that the recognition as an indigenous people is fulfilled, says indigenousrights expert rigoberta menchu tum of Guatemala, a 1992 nobel Peace Prize http://starbulletin.com/2000/05/02/news/story6.html

Advertisement - Click to support our sponsors. Tuesday, May 2, 2000 By Ken Ige, Star-Bulletin Rigoberta Menchu Tum, a Guatemalan indigenous leader, speaks at the state Capitol yesterday beneath a statue of Queen Liliuokalani. Rights must be safeguarded, Nobel winner says Diligence is the key for Hawaiians, especially after any agreements are signed By Pat Omandam Star-Bulletin If Hawaiians gain political status from the federal government, they must continue to fight to see that the recognition as an indigenous people is fulfilled, says indigenous rights expert Rigoberta Menchu Tum of Guatemala, a 1992 Nobel Peace Prize winner. "In other parts, indigenous peoples have been able to achieve accords and treaties, and many times these treaties and these agreements are not respected," Tum said. "Therefore, our brothers continue to struggle so that these treaties and agreements are fulfilled." Tum, 41, is in Hawaii for a series of speaking events and to serve as a good-will ambassador of peace for the United Nations Education, Scientific and Culture Organization. Tum, who is Mayan, has been working to bring international attention to the plight of Guatemala's indigenous people for nearly two decades. She is a member of the Quiche, one of 22 groups of the Mayan, who constitute 60 percent of Guatemala's population.

56. Clinton Administration Refuses To Meet With Rigoberta Menchu And Amnesty Interna Who rigoberta menchu tum, a Mayan who won the nobel Peace Prize in 1992 in recognitionof her work on the behalf of Indigenous Peoples rights internationally http://www.iacenter.org/lpmenchu.htm

Clinton Administration refuses to meet with Rigoberta Menchu and Amnesty International Dear Peltier supporters, World Renowned Humanitarians Will Meet With Peltier In Prison Contact: The Leonard Peltier Defense Committee Gina Chiala, co-coordinator 785-842-5774 What: Press Conference When: Friday, February 18th at 3:00 p.m. Where: Bruce Watkins Museum: 3700 Blue Parkway, Kansas City (816) 923-6226 Additional Related Events: Rigoberta Menchu Tum will speak at: Kansas University Feb. 18 7:00 Wescoe, 3rd floor auditorium Haskell Indian Nations University Feb 19 2:00 pm Haskell Auditorium Reception pot luck Haskell, Stidham Union 4:30 Call the White House Comments Line Today Demand Justice for Leonard Peltier! 202-456-1111 Leonard Peltier Defense Committee PO Box 583 Lawrence, KS 66044 www.freepeltier.org Back to: Leonard Peltier

57. Nobel Deception In 1992, rigoberta menchu tum received the nobel Peace Prize for her work as an activistfor Indian rights in Guatemala as well as other parts of Latin America http://www.unc.edu/cr/sum99/deception.html

Nobel Deception Despite making false claims in her book, staple of the curriculum at UNC. By Matt Roberson Staff Writer of The Carolina Review In 1992, Rigoberta Menchu Tum received the Nobel Peace Prize for her work as an activist for Indian rights in Guatemala as well as other parts of Latin America. The Nobel Committee awarded the prize on the basis of her biography I, Rigoberta Menchu I, Rigoberta Menchu . The Story of All Poor Guatemalans, called into question the legitimacy of her report, controversy has swirled across the nation’s campuses over the use of the book as historical fact. In her biography, she describes tales of brutality and deprivation, however Stoll claims that her book "cannot be the eyewitness account that it purports to be," for she describes "experiences she never had herself." Despite these findings, which were confirmed by a New York Times investigation, many professors continue to hold the book as sacred text for the multicultural curriculum. Though no one can deny her work in advancing the rights of sectors of indigenous population, the novel presents several contradictory statements and reveals her advocacy of violence. From this, one must question the Nobel committee’s standards for selection as well as the motives of professors who continue to teach biography. Throughout her novel, she speaks of violence, exploitation, hardship, and repression with such vividness that her book transformed her into a champion human rights campaigner for the people of Latin America.

58. CRG -- Rigoberta Menchu's Open Letter To G. W. Bush by rigoberta menchu tum nobel Peace Prize, Goodwill Ambassador for theCulture of Peace Posted at globalresearch.ca 26 September 2001 http://www.globalresearch.ca/articles/MEN109A.html

Centre for Research on Globalisation home print version Rigoberta Menchu's Open Letter to G. W. Bush by Rigoberta Menchu Tum Nobel Peace Prize, Goodwill Ambassador for the Culture of Peace Posted at globalresearch.ca 26 September 2001 To Mr. George W. Bush President of the United States of America Washington DC, USA. Your Excellency, Mr. President: In the first place, I want to reiterate to you the solidarity and condolences I expressed to all your people on Tues. Sept. 11 when I became aware of the painful occurrences that had taken place in your country, as well as to share my indignation and condemnation of the threats these acts of terrorism constitute. In recent days I have been following the evolution of events, using my best efforts so that the response to them would be reflection, not obsession; prudence, not rage; and the pursuit of justice, not revenge. I invoked the consciousness of the world's peoples, the communications media, the eminent personalities with whom I share an ethical commitment to peace, the heads of state and leaders of international bodies, in order that prudence illuminate our acts. Nevertheless, Mr. President, upon listening to the message you gave to the Congress of your country, I have been unable to overcome a sensation of fear for what may come of your words. You call upon your people to prepare for "a lengthy campaign, unlike any other we have ever seen" and for your soldiers to save their honour by marching to a war in which you intend to involve all of us, the peoples of the world.

59. Guatemala: Memoria Del Silencio. Comunicado De Rigoberta Menchú Translate this page Comunicado de prensa de la Premio nobel de la Paz, rigoberta menchu tum, enrelacion con el informe de la Comision para el Esclarecimiento Historico. http://www.c.net.gt/ceg/doctos/rmt0226.html

Comunicado de prensa de la Premio Nobel de la Paz, Rigoberta Menchu Tum, en relacion con el informe de la Comision para el Esclarecimiento Historico 26 de febrero de 1999 COMUNICADO DE PRENSA Premio Nobel de la Paz Embajadora de Buena Voluntad de UNESCO Guatemala, 26 de febrero 1999. Tomuschat Comisionado Balsells Comisionada Lux URNG ... Guatemala Hoy (febrero 26)

60. Carta Dirigida Por Rigoberta Menchu Al Sr Translate this page Carta Dirigida por rigoberta menchu al Sr. Presidente Bush. A continuación lacarta dirigida por rigoberta Menchú tum, Premio nobel de la Paz, al Sr. http://www.teachingforchange.org/News Items/carta_dirigida_por_rigoberta_men.htm

Carta Dirigida por Rigoberta Menchu al Sr. Presidente Bush A continuación la carta dirigida por Rigoberta Menchú Tum, Premio Nobel de la Paz, al Sr. Presidente Bush, la cual se publicó el lunes 24 de septiembre de 2001, en el Diario Guatemala Hoy. Al Sr. D. George W. Bush Presidente de los Estados Unidos de Amèrica Washington, D.C. E.U.A. Excelentísimo Señor Presidente: Deseo, en primer lugar, reiterar a Ud. la solidaridad y condolencia que expresé a todo su pueblo el martes 11 pasado, luego de conocer los dolorosos sucesos ocurridos en su país, así como compartir mi indignación y condena a las amenazas que entrañan esos actos de terrorismo. En los últimos días he estado pendiente de la evolución de los acontecimientos, empeñando mis mejores oficios en que la respuesta a dichos sucesos sea la reflexión, no la obsecación; la cordura, no la ira; la búsqueda de la justicia, no la revancha. He invocado la conciencia de los pueblos del mundo, a los medios de comunicación, a las personalidades eminentes con las que comparto un compromiso ético con la paz, a los jefes de Estado y los líderes de los organismos internacionales, para que la cordura ilumine nuestros actos. Sin embargo, Señor Presidente, al escuchar anoche el mensaje que dirigió al Congreso de su país, no he podido reprimir una sensación de temor por lo que puede desprenderse de sus palabras. Llama Ud. a su pueblo a prepararse para "una larga campaña como no hemos visto ninguna otra jamás", y a sus militares a salvar su orgullo, marchando a una guerra de la que pretende hacernos parte a todos los pueblos del mundo.

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