The voice of the Orejiverde

Our friend Daniel Canosa continues to work tirelessly with libraries and communication in Argentina. He has replicated the note we wrote about the beginning of the "Taramuyke" Library, in Potrero Grande, San Ignacio.

"From the Rural Libraries of Cajamarca comes more happy news, a new rural library has been incorporated - bringing reading to new communities, an unprecedented event in the history of library services for indigenous communities that continues adding commitments to bring reading to villages far from urban centres.

Probably it is in that word, persistence, where you can find some explanations to this true social and cultural phenomenon, an example that continues to endure through time, and where we ask ourselves how it was possible, that the simple idea of ​​sharing readings in rural contexts, continues to generate adscriptions among peoples, where the collective and disinterested effort of a dream that just turned 48 on 31^st March is appreciated ... They symbolize good reasons to try to imitate their walk, and that ours, enriched, open in new directions without forgetting these teachings.

On behalf of Orejiverde, congratulations friends! "

The complete note in this link:

http://www.elorejiverde.com/toda-la-tierra-es-una-sola-alma/4961-taramuyke-una-nueva-biblioteca-rural

Thanks Daniel!