Thanks for this amazing and enlightening conversation. I as a Colombian appreciate your interest and all the effort you put on understanding our history and our societies.
I can say she has seen the real changes. We are beyond populated and our culture is being more more and more sh*t on by the government and making the island more colombianismo. Colombia has been sh*thing more on the advantages of having an English speaking population. The corruption is beyond and we are in an disadvantage. Love the podcast and love the fact that you guys had this conversation. I wish you could add more to one of our leaders with the author
@@ColombiaCalling of course it could because it's rightfully ours, but there is a manipulation of the central government over the regional government in Nicaragua, therefore many lands, natural resources and other decisions making are not fully controlled by the autonomous region government. The same way the San Andres and Providence people feels isolated from Colombia is the same way many people of the Mosquito Coast feels isolated from Nicaragua and Honduras. But I do believe that someday it will happen.
They are still Colombians. Some countries and cultures have this thing about dividing and creating chaos… It will be nice to see Latin Americans more United but is never gonna happen. This world is a fallen imperfect world
Thanks for this amazing and enlightening conversation. I as a Colombian appreciate your interest and all the effort you put on understanding our history and our societies.
thank you so much for this kind comment, there's so much to tell about Colombia.
Thanks for educating people on my people the raizales
thank you for commenting Karolina, our aim is to try to keep on informing.
I can say she has seen the real changes. We are beyond populated and our culture is being more more and more sh*t on by the government and making the island more colombianismo. Colombia has been sh*thing more on the advantages of having an English speaking population. The corruption is beyond and we are in an disadvantage. Love the podcast and love the fact that you guys had this conversation. I wish you could add more to one of our leaders with the author
I’m happy to do more podcasts on the raizal culture and the islands, I’d love it. Feel free to suggest people. Let’s keep on telling the truth.
San Andrés sounds like Puerto Rico but with the language and culture reversed. San Andrès should get their independence from Colombian colonialism.
As someone from the former Mosquito Coast, I strongly believe that San Andres should be part of the Caribbean Coast Autonomous Region in Nicaragua.
@@JoshuaSambola I think there's so much sense to this as well. COuld it ever happen?
@@ColombiaCalling of course it could because it's rightfully ours, but there is a manipulation of the central government over the regional government in Nicaragua, therefore many lands, natural resources and other decisions making are not fully controlled by the autonomous region government. The same way the San Andres and Providence people feels isolated from Colombia is the same way many people of the Mosquito Coast feels isolated from Nicaragua and Honduras. But I do believe that someday it will happen.
Whats the name of her book?
Nvm, the last turtle man of the caribbean
How strong is the independence movement in San Andrés?
I'm sure it exists, I think there is mention of it being pretty disorganized.
They are still Colombians. Some countries and cultures have this thing about dividing and creating chaos…
It will be nice to see Latin Americans more United but is never gonna happen. This world is a fallen imperfect world