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I work with some people that to say

earth they say mother to say mother

they say tenderness and to say hello they say

another heart

today you are my other heart of

these people I learned that nobody comes

to the world by mistake in this world nobody

missing and nobody is left that we are always

those that we should be and that we are in

the right moment and in the right place

to fulfill our purposes

so today for you and for

we are the right moment and in the

Suitable place for some purposes

36 years ago

I was 17 years old I had finished my

baccalaureate and did not know what career

choosing the universities presented me

several proposals for example medicine

right dentistry psychology work

social and to me that seemed like a

List market had no idea what

career choose my prima lily that

he worked in the vichada he told me and for

what does not a work experience

I am a professor in the vichada with some

indigenous

Go is an experience and suddenly

meanwhile he thinks he’s going to study

because it caught my attention and I

calls a lot of attention because in

the baccalaureate I was taught that

the indigenous were the first

inhabitants of america that

they fed on a poisonous tuber and

they used poisoned arrows

to hunt or to make wars

between them and I had read a text

1,545 of Ginés de Sepúlveda that

he said that the Indians were so

inferior to the Spanish

as women to men as

children to adults or like monkeys to

humans and then also

I read the baccalaureate at the same time

a text by laureano gómez as early as 1928

he said that we Colombians

we are a mixture of Indian Spaniards and

blacks and he said that the real

identity of true progress what

we should look at what we inherit

of the Spaniards since what

we inherit from blacks and Indians

he said are stigmas of complete

inferiority

so I went to the vichada

The first thing I noticed is that the

settlers told the indigenous people the

irrational and they also sometimes

they told us you heard the rational

I started listening to learn their

tongue their culture and I started to discover

amazing things for example that the

Adjectives in this language behave

like verbs that I can not say red

yellow or white blue but I have

that conjugate the colors and I in

I can not conjugate the colors

that will have to say something like

green fling yellow but I can not find

how to say it

they told me is that the color does not

there are only color shades

For example, if I’m close, it’s green and

yes further blue therefore it is a

bluish green a blue green

then I realized that the way

how they perceive reality is totally

dynamic is not fixed and more surprised

that when I realized that in his

language I can not express future

indefinite or undefined past

for example I can not say I’ll sing

I do not know when, but one day I ‘ll tell

I can not say I can say tomorrow

he sang in the next summer singing but

it can not be undefined

then I thought that my daughter and how they do

the projects

if the word project is pregnant with

future

how do the projects and the school

Preparing it for 1 for the future

endurance resist obey that the future

we do not know what future but for

future

then I started to understand why the

children were flying they were flying out of the

boarding school were flying from the schools there

a very high school dropout and more

or less was given in the same times

once some guys flew and they

I asked why it was flying

treated badly they said no no

liked the food they said no

then why are they flying or do they say

because it’s very sad to be

locked in a room only for

that the teacher won on the ground while

Both our family is on the beach

eating turtle egg you like

They know that their family is on the beach

eating turtle eggs

tell me is that when you go see the

star january and on the horizon and sings and

Toads that the turtles left and

our family is going to live there already

eat turtle egg the beach and

we here locked in that is that

we turn and when the time passes

After the turtle we return

during the first ten years I started

to prepare and prepare me in

simultaneous on the one hand I listened to them

but otherwise he studied

social communication and after

expertise in social development but I had

need to take short courses of

anthropology of linguistics because I

I realized that to work with these

peoples, a single discipline is not enough

you need a job after

disciplinary but also that you have to

do it in teams with teams

transdisciplinary I have had the fortune

throughout the whole story of telling

always with interdisciplinary teams

say this job is not to apply

but also part of the team

interdisciplinary is my husband and my

son said that besides being my loves

they are my colleagues

Indians once told me walk

a meeting that will evaluate a

project in the project

called holland colombia came the

Dutch people had invested

resources for two years and now they were going to

evaluate the project then they asked him

to daisy a friend of mine who already

He died that he was an interpreter because

the indigenous people only speak their

language

We were all the professionals of the

sociologist anthropologist project

social worker and pedagogue had

for two years done workshops in

all communities to try to

strengthen your organization and culture

when we asked the indigenous

how did you think the project started

a discussion in the Sicuani language

they discussed and discussed and discussed

we looked at each other with margarita and margarita

He said he says we tell the

Dutch what is going on with

then margarita themes and you see the

professionals were doing

training workshops but the

Indians were waiting and are very brave

because from the beginning they were offered

workshops and they are waiting and two

years later they have not been able to repair or

their bicycles or their bikes because they do not

they have accomplished nothing I never forget the

this Dutchman’s face said until

finish the project it is not possible that in

two years have not been able to put

agreement on the fundamental word and so

We saw failures in livestock projects

projects of minor species projects

of infrastructure projects

agroindustry the entities deliver them

with a sense of future

the community receives it with a sense

of preferential of present and already you

imagine the difference that can

have in the results

the most frequent complaint was against

school in which the indigenous who

he studies he becomes lazy he does not speak his

tongue starts to be ashamed of the

mom of your family of your feeding

and it becomes loose can not stand the big

journeys

I not stand the heat loses

balance to pass a bridge

then we start to see how we change

school and the first thing is to try to

promote that schools will study in

the community so he did not see

internships second that teachers

were indigenous because the teachers

whites that went from the interior of the country

do not be tomorrow they did not adapt

they got sick and we think they are

those who must take charge of their

education

we started to change the plans of

study to include within the plans

I studied their language but it was necessary

define an alphabet of course with the

advice from anthropologist linguists

define a grammar set a

neologism and a metalanguage so that

that language could enter the classrooms

but we also enter the sciences the

botany history because we think

that are knowledge that can not

be banned we also open colleges

in the middle of the jungle in the middle of

the plain but we also support in

agreement with several universities that

teachers could access

degrees by modifying the plans of

study and in all that process we continue

listening and learning and we find

part of what they taught us

indigenous is that to know the country

you have to go through it that is not known in

the map and in the video beam that you have to

to cross it you have to go through the jungle

plain the mountain the coasts and there

we started to discover a colombia

spectacular a prosperous Colombia with

hydrocarbons with mining a colombia

with territorial entities a colombia

with large forestry projects and between

other things one of the most countries

happy of the world

this is a spectacular paradise

however that same Colombia is one is

one of the most inequitable countries

of the world

with a war of more than 50 years that

has the country today polarized with some

problems of political corruption and

administrative that produces us a lot

embarrassment with problems of

drug trafficking with problems of meaning

of belonging and in the middle of that

Colombia 102 indigenous peoples

smart with soul with heart with

a different way of seeing the world

those people speak 65 different languages

to Spanish and each language is a

different perspective of seeing the world

these people are not poor they own

of more than 700 reservations that add up more

of 34 million hectares the color

orange are the indigenous resguardos and

the politicians who appear there are

indigenous peoples at risk

disappear

I wonder poor are not poor

we have become impoverished with our

predatory practices with our

paternalism with the assistance with

arrogance and exclusion

34 million hectares of the property

putumayo in a fighter plane we spend 20

minutes crossing it these towns do not

always understood by school

we see that you understand by

school like the houses the salons the

teachers are the indigenous people for

we which the river in the jungle

of the plain is the community is the

longhouse wish for us which

life and life has positive and

negative and the task of the people is

learn to balance everything is then

We decide on the hand of your

indigenous organizations and their

leaders go out to the communities to

work with life

we have a program

Child protection and training

of families and what we do with it

recover cultural practices

decrease mortality by

malnutrition and diseases

preventable

the indices are shameful we decrease

also intrafamily mistreatment but

we also work to minimize the

effects of the armed conflict on these

children all the problems of the country

they cross the indigenous territories and

they cross their population children

indigenous people who have been killed

injured orphans or recruited by

different actors

11 percent of minors

recruited are indigenous

We have also found cases of

indigenous children sentenced to

execution some of those who do not

We could save the lives of others do

we have been able to save our lives

we also work with your authorities

Indians and I came to a house spoke

by the owner who spoke with the

owner of the house and I respect it

in each guard and authority they are

the owners of the house and if we want

do whatever it takes we have to count on

they then that we teach them their

rights your fundamental rights as

make a guardianship that is an action of

compliance that is a right of

petition that is a demand but

also that they formulate their plans of life

their projects that manage them that the

execute

one of the problems we have seen

the length and breadth of the country that is not

only in the guajira but throughout

and width of the country and not even just the

country is throughout the

continent is hunger and they live in

extensive territories with holds in hand

of work have the tools and

knowledge the seeds since they

they lack, they do not want, we have

lost the enthusiasm

then we check

the mythical story of origin and they

they were created to live in abundance

and to live partied for

what about them then we get together with

they say we put the effort together and

sweat and laughter so that for

produce abundance we sow with soul

of abundance

you have to plant for the thief for the

mouse for me and for the party that

about professionals with a doctorate

expertise with specializations with

undergraduate we returned to touch the earth with

hands

we returned to the ax with the machete to palin

more than 600 families and more than three thousand

hectares established in the Amazon

Peruvian and Colombian planting

more than 91 Amazonian species as

we do with parties with rituals with

spells with great mingas that

we harvest identity

we harvest affection we harvest autonomy

we harvest diversity that we bet on the

native cuisine a diverse kitchen

permanent varied and healthy

I said the old man I want a speech

that you can eat

let yucca speak for me that

the pineapples speak for me

we are doing what the

grandfather these people are carriers of

millenary knowledge and in the

oldest knowledge is the

solution for more problems

modern but the only and legitimate

heirs are them and it is they who

they carry that knowledge and here

we binational guajira

guajira that hurts that burns

More than 5,000 dead children of physics

hungry because there is a lack of water because there is no

food in a guajira

but mining with hydrocarbons in a

guajira with wind energy in a

tourist guajira study how was

the gross domestic product and between 90

and the 2000

the gross domestic product the guajira is

of 7.27

while the national was 4.5 that

this happens that is happening here is

Varicella 22 years died two months ago

after a long struggle against the

hungry

I won the hunger I always heard

He said he wanted to live that he wanted

take advantage of his life he wanted to see

grow their children and flew and when

He died I said I hurt hurts a world

where hunger does not reach you because in

this country and in the guajira no place to

marisela when they ask me about

what the Wayuu die

I say die of a disease that

we have a disease in the country

contagious an illness composed by

exclusion or racism a disease

composed of corruption a disease

composed of society indifference

civilian with his silence with his

indifference has allowed and is an accomplice

of the holocaust not only in the guajira

but across the length and breadth of

indigenous territories that must be done

listen to what there is a problem

we analyze the annals with them and the

solutions we find them with them not

we have to think for them we have to

think with them and let us guide if

these people disappear

it’s Colombia that loses is the

humanity loses while there is

excluded there will be no peace until

let’s get to the plebiscite

so we come to all agreements

while there hungry here or in

anywhere in the world

there will be no peace

you will say but what can we do

US

I learned from these people that the

changes begin in the heart and in the

thought of human beings and that

what changes here changes why they

I ask you to stand up and today all

please ask them to close their eyes

and that we stand in front of a mirror

in that mirror we identify the features

indigenous people that we have in our body

the eyes the hair the nose the skin

the stature and I want you to repeat with me

to a single tone and with strong features

indigenous all please traits

indigenous people and we carry them inside

now we can see them

we recognize them before we did not see them

but now we can see them but not

We are Spanish

we recognize the Spaniards in our

origin although we are not black

we recognize blacks as part of

our origin

and although we are not Indians

we recognize the indigenous as part

from our origin to our ancestors

Indigenous tell them thanks for

the life that they gave us for the territory

who inherited us that we recognize their

effort was worth it and in his honor and

in his memory

we commit ourselves to recognize the

indigenous peoples of Colombia and the

continent because when you

we know

we recognize ourselves and

when we respect respect

ourselves

thank you very much

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