The African Macondo: Javier painful victory Brandoli

The African Macondo: Javier painful victory Brandoli

"Africa would push Javier writing. For someone with such overwhelming curiosity about the world, it was almost a biblical commandment."
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South Africa, ten images

For: Javier Brandoli (text and photos)
1.- Sangomas, animism, sorcery. dos sangomas (healers) They sang and danced while preparing what was known as "African beer". And she, young, danzaba China Mira appointed, no matter that for her there is no later, on a live roosters pecking at the remains of the dust of the impoverished home. I dawned Africa in the face, in […]
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Africa, A Place in the World, A journey through Africa
 

Slowly

For: Javier Brandoli
And in between everything and step, never on that route is the third time that had passed so many things in my environment. It was as if everything had answer because nothing was asked. And the sun stood with us and, thing to do everything so slow, we was always waiting.
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Africa, A Place in the World, A journey through Africa
 

Ruta VAP (1): I believe in Africa

For: Jordi Serarols (text and photos)
This makes me doubt the desirability of international cooperation and the future of this continent. Few meters separate a glimpse of another Africa. Is South Africa the model to follow? It is the European colonization responsible for African problems?
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Child trafficking between South Africa and Mozambique
For: Javier Brandoli (text and photos)

They end up being prostitutes, slave labor or sell their organs for magical rituals for less than 50 euros or several sacks of potatoes. They are trafficked by their own acquaintances and relatives. Some escape and manage to narrate the lived horror. There are associations that fight between threats to free them. Less than 10 percent will go home.
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