“If they kill me, I shall arise again in the Salvadoran people,” said Archbishop Oscar Romero 29 years ago, just two weeks before he was gunned down by a sniper while saying mass.
A moving, timely and insightful piece written by a journalist who cares so deeply about other people's freedom that he's dedicated his life to following the sound of the guns and filming the awful results of colonialism and savage capitalism vs the people.
We're filming a documentary on the lasting effects of the civil war violence in El Salvador, continuing cycles of poverty, and future impact of the FMLN's recent victory with Funes's election. If you're interested, the production blog has more information about the project at www.returntoelsalvador.com.
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A moving, timely and insightful piece written by a journalist who cares so deeply about other people's freedom that he's dedicated his life to following the sound of the guns and filming the awful results of colonialism and savage capitalism vs the people.
We're filming a documentary on the lasting effects of the civil war violence in El Salvador, continuing cycles of poverty, and future impact of the FMLN's recent victory with Funes's election. If you're interested, the production blog has more information about the project at www.returntoelsalvador.com.
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