Open Veins of Latin America: Five Centuries of the Pillage of a Continent

by Eduardo Galeano

“it’s worthwhile to die for things without which it’s not worthwhile to live.”

bisexual god of the Incas.

Brazilian anthropologist Darcy Ribeiro estimates that more than half the aboriginal population of America, Australia, and Oceania died from the contamination of first contact with white men.

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Nor, indeed, can the existence of wealthy capitalist centers in our own time be explained without the existence of poor and subjected outskirts: the one and the other make up the same system.