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Wednesday, October 30, 2013

POST by ELIEZER: Parties, Machetes, Alcohol, a Fight and Dead People

Eliezer at a pond in Richmond, Virginia

Hello, my name is Eliezer. This time I am going to tell you about what happened in a street fight that left many hurt and two people dead, at a time we celebrate each year across Nicaragua.

On both the first and the 10th of August each year, there is a parade called the “IPICO.” Horses and carriages represent each Nicaraguan city, and in every town there are different activities for the local people to participate in.

My village chose a girl to be the queen of the party. They called her the Beautiful Indian. At the party in our barrio there were games and activities for the people to partake in. Men on horses walked through the crowds and everyone gathered around and played a game called the “Oily Pig.”

This game is a lot of fun. You see, there is a pig that they smother in oil, and then they let the pig go and you have to try and catch the small animal. It’s really hard. Whoever grabs the pig without letting go is pronounced the winner.

In this game the participants are formed into eight groups. There are three men per group. One person in the group has to go and catch the pig, and this is how my story starts.

At this celebration my cousin, , decided to play with a group of friends. When the game started everyone went to grab the pig and it was a tough fight. When someone had grabbed the pig, someone else came along and pushed the other fella off of the pig, freeing the grunting animal and creating an escape route for the wee mammal.

In one of these fights my cousin, Marcial, grabbed the pig but a man punched him from behind and my cousin fell unconscious.

When he woke up, the game was already over, but my cousin was really angry because of what had happened to him. My cousin went to go and drink alcohol at 6pm in the evening.

My cousin, Marcial, went to the man that had punched him in the game, to talk to him about the punch. The man who’d punched him grabbed a bottle and struck him over the head and he fell to the ground with blood gushing from the wound. A fight erupted and all of my cousin’s friends started to fight against those who were beating them.

Marcial stood up and grabbed a stick and started to hit the man who was attacking him and it turned into a massive brawl, with all of my cousin's friends fighting against the friends of the man who had slugged my cousin.

One of my cousin’s friends got hit by a machete and cut his hand. And his other friend was stabbed with a knife in the stomach and all of his guts came flying out. My family was afraid that the assailants had killed my cousin.

At that time my cousin was fighting with the man, but the man had a machete and my cousin only a stick, so my cousin grabbed a rock and hit him on the head, but other men arrived and started to beat my cousin. They left him in a wounded state, almost dead.

When the fight was finally over everyone realised that two people had died. One of the people murdered was a friend of my cousin and the other was a friend of the man who’d punched my cousin. Everyone else who’d participated in the battle was badly wounded. It was a very horrible fight. A celebration that sadly ended in tragedy.

I learnt through this horrendous event, that we can have black hearts, but we need to forgive and be patient because the loss of life from that celebration was needless and sad.

Thanks for reading my story.

Eliezer, the CHAMPION!

This story was written by a Nicaraguan youth, and was voluntarily given to Capital on the Edge for publishing. The subject choice was his entirely. He has elected to write about his experiences for the glory of God and so that others may learn from his experiences. The translation of this work is performed voluntarily and not professionally, hence there may be some errors. Any decisive deviation from the text is in consultation with the author, and is done so to make clear the life events written about and to provide further information so that the story is more understandable.

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Peleas y desastres en fiestas patrias de Nicaragua
Hola, mi nombre es eliezer esta bes les bengo a contar loque paso en pelea que dejo muchos eridos y 2 muertos en una fiesta que selebran cada a;o en toda nicaragua

El primero de agosto y el 10 de agosto asen cada a;o un desfile ipico de caballos y carosas que representa cada una de las siudades de nicaragua i en cada pueblo asen diferentes actividades
En mi pueblo escojen a una chica para coronarla reina de la fiesta la yaman la india bonita en esa fiesta asen juegos y actividades los hombres de el pueblo caminan en caballos y asen un juego que se llama el chancho lucio es un serdo que le echan aseite encima para que cuando lo quieran agarar sea mui dificil y el que lo logre agarar gana en ese juego se ponen 3 grupos de hombres i en cada grupo son 8 uno del grupo tiene que agarar y asi ganar y de hay comiensa mi historia.

Ese dia mi primo  desidio jugar con un grupo de amigos ese juegocuando comenso el juego y todos salieron a agarar el cerdo fue una lucha mui dura cuando alguien lo agaraba benia hotro lo empujaba para que lo soltara en una de esas luchas mi primo  lo logro agarar pero un hombre lo golpeo por detrás y mi primo quedo inconciente.

Cuando desperto ya abia terminado el juego pero mi primo estaba mui enojado por lo que le abian echo y mi primo se puso a tomar alcool a eso como de las 6 pm de la tarde mi primo  fue donde el hombre que lo abia golpeado para reclamarle qu porque lo abia golpeado el hombre agarro una botella de bidrio i le pego en la cabesa a mi primo y callo al suelo tirando sangre y todos los amigos de mi primo comensaron a pelear contra los que lo abian golpeado.

Mi primo se lebanto y agaro un palo y comenso a golpear al hombre y se iso una pelea de todos los que estaban hay los amigos de mi primo estaban peleando contra los amigos de el hombre que abia golpeado a mi primo a uno de los amigos de mi primo le abian pegado un machetaso y le cortaron la mano y a hotro le sacaron las tripas con un cuchillo mi familia estaba con miedo de que mataran a mi primo.
En ese momento mi primo estaba peleando con el hombre pero el hombre tenia un machete y mi primo solo un palo asi que mi primo agarro una piedra i le rajo la cabesa pero hotros hombres llegaron y comensaron a golpear a mi primo lo dejaron erido casi muriendo cuando termino la pelea abian 2 muertos uno era amigo de mi primo y el hotro amigo de el hombre y abian muchos eridos fue una pelea muy horible una selebracion que termino en trajedia.

Loque nos ense;a que no hay que tener maldad en nuestro corazon y perdonar y ser paciente porque eso podria ebitar una trajedia.
Gracias por leer mi historia.

Thursday, March 7, 2013

Political: The battle to Define Hugo Chavez's Legacy



Two days ago, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez died at the age of 58. It's clear that Chavez had the support of millions of Venezuelans and other people around the world during his life and in his death. It's clear that he loved the Venezuelan people and that they loved him. Chavez helped to bring down the poverty rate in Venezuela and moved to help the poor around the world. As a result, the Venezuelan people continued to return him to power through relatively free and fair elections.

However, I've never been convinced that he loved them more than he hated the United States or than he loved himself. While I admired his struggle against cancer these last few months, one couldn't help but be embarrassed by the hiding of his medical condition and his two month disappearance from the country over which he had been recently elected president.

He also made some important criticisms of the United States and the current global economic arrangements but then would blame the US for causing earthquakes in Haiti and lend support to murderous regimes and leaders throughout the world. He acted more out of a hatred for the US than he did solidarity for much of the world's most vulnerable. His anti-Americanism was on full display on the day of his death with Vice President Maduro's attacks against the United States for giving Hugo Chavez cancer and the expulsion of two US government employees…

While estimates seem to vary - I'm not sure that anyone really knows - Nicaragua has received $2.5 billion or so from Venezuela over the last several years. Daniel Ortega and the Nicaraguan government have used that support to fund a variety of social programmes and to consolidate power. Ortega is popular enough to stand on his own in Nicaragua although it's unclear how well the Nicaraguan economy will adjust should the next government in Venezuela change in any fundamental way its financial support to its Central American partner.

Tuesday, March 5, 2013

POLITICS: Venezuelan President, Hugo Chavez, Dead


"It has been reported in Venezuela that President Hugo Chavez has died after a long battle with cancer. Vice President Nicolas Maduro reportedly took to Venezuelan television to announce the 58-year-old had passed away.
He had been suffering an undisclosed pelvic cancer since June 2011 and had undergone four operations in Cuba. His last surgery was on December 11 and he had not been seen in public since."

This report could POTENTIALLY be huge for Nicaragua, as they depend on Venezuela for so much - particularly in terms of their relationship through ALBA.

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Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Crime: Police Officer Killed in Ambush in RAAS


The deadly assault is the second alleged raid by rearmed contras in less than a month in the RAAS. On Sept. 27, a self-proclaimed contra group identifying itself as the “25th of June Brigade” raided a police post in the municipality of El Tortuguero and stole two AK-47s, a rifle and handgun.

The group then released a communiqué stating that the guns “are now in the hands of the rebels to defend the people of Nicaragua against the repression of the Orteguistas.”

The Nicaraguan army and police have repeatedly denied the existence of rearmed contra groups in Nicaragua. They claim the armed groups are “common delinquents.”

Common delinquency is also the police’s official explanation for yesterday’s arms bust in Managua. Police intelligence yesterday intercepted 13 AK-47s and an M-16 assault rifle that were hidden inside suitcases smuggled aboard a bus heading to Jalapa, near the Honduran border.