Thurs. 4/6/15- It is 6:14 in the morning just got through
greeting our son Imenigi his good morning and for some reason we are thinking
about some information his grandfather shared with us a couple days ago.
Since the visit of Ambassador Todd Robinson to Labuga on the
30th April 2015, we have been trap trapped by a few curiosities. We are still
curious if Mr. Robins is the first Black Man to serve as an ambassador of the
United States in Guatemala.
Another curiosity that caught our attention is to verify if
Dr. Martin Luther King ever visited Guatemala. If so be the case, we know of
the person who was at the reception center when Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. signed for his room at Hotel
Del Norte in Puerto Barrios, in Izabal.
We are curious about the visits that Marcos Garvey made to
Guatemala, are the records available? Is it a fact that Che and Fidel Castro
also visited Labuga? We became aware of a visit from an ambassador of Haiti who
was a Black Man and later became the president; this particular person was in
Labuga to visit the late Pablo Mejia [Don Beto].
Wabuduha [Let's Vote] has brought us to this point. Wabuduha
is about a message from the past. Wabuduha is a voice of the past that is
speaking tthe present. Wabuduha from our point of view is political and for the
most part it is about voting.
We hope to vote for the third time in Guatemala these coming
elections. If you take a careful look at the list of names we have shared with
you so far, you may arrive at your own conclusion. They are political figures
with a cause.
Au- Le
Lúbara Huya
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