[speaking native language] we want to become landowners, but it is impossible due to the high price of land. It will only be possible if the government helps us. [speaking native language] if we are able to get land, we will take care of the land. We will treat it as if it were a gold mine. [speaking native language] land is very important to rwandans because its everything one can own. Without land, you cant eat. Without land, you have nowhere to stay. Without land, you wont go to school. To be able to live and survive in rwanda, you must have land. [speaking native language] the role of these two documents are the iron evidence anyone who has the intention to violate our land rights, i will sue them. [upbeat percussive music] narrator most americans associate landownership with owning a home. Its part of the american dream. Yet, while not owning a home may affect your selfesteem and your status, it does not impact your ability to earn a living, to have enough to eat, or to be a produ
Chicano activists Neva Romero, Una Jaakola, Reyes Martinez, Francisco Dougherty, Heriberto Teran and Florencio Granado were killed in car bombings in 1974.
The historical musical, which has been performed by a smaller band for 15 years, has partnered with the CU Boulder Chamber Orchestra for the first time.
The Song of Pueblo tells the history of its namesake city and the surrounding region in music and images. It’ll be performed with an orchestra for the first time this weekend at Pueblo’s Memorial Hall. The show will be in Boulder next week.