#Nunca nunca

[guessimdumb]

Los Shakers - Nunca Nunca (Never Never) (1965)

Uruguay's Los Shakers with a very charming bossa nova flavored tune.

Marimbo!

[ebirodz]

Un brindis por la verdad más absoluta de Anna Todd "Nadie escribe de sentimientos como Colleen Hoover". No he podido parar, no sabía que sentir por Raley, desee tener alguien para procesarle un nunca nunca al más puro estilo de Charlie y Silas y ahora solo quiero encontrar mi propio 9 de noviembre.

[gummy-sweet]

Dile a tu silencio que no me grite tanto, ya entendí, ya me voy.

[easchiavi]

[bookwyrminspiration]

no sé cómo decir nadaaa

[diariodeunpoeta]

Una vez me dijieron: Nunca dejes ir algo que verdaderamente amas.

Y me hizo pensar, ¿Qué pasa si ese algo no quiere permanecer a mi lado ¿Qué pasa si lo que verdaderamente amo, no me ama? ¿Cómo dejaría ir algo que ni siquiera me pertenece?

[ya-no-la-quiero]

Orgullo y prejuicio / Jane Austen

[te-de-mandarina]

(Encontré esto dando vueltas por twitter)

[dani-r]

Milei presented today to the congress a project that turns him into king.

A project that allows the forces to send you to jail if you protest, no middle grounds. That gives room to consider groupings of three persons or more that are manifesting, a crime. That gives more tools to police to justify shooting you to death. That allows the State to sell everything, our satellites, our airline, our gas, our petrol, our lands... and more, to private foreign companies.

They are trying to override more than 300 laws with one unilateral decree. Now they are presenting this project to the congress, just in case the dictatorial decree is rejected.

If any of these two passes, Argentina gets a crazed king. Is the Excecutive power overpowering the Legislative and Judicial. Is the legalization of political prosecution, is the selling of all of our assets, is the end of hard earned rights for the workers.

Today I went to the streets, to protest this, I got lucky to not get punched by the police just by a hair. We will keep going out, we will keep getting organized. Is that, or Caligula wins.

I write this in english, bc for argentinian social media we have the rest, where we are raging. But also, because the fight is on the streets, on the congress, on all that any organized collective can do to stop him. Here, is just to inform mutuals and foreign friends that this is what happens when the people votes the right and its more deformed version: ancaps. Now, to stop him is key, not only for Argentina, but for the whole region.

[moonmonnu]

She always wants to be forgiven, but the devil does what you ask of him

[notcrowleybutcouldbe]

No puedo creer que hayan ganado negacionistas de la dictadura, realmente tengo ganas de llorar

[easchiavi]

[heinous-bitch]

Fuente: El Gato y La Caja (IG: elgatoylacaja)

[lusidraws]

El 24 de marzo se conmemora el día nacional de la Memoria por la Verdad y la Justicia en Argentina por las víctimas de la última dictadura militar, una de las épocas más oscuras de nuestra historia.

En los años que duró esta dictadura 30 mil personas fueron desaparecidas, es por esto que decimos Nunca Más.

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On March 24, the national day of Remembrance for Truth and Justice is commemorated in Argentina for the victims of the last military dictatorship, one of the darkest times in our history.

In the years that this dictatorship lasted, 30 thousand people were disappeared, which is why we say Never Again.

[venusamabile]

since you yanks love numbers, can only talk about numbers, let's talk about numbers

the last military dictatorship in argentina:

-lasted 2818 days

-had 4 presidents: videla, viola, galtieri and bignone

-20 thousand factories closed

-over 800 clandestine detention centers were created

-external debt multiplied by six

-cumulative inflation between 1976 and 1983 reached 517000%

-over 200 songs were banned

-over 600 books were banned

-over 200 foreign movies and 130 local ones were banned and hundreds more were cut or censored

-over 14000 conscripts were sent to malvinas

-649 of them were killed and 350 committed suicide upon return

-at least 30000 brothers and sisters were detained, tortured and disappeared

-490 people were born in captivity. only 137 have been recovered

-at least 500000 argentines were exiled

-the first state to recognize videla as president was the usa

-the imf approved a loan for 110 million dollars to the junta the very same day of the coup, even before any state recognized it as government

[lo--que-nunca-te-dije]

Ustedes me ven normal, pero siempre tengo ganas de cog3r.