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17 December 2009 I’m not sure Dionne Warwick was talking about San José, Costa Rica when she sang, “I’ve got lots of friends in San José.” However, the lyrics fit perfectly. Finally, after more than 70 countries through which the World March has passed we reach a country without an army and you can immediately feel the difference […] 17 December 2009 Day 15 Today early morning we were in Manhiça to take part in the events of celebration of the passage of MM in this city. We were greeted with enthusiastic chants of a group of children and local humanists, then we went to the place where they would perform the ceremony with a representative of […] | Comments are closed | |  (1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)
 Loading...17 December 2009 Day 14 Today we went to Tofinho (one of the beaches of Inhambane), a place where 500 years ago slaves were thrown against the rocks and angry waves. Today there persists a monument as a way to pay tribute to all those who were brutally raped. When we arrived we dedicate some time to meditate […] | Comments are closed | | (1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)
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