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·January 16, 2025

garbagepatch

They'll shut down the museums, but they'll never shut down the music

    Van al mar, van al mar
    Llanto y dolor, sufrimiento de un pueblo
    Se ahoga y se hunde en el mar

davidw

For the curious: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Los_Fabulosos_Cadillacs

The song is Manuel Santillan, El Leon. The earlier salsa version ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTJVMKSOBqs ) and the reggae version on the Vasos Vacios album: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhsUcmV32HY

It feels kind of weird to see that on HN and recognize it instantly. I'm just some random dude from Oregon, in the US who doesn't even really speak Spanish. But they're a good band! I feel lucky that I got to see them live, once.

dpc_01234

World Socialist Web Site? :D

> In a warning to workers internationally, since the fascist Milei’s government (...)

:D

:D

:D

monero-xmr

It appears he fired the staff funded by the taxpayers. Surely the socialists can fund the museum themselves?

readthenotes1

The Jewish Holocaust Museum in my city of funded by people, charitable funds, and corporate donations.

It seems like they should do something like that. If nothing else, monuments to government atrocities should not be run by the government...

david38

So you live in Germany? I would say it’s important to for the government to fund memorials of atrocities if the government was responsible for them, even if it’s an entirely new government.