Yalitza Aparicio has an encounter with Rigoberta Menchú

Yalitza Aparicio meets in Guatemala to film his participation in the documentary “Peace Peace Now Now”. Inside this road, lactuz tuvo la oportunidad de conocer a Rigoberta Menchú, Nobel Prize of the Paz in 1992, and also to the actress Maria Mercedes Coroy.

The actress of “Rome” shared photos of the encounter in the stories of her Instagram account. The three images come to the three convincing women, and can be appreciated at the moment when Menchú the Regal takes a look at the Mexican actress. ‘One of the most rewarding finds of this journey”, Write the teacher also.

For its part, María Mercedes Coroy also shared photos of the reunion, in which the Guatemalan activist Leticia Teleguario also appeared.

“He also thinks he’s very personal, but he’s inspiring and personal. Hay have the privilege of sharing with 3 women @yalitzaapariciomtz @rigobertamenchu ​​@letty_teleguario who with their lives, motivates me to follow adelante, luchando por mis sueños y creyendo que todos los días podemos crecer y ser mejores cuando unimos fuerzas, trabajando en lo que nos hace felices, pero también aportando para lograr cambios de mentalidad en una sociedad donde todos buscamos igualinche laagon serie.

Inclusion of votes for a diverse continent

“Peace Peace Now Now” is a project that denounces gender violence in Latin America, and in which actresses such as Daniela Vega participate in Ester Exposito, as well as the vocalist of the musical group Garbage, Shirley Manson.

In the principles of this week, the teacher also shares the first images of his participation in the production, directed by Daniela Vega. In the meantime, Yalitza Aparicio was observed aboard a motorboat, in some recounting of Guatemala, during the filming of the third episode.

‘It’s emotional to think that these stories are contrasted from the perspective of four women, one of the ones that are hidden in our camps in some way, y hemos buscado traer vital attention to his cases ”, said the Mexican actress in an interview with the agency EFE.

The documentary is modeled on my series and contrasts with four episodes, each one of them protagonized by the famous characters.

The objective is to lead communes of distant parts of the continent to the end of recovering testimonies of women who have mastered violent violence.

One of the capitals is protagonist of Esther Exhibit and is written in Barcelona, ​​Spain, in the last days. This is directed by the reconnaissance filmmaker of a Goya Isabel Coixet (The Bookstore, My Life Is Me). Aunado a esto, se rodó ya el primer episodio, met Shirley Manson, en Santiago de Chile.

The nearest entrance, from Daniela Vega, is committed to covering the issue of machismo through an international issue. As proof of this, it is concentrated on giving a camp of women displaced by the violence and conflict in Colombia and named as “The City of Women”.

For its part, Yalitza Aparicio will lead to the violence and sexual abuse that the women of the Sepur Zarco region are facing, in that it is one of the most challenging events in the history of Guatemala, the one that was killed only by a civil war that lasted 36 years. Sepur Zarco was robbed by military women who had been sexually assaulted and abused by decades of indigenous women of origin Q’echi.

Ester Exhibition has a visit to Mexican periodist Lydia Cacho, who knows how to kill in Spain the law of having received death plans to denounce a group of pedophiles that has a lot of influence with very prominent politicians in Mexico.

Shirley Manson forms part of Chile’s episode, while interviewing Cueca Sola’s resistance group, women who will suffer the disappearance of their couples and marriages to military personnel belonging to the regime of dictator Augusto Pinochet.

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