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This Friday, February 1 begins the solidarity days 'Here we just want to be human', organized by Círculo de Silencio and other NGOs with the Cartagena Think Program of the Department of Culture of the City of Cartagena, and will do so with a double act in The Luzzy .
The first, at 19:00, will be the inauguration of the exhibition 'Refugees: Data and stories for a counter-narrative' in the Exhibition Hall of the Cultural Center, where you can visit until February 8.
The Refugium Project (developed by the Department of Sociology of the University of Murcia and financed by the Erasmus + Program) and the Friends of Ritsona Association organize the exhibition that arises from the question: What do we know about the refuge ?, to which they invite respond with an exhibition built from works and stories that emerge from the background of the experience of refugees.
Photographs, drawings and comics made in different fields of Greece that, accompanied by rigorous data, allow demolish myths and false beliefs about forced migrations and build a counter-narrative focused on empathy, solidarity and the defense of human rights.
Next, at 8:00 pm, at the Josefina Soria Library, it will be the turn of the presentation of 'As if they had never been', an illustrated poem by the brothers Javier Gallego 'Crudo' and Juan Gallego, which deals with the tragedy of those who die at sea trying to reach Europe.
Today we know that in the last two decades more than 35,000 people have perished in the Mediterranean.
A few months ago, a list of the disappeared was published, of which the name is often unknown.
Before, in 2015, a shocking news headline appeared that was the origin of this album: "900 people could have died yesterday in the Mediterranean".
Not even his death was safe.
For all of them, for what they were and for what they will be, the authors intone this shocking prayer: for the corpses of children, women and men that the waters drag to the shore, for the ghosts that nobody saw depart, for the dead that are lost forever in the depth of our sea.
Javier Gallego 'Crudo' is a journalist, poet and musician.
He is the creator and director of Carne Cruda (Premio Ondas 2012).
He is a columnist at Eldiario.es.
He has published several books, including two poems: Abolition of the death penalty (Arrebato, 2013) and The scream in heaven (Arrebato, 2017), which belongs to the poem of this project.
Juan Gallego is a painter, doctor in Fine Arts and professor of Painting and Illustration at the Rey Juan Carlos University.
He has made numerous solo and group exhibitions.
For two years he made a graphic humor vignette for the Raw Meat program.
In the act, which will be presented by Mateo Ripoll, artist, the authors will participate, and Idoia Moreno, nurse and project coordinator in several African countries and coordinator of Doctors Without Borders in the refugee camp of Moria (Greece) will also intervene.
The conference will end on Sunday, February 10, with a concentration at noon on the esplanade of the Port, as a tribute to the dead in the Mediterranean and other migratory routes during the year 2018.
PROGRAM OF THE SOLIDARITY DAYS
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4
20h
Josefina Soria Library of the Ramón Alonso Luzzy Cultural Center.
First floor
Round table: BORDERS ... TOWARDS WHERE?
Speakers: Natalia Moraes, Professor of Dept. of Sociology at the UM and academic coordinator of the "Refugees" Project, Fernando Bermúdez, of Amnesty International and Belén Valera of Accem Cartagena.
Moderator: José Luis Ortega.
Department of Social Services
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5
20h
Assembly Hall of the Higher Technical School of Agricultural Engineering (ETSIA)
Talk: PRESENTATION OF THE PROACTIVE ORGANIZATION OPEN ARMS
FRIDAY 8 FEBRUARY
20h
Assembly Hall of the Ramón Alonso Luzzy Cultural Center
FICCMOTECA: CYCLE HERE WE JUST WANT TO BE HUMAN
IN TRANSIT (TRANSIT Germany, France 2018)
Direction: Christian Petzold
Screenplay: Christian Petzold (Novel: Anna Seghers)
Music: Stefan Will
Photography: Hans Fromm
Cast: Franz Rogowski, Paula Beer, Godehard Giese, Lilien Batman, Maryam Zaree, Barbara Auer, Matthias Brandt, Sebastian Hülk, Emilie de Preissac.
Duration: 101 min.
Original version subtitled in Spanish
Free entrance, until capacity is completed
WWII.
In Marseille, refugees from all over Europe embark for America, fleeing the Nazi occupation.
Among them, the young German Georg, supplants the identity of a dead writer to use his visa, which guarantees him refuge in Mexico.
In Marseille he falls in love with Marie, a young woman who desperately seeks the man she loves, without whom she is not willing to leave ...
2018: Berlin Festival.
Official section of feature films in competition.
SUNDAY 10 FEBRUARY
12h
Esplanade of the Port of Cartagena
Concentration SOLIDARITY DAYS "HERE WE JUST WANT TO BE HUMAN"
MEMORY TRIBUTE TO THE DEAD IN THE MEDITERRANEAN AND OTHER MIGRATORY ROUTES DURING 2018
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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