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PEARL FISHING </ p >
"we are all the currents that come from one water"
This piece of quartz was found
in the Atacama desert, Chile.
The stone is 3,000 years old
and contains a drop of water. </ P>
The desert in Chile
is the driest place on earth. </ P>
From here,
Astronomers find water
in almost the entire universe.
There is water on the planets.
There is water vapor in some nebula.
There is ice on other celestial bodies.
On earth, and elsewhere,
water is important for life to keep going.
Every night
a new planet is found,
who might have water.
When I see stars,
I am interested in the importance of water.
It seems that water comes from outer space,
and life is brought to earth by comets,
which form the oceans.
Water,
the longest border of Chile,
formed the famous estuary as Western Patagonia.
Here,
Cordillera of the Andes mountains drowned in water </ p >
and bring up thousands of islands.
Cordillera is an eternal place.
Rain islands.
My distant relatives live here.
Our roof is made of zinc,
makes a sound with rain,
the sound is reassuring and protects me. </ P>
The voice is accompanying all my life.
When the water moves,
the universe also moves.
Water receives the power of the planet,
channels it to the earth,
and to all living things.
Water is an intermediary force
between stars and us. </ P>
Before white people come,
the first inhabitants of Patagonia,
live in harmony with the universe.
They carved stones for ensuring their future.
They traveled through the water.
They lived submerged in water.
They ate what water provided.
They arrived 10,000 years ago.
They were wanderers of water.
They lived in a monotone my
who moved through the sea between the cliffs.
They moved from island to island.
Every family keeps fire < > keep alive
in the middle of their canoe.
They have 5 groups:
Kaw sqar,
Selk & apos; nam,
Aoniken ,
Hausch,
and Yamana.
They travel by sea.
Sea...
The sea is one of the places I...
I grew up close to the sea,
I really like the sea. </ P>
I can travel by boat
as usual.
But now there are too many restrictions,
we are hardly allowed to go to sea.
Why ?
The Navy asked us too much to be able to go to sea.
I have a homemade boat.
That small ship > scare them.
They aren't familiar with the boat that goes like this.
That's why...
They claim to protect us,
but I don't think so.
I was told
if I crossed Cape Horn with my father.
The first time we crossed Cape Horn,
the weather was bad.
The wind was strong.
The sea was very dangerous,
but we passed safely.
How old were you at that time?
12 years.
We left Punta Arenas
head to Cape Horn then come back again.
Get it short, like this
because we are pedaling down.
How do you pedal?
How come it's not mounted on the boat?
No, we hold it.
The current doesn't drag the boat?
No.
Cape Horn? </ P>
The current holds the boat a little,
but the boat can still advance.
We still don't know
how they can predict the weather.
It is estimated that in the 19th century,
there are 8,000 people with 300 canoes,
sail around this vast archipelago .
Gabriela, you feel as a Chilean?
Not at all.
What do you feel?
Kaw sqar.
I didn't tell you...
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Once, with my mother,
we were on the island, close...
near Natales.
I don't know where to go.
I was sent there because we had no water.
There were no wells, no rivers, nothing.
We go to transport water.
You need energy to pedal.
It's not easy.
It's hard when it's windy.
The wind starts to tighten
and we don't can return to camp on the island.
So we have to know how to pedal,
just in case we need to leave from the problem. </ p >
We can't say,
"I can't pedal", it's impossible.
We must be able to do it.
I learned to dive,
I had to study. </ P>
I was 7 or 8 years old at the time. </ P>
I got shells during my first dive.
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That's when I was told
I could catch shellfish to eat
This is our food.
Previously, we only eat shellfish.
He accepted both the danger
and the food offered the sea for him.
But I, as a Chilean,
I don't feel close with the sea.
For the sea, I feel amazed
and at the same time, afraid.
This is because of childhood memories.
During the summer,
a friend of mine was dragged by a sea current.
He jumped from rock to stone,
in the middle of the waves,
the crashing, claw-like, between the rocks.
His body was never found.
He was my friend who was missing first time.
Patagonia natives
are the first and only maritime Chileans.
We, Chileans today
I asked Emma Malig,
my friend is a painter,
to show something that I've never seen.
Since I was a child,
I have never been able to see
the overall image of my country.
At school,
the walls aren't wide enough,
load country images that are so long.
Chile is divided into 3 regions:
north, middle, and south,
as if Chile is 3 countries. </ P>
I think this country has a wrong mission. </ P>
We have 4,200 km of coastline. </ P>
Probably the longest coastline in the world,
with the great mountains that separate it from the continents.
The desert north separates us
from western civilization and the south pole.
We are an island,
in a geographical sense,
in terms of human geography, etc.
We don't have a maritime tradition,
and we live in the interior.
But our valley is too narrow for agriculture,
so we build the future
in a crisis economic situation,
which is slowly declining almost destroyed.
This country has not utilized the sea well,
the vast oceans that stretch out in this country.
Few people give rights honor for the sea,
turn to admire the sea.
Not only admire it, but admit it
as part of our identity.
My country denies the Pacific Ocean,
the biggest sea of all the seas.
My country does not believe widely the Pacific Ocean
is the same as half as wide as the surface of the earth.
But, for the native population and astronomers,
the sea is an idea,
the concept is inseparable from life.
The long comet journey
that gives us dripping first water? </ P>
Each drop
is a separate world. </ P>
Each drop is breath > Native Americans believe all things are alive. </ P>
The stone is alive and has a soul,
the water is hiudp and has a soul. </ P>
So water is the source of music.
All moving moves sound.
And the universe is moving,
so there will always be sound.
Likewise with water.
Dan alam semesta adalah pergerakan,
jadi akan selalu ada suara.
Begitu juga dengan air.
If the earth is formed from different parts...
3 parts of water,
and 1 part of the ground,
what what we call & apos; ground & actually water.
Our bodies are made of water, the plants are water,
become all water,
with a little something more solid:
soil, stone, or bone.
But everything is water.
What we breathe even is water.
So there is no oddity in the fact that astrophysicists say
that the universe is full of with water.
I began to hear the sound of the river,
and suddenly I started to hear music.
The voiced river
was like thousands of voices that simultaneously .
We can separate the voices, hear them one by one,
and suddenly you hear...
and you hear it then...
you hear 2 different voices
and then the others...
And when you hear 10 voices...
that's when the beat happens.
When you hear noise, that's a song,
a different sound.
Marine experts teach me
that the way of thinking is like the sea.
The law of thought is the same as water,
is always ready
adjust with anything.
Is this possible to explain
how a group of people have lived here
for thousands of years,
in polar temperatures?
They live in remote areas,
at least the occupants.
They don't have a city,
no set up the monument,
but know how to draw.
One of these groups, Selk & apos; nam,
comes up with the idea
drawing their body.
After dead,
they believe they will become stars.
In their mythology
they arouse constellations of Orion,
and rays.
We still don't know
the meaning of these images.
Maybe the Chilean poet, Ra Zurl Zurita,
can help us.
People this is complex
and rich.
Their images show the whole universe,
how they paint the body,
how they change it.
For these people,
stars are the souls of their ancestors.
So what are they looking for,
telescope big in the north?
They search,
just,
for their ancestors,
to make the universe
closer.
In a possible way,
when an Indian see spirits and souls
ancestors, their warriors,
they somehow feel more close to the universe.
They know their deaths there.
So what do they want?
Telescopes for what,
space investigation?
To bring the universe closer .
It seems that throughout this development
is a nostalgic product deep,
the desire to get something returns,
something we already know, its poetic meaning,
something inseparable that we know.
In 1883,
the arrivals arrive,
the gold hunters,
military, police,
breeders,
and Catholic missionaries.
After centuries of living side by side with
water and stars,
the native population sees its world collapse.
Chilean Government,
who supports the colonies,
said the Indians were dirty,
thieves of cattle and savages.
They mostly settled on Dawson Island,
where their main mission was
They get rid of trust,
language, and their canoes.
They wear it with worn clothes
that are polluted
with the germs of civilization.
They are mostly
sick and die within less than 50 years.
Others prey
those who are called & apos; people hunters Indians. for each chest woman,
10 shillings for each ear child.
This story, I believe,
should be more frequent told.
Chilean arrivals,
are supported by foreigners,
control the south
to establish a company agriculture.
Chileans benefit,
buy or get land from the government
to be occupied and change it into a farm.
They start destroying southern people,
get rid of and kill them,
with savage as we know.
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None of the perpetrators
dengan biadab seperti yang kami ketahui.
Tak satupun pelaku
This massacre became a suspect.
Mother is water,
she is sea, canal, rain, all that.
When we think indigenous people
America,
we tend to think, as a historian,
that these people have > merge
with land, with their territory , with nature,
with water, in that case southerners.
They ruler of their country.
The last group drowned in misery
and alcohol.
In the eyes of immigrants,
they become a monster.
In the 16th century,
the Spaniards also saw monsters
in Patagonia.
They confirm the existence of barbaric giants. </ P>
They call it & apos; Patagone & apos;
because of their long legs.
I ask myself:
does the same thing happen in other planets?
What are people strongest
always dominates, anywhere?
One of the star planets Gliese,
found in Chile,
may have a vast ocean .
Could the planet be inhabited?
Could there be a tree to make a large canoe?
Could this planet be made a settlement
where can the Indians live peace?
Have thoughts like this makes no sense.
But I dare to have it,
>
because I hate this water person
is gone.
Now there are 20 descendants left right away.
Through them
maybe thousands of years.
Seals.
Whales.
Canoeing.
Kayaking.
Father. </ P>
Mother. </ P>
Children. </ P>
Sun.
Moon. </ P>
Stars. </ P>
Stars. p>
GabrieIa, I want you to talk Kaw sqar language:
Beach.
Shells.
Canoeing. </ p >
Button.
Button?
Shirt.
Rain.
Window.
Sea .
Air.
Storm.
I'm wrong.
Good people.
Bad people. < /p>
Dewa.
No, don't god,
we don't have gods.
Police.
Police....
We also don't need it.
pedal 1,000 km
take a canoe.
Really when you were a child
you made a long trip with your family,
from an island, to Port Eden?
To the Gulf of Penas.
I know the way.
I know how to go to the Gulf of Penas,
p>
through Agropolina,
very close to the island San Javier.
Tell me about that in the language Kaw sqar.
I'll start
telling you from the moment we close to...
Cape Tomar.
I pedaled the whole region selatan.
The area is known as land & apos; K & apos; eaelkces & apos;,
people of southern Kaw sqar.
I don't know what the region is
other canoes are made using an ax.
If a new canoe is leaking,
another canoe must be made immediately.
When you sail in canoe,
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You have to know the inside of the island,
where is the camp,
and where to sleep.
Sometimes we stay there < br /> a few days,
is blocked by the wind,
and if it rains we sometimes stay 3 months
waiting for the sea to calm down.
I become a teenager, then an adult person
as long as I'm pedaling
and here's me.
The first time I saw Gabriela in the photo.
That was also the first time
I saw almost everything that survived from Patagonia.
Paz Err zuriz,
talented photographer from Santiago,
long before history books existed.
Over the years, centuries,
the Fuegians were not seen.
At the same time,
when Gabriela traveled 1,000 km,
and dived in the sea,
I went to school
and live near the sea.
We schoolchildren don't know anything
about southern people.
Gabriela and I
p>
separated a few centuries.
During that year,
I preferred reading novels Jules Verne.
I didn't even know about the only native population
who left a historical trail.
His name was Jemmy Button.
I knew his life after all this time .
when I first read.
But this is a true story.
At the dawn of the 19th century,
British ships
arrived in Patagonia,
was commanded by Captain FitzRoy.
The mission was to draw a map of the island
and the coast of this country.
He drew the best map,
which was used in the century later. </ P>
He was the first person to draw a picture of the native
.
The Captain,
culturalist,
has a startling idea:
brings 4 indigenous people
to England to educate them. </ P>
One native went abroad, instead of pearl buttons,
that's why English people
named it Jemmy Button.
Jemmy Button is dressed up with sailor costumes,
later, like an Englishman.
For more than a year
Jemmy Button lives on the planet foreign.
He went from the stone age
to the industrial revolution.
He brought thousands of years to the future.
Then,
thousands of years back to the past.
After Jemmy Button became a real man,
the captain
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brought it back to Patagonia.
When you set foot on the ground its birth,
Jemmy Button took off his English clothes.
He then speaks half the English language,
half his own language.
He stretches his hair,
but he is not the same person again.
end of southerners.
FitzRoy Map
opens the door for thousands of immigrants.
For 150 years,
a group of white people
ruled ruthlessly, in a country silent.
The Salvador Aliende Revolution broke its silence.
Large social movements appear
stretching in half of the country. </ P>
We hear voices that we have never heard of. </ P>
Allende starts returning to > Indigenous people
of land that has been seized from their .
Its independence does not last long.
Independence is destroyed by coup,
funded by the United States.
At the same time,
supernova star integration
was seen from the Chilean observatory.
The disintegration first appeared
so close to the earth.
Dictatorship
attacked Chile.
The dictatorship lasted for < br /> 16 years.
There are 800 secret prisons,
with 3,500 slaves,
who are mostly tortured.
In some areas ,
the prisoners were cut alive.
The women were raped
in front of their husbands and children.
Men and women
hung from a high place.
Their skin is burned with acidic liquids and cigarettes.
Their whole body is electrocuted.
They are poisoned. </ P>
Their throats are slashed. </ P>
They are imprisoned in a 1 m3 box. </ P>
Usually, the info you want, is known. </ P>
They tortured to death.
Over the years,
the military and civilians involved
did not say where the detainees were detained.
Dawson Island,
where hundreds of indigenous people were killed
on a Catholic mission,
were converted into concentration camps
for the ministry of Salvador Allende
who was deported from Santiago.
Dawson was also used as prison
and torture house
for more than 700 supporters Allende
who live in Punta Arenas,
the capital of Patagonia.
I want you to show
where is Dawason.
I want you all to say how long have you been imprisoned?
1 and a half years. / 4 years. </ P>
4 years 3 months. </ P>
6 months. / 4 years. </ P>
444 hari.
2 years 2 months.
2 and a half years.
2 years 10 months.
5 years 1 day.
6 months. / 1 year 7 months. </ P>
They are victims of violence
who are very remembered only by indigenous people. </ P>
In Chile,
freedom from law is collected for centuries.
Dawson is only the first chapter.
During the year of violence,
the current of Humboidt washed away bodies,
in the same area
where my childhood friend disappeared.
It wasn't the body of a child,
but a woman.
No one knows who he is.
People start to suspect
that the sea is a grave.
30 years later,
some dictatorship
claimed that maybe
a few people were thrown into the sea.
One of them is Marta Ugarte,
a woman from the beach.
Her family's lawyer knows the truth.
The wound is mostly injured.
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He shows other marks of torture.
There is a slash.
On his face...
that surprised me the most, even until now,
he looks at us.
His eyes open,
and he looks at us.
Curious,
his eyes intact,
that's weird,
when the body is submerged in water
for so long.
But that's how it happened to him,
I thought it was weird.
His face was not bulging.
And he looked at us.
It was like he woke up and looked us.
I wondered if he last times
Did he see another prisoner
nearby?
I decided to reconstruct the
last moment
of the victim, to believe it.
Authors and journalists
will help me.
There are various testimonies that they gave an injection.
Someone said that cyanide,
but what most say, is pentothal.
Pentothal is a guarantee of death for prisoners.
The rail is placed in cage thorax.
Higher, in the chest.
Do you think how heavy this rail is?
This rail is
at least 30 kg.
The rail is from the Puente Alto barracks.
The rail carrier is killed by DINA,
because it talks too much.
To complete the package,
they installed a plastic bag,
one on the head and one of the legs,
the one connected in the center.
The only plastic bag is here.
And a sack of potatoes.
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Exactly the same process:
from the foot up, and from the head down,
to meet in the middle.
Then they wait for helicopters or planes,
they will be thrown into the sea from there.
What's with Marta Ugarte's corpse?
What happened was this prisoner,
when he was on the plane,
struggled.
What they did would release this from him,
take off the ties, remove the cover.
They open the wrapper,
and realize that they are still alive.
So they take wire here,
The wrapper then closes with badly.
This explains how the body
was dragged to the beach.
According to judicial reports,
The Chilean army throws
between 1,200 and 1,400 people into the sea,
lives or dies.
They are helped by many civilians.
They hope
that the sea keeps the secret crime.
This happened in November 1979.
In the helicopter,
mechanics go up from the side door
I know there are 2 bodies:
1 woman,
that is clear still young,
and 1 man weighs more than 90 kg.
I can see his body, but his face is covered with a bag.
The rail is attached to the body. </ P>
Unfortunately,
is the hardest day of my career,
I said
that God will punish us.
What we do is evil.
My second flight,
on June 1980. </ P>
There must be...
seen from the marks,
I think there are 8 or 9 bodies. </ P>
My impression is new just killed,
left traces of blood.
Are there more than 1 civilian?
There are 4 civilians.
They push come out the body.
They use the bottom window
which is used to load the cargo,
and the side door.
It's easier to throw them from there,
instead of dragging them to side door.
The one near the side door is thrown from there,
others from the middle.
There is no limit to cruelty.
They don't even have respect,
pity, to those who have died.
Written in most ancient history:
enemy bodies are returned,
so their relatives can continue to live.
For those who grieve, 's body must be returned.
So the deceased can die peacefully
and the living can continue to live. </ P>
Very...
Very brutal, what happens...
in Chile,
in this country.
Legal freedom is murder 2 times,
like kill again who has been dead.
Finding the guilty is not finally.
It's just the beginning.
Since he was a kid,
Ra l Veas has dived near the rail .
Almost everyone in the city knows about the corpse,
but they are scared.
In 2004,
judge Guzm n told the inspector Vignolo
found the body.
Ra l was the one who dived into the sea floor.
40 years later,
the rail is covered with stains.
Water and creature
have carved this message.
This is a secret
corpse lined with rails,
before rotting in water
and melting into the sea.
By examining each rail,
the rest is found.
A button found, embedded on the rail.
This button is the only trace
someone has ever been there.
From Jemmy Button, instead pearl buttons,
they take the land,
independence, his life.
When he returned to his island,
Jemmy Button never obtained his identity again.
He was alienated in his land yourself.
Both buttons describe the same story,
annihilation stories.
There may be many other buttons
in sea.
In this detail there are all,
concise, solid,
like a black hole.
That's my opinion, </ p >
because people can imagine the rail,
and browse the story:
the worker who made it,
cut it, set it up.
>
People can trace the story button:
the button takes us to someone,
a clothes, a situation.
and everything that happens there.
That is the developing detail and widened,
the waves crashing towards are different. </ p >
That is the history of Chile,
and all the events of the dictatorship.
When you see the sea, water,
you see all humanity.
>
This land, both amazing and covered in blood.
Both hold the worst
of ourselves.
At the end of the day, all of us...
In the world of victims and killers...
even though both of them are there,
we are each responsible /> answer for everything,
for the victims and murderers.
Every human being is no exception.
So when the labor event like happens ,
without participating we join responsible.
Like in a family where children commit crimes,
all families are affected.
So...
this part of history,
which deals with water, ice, volcanoes,
is also related to death, massacre,
torture, genocide.
That's one part...
If water has memory, water also will remember this.
All things communicate with all things.
Water, rivers, plants,
corals, deserts, rocks, stars...
That's a long conversation,
a mutual relationship.
Patagonia Indians,
believe that the soul does not die,
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They say that water has memory.
I also believe water has sound.
If we are so close to water,
we will be able to hear the voice of
all Indians and missing people.
Not long ago, far away,
Quasar was found, full of moisture.
p>
Quasars hold 120 million times the water
than our entire sea.
How many wandering souls that might find shelter
in the vast sea that crosses void?