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viernes, 20 de abril de 2018
Movimiento Unión Soberanista
Historia por la independencia de Puerto Rico
El Movimiento Ñin Negrón presentó
el libro del compañero José Ché Paralitici, LA HISTORIA DE LA LUCHA POR LA
INDEPENDENCIA DE PUERTO RICO, el jueves, 19 de abril de 2018 en la Plaza de la
Juventud de Naranjito. Oprima el siguiente enlace para ver nuestro video: https://youtu.be/lyPq10ZiPm4
Es importante destacar que el autor está sumamente esperanzado que
Puerto Rico está actualmente en su mejor momento para lograr su independencia.
¿Qué será la chispa que detone nuestra revolución? Todos nosotros tenemos que
estudiar nuestro pasado para estar preparados para aprovechar esa oportunidad
cuando se nos presente.
Hagamos un análisis profundo de nuestra historia para llegar a la
conclusión de que todas las diferentes luchas que los boricuas estamos peleando
por separados tienen como denominador común que somos una colonia del gobierno
de Estados Unidos.
Cuando nos demos cuenta de eso, empezaremos a organizarnos para que los
más de 8 millones de puertorriqueños mundialmente empujemos al gobierno de
Estados Unidos a cumplir con la Carta de la Organización de Naciones Unidas y
sus 36 resoluciones pidiéndole que le entregue inmediatamente la soberanía de
Puerto Rico a los puertorriqueños. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otzBslJLbI0
¿Por qué hay que empujarlo? ¡Porque los que nos han
reprimido nuestra lucha por la independencia por 120 años no creen en la
LIBERTAD Y EN LA JUSTICIA PARA TODOS! https://www.facebook.com/groups/1697349163904877/
jueves, 19 de abril de 2018
Paro nacional en PR 1 de mayo
Un junte de
organizaciones llamada Pueblo Unido convoca al pueblo en general a un paro nacional
para detener la privatización de los servicios y proteger a los trabajadores.
Oprima el siguiente enlace para ver un corto video sobre este paro: https://youtu.be/m8o2GnxkWjg
La mayoría de
los puertorriqueños creen que viven en una democracia. Muchos dicen que tienen
derechos. Dicen que votan cada 4 años, porque si no, otros decidirán por ellos.
Los jóvenes entran a las fuerzas armadas de Estados Unidos para defender la
democracia. ¡Pero todo eso es una fantasía creado por el gobierno de Estados
Unidos para que no nos rebelemos!
Si hacemos
un análisis profundo del desastre que ha vivido los puertorriqueños por 5
generaciones encontraremos que la causa es que Puerto Rico es una colonia de Estados
Unidos. Las colonias son para explotarlas como ha sucedido en Puerto Rico desde
1898. https://youtu.be/dRHGdhRBG1M
¿Aunque se
logre el 100% de las razones del paro nacional, estaríamos bien? ¿Estaría
Puerto Rico entonces administrado para los puertorriqueños?
Todas estas
luchas que estamos peleando por separados (junta fiscal, playas pal pueblo,
cierre de escuelas, privatizaciones, Playuela, las cenizas en Peñuelas, …) tienen
el mismo denominador común, el coloniaje estadounidense.
¿Por qué no
hacer un junte de más de 8 millones de puertorriqueños para organizarnos para
hacer resistencia permanente para que el gobierno de Estados Unidos cumpla con
la Carta de la Organización de Naciones Unidas y sus 36 resoluciones pidiéndole
que le devuelva inmediatamente la soberanía de Puerto Rico a los puertorriqueños?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otzBslJLbI0
¡Necesitamos
un pueblo unido para empujar al imperio a descolonizarnos, porque los que nos
han divididos por más de un siglo para que nunca logremos nuestra independencia
no creen en la LIBERTAD Y EN LA JUSTICIA PARA TODOS! https://www.facebook.com/groups/1697349163904877/
Hurricane Maria isn’t the devastation that hit Puerto Rico
All of Puerto Rico is in the dark again. Click on the
following link to get the details: https://www.livescience.com/62339-puerto-rico-power-blackout-april.html
But, the real devastation that the United States (US) press
doesn’t mention is the fact that Puerto Rico has been a US colony for the past
120 years. It is, as though, that doesn’t matter!
Colonialism is for the expressed purpose of exploitation.
Puerto Rico doesn’t have the money to have her infrastructure in excellence
conditions, because the US government extracts her wealth.
This has been a carefully designed plan since 1898.
Click on the following link to watch a video where Dr. Nelson Rochet explained
how the US government elaborated the plan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRHGdhRBG1M&t=331s
Most people are unaware that the US government is in
violation to the United Nations’ Charter by having colonies.
Most people are unaware that the United States
government commits a crime against humanity by ignoring 36 UN resolutions
asking it to immediately return Puerto Rico’s sovereignty to the Puerto Ricans.
Join
the permanent resistance to force the US government to decolonize Puerto Rico,
because those who have exploited Puerto Ricans for 6 generations don’t believe
in LIBERTY AND IN JUSTICE FOR ALL! https://www.facebook.com/groups/1697349163904877/
miércoles, 18 de abril de 2018
Se transmitirá vista descolonización de PR 2018
Información
Al Desnudo Radio y Televisión de Nueva York, en colaboración con BronxNet, La
Voz Latina, y Pacific Radio transmitirán por radio y televisión la vista anual
en la Organización de Naciones Unidas (ONU) sobre la descolonización de Puerto
Rico.
Nos dimos a
la tarea de sacar estas vistas del closet desde que supimos de que nadie las
estaba transmitiendo. Creemos que esa discusión en estas vistas es sumamente importante
que el pueblo se entere para poderse organizar para masivamente empujar al
gobierno de Estados Unidos a descolonizar a Puerto Rico.
Compañeros
Unidos para la Descolonización de Puerto Rico e Información Al Desnudo le pedimos
a la ONU en el 2015 que transmitiera la vista. La ONU nos ignoró.
Nosotros transmitimos
la vista de junio 2016 con el equipo de BronxNet. La ONU me sacó de su lista de
peticionario ese año. Oprima el siguiente enlace para casi 7 horas de cobertura:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otzBslJLbI0
El año
pasado, la ONU cambió a último momento el procedimiento para obtener acceso a
la vista. Por lo tanto, no pudimos transmitirla en junio de 2017.
Oprima el siguiente
enlace para que Maria Luisa Núñez y Edwin Chungo Molina les explique lo que es Información
Al Desnudo: https://youtu.be/pMQilDUEbZE
Colonies in the Caribbean
Press release - Foundation Nos Ke Boneiru Bek and Brighter Path Foundation mission
to Caricom Guyana and Surinam April 2018
Willemstad, Aril 16th 2018
Representatives of the Nos Kier Boneiru Bek
Foundation from Bonaire, the Brighter Path Foundation, and the illegally
deposed Government of St. Eustatius, travelled to Guyana and Suriname with the
object to solicit solidarity in condemnation of and to expose the blatant
violations of human rights, the continued colonial administration, the contempt
for identity and culture of the local people by the Dutch government in The
Hague and its local collaborators in the islands of Bonaire and St. Eustatius.
They received a warm welcome and experienced sympathy and were given support.
They met with his Hon. Mr. Carl B. Greenidge, Vice-President and Minister of
Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Guyana, with his excellency Mr Colin
Granderson assistant Secretary- General CARICOM, Ms Karen de Sousa founder and coordinator of
Red Thread a woman and child human rights
organization and was awarded the Caribbean Award for Excellence, and with honourable Ms Indranie Chanderpal member of
parliament in the opposition and president of commission for equal rights of the
woman, and with honourable Mr Clement J Rohee
ex-minister of Foreign Affairs, ex-minister of Home Affairs and
president of Guyana Peace Council, with
Mr drs. Andre Misiekaba, Faction
coalition leader of the Parliament of Suriname, Chair of the Permanent
Committee for Foreign Affairs, Chair of the Permanent Committee for Internal
Affairs, Chair of the Permanent Committee for Defense, and Chair of the
Permanent Committee for Environment and Climate Change of the National Assembly
of the Republic of Suriname, and with honourable mr Chan Santokhi ex-minister
of Foreign Affairs and faction leader of opposition of the Nationaale Assamblee Republic of Suriname. At the
meetings the following topics were discussed.
Bonaire and St. Eustatius are two small
islands in the Dutch Caribbean which since October 10, 2010 were forced in a
subordinate direct relationship with the (European) Netherlands at the
dissolution of The Netherlands Antilles. This happened against the will of the
people of both islands who expressed their desire in separate referenda to
retain or possibly expand their level of autonomy. Effectively, the islands are
currently governed in a constitutional status that was firmly and clearly
rejected by the people.
Since October 10, 2010 the Dutch government
has continued pursuing an aggressive colonial policy of imposing laws contrary
to local customs and cultural traditions, undermining and limiting the
responsibilities of local democratically elected parliaments and governments,
and appointing European Dutch citizens in the local administration and demoting
local heads of departments.
Furthermore, the Dutch government took away
all restrictions on immigration of European Dutch to the islands and encouraged
their immigration by offering them tax holidays and financial benefits NOT
available to the local people. Having wiped out the local businesses by
demanding immediate payment of taxes allegedly owed over the five years prior
to October 10, 2010, the economy in Bonaire is now largely in the hands of European
Dutch. In Bonaire, the immigration has come to such a level that it makes the
local people fear for genocide by substitution. The same trend is visible in
St. Eustatius. With the right to vote in local elections obtained in 90 days (a
Dutch law), these Dutch immigrants could soon outnumber locals in the
electorate and replace them in the representative bodies, making the exclusion
of local people complete.
On October 10, 2010 the Netherlands usurped
the responsibilities for healthcare, education, and social affairs. Since then,
despite allegedly big investments in the healthcare system, the crude death
rate has gone up significantly and is out of proportion compared to the numbers
in the wider Caribbean. In education, changes were made in the educational
system in Bonaire that adversely affected the local students by limiting them
to the lower levels of the system, and hence segregation between the European
Dutch and local people. Despite three reports by independent organizations,
which stated that the minimum wage was too low, and the average income was
well-below the poverty level, the Dutch Government has only ordered a next
report to come to the establishment of an acceptable social minimum. The
effective tax pressure is as high in the islands as it is in the European part
of the kingdom with a lower average income. At the same time the cost of living
in the islands is about twice the level of the cost of living in the European
Netherlands, while the social benefits in the islands are less than half
compared to the European Netherlands. By now building the second biggest (per
capita) prison in the world, the Dutch government says to invest in the social
well-being of the Bonerians.
Despite the promise of reluctance in
introducing new laws, the Dutch government pushed highly controversial Dutch
laws without input from the islands and experienced locally as immoral and as a
threat to the identity and culture. In November 2017, the islands were annexed
and incorporated in the Dutch constitution, again despite fierce opposition
from the islands and despite the referenda in Bonaire in 2015 and 2014 in St.
Eustatius. On top of it, a paragraph was included giving the Dutch government
the right to deviate from the constitution and declare parts of the constitution
not-applicable to the islands without giving a reason, thus making the status
of second class citizens of the people of our islands legal.
Ultimately, the undemocratic and colonial
actions of the government in The Netherlands resulted on February 7, 2018 in
King Willem-Alexander signing a law into effect, that passed through the Dutch
parliament unanimously in the record time of two days, by which the legislative
and executive branches of government of St. Eustatius were thrown out and
replaced by a sole (Dutch) Government Commissioner, appointed by and
accountable to the Dutch minister of the Interior in The Hague alone. By the
same law, the elections for the legislative body of St. Eustatius, slated for
March 2019, were postponed indefinitely. The law was passed based on a report
compiled by two persons appointed by the Dutch Minister of the Interior in
which the local government was accused of corruption, nepotism, and fraud. All
accusations have so far remained without proof.
The people of Bonaire and St. Eustatius
reach out to their brothers and sisters in the Caribbean to increase the
awareness about the persistent colonial behavior of the Dutch government toward
the islands and help them in their struggle to acquire their measure of
self-governance as is stipulated in the resolutions of the United Nations. By
removing these and the other islands of the Dutch Antilles from the UN list of
non-self-governing countries and territories under false pretense in 1954, the
Dutch achieved to escape reporting to the United Nations on the decolonization
of the islands and had and have their wicked way with the islands.
The NGO’s Nos Kier Boneiru Bek and Brighter
Path, joined by the deposed legitimately and democratically elected government
of St. Eustatius, strive for re-enlisting on the list of non-self-governing
countries and territories of the United Nations and for acquisition of their
measure of self-governance to guarantee the human rights of the local people of
Bonaire and St. Eustatius now trampled on and taken away by a Dutch government.
This quest has brought them to the doors of CARICOM and the governments of the
member states.
END
martes, 17 de abril de 2018
Rebélate contra el saqueo
Varias organizaciones convocaron esta protesta frente
del tribunal de Estados Unidos en Puerto Rico el lunes, 16 de abril de 2018
para protestar del saqueo de nuestra riqueza nacional. Nuestro héroe nacional
Oscar López Rivera estuvo presente. Oprima el siguiente enlace para ver nuestro
video: https://youtu.be/bPt0uGpwvaA
Sería bueno juntar a todas las protestas en Puerto
Rico para hacer una protesta gigantesca ya que el denominador común de todas es
que Puerto Rico ha sido una colonia del gobierno de Estados Unidos por los últimos
120 años. ¡Si entendemos que las colonias son para explotarlas, y no queremos
eso, entonces protestemos todos por la independencia de Puerto Rico! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRHGdhRBG1M&t=331s
El coloniaje es ilegal desde que se formó la Organización
de Naciones Unidas (ONU) en el 1945. La Carta de la ONU prohíbe que un país tenga
a otro país como su colonia. El gobierno de Estados Unidos se niega a cumplir
con eso.
El gobierno de Estados Unidos fabricó el engaño del
Estados Libre Asociado de Puerto Rico en el 1952 para tratar to aparentar que cumplía
con la Carta de la ONU.
El gobierno de Estados Unidos entonces le pidió a la
ONU que removiera a Puerto Rico de su lista de colonia en el 1953, porque
Puerto Rico había alcanzado gobierno propio en el 1952. Con la ayuda del
administrador de la colonia, Luis Muñoz Marín, la ONU le concedió su petición.
Cuatro nacionalistas atacaron al congreso
estadounidense en el 1 de marzo de 1954 para llamar la atención del mundo que
Puerto Rico todavía seguía siendo una colonia del gobierno de Estados Unidos.
La ONU aprobó la resolución 1514 (XV) en el 1960 que
hace el colonialismo un crimen en contra de la humanidad por ser una amenaza a
la paz mundial. Desde entonces, el gobierno de Estados Unidos ha ignorado 36 de
sus resoluciones pidiéndole que le devuelva inmediatamente la soberanía de
Puerto Rico a los puertorriqueños. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otzBslJLbI0
¡Únete a la resistencia tsunami
permanente para obligar al gobierno de Estados Unidos a cumplir con la Carta de
la ONU y sus 36 resoluciones pidiéndole la descolonización inmediata de Puerto
Rico, porque los que explotan a otros seres humanos no creen en la LIBERTAD Y
EN LA JUSTICIA PARA TODOS! https://www.facebook.com/groups/1697349163904877/
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