The life of a nun in Africa: the courage of Carmen

The life of a nun in Africa: the courage of Carmen

Who is without sin, Who did not kill, cast the first stone? Returned to sink in, Laurel.
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The funeral of Mrs. Enora

For: Javier Brandoli (Foto Oxfam.org)
Under a chestnut had dozens of men sitting on the floor. Swirled all under the protection of the shade of that tree. It was six in the morning and the sun was beginning to hit. That was my first image. Then I realized that the other side, opposite, there were also dozens of […]
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The greed and dreams

For: Javier Brandoli (text and photos)
This conversation, cases literal, I had it yesterday with Acasio, a co-worker who was taking some pictures for the new hotel website. Married, has two daughters. Not enough money. Walk three hours every day to come to work. The whole conversation started because we talked about dreams.
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The army of "ghosts"

For: Javier Brandoli (text and photos)
The army of "ghosts"
They await, await no identity, without papers proving that not even his name. They have one, but perhaps not yours. They were kidnapped long ago, recruited for war as children, even when they did not have enough memory. They are nothing. There are no. Expect.
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Near death
For: Javier Brandoli (text and photos)

In two days I've seen two people shiver of panic. I thought both could die, they also. Her body trembled to impress their apparent fragility ... Nature in Africa is hard, conditions to deal with it too.
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Africa, An endless world, A journey through Africa
 

The story of Mr. Matsinhe delusional
For: Javier Brandoli

The story of Mr. Matsinhe delusional
"What year are?”. Those were the first words I heard Mr Matsinhe. I went to a meeting to meet the man who would take my residency papers in Mozambique and saw a middle-aged man, about 50 years, somewhat plump and very weak voice, all leading hotel labor issues. Then listen: "What year are?"And I thought"!hopefully not the guy who's going to fix my papers!”
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