Commemoration of Salvadoran Student Massacre of 1975, Rescuing Historical Memory in Analysis For Today

On July 30, 1975, students from the National University of El Salvador  were marching to protest repression by the military, which had taken over the campus in Santa Ana on July 25. General Arturo Armando Molina ordered the Salvadoran National Guard to suppress the protest with machine guns and tanks, killing and wounding an unknown number. Now,  President Bukele attempts to erase history and implements military and police repression.
 
Speakers:
CARLOS CASTANEDA, Secretary of International Relations of the fmln, and former Vice-Chancellor of El Salvador
MIRIAM LILIANA DIAZ, Sub-Secretary of Political Education and member of the Political Commission of the fmln
RICARDO CALDERON, professor in the Department of Journalism at the University of El Salvador in 1975

Poetry by RAFAEL JESUS GONZALEZ
Music by ENRIQUE RAMIREZ AND GERMAN ESCOBAR
folkloric dance by GRUPO MAIZ

Register in advance for this free event:
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Sponsored by the Bay Area chapter of the Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador (CISPES) and the Northern California Farabundo Marti front for National Liberation (Nor Cal fmln)
 
For more information, contact Bay Area CISPES at 415-503-0789 or  
bayarea@cispes.org