Latin American Thought Seminar Distinguished Women (Three Mothers)
Llosa Celia de la Serna, a summary of his life and work. The whole world turned to socialism. For Adys M.
Cupull
"... and not the mother you are speaking, is an old lady who wants to see the world turned to socialism" Celia de la Serna
Llosa Celia de la Serna, is the land of San Jose Martin and Ernesto Che Guevara. From there, where empinan snow-capped peaks of the Andes and Aconcagua rises. From where they meet the waters of the Parana and Uruguay to form the wide open estuary of La Plata. From the land of the pampas and the mate, which echo the voices of Martin Fierro and Don Segundo Sombra, and radiate to the world's verses Alfonsina Storni and the tangos of Carlos Gardel. In the homeland of the legendary Evita Peron, the Kapok tree which grows in clusters whose bright red flowers, lies the symbol of the nation. Born in Buenos Aires on June 23, 1906. His paternal grandfather, Juan Martín de la Serna, owned large estates, participated in the Desert Campaign waged for decades by the armies of soldiers, cowboys who exterminated the indigenous population to seize the land. Thus acquired new properties in the province of Cordoba, where a railway station and turn the place where you are, take their name. As was customary at the time, bought the title of Senator of the Republic which allowed him to increase his wealth. Juan Martín de la Serna, was descendant of Viceroy de la Serna, English who ruled Peru in the eighteenth century. Celia's father was named Juan Martín de la Serna Ugalde, from very young he joined the ranks of the radicals and maintained a firm stance against corruption. He studied law and social sciences. Stood out as leader of the Young People's Radical Liberal Party. Was a university professor, National Deputy and heir of major fortune. His mother was Catholic, and family descendant from Spain. Celia had two sisters and two orphan hermanos.Quedó a child and grew under his older brothers in a family belonging to the aristocracy of Buenos Aires. Simple woman and communicative virtues that distinguished. By family tradition he was educated in a Catholic Institution for Girls. From an early age was the rebellion against injustice, willingness, courage and boldness. In this institution he attended primary grades, and part of the side, in addition to attending Mass, she learned sewing, embroidery, knitting. He studied French, then he learned some English and German. Since Young was a tireless reader. He met top authors including Amado Nervo, María Rosa Oliver, Gabriela Mistral. As a youth he read Charles Baudelaire, Paul Verlaine and Stéphane Mallarmé. Frequently visited the farm of his parents, loved nature, played tennis, rode horses, swam in rivers. It was one of the first Argentine women to board a plane with his brother Jorge was learning to fly. In 1926, without completing his school studies, and at the insistence of the nuns and the family to take habits, left the School for Young Ladies. In early 1927, opposed by the family, promised in marriage to Ernesto Guevara Lynch, whose family also owned estates. An intense love that was separated from her sisters. Married to the architect Ernesto Guevara accompanied him to the jungles of Caraguatay in the province of Misiones, where they owned land planted with grass mate. There began a new life as wife, mother, and was adapted to the environment where the population was predominantly Guaraní workers in the hacienda, with whom he lived. There she spent her first pregnancy. And back to his firstborn. Had five children. In 1936, concerned about the health of his eldest son, moved from Buenos Aires to Altagracia in the province of Cordoba. As she had not completed their higher studies, continued to distance from Alta Gracia. Celia became the teacher of your child when health reasons prevented the child go to school. Was permanent collaborator Elementary School Jose de San Martin, attended by their children. Outstanding women at the time rigorous and taboos which he lived. Considered and loved by the poor families of Alta Gracia, his house became the place that all children share. Driving the family car and carrying their children and other children to school. Was updated national and international events, was regarded as a politicized woman whose transmitting knowledge to others. Worried about the border disputes and the war that took place in El Chaco, between Bolivia and Paraguay. And with her husband founded the Action Committee for Help Argentina to help the Republicans during the English Civil War, and concluded this. During World War II, when Europe was developing fascism and Germany invaded other countries, Celia was attentive to the Franco-German armistice. Charles De Gaulle knew that was in England from where he gave a call to resistance for the independence of their homeland. Celia lived in the city of Cordoba and founded the Committee for aid to Charles De Gaulle. The pride and concern in his life were his children, required the study and graduation of each in his college career. He was argumentative and loving mother who instilled the values \u200b\u200bof solidarity, justice, humanism, amor por la lectura, amor a la naturaleza. Fue madre y amiga de su hijo mayor y no aprobó de inmediato sus primeras acciones internacionalistas. Razón por lo cual en una importante carta Ernesto le pide que sea como Mariana Grajales, la madre de los Maceo, Y le reafirma que estaba actuando en contra de sus propias convicciones. Desde 1956, Cuba comenzó a ser el centro de sus desvelos, el apoyo al Ejército Rebelde se hacía desde su propia casa, donde cada noche, trataban de escuchar las comunicaciones a través de Radio Rebelde. Fue a partir de 1959, cuando comenzó la transformación que la convertiría en aliada de las ideas socialistas de su hijo que defendió conscientemente, igualmente a Cuba y la Primera Revolución Socialista of America. He spoke of the Revolution in various forums, universities and institutions and workplaces of various cities: Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, Brazil and Cuba. Wrote the chronicles of his first trip to the island, published in Communist Party newspaper in his country. Collaborated with the National Liberation Movement in Argentina. He faced the reaction without fear. Drew together hundreds of young women and men who heard his lectures, with a quick speech, profound, courageous. He wrote several articles about Cuba in the weekly VANGUARD Buenos Aires, with the title THE WORK OF THE CUBAN REVOLUTION. When the invasion of United States Cuba, by Giron, Celia was made available from the Embassy of Cuba in Buenos Aires. In 1962 the Cuban people lived along the historic events of the October Crisis. In that month and year his house was raided at home, by the Special Branch of the Federal Coordination. Also searched the apartment of his daughter Celia. On March 28, 1963 on his last trip back to his village, went to Italy, Prague, from Europe traveled to Rio de Janeiro and and from there by bus to Uruguay, then to the city of Salto, on the border with Argentina. When ready to go on a boat both sides of the river Uruguay, Buenos Aires to continue to reach the city of Concordia, where he was arrested at 11 and 20 on 23 April 1963, registered in the charges as dangerous. The news spread around the world distorted, full of lies "Mrs. Celia de la Serna Guevara, Castro's mother known leader Che Guevara, the lady named, was traveling from Salto, Uruguay, and had plenty of material and Castro's communist propaganda." His case was taken to the court of Conception of Uruguay in order to be received and lodged in the public jail, accused of Communist leanings make propaganda. She was taken under armed guard for questioning and trial, and incommunicado in the Local Public Prison will be applied repressive laws that violated the Constitution National. The material employed was as follows: A booklet RevoluciónFotos Autocrítica of Celia with her son and nietosUna Cuban flag with the insignia and venezolana.Fue then transferred to the Prison for Women in Buenos Aires, he had been acquitted in the trial, but the Executive does not accept the decision. He was ordered to declaring an official of the government of Fidel Castro. After two months in prison, the judge's intervention was decisive Kent to win their freedom. Constituted a court in the same prison, the trial ended early on June 24 and ordered to release her immediately taken out of prison. Outside were his children and a high Argentine military leader, who moved into his private car to his farm near the border with Brazil, where he stayed for some days. Later pretending to be his wife crossed the border and moved to Montevideo. Argentina in the years of the decade of 1960 was a country occupied by his own army. Sick continued to support the Cuban Revolution. He returned home and lived underground, was one of the most sought. Had circumvented the injustice committed. Shortly after release he received a letter from his son Ernesto, with passage to Cuba, but refused to go on to explain that went into exile in Uruguay to continue as at present working in defense of Cuba, who was working on behalf of the people of America. The prison made him suffer and meditate. Robusteció revolutionary consciousness. He left convinced that the only way they had left the villages was the struggle to reach their final release. Celia was operated after the prison, his health failed most. But it stopped being a mother and grandmother, demanding and generous. He died on May 18, 1965, called John Martin and Robert, two children met the same birthday and congratulated. His son Ernest was in the Congo, uninformed opponents publicly about his disappearance. Days before he replied to her, a letter that asked Celia to go to Cuba. Informing him that his son would go to cut cane, which he never believed for his shrewdness, and he responded with the hope of knowing the truth of his absence, the international mission in Africa, which prevented his death she knew. In all his children contributed to the liberal education they have, and ensured the unity of the family, which includes through documents and family letters. Celia said to his son Ernesto, a letter that he never could read, which turned his mother's pain, her doubts, her maternal instinct that made him jump on the defensive alerting. Defending Socialism as Social System fairer the world. At the end of this letter reads: "... and not the mother you are speaking, is an old lady who wants to see the world turned to socialism."
Fuentes. Froilan Gonzalez and Adys Cupull, Unfinished Song, Editora Política 1998 Amor Revolucionario
Idem, Editor. Xalaparta, Spain
Idem Unfinished Song, Editor of the People, China, 2008
Idem Unfinished Song, Southern Publishers, Quito, Ecuador 2009
Llosa Celia de la Serna, a summary of his life and work. The whole world turned to socialism. For Adys M.
Cupull
"... and not the mother you are speaking, is an old lady who wants to see the world turned to socialism" Celia de la Serna
Llosa Celia de la Serna, is the land of San Jose Martin and Ernesto Che Guevara. From there, where empinan snow-capped peaks of the Andes and Aconcagua rises. From where they meet the waters of the Parana and Uruguay to form the wide open estuary of La Plata. From the land of the pampas and the mate, which echo the voices of Martin Fierro and Don Segundo Sombra, and radiate to the world's verses Alfonsina Storni and the tangos of Carlos Gardel. In the homeland of the legendary Evita Peron, the Kapok tree which grows in clusters whose bright red flowers, lies the symbol of the nation. Born in Buenos Aires on June 23, 1906. His paternal grandfather, Juan Martín de la Serna, owned large estates, participated in the Desert Campaign waged for decades by the armies of soldiers, cowboys who exterminated the indigenous population to seize the land. Thus acquired new properties in the province of Cordoba, where a railway station and turn the place where you are, take their name. As was customary at the time, bought the title of Senator of the Republic which allowed him to increase his wealth. Juan Martín de la Serna, was descendant of Viceroy de la Serna, English who ruled Peru in the eighteenth century. Celia's father was named Juan Martín de la Serna Ugalde, from very young he joined the ranks of the radicals and maintained a firm stance against corruption. He studied law and social sciences. Stood out as leader of the Young People's Radical Liberal Party. Was a university professor, National Deputy and heir of major fortune. His mother was Catholic, and family descendant from Spain. Celia had two sisters and two orphan hermanos.Quedó a child and grew under his older brothers in a family belonging to the aristocracy of Buenos Aires. Simple woman and communicative virtues that distinguished. By family tradition he was educated in a Catholic Institution for Girls. From an early age was the rebellion against injustice, willingness, courage and boldness. In this institution he attended primary grades, and part of the side, in addition to attending Mass, she learned sewing, embroidery, knitting. He studied French, then he learned some English and German. Since Young was a tireless reader. He met top authors including Amado Nervo, María Rosa Oliver, Gabriela Mistral. As a youth he read Charles Baudelaire, Paul Verlaine and Stéphane Mallarmé. Frequently visited the farm of his parents, loved nature, played tennis, rode horses, swam in rivers. It was one of the first Argentine women to board a plane with his brother Jorge was learning to fly. In 1926, without completing his school studies, and at the insistence of the nuns and the family to take habits, left the School for Young Ladies. In early 1927, opposed by the family, promised in marriage to Ernesto Guevara Lynch, whose family also owned estates. An intense love that was separated from her sisters. Married to the architect Ernesto Guevara accompanied him to the jungles of Caraguatay in the province of Misiones, where they owned land planted with grass mate. There began a new life as wife, mother, and was adapted to the environment where the population was predominantly Guaraní workers in the hacienda, with whom he lived. There she spent her first pregnancy. And back to his firstborn. Had five children. In 1936, concerned about the health of his eldest son, moved from Buenos Aires to Altagracia in the province of Cordoba. As she had not completed their higher studies, continued to distance from Alta Gracia. Celia became the teacher of your child when health reasons prevented the child go to school. Was permanent collaborator Elementary School Jose de San Martin, attended by their children. Outstanding women at the time rigorous and taboos which he lived. Considered and loved by the poor families of Alta Gracia, his house became the place that all children share. Driving the family car and carrying their children and other children to school. Was updated national and international events, was regarded as a politicized woman whose transmitting knowledge to others. Worried about the border disputes and the war that took place in El Chaco, between Bolivia and Paraguay. And with her husband founded the Action Committee for Help Argentina to help the Republicans during the English Civil War, and concluded this. During World War II, when Europe was developing fascism and Germany invaded other countries, Celia was attentive to the Franco-German armistice. Charles De Gaulle knew that was in England from where he gave a call to resistance for the independence of their homeland. Celia lived in the city of Cordoba and founded the Committee for aid to Charles De Gaulle. The pride and concern in his life were his children, required the study and graduation of each in his college career. He was argumentative and loving mother who instilled the values \u200b\u200bof solidarity, justice, humanism, amor por la lectura, amor a la naturaleza. Fue madre y amiga de su hijo mayor y no aprobó de inmediato sus primeras acciones internacionalistas. Razón por lo cual en una importante carta Ernesto le pide que sea como Mariana Grajales, la madre de los Maceo, Y le reafirma que estaba actuando en contra de sus propias convicciones. Desde 1956, Cuba comenzó a ser el centro de sus desvelos, el apoyo al Ejército Rebelde se hacía desde su propia casa, donde cada noche, trataban de escuchar las comunicaciones a través de Radio Rebelde. Fue a partir de 1959, cuando comenzó la transformación que la convertiría en aliada de las ideas socialistas de su hijo que defendió conscientemente, igualmente a Cuba y la Primera Revolución Socialista of America. He spoke of the Revolution in various forums, universities and institutions and workplaces of various cities: Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, Brazil and Cuba. Wrote the chronicles of his first trip to the island, published in Communist Party newspaper in his country. Collaborated with the National Liberation Movement in Argentina. He faced the reaction without fear. Drew together hundreds of young women and men who heard his lectures, with a quick speech, profound, courageous. He wrote several articles about Cuba in the weekly VANGUARD Buenos Aires, with the title THE WORK OF THE CUBAN REVOLUTION. When the invasion of United States Cuba, by Giron, Celia was made available from the Embassy of Cuba in Buenos Aires. In 1962 the Cuban people lived along the historic events of the October Crisis. In that month and year his house was raided at home, by the Special Branch of the Federal Coordination. Also searched the apartment of his daughter Celia. On March 28, 1963 on his last trip back to his village, went to Italy, Prague, from Europe traveled to Rio de Janeiro and and from there by bus to Uruguay, then to the city of Salto, on the border with Argentina. When ready to go on a boat both sides of the river Uruguay, Buenos Aires to continue to reach the city of Concordia, where he was arrested at 11 and 20 on 23 April 1963, registered in the charges as dangerous. The news spread around the world distorted, full of lies "Mrs. Celia de la Serna Guevara, Castro's mother known leader Che Guevara, the lady named, was traveling from Salto, Uruguay, and had plenty of material and Castro's communist propaganda." His case was taken to the court of Conception of Uruguay in order to be received and lodged in the public jail, accused of Communist leanings make propaganda. She was taken under armed guard for questioning and trial, and incommunicado in the Local Public Prison will be applied repressive laws that violated the Constitution National. The material employed was as follows: A booklet RevoluciónFotos Autocrítica of Celia with her son and nietosUna Cuban flag with the insignia and venezolana.Fue then transferred to the Prison for Women in Buenos Aires, he had been acquitted in the trial, but the Executive does not accept the decision. He was ordered to declaring an official of the government of Fidel Castro. After two months in prison, the judge's intervention was decisive Kent to win their freedom. Constituted a court in the same prison, the trial ended early on June 24 and ordered to release her immediately taken out of prison. Outside were his children and a high Argentine military leader, who moved into his private car to his farm near the border with Brazil, where he stayed for some days. Later pretending to be his wife crossed the border and moved to Montevideo. Argentina in the years of the decade of 1960 was a country occupied by his own army. Sick continued to support the Cuban Revolution. He returned home and lived underground, was one of the most sought. Had circumvented the injustice committed. Shortly after release he received a letter from his son Ernesto, with passage to Cuba, but refused to go on to explain that went into exile in Uruguay to continue as at present working in defense of Cuba, who was working on behalf of the people of America. The prison made him suffer and meditate. Robusteció revolutionary consciousness. He left convinced that the only way they had left the villages was the struggle to reach their final release. Celia was operated after the prison, his health failed most. But it stopped being a mother and grandmother, demanding and generous. He died on May 18, 1965, called John Martin and Robert, two children met the same birthday and congratulated. His son Ernest was in the Congo, uninformed opponents publicly about his disappearance. Days before he replied to her, a letter that asked Celia to go to Cuba. Informing him that his son would go to cut cane, which he never believed for his shrewdness, and he responded with the hope of knowing the truth of his absence, the international mission in Africa, which prevented his death she knew. In all his children contributed to the liberal education they have, and ensured the unity of the family, which includes through documents and family letters. Celia said to his son Ernesto, a letter that he never could read, which turned his mother's pain, her doubts, her maternal instinct that made him jump on the defensive alerting. Defending Socialism as Social System fairer the world. At the end of this letter reads: "... and not the mother you are speaking, is an old lady who wants to see the world turned to socialism."
Fuentes. Froilan Gonzalez and Adys Cupull, Unfinished Song, Editora Política 1998 Amor Revolucionario
Idem, Editor. Xalaparta, Spain
Idem Unfinished Song, Editor of the People, China, 2008
Idem Unfinished Song, Southern Publishers, Quito, Ecuador 2009