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Documentary Screening and Panel
The documentary unmasks the privileges of transnational corporations and shows the effects of capitalism on the social and ecological structures of indigenous communities in Mexico. The struggle of Mayan communities reveals the contrasts between traditional methods – sustainable and respectful of the ecosystem – and the industrial work that threatens to modify life as we know it.
Panel Participants:
- Robin Canul Suárez, documentary photographer and journalist, focuses on human rights and environmental issues.
- Leydy Pech, Goldman Environmental Prize, Mayan Beekeeper.
- Jorge Fernández Mendiburu, Human Rights lawyer. NGO “Indignación”.
In-person screening: Jefferson 320
Details
- Date:
- May 5, 2021
- Time:
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4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Venue
Department
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