LETTER TO Paulino Rivero.
Mr Rivero,
I would ask all my heart, to consider very balancing support for the project of Chillida. There is something very important I think that you and many have found to date. Tindaya Mountain was a sanctuary, a place sacred to the ancient Amazigh population that inhabited the island. The deepest cosmogony of the Berber people understand religious sites as locations where demonstrations of the Unseen are special and frequent than in the rest of the territory. This animistic view of life was what led the people to catalog the Mountain maho as holy and as external realization of a much more subtle than the houses. Yes, Mr. Rivero, for former Mahos and the still existing, but massacred Amazigh culture and worldview, Esmeralda has a soul. This is not a mere heap of stones, or valuable trachyte in this case. This is a full-fledged living being. Surely, you think that this is not just a fairy tale, lacking meaning in a society as advanced and civilized Western already a part. I will tell you that if you believe in respect and in defense of cultural and ideological values \u200b\u200bof the peoples, as advocated by the State Constitution to which you belong, you are requested to carefully consider what I have just formulated. Who would ever build a tourist attraction in the Holy Sepulchre, or an amusement park on St. Peter's Basilica? The only thing I hear from his mouth are comments that the work of Chillida be "very beneficial to the economic development of the island" or "help revive the economy on the island and the welfare of all majoreros." But I want it now, for a few minutes, leave aside the capitalist obsession and focus attention on the feelings of a people in the sense of a land and a culture that, like it or not, is part of their history and their ancestors. Will you allow projects like this, or as many roads and so much concrete, end up destroying what little we have left? Those values \u200b\u200bthat once housed our people, perhaps more necessary now than ever. Overuse and indiscriminate use of natural resources is killing our Earth, and it's killing us. You are in a unique position to effect social change of great significance. Take Action! Do not sell, or sell their land to his people! Examples, Mr Rivero!
... AND IS THAT THE SAME AS WORLDVIEW ANCESTRAL, he destroyed a sacred place, the misery and misfortune AHEAD ... Joshua Cabrera
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