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A POEM OF SAMUEL TRIGUEROS

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THREE POEMS OF ANDREW MORALES

Andrés Morales, Chile

I. Nights

bottles
inching toward the wall where your brother sleeps:

On nights like this,

Eugene O'Neill ran between New Orleans bars.

On nights like this,
bottles
return their dead hawks and a parrot on the balcony.


The whole orchestra fell into the abyss of furniture,
discs as they fell, fell
while your mother long
in opium dreams. James O'Neill


believed you when you wanted to break
silk cord windows,
when coal boat trips, you learned the English

of "good morning"

-Believe yourself:
not There is more to life than at night hang
where priests,
children
poets.


And you wanted to open in boilers
a hole to hide the Count of Monte Cristo, where biting soliloquy
fire and guess

in happy families New England coast.

II. The hairy ape

As the hairy ape, imagined
silver dollars, as the monkey
hairy
dancing

came back loaded with soot and news.

Europe was a puzzle,
Europe was the cry from the bridge, was Europe

sulfur bombs and had to stay in a war.

Like the monkey hairy

rituals embraced cages and your fingers
women felt the sun.

And there began the applause and the sea
returning
without knowing why, echoing
in the bottles.

Like the monkey hairy

James O'Neill looks at you thinking that leads to periodic
Central Park bench,
to cover it from the latest fashions and taste
incorrect comedy.

III. sibling

"You do not remember the sun
we saw in Utah: Mormons
how
ran in the rain increased.

"You do not remember, you do not remember
.

(like rain again
empty theater nights and James O'Neill

dies as a stone horse). "You

can not remember the sun: dawn
I just saw and you closed your shutters

to dream of applause.

(Last,
finally

the last second that left James O'Neill
parks,
day
the sea.)

"You do not remember anything
and never left my shadow.

"You do not remember anything, anything
,
anything.

(The doctor shakes his head and Eugene O'Neill

crying like never cried at a premiere). Read more

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born ANDRES MORALES in Santiago de Chile in 1962. Poet and essayist. He graduated in Literature from the University of Chile and Doctor of Philosophy with a major in Hispanic Studies from the Autonomous University of Barcelona (Spain). He has published nineteen books of poetry: On the strange islands (1982), Soliloquy of Fire (1984); Lázaro always crying (1985), no chance / Hors du hasard (1987); Exercise say (1989), Word (1991) ; Vice Beauty (1992), Vision of the oracle (1993), Breaking the eyes (1995), The Art of War (1995), Scenes from the collapse of the West (1998), Requiem (2001); Personal Anthology (2001) ; Izabrane Pjesme (Poetry Gathered, 2002) Dead Memory (2003), Demon of nowhere (2005), The Song of the Sibyl (2009), Practice of Writing (Cubo anatropous, book-object, 2010) and Brief Anthology (eBook, 2011) . Her poetry is partially translated into eleven languages \u200b\u200b(English, French, Croatian, Portuguese, Mapudungun, Chinese, Swedish, Norwegian, Romanian, Catalan and Italian) and has been included in over sixty national and international anthologies and in many Chilean literary journals and abroad (over eighty), also being honored with several national and international awards among them: University Spring Award de Chile (1980), Miguel Hernández Prize for best young poet in Latin America (Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1983), Grant Pablo Neruda (1988), foreign Hispanic Scholarship (as a poet and scholar) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Spain (Madrid, 1995), FONDART 1992 and 1996, San Felipe City Award 1997, 2001 Creative Writing Fellowship from the Fundación Andes, Creative Writing Fellowship for Writers of the National Council for Culture and Arts in Chile 2001, 2004 and 2008. National Poetry Award "Pablo Neruda" 2001, First Prize at the XII International Poetry Contest "La Porte des Poets" in Paris (France) 2007 and the Essay Prize "Center Culture of Spain "in 2002 and 2003 versions. In October 2008, is incorporated as a member of the Chilean Academy of Language. In the field of literary criticism test and highlight their books on poetry, Chilean, Latin American, English and European Poetics Anthology Vicente Huidobro (1993), A corner of the world. Sample of current Latin American poetry (1993); contemporary Croatian poetry (1997); Anguitología (1999), and Spain gathered: Collection of poems of the English Civil War (1999); Altazor's handwriting (1999), Anthology of Poetry and Prose Miguel Arteche (2001), in word and deed, essays (2003), Anthology Generation poetry of the eighties (2010) and the shadow of the poem (unpublished). She currently writing poetry classes in conjunction with its Poetry Workshop, Classical and Contemporary English Literature and Poetry at the University of Chile Chile and the Universidad Finis Terrae in Santiago, Chile.

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THREE POEMS OF OMAR LARA

Omar Lara, Chile. Photo of Kary Cerda

MEETING IN PORTOCALIU

At that time I was running after a shadow. Since the tenth
flat in the neighborhood of Drumul Taberei
I looked through a hot mist,
through smoky air humidity,
through August reverberations

a figure was walking from the bus stop.
A figure appeared headed toward me,

I saw it perfectly from the tenth floor in the neighborhood
Drumul Taberei:
was a hated figure known
its hateful face and her hair was there
the sun is not on fire and his whole body. I looked petrified
the scene, the indolent
steps and its environment:
trees, things in motion, the track undulated
the sun. I looked
that scene with its beautiful downtown.

In those days I wrote a poem entitled
"Encounter at Portocaliu"

quickly find needed because "I thought," what poetry can serve only to meet
?
That was after writing many letters asking

Where am I? Nobody knew where
and could not tell me, so I started
tell
keep me right and left with some heart. Protect me with something
heart

kept repeating as I understand
started to write some little poems on
insidious Dimbovitza River,
column on the infinite,
on five-year plan.
Until one day Portocaliu.


Portocaliu One day (in Portocaliu the sun is yellow as orange peel
)
an afternoon in Portocaliu


(in Portocaliu there are large birds with two very long legs and beaks
heart-shaped)
night in Portocaliu
(it was written that you do not find in Portocaliu

but I keep the memory of that expected and traces
of heart-shaped beaks.)

IMAGE OLMECA

I like this woman

With your knees together and arms crossed and eyes closed

and head down the pate and raw


I'ma woman

With your knees together and arms crossed and eyes

closed and head bowed and his pate

raw I'ma woman

Have you thought about the dream of opening up the knee

of uncross arms awakening eyes


of elevating the head of his pate Ardern ? Like that woman


I will
woman has a wing and I have
claw




woman I dream that sometimes seems

also I dream she

HANDS

As two branches and two birds
As two dancers and two flowers
Floating in the air itself
Two hands after themselves in the volatility

Linked The hands that were to land
Those who were martyred
The caressing tenaciously
Those who revere forever.

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__________________ OMAR LARA, Nueva Imperial, Chile, 1941. In addition to his work of creation, which includes more than twenty books, including The Good Morning, Snakes, Memory, The Imperfect traveler, Floating Islands, Probable Life, Fire of May, Welcome streets of Peru, Portocaliu Voices, The New Frontier, Delta, Ayun Harek Papers - Omar Lara is a translator of Romanian efforts exerted from his exile in Bucharest, between 1974 and 1981 (before exile that took him to Lima and then to Madrid). Editorials Romanian, English, Mexican, Chilean and Peruvian have published their translations and one of them, Ecuador and the Poles, Marin Sorescu, won the International Poetry Prize Rielo Mystic Fernando, Madrid 1983. Just Sorescu in Mexico was published in the Galaxy The Sentinel (2007), Eugen Jebeleanu Hiroshima Smile (2009) and Geo Bogza Orion (2010). Lara is also a translator of Mihai Eminescu, Al, Macedonsky, Ion Barbu, Gellu Naum, St. A. Doina Ion Caraion, Marin Preda, Maria Banus, Dinu Flamand, among other writers in Romania.

Some awards received by the poet are the Casa de las Americas Prize (Havana, 1975), Creating the John Guggenheim Fellowship (1983), Mihai Eminescu Medal, awarded by the Government of Romania (2001), Presidential Medal Centenario Pablo Neruda (2004). As director of the magazine Trilce, received the Award of the Society of Writers of Chile 2006, which granted former presidents of the organization. In 2007 he won the National Poetry Award Fernando Santivan, Nobel House Poetry Latin American (Madrid) and the International Poetry Prize City of Trieste (Italy). In 2009 he received the International Award Ovid, of the Romanian Writers' Union and in 2010 the Domus Aurea International Prize, awarded by the University of Rome.

In 2009 his books were published Foto & Grafia (Chile), Life, Take My Hand (Cuba)

Personal Anthology Arguments for the Day (Mexico), The Promised Land (Spain) and the anthology

forbidden peek inside (Chile).

recently (February 2010) appeared the second edition of The Good Days, and Assumption 2. ed. Portocaliu Voices. Madrid Editorial Viewer edited the anthology The Stone Speaks, Romanian Lucian Blaga, in translation and Gabriela Capraroiu OL. In late 2010 the Poetry Circle editorial, Puebla, published the table silently. 11 Romanian contemporary poets.

In 1964 Lara founded in Valdivia Group and Poetry Trilce TRILCE magazine, a publication that runs until today.

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THREE POEMS OF CHRISTIAN Cayupan

CRISTIAN Cayupan, Temuco, CHILE

I'M JUST

The sun was covered in black. And as he

Oh Moon of my life, like hers, put on shades. Charles Baudelaire

in the tillage of
night or in the quiet of the day in the sleepless night

or rough evening

I'm just kidnapped in
in record time on routine .
In the sleepless night the darkness radiates
our shadows. In between the rocks

hurt a flower petals,
the days go without oversight
to their lairs, there refugianse
me or, at least what's left of my
I'm alone in this damned borders
stealth
with myself.
Under the tutelage of loneliness
dawn in vain, if you're not,
afternoon suffers from you:
but no one writes verses in the sand and the sea
responsible for reviewing them.
I am alone, writing poems in the maiden away
burdelpara whose marriage collapsed after having met me,
in the custody of anyone, I am away on your lips
withering and rotting on the night.
I do not see the light of day pass
or your smile.

STONE WALLED

is today you are in your name
dwell in the human that you are exercising your cheekbones

overflowing with mistakes.
The Citadel has closed the lights wander
absentee
emerge from the dusty streets and howl
desperate shadows;
of the underlying dark stone walled

voices in supplication forgotten. Walls built by cries

walls ruined by the time
withered forever screaming gasps

stones against the walls that have perished in the memory.

NIGHT.

Pesa



night here under this body
under this penumbra shadow weighs
here under the ground below this death

soul weighs under this martyrdom
here under this silence to torture my being

secret and melts my cries
were befuddled at the beginning of the dark shadows

we just beside the horse of death
next to empty, together with forgetfulness.

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The literary skill, vision social and intellectual work of Luis A. Capilla Alfonsina Ambroggio in the Sonnets of José Tadeo

book The Body and the lyrics, the poetry of Luis Ambroggio

The literary skill, social vision and the intellectual work of Luis A. Capilla Alfonsina Ambroggio in

"The book The Body and the lyrics, the poetry of Luis Ambroggio reflects the great office of its author, while leaving to see their loves, their internationalism and social vision that make it an intellectual, "said the poet Elvia De Angelis, who participated in the presentation of this work in the company of Cesar Rodriguez Ten and author Luis A. Ambrogio, 24 March 2011, at 18:00 pm in the Chapel Alfonsina.

The body and the lyrics, the poetry of Luis Ambroggio, contains a selection of texts on the poetry of Luis A. Ambrogio, an anthology of poems and three essays of the poet, who realize their human and literary development as a leading representative in the forefront of Latin American poetry in the United States.

According to Elvia de Angelis, "The work expresses a great job. In his literary work displayed his love, his internationalism, rather than cosmopolitanism, a Latin Americanist vision conscious poetry is an emotional, powerful, which is a lot of work, a scholar.

"It's not just a lyric poet who is excited, but who knows what he is saying. He says it with truth and in his poetry, it appears all that other Latin American social vision he also expressed in his essay work. "

The essayist also explained that the experiences which has undergone Luis A. Ambroggio over your life like getting out of their homeland and their roots and meet new cultures, are reflected in his poetic task, which coupled with his vision, have other fruits such as creating a space U.S. Latin American writers.

"There are poets who are poets and there are only poets who are also intellectuals. The teacher Ambroggio is a thinker. Him since he visited the United States was interested in creating a space for Latin American writers, considering that there are plenty of intellectuals and thinkers in social science so much so that there is a English language academy very important and he has been framed in such work . His spirit has been enriched by this work and the development of these ideas, never forgetting the great love of his roots, "he said Elvia De Angelis.

Ambroggio

Luis Alberto (Córdoba, Argentina, 1945) leading representative in the forefront of Latin American poetry in the United States. Member of the American Academy of the English Language. Since 1967 lives in the United States. He studied Philosophy and Letters, Social Sciences and Economics. As a pilot and aviation entrepreneur combines his enthusiasm for flying and poetic delivery.

It is well known for his bold and persistent efforts in advocacy and dissemination of the English language and Hispanic cultures in the United States. He has a PhD in Philosophy and has participated in the Leadership of the United Nations, among his books are: Poems of Love and Life (1987), Man of the Air (1992), absorbed Oda (1994), Poems Banished (1995), The inhabitants of the poet (1997), As if dawns: Songs of War (1997), The witness nude (2002), Mazes of Smoke (2005) and the three wives of the Night (2005). Translated his poems into English, French, Portuguese, Italian, Turkish and Romanian.

Elvia de Angelis, poet, essayist, translator, born in Mexico City in 1949. His published poetry books are full Nostalgia (1982), I do not know if the day lies in its light or if later invented a star (1983), Report of Death (1987), Bird (1994) and Fallen (2000).

The Castilian translation of the complete poetry of Cesare Pavese (2001) Translator earned the distinction of Distinguished Award in International Competition Monselice, Italy. L'immagine umana His work was published in the Third Review of critical essays pavesiana: "Cesare Pavese: il myth, la donna e le due Amariche" Belbo Santo Stefano, Italy. His work integrated anthologies in Mexico, Spain, USA and was translated into English and Italian. Nahuatl version of this poem is Mardonio Carballo.

César Rodríguez Diez. Poet. Born in the port of Veracruz in 1967. Is a systems engineer and master in business. In 1988 he won first place in the literary contest ITESM drama. He has published poetry books Latest turn, the hurricane has passed, and Eye Restored Stations Patio. Works with various magazines in the country and is a founding member of Floricanto cultural group.

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Tápanes Zerquera

José Tadeo Tápanes Zerquera, CUBA

MADNESS

Seated at the table, (God willing)
the madman, that Mr. Risen ,
thrust his dirty hand on the side and pulled
plethoric and radiant.

After a similar experience of such inexplicable
result
asked his companion to be saved
of gray and delusional insanity.

The other broke bread, poured wine, eat and drink
said, mysterious, and crazy
came

sanity as well as pain and trembling
the divine mercy
demanded to see that madness was happy.



DARK LADY

A
José Martí
withered from the depths of the night, the ring of my walled shadow
agonizing death
happens with light, front
of misfortune, anointed at his boldness. Light

shrinking of life
fear and the dark lady and her diamond
pure, warm marble delusional
and arms hang I stayed her peace.

Depths of life that awaits me,
open the chest, and the arrogant dagger
come in the wind to penetrate certain!

prefer death to meet with his delirium
fierce criminal
my vocation as a lily that is turned off. BUTTERFLY





say what comes to the butterfly wing
asleep and encouragement
subtle with his lunatic torment
when dreams sits next to me. What message

endeavors, capricious,
ear to tell me, when I feel
returning sentenced to a further attempt
so far from the flesh of the rose. Color

moving
harassing me and scare
moving color where the shadow is more doubtful.

and then to wake up, love, hungry, escaping from my hands

suspiciously like a leaf in the wind. ___________________

José Tadeo Tápanes Zerquera: Born in Trinidad, Sancti Spiritus province, Cuba on October 28, 1971 in a family of musicians and poets. Start writing poetry at the age of 11 years as an autodidact, and 4 years later, with hundreds of poems under his arm, for the first time about Literary Workshop Pre Vocational Institute of Exact Sciences (IPVCE) Ernesto Che Guevara the Villa Clara province, where in high school. Shortly afterwards approach the Literary Workshop José Martí, his hometown, and once in college, he joined the literary workshop of these institutions, as well as literary groups that created them.
He studied Industrial Engineering in the second year, leaving it to study BA in History, graduating from the University of Havana in 1996. Subsequently, would harmonize their academic studies at the University of the Basque Country, Spain, where he has lived since 2000.
Tadeo's poetic work, because of his youth, is under evolution of maturation. Has entered both free verse and in the classic verse, occupying an important place, production of sonnets.

literary curriculum:

Territorial Competition Award for Poetry "TRINIDAD 1991." Mention in the "Version 1996" University of Havana. Mention in the Amateur Poetry Contest "Alamar 1996" Prize in the Poetry Trinidad Municipal 1997.

PUBLICATIONS
Watching from the truth to the legend. Test. Essay Prize for "The May Festival," Holguin 2000. Ediciones Luminaria. Santi Spiritus. Cuba 2007.
my eyes A song is born. Poetry. 50 years of poetry Trinity. Ediciones Luminaria. Sancti Spiritus. Cuba 2007

has also published his poetry in newspapers and magazines both Cuban and English, and various online poetry forums. On his departure from Cuba, left the country publishing the book: The Heart passages. Poetry. He has also written historical research entitled: "Spiritism in Cuba, approaches to its study." trial (still unpublished)

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MUÑOZ FRANCISCO SOLER POEMS OF THREE POEMS

JESUS \u200b\u200bMUÑOZ FRANCISCO SOLER, SPAIN

POETRY SELECTION

1
NECTAR OF LIFE



debit column installed
essence charged days , full aromas of finite

presences and stayed behind to guide the angle

palates to the concentrated blood poured into discounted fund

algid
lucid experience tasters us no alternative,
impregnated with amazing maturity in assumed

expert eye invoquémonos enjoyer fully
beautiful tasting sips.

In Santiago de Chile 22 September two thousand and ten


2
in Aguero


The hotel
Aguere on the desktop and sometimes looking in the mirror
where I look as if to find your face as if
through my eyes

would like to see yours and strike up a conversation with you,
sad today where there
this November 13th was a holiday
also look at you and tell you dad

wherever you are you should know that
lingers in my
so alive as before that fateful day
that none of affection
has been dissolved at that time that nothing cures
your voice is producing
resonances in the cavity of my memory
your presence in my days walking in your state
intangible hopefully
perceive the emotions of my soul
if it is not
be sad for the holes that pierces my soul
because your essence
make me better and helps me take my life.

November 13 in Aguero's two thousand and ten


3
WHICH CONVEY THE ÍCARO
LINDES Trespassing the boundaries which Icarus
or loiter in the contours of the distance to keep waned
flash
Orphic flowing ethereal atmosphere. These spaces
tumor
put us behind the gear structures
we thought both rocky and flexible, be sensible inertia
weightless. Challenging
defeat the myth announced raising
abrasive wax to altitude
noting that no
worst drop the nostalgic recesses of the souls.


4
these grids
These grids that make too little
perhaps possible to gratify
wills to set an acceptable scenario for the chooser
, requiem for summer.


THAT DEEP HOLLOW 5


That gaping hole in the space we inhabit harsh contours

the aching void, weightless heaviness
holds my dream

fibers feeding my essences

groundless expectations and as I went
of the space we inhabit as a probe

your absence I sought.


6
EMOTIONAL Emotional aloes aloes
governed my days
consistently identified by frustration with feet

changed to a destination defeated acid
restraint gives me the Protestants
imbalances accelerated flow from the side, Arius
resigned my moods.



7
CONTROLLED atony atony
Controlled crosses
gray spaces
maturity
flanks are cut with fans of defeats, whims
consolidate its lights apparently hopes

unmistakable signs of unhappiness, and advised raids
expired.



8
MAKE OUT
Let go of my chest


syllables which
pronounce your name
the
tell you I love you,

do before I drown in my silences
.



9
A HUGE Huge Hydra HYDRA

devours my mind
his teeth lost longings


sensibly attempt
fight of love that reflects misplaced

and believe his luck that the withdrawal is

victory but only senses

efforts
prevent tears moistened my cheeks.



10
STAY
peak height around my hopes remain


abyss of confusion and altered my inner

comes and takes over its place
my space.



11
ME LIFE HAS SATURATED
life has overwhelmed me

of injustices and those who have filled me

of disinterested affection

life threatens to separate them from me

scythe and distance threaten

while my mind distracted

in exciting dreams

to avoid falling into homelessness.




12 ALL DAY

All day I was imagining my red pen


was a rose and gave you the sign of respect

as an excuse and transmitirte

secret rapture that I feel

your full beauty wraps me tenderly turning points


in forgotten corners of my life.



13
AS LIGHTNING
Like lightning

different ranges of colors
almost forgotten sprouted

the foundation of my life naked

with the speed of his own nature
departed leaving its sediment

cosmic
nurturing in my days.




14 STAYED WITH ME BEAUTIFUL
how beautiful I'll take the emotion

of the events of autonomous
internal fibers

that was forgotten and only perceived in other
feel alive
my privacy auque
not can escape from bland feeling

of disappointment.



15
ERR IS HARD FOR LOVE
That
mistakes for love is worthy of forgiveness.
(Romance del Conde Claros)
err love is hard but harder

err by not having tried hard
err dream is harder
but
not have dreamed,
whether to forgive a lover's
.



16
ESSENCE
blood flowed from me as I saw life
my poems, I find myself in
July
eyes got lost in my love,

raid on a jungle I jumped to a brave river, I
bathed in the Pacific
hope to go to Machu Pichu,

want to learn to ride and who I want to love. ___________________


JESUS \u200b\u200bMUÑOZ FRANCISCO SOLER. Born in Manchester on 24 December 1957, a city that has preserved his life.

Bibliography:
2010 - The voice of thinking
2010 - A flower erect (Antología) Parachute Publishing, Lima, Peru.
2009 - The stunning clarity. Editorial Voices of Today, Florida-USA
2008 - The dense corporeality summer edition of my memory, Venezuela
2006 - Rough transit Birds on wires Ediciones, Lima, Peru
2000 - Acid rain Vicio Perfecto Ediciones, Lima, Peru
1996 - 1980-1988/96 poetic Prehistory
2010 - International Meeting 3 banks in La Laguna, Spain
2010 - Tour Chile poetic presentations
2010 - International Poetry Festival in Havana, Cuba
2009 - Feria de las Artes de Alajuela Costa Rica

He has published in the Journal of Digital Literature, Artepoética, Whirlpools, Carrollera, Find Me, Cinosargo, New Lyrics, Words of Tramontana, ramble, El Laberinto de Ariadna, It's time to get drunk, Heirs of Chaos, Perito, 40cheragh, Urraka International Voices Today, Rick, Letters, Ariane-RC, Labyrinth, La Rosa Profunda, Snowing in the Guinea, Literary Spirit, Thoughts Likidos, Dulce arsenic, Torogaz Labyrinth, Wild Words, Antaria, Mondo Kronhela, imaginative, New Literature, La Botica , Azaul @ rt, The Big Thim, Isla Negra, Inverted Tree, Letters of Chile, Literarte, Bottle of Shipwreck, Analecta Literary, El Cuervo, Vice Perpetual, Calle B., The House of Asterion, sinalefa, Cañasanta, trail guide, Letralia.

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Noam Chomsky developed a list of 10 strategies used by media to keep the population controlled. The strategies are:

1. The strategy of distraction

The key element of social control is the strategy of distraction that is to divert public attention from important issues and changes determined by the political and economic elites, through technical Flood or flooding continuous distractions and trivial information. The strategy of distraction is also essential to keep the public interested in the essential knowledge in the area of \u200b\u200bscience, economics, psychology, neurobiology and cybernetics. "Maintaining public attention diverted away from the real social problems, captivated by issues of no real importance. Keep the public busy, busy, busy, no time to think (see "Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars")

"Terror is based on the confinement and isolation" (Rodolfo Walsh)


2. Create problems and then offer solutions

This method is also called "problem-reaction-solution." It creates a problem, a "situation" provided to cause a reaction in the audience, so this is the principal of the actions you want to accept. Including: Leave it to unravel or intensify the violence urban (Crime) or organize Bloody bombings in order to make the public the claimant, strict safety policies and laws prejudicial to their own liberty. Or: create an economic crisis to gain acceptance as a necessary evil retreat of social rights privatization and the dismantling of public services.


3. The strategy of gradual

To make it accept an unacceptable degree, just apply it gradually, in dribs and drabs for years (as is being done with some privatization). That is how they radically new socioeconomic conditions (neoliberalism) were imposed during the 1980 and 1990: minimum welfare state, privatization, precariousness, flexibility, mass unemployment, wages and do not guarantee a decent income, so many changes that have caused a revolution if they had implemented one time.


4. The strategy of deferring

Another way to accept an unpopular decision is to present it as "painful but necessary" (as the current reform at age pensions English government and opposition), gaining acceptance public at the time, for future application. is easier to accept a future sacrifice a immediate slaughter. First, because the effort is not used immediately. Then, because the public, mass, always has the tendency to expect naively that "after this it gets even better and may sacrifice be avoided. " This gives the public more time to get used to the idea of \u200b\u200bchange and accept it with resignation when the time comes.


5. Address the public like children very young or mentally ill

Most television advertising used for the general public discourse, arguments, characters and intonation particularly children, often close to the weakness, as if the viewer were a little child or a mentally deficient. The bigger the trick the viewer, the more it tends to take a childish tone. Why? "If one goes to a person as if she had the age of 12 years or less, then, due to suggestibility, it will tend to a response or reaction is also devoid of a critical sense as a person 12 years or less years of age (see " Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars ").


6. Use the emotional rather than reflective

Make use of the emotion is a classic technique to cause shock, a sort of short circuit in the rational analysis , and finally to critically of individuals. (Example show time and again victims of a disaster, an attack or a economic crisis, to use as proof and so carry out "unpopular decisions, but necessary") Moreover, the use of emotional register opens the door to the unconscious or grafted to implement ideas, desires, fears and doubts, compulsions or induce behaviors ...
"The art of our enemies is to demoralize, to sadden people. The people down it is due. Nothing can be done with great sadness" (Arthur Jauretche)


7 . Keep the public in ignorance and mediocrity

Make that the public is unable to understand the techniques that directly affect him and the methods used to control and enslavement. "The quality of education given to the lower social classes must be the poor and mediocre as possible with access to less information is true, so that the distance from the ignorance that is planned between the lower and upper classes seem, be and remain unattainable for the lower "

" Most teachers teach facts, ideas and good teachers teach great teachers teach how to think "(Jonathan Pool)

"Ignorance is the worst enemy of civilization, and ignorance, tends, in effect, as evil as evil itself" (Eugenio Maria de Hostos)


8. Encourage the public to be complacent with mediocrity

Promote the public to believe that it is "Fashion" to be simple, stupid, vulgar and uneducated. Urging treated as a "weirdo" who think more of the account. "Ironic is not?


9. Strengthen self-blame

make believe, the individual, he is only guilty of their own misfortune, because of their low intelligence, minimum skills or their lack of effort. So, instead of rebelling against the unjust economic system in which they live, the individual is helpless and self-blame, creating a depression, one of whose effects is to inhibit its action.


10. Individuals know best what they themselves known.

Over the past 50 years, rapid advances in science have generated a growing gap between public knowledge and those owned and used by the ruling elites. With biology, neurobiology and applied psychology, the "System" has enjoyed a sophisticated understanding of human beings, both physically and psychologically. The system has gotten better known to the common person than he knows himself. This means that, in most cases, the system exerts greater control and great power handling and use of individuals more than individuals about themselves.

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NEW BOOK HISTORY IN THE LIGHT OF PUBLIC

book is the professor and historian Pedro Canales Tapia, Earth and History. Studies and controversies about the Mapuche people in Chile. 1950-2010, funded by the National Council for Culture and Arts Competition 2010, foreword by José Bengoa Cabello.

The lanzamietnos are in:

1. Santiago : date, time and venue to be confirmed.

2. La Serena : April 6. Gregorio de la Fuente Hall (former railway station). 18: 00 hrs.

3. Temuco : April 15. Araucanía regionalde file. 12 hrs.

presenters will include book, academics, Mapuche leaders and poets: Marcela Cubillos, Juan Carlos Gómez Leyton, Pauline Peralta, Maggie Draguicevic, Ivan Insotroza, Juan Ñanculef, Erwin Quintupil.