Fuerzas de la poesía mundial por la de paz en Colombia

850 poetas, artistas e intelectuales desde 139 países, convocados por el Movimiento Poético Mundial (www.wpm2011.org) han suscrito una declaración alentando los diálogos de paz en Colombia y sugiriendo un necesario cese al fuego, mientras apoyan el llamado a una acción poética global entre el 9 y 21 de mayo, que ha recibido el respaldo de organizaciones de poetas en 63 países: http://www.wpm2011.org/es/node/269.

Entre los firmantes están el Nobel de la Paz Adolfo Pérez Esquivel y 24 científicos, ambientalistas y defensores de derechos humanos que han sido laureados con el Premio Nobel Alternativo. También han suscrito la declaración los poetas latinoamericanos Juan Gelman, Gustavo Pereira, Roberto Fernández Retamar, Thiago de Mello y Homero Aridjis; el ruso Yevgueni Yevtushenko; los norteamericanos Amiri Baraka, Lawrence Ferlinguetti y Quincy Troupe; Birgitta Jonsdöttir, poeta y miembro del Parlamento de Islandia; Tamara Vonta, diputada de la Asamblea Nacional de Eslovenia; los poetas africanos Breyten Breytenbach, Niyi Osundare, Rachid Boudjedra y Amadou Lamine Sall; el poeta palestino Zakariah Mohammed, el vietnamita Nguyen Quang Thieu y el neozelandés Christian Karlson Stead.

Colombia vive una de las mayores tragedias humanitarias de la Tierra. El mundo apenas se está apercibiendo de esta catástrofe. El pueblo colombiano es víctima de una guerra de más de medio siglo, constituyéndose en una de las más prolongadas guerras de la historia humana, y la más antigua de las guerras que se libra en pleno siglo XXI, afectando la estabilidad política en Suramérica.

Este conflicto ha dejado más de un millón de muertos, y una cifra mayor de heridos, mutilados, desaparecidos, prisioneros y exiliados. Más de cuatro millones de colombianos han sido desplazados de sus tierras, (cerca de cuatro millones de hectáreas), hoy en manos de los señores de la guerra. Colombia, que posee dos océanos y tiene acceso a la selva amazónica, es una inmensa mina de oro, plata, diamantes, piedras preciosas, hierro, carbón, coltán y uranio. También posee enormes riquezas petroleras. Pero el 60% de su población es pobre, mientras el 11% es indigente.

Actualmente el Gobierno colombiano y la guerrilla de las FARC adelantan un diálogo en busca de la paz en La Habana (Cuba).

La paz de Colombia, un país que ama profundamente la poesía, traerá una mayor estabilidad a los procesos democráticos de Latinoamérica y, por tanto, al mundo.

Las fuerzas de la poesía mundial se pronuncian por el fortalecimiento de este diálogo de paz, por un inmediato cese al fuego, y por la materialización de acuerdos que lleven a un estado de justicia social, paz, dignidad y reconciliación entre los colombianos.

La poesía, profundamente inspirada en la necesidad de paz en el mundo, está destinada a transformar y renovar el espíritu humano, recordando a los pueblos de la Tierra sus raíces antiguas, la demanda inmemorial de la justicia poética cumplida, la salvaguarda de la Naturaleza y el deber natural de la unidad espiritual y de la solidaridad en el mundo.

Es por esto que el Movimiento Poético Mundial (www.wpm2011.org), integrado por 250 festivales y organizaciones poéticas y 1.350 poetas de 131 países del orbe, que ha realizado cientos de lecturas de poemas desde 2011 en un número creciente de países de la Tierra, convoca a desarrollar una acción poética global, entre el 9 y 21 de mayo próximo, en todos los continentes. Esta acción poética global podrá incluir lecturas de poemas, acciones poéticas y artísticas, conciertos y multiplicidad de iniciativas creadoras, para apoyar los diálogos hacia una paz definitiva en Colombia.

Poetas de todo el mundo firmamos en apoyo a la celebración de 12 días de acciones de la poesía por la paz en Colombia. Se suman artistas, intelectuales y académicos del orbe.

Adolfo Pérez Esquivel, Nobel Prize of Peace 1980, Argentina.

Nnimmo Bassey, poet and environmentalist activist, elected chair of Friends of the Earth International and Executive Director of Environmental Rights Action, Alternative Nobel Prize 2010, Nigeria.

Angie Zelter, Trident Ploughshares, activist for peace, Alternative Nobel Prize 2001, United Kingdom.

Jacqueline Moudeina, lawyer and human rights activist, Alternative Nobel Prize 2011, Chad.

David Suzuki, academic, science broadcaster and environmental activist, professor emeritus UBC, Alternative Nobel Prize 2009, Canadá.

Martin Almada, defender of human rights, Alternative Nobel Prize 2002, Paraguay.

Ida Kuklina, defender of human rights, Alternative Nobel Prize 1996, Russia.

Katarina Kruhonja, physician, specializing in nuclear medicine, Alternative Nobel Prize, 1999, Croatia.

Alice Tepper Marlin, president of Social Accountability International (SAI), Alternative Nobel Prize 1990, United States.

Raul Montenegro, biologist, professor at Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Alternative Nobel Prize 2004, Argentina.

Birsel Lemke, environmentalist activist, Alternative Nobel Prize 2000, Turkey.

Suciwati Munir, defender of human rights, Alternative Nobel Prize 2000, Indonesia.

Sima Samar, educator, defender of human rights, Alternative Nobel Prize 2012, Afganisthan.

Andras Biro, Roma rights activist, Alternative Nobel Prize 1995, Hungary.

János Vargha, biologist, environmentalist and photographer, Alternative Nobel Prize 1985, Hungary.

Maude Barlow, National Chairperson of the Council of Canadians and chairs the board of Washington-based Food and Water Watch, Alternative Nobel Prize 2005, Canada.

Alyn Ware, vice president of the International Peace Bureau, he is the Global Coodinator of the Parliamentarians for Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Disarmament (PNND), Alternative Nobel Prize 2009, Aotearoa-New Zealand.

Helen Mack, activist of human rights, president of Myrna Mack Foundation, Alternative Nobel Prize 1992, Guatemala.

Uri Avnery, writer and founder of the Gush Shalom peace movement, Alternative Nobel Prize 2001, Israel.

Stephen Gaskin, writer, political activist, philanthropic organizer, community founder, consultant, Alternative Nobel Prize 1980, United States.

Ina May Gaskin, writer, activist and midwife, Alternative Nobel Prize 2011, United States.

Alla Yaroshinskaya, political activist and journalist, Alternative Nobel Prize 1992, Ukraine.

Anwar Fazal, director de Citizens International, Alternative Nobel Prize 1982, Malaysia.

Shrikrishna Upadhyay, Executive Chairman, SAPPROS, Alternative Nobel Prize 2010, Nepal.

Gabriel Impaglione, Tito Alvarado, Carolina Orozco, Cintia Oliva, poets and representatives of The International Poetry Festival Palabra en el Mundo.

Coordinator Committee of World Poetry Movement (WPM): Jack Hirschman, poet and director of The International Poetry Festival of San Francisco, United States. Dino Siotis, poet and director of Circle of Poets, Greece. 

Ataol Behramoglu, poet and representative of The International Poetry Festival of Smyrna, Turkey. 

Fernando Rendon, poet and director of The International Poetry Festival of Medellin, Colombia, Alternative Nobel Prize 2006. Peter Rorvik, general secretary of Arterial Network, South Africa. 

Rati Saxena, poet and director of International Poetry Festival of Krytia, India. 

Alex Pausides, poet and director of International Poetry Festival of Havana, Cuba. 

Iryna Vikyrchak, poet and director of The International Poetry Festival Meridian Czernowitz, Ukraine. 

Amir Or, poet and representative of International Poetry Festival Sha'ar, Israel.

Nguyen Quang Thieu, poet, writer, translator, vicechairman of of Vietnam Writers' Association and First Deputy General Secretary of Afro-Asean Writers Union, Vietnam.

Nguyen Bao Chan, poet, Vietnam Television, Vietnam.

Pedro Casaldàliga Pla, Emeritus Bishop, Mato Grosso-Chile.

Fadil Oktay, poet and president of Contemporary Poet and Writers Association, Turkey.

Min Htin Ko Ko Gyi, director of Human Rights Human Dignity International Film Festival, Myanmar.

Amiri Baraka, poet, United States.

Lawrence Ferlinghetti, poet, United States.

Yevgueni Yevtushenko, poet, Russia.

Zakariah Mohammed, poet, Palestine.

Joy Harjo, poet and musician, Mvskoke Nation, United States.

Sainkho Namtchylak, poeta y cantante, Tuva.

Breyten Breytenbach, poet, South Africa.

Ibrahim Nasralla, poet and novelist, Jordan.

Juan Gelman, poet, Cervantes Prize, Argentina.

Jaime Caycedo, anthropologist and social leader, Colombia.

Carlos Lozano Guillén, lawyer and journalist, Colombia.

Sergio de Zubiría, philosopher and academic, Colombia.

Gustavo Pereira, poet, Víctor Valera Mora Prize, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Jotamario Arbeláez, poet, Víctor Valera Mora Prize, Colombia

Roberto Fernández Retamar, poet, Cuba.

Thiago de Melo, poet, Brazil.

Miguel Barnett, poet and president of Union of writers and artists of Cuba.

Patricia Ariza, Prince Claus Funds Award, theatre director and poet, Colombia.

Raúl Zurita, poet, Chile.

Homero Aridjis, poet and novelist, president emeritus of PEN Club International, Mexico.

Jacobo Rauskin, poet, Paraguay.

K. Satchidanandan, poet, India.

Amina Baraka, poet and singer, United States.

Garlo Jo, musicien, France.

Quincy Troupe, poet, editor and three time winner of the American Book Award, United States.

Linton Kwesi Johnson, poet and creator of Dub Poetry, Jamaica

Zolani Mkiva, poet, South Africa.

Ko Un, poet, South Korea.

Ernest Pépin, poet, Casa de las Américas Prize, Guadalupe.

Hildebrando Pérez Grande, poet, Casa de las Américas Poetry Prize 1978, Peru.

Nicole Cage, poet and writer, Casa de las Américas Prize, Martinica

Ernest Pépin, poet, Casa de las Américas Poetry Price, Guadalupe.

Manuel Orestes Nieto, Casa de las Américas Prize, Panama.

Ernesto Carrión, poet, Latinoamerican Poetry Prize Prometeo, Ecuador.

Humberto Vinueza, poet, José Lezama Lima Poetry Award, Ecuador.

Rei Berroa, poet, university professor, and winner of both the 2011 Trieste International Poetry Award and the 2012 Mihai Eminescu Award, Dominican Republic.

Leopoldo Castilla, poet, Argentina.

Stefaan van den Bremt, poet, Belgium/Netherlands.

Birgitta Jónsdóttir, poet in the Icelandic Parliament and chair of International Modern Media Institution (IMMI), Iceland.

Tamara Vonta, journalist and deputy in National Assembly of Slovenia, Slovenia.

Gloria Florez Schneider, member of Parlamento Andino, Colombia.

Marcela Pérez Silva, poet and singer, ambassador of Nicaragua in Peru, Nicaragua.

Amadou Lamine Sall, poet and president of Maison Africaine de la Poésie Internationale Dakar, Senegal.

Corsino Fortes, poeta, Cabo Verde.

Werewere Liking, poet, Cameroon/Coast de Ivoyre.

Dunya Mikhail, poet, Iraq.

Chiranan Pitpreecha, poet, Thailand.

Virgilio Coelho, editor of Maka, review of arts and literature from, de Union of Writers, Angola.

Ana Brnardić, poet, general secretary of the Croatian Writers Society, Croatian.

Antanas A. Jonynas, poet and translator, chairman of the Writers’ Union of Lithuania, Lithuania.

Iztok Ozojnik, poet and president of Literary Association IA, organizer of The Golden Boat Anual International Poetry Translating Workshop, Slovenia.

Ariruma Kowi, poet, Quechua Nation, Ecuador.

Abadio Green Stócel, poet, educator, indigenous leader and coordinator of program for aboriginal education, Kuna Nation, Colombia.

Arlindo Barbeitos, poet, anthropologist, sociologist and professor, Angola.

Rachid Boudjedra, poet and writer, Algeria.

Pitika Ntuli, poet and sculptor, South Africa.

Niyi Osundare, poet and University Professor, Nigeria.

Tânia Tomé, Singer, poet, actress and economist, Mozambique.

Gabriel Jaime Franco, Jairo Guzmán, Luis Eduardo Rendón, Ángela García, Rafael Patiño, Felipe

Posada, Tatiana Mejía, poets and representatives of International Poetry Festival of Medellín, Colombia.

William Osuna, poet, president of the Casa de las Letras Andrés Bello and director of the World Poetry Festival Mundial of Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Ershad Mazumder, poet and president, National Press Club Poetry Council, Bangladesh.

Aitana Alberti, poet and professorship at University of Havana, Cuba.

Chiqui Vicioso, poet, Dominican Republic.

Hugo Moldiz, academic, Bolivia.

Ricardo Flechas, composer and singer, Paraguay.

James Cockcroft, author, lecturer, poet, Canada.

Neshe Yasin, poet and president of Union of Artists and Writers of Cyprus, Cyprus.

Gaston Bellemare, president of Festival International de la Poésie de Troies Rivieres, Canada.

Haydar Ergülen, poet and director of The International Poetry Festival of Eskişehir, Turkey.

Gerhard Falkner, writer and poet, Germany.

Luigi Cinque, musician and poet, Italy.

Alvaro Marín, poet, Colombia.

Eduardo Gómez, poet, essayist, university profesor, Colombia.

Luz Mary Giraldo, poet, Colombia.

Armando Romero, poet, Colombia.

Krystyna Rodowska, poet and traslator, Polland.

Oscar González, essayist, university professor, writer, Colombia.

Escamilla Brothers, musiciens, Colombia.

Edgar Montañéz, filmmaker, Colombia.

Carlos Satizábal, poet, playwriter and university and profesor, Universidad Nacional de Colombia.

Omar Lara, poet, Chile.

Yuri Zambrano, poet and coordinator World Festival of Poetry, Mexico.

J. K. Ihalainen, poet and director of Annikki Poetry Festival, Finland.

Lello Voce, poet and director of Absolut Poetry Festival, Italy.

Nikola Madzirov, poet, Macedonia.

Christopher Okemwa, poet & Director Kistrech Poetry Festival in Kenya.

Marko Pogacar, poet and representative of International Poetry Festival in Goranovo,

Croatia.

Norberto Salinas, poet and director del International Poetry Festival of de Costa Rica.

Adnan Özer, poet, translator and president of International Poetry Festival of Turkey.

Tomica Bajsic, poet, editor in Poezija magazine, Croatia

Siomara España, director of Poetry Festival of Quito, Ecuador.

Celeste Alba Iris, Encuentro de Escritores Los Santos Días de la Poesía, Tamaulipas, Mexico.

Roberto Bianchi, Nina Reis, ABRACE, Cultural Project, Uruguay/Brasil.

Francisco Navarro, Poesía Cuesta Arriba, México.

Lismeidys La Paz Díaz, Julia Cabalé, Itaca, Jornada Nacional de la Poesía Joven, San José, Mayabeque, Cuba.

José Ramón Sánchez, literary magazine La Noria, Santiago de Cuba, Cuba.

Jorge Arbeleche, poeta, vicepresidente de Academia Nacional de Letras, Uruguay.

Yunier Riquenes, Claustrofobia, Proyecto Digital, Santiago de Cuba, Cuba.

Verónica Zondek, poet, Chile.

Alex Fleites, poet, Cuba.

Manuel García Verdecia, poet, Cuba.

Tatiana Oroño, poet, Uruguay.

Iván Oñate, poet, Ecuador.

Héctor Rosales, poet, Uruguay/Spain.

Jorge Bousoño, Alas Cuba, La Habana, Cuba.

Talullah Flórez, poet, Colombia.

Carmen González, Ricardo Alberto Pérez, Laboratorio Internacional de Escrituras de La Habana, Cuba.

Josué Miguel Aguilar, Web Palabra del Mundo, Cuba.

Jesús Sama, Marlene Alfonso, CubaPoesía Itinerante, Cuba.

Magia López, poet, Proyecto Obsesión, Aula de Arte to Kids, Centro Habana, Cuba.

Sandra Aguilera, director of Library CubaPoesía, Cuba.

Luis Alfredo Vaillant, María Matienzo Puerto --PIO TAI, Grupo Creativo para la Infancia, Cuba.

Binyou-Bi-Homb Marius Yannick, poet and Executive Director of Cameroon Debate Association, Cameroon.

Sendoo Hadaa, poet, founder and editor-in-chief of the World Poetry Almanac (WPA), Mongolia.

Kamran Mir Hazar, poet, Afganisthan/Norway.

Erling Kittelsen, poet, Norway.

Agneta Falk, poet, Sweeden.

Rosa Alice Branco, poet, Portugal.

Claus Ankersen, poet, intergalactic traveler, founder of Danish Stage Writers, Denmark.

Khal Torabully, poet, director, member of POINTS (Transarea Studies, Berlin), GERM Globalization Research Group (Paris), International Maritime Studies (Istanbul), Mauritius.

Pablo Armando Fernández, poet, National Prize of Literature, Cuba.

Antonio Preciado, poet and diplomat, Ecuador.

Vicente Otta, sociologyst, former deputy, Peru.

Víctor Rodríguez Núñez, poeta, Cuba.

Stella Calloni, journalist, Argentina.

Nechi Dorado, poet and journalist, Argentina.

Arturo Corcuera, poet, Casa de las Americas Priza, 2006, Peru.

Jorge Torres, poet, Colombia.

Néstor Francia, poet, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Reynaldo Naranjo, National Poetry Prize, Peru.

Juan Cristóbal, National Poetry Prize, Peru.

Winston Orrillo, poet, narrator and journalist, National Prize of Literature, Peru.

Phelelani Makhanya, poet and founder of Funda África NGO, South Africa.

John Curl, poet, memoirist, translator, author, activist and historian, United States.

Boel Schenlaer, poet and director, Södermalms Poesifestival, Sweeden.

Jean Portante, poet and member of Academia Mallarmé, artistic director of Les Printemps des Poètes, Luxembourg.

Pierre Bernet, organizer of The International Poetry Festival of Havana, Cuba.

Alejandro Aguilar, organizer of The Festival Al Sur está la Poesía, Cuba.

Oscar Saavedra Villarroel, poet and coordinator of The Descentralización Poética, Chile.

Eduardo González, director del Festival Nacional que no callen los Poetas Palabras por la Fraternidad,
Mexico.

Gustavo Ramírez, organizar of Festival Palabra del Mundo, en Granma, Cuba.

Ricardo Luis Plaul, poet and director of Festival Argentino y Latinoamericano de Poesía Despierta América, Argentina.

Christian Karlson Stead, poet and novelist, New Zealand.

Sigurdur Pálsson, writer and translator, Iceland.

Alhaji Papa Susso, poet and musician, Gambia.

Koulsy Lamko, poet, novelist, director of the Casa R Hankili Africa, Tchad.

Álvaro Oviedo, university profesor, Colombia.

Haydé Marín, musician and university professor, Colombia.

Mbizo Chirasha, poet, International Perfomances Poets and Creative Projects Specialist, Zimbabwe.

Berry Heart, recording poet, writer, dancer, event manager and gender activist, Botswana.

Dikson, spoken word artist, Zimbabwe.

Ian White, poet and director of Pamberi Trust, Zimbabwe.

Andrei Khadanovich, poet, president of Belarusian PEN.

Luis Marré, writer, National Prize of Literature, Cuba.

Ersi Sotiropoulos, poet and novelist, Greece.

Gabriel Rosenstock, poet, Éire/Ireland.

César López, National Prize of Literature, Cuba.

Morela Maneiro, poet, Kari´ña Nation, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Hussein Habasch, poet, Kurdistan/Syria.

Louis-Philippe Dalembert, poet and novelist, Haiti.

Nancy Morejón, National Prize of Literature, Cuba.

Fahredin Shehu, poet and writer, Kosovo.

Rogelio Martínez Furé, Theatre National Prize, Cuba.

Lola Koundakjian, poet and president, Armenian Poetry Project, Armenia.

Michael Augustin, poet & broadcaster, Germany.

Rodolfo Alonso, poet, translator and essayist, Argentina.

Satoko Tamura, poet, Japan.

Alice M. Sun-Cua, poet, Philippines.

Ayo Ayoola-Amale, lawyer, poet, writer, public speaker & Director, Splendors of Dawn Poetry Foundation, Ghana/Nigeria.

Alpidio Alonso, deputy, director of Poetry Magazine Amnios, Cuba.

Bengt Berg, poet and editor, Sweden.

Lina de Feria, poet and essayist, National Poetry Prize Nicolás Guillén, Cuba.

Al Hunter, Poet, Anishinaabe Nation, Canada.

Paul Lobo Portugés, poet, professor and filmmaker, United States.

Mario Martínez Sobrino, poet, National Poetry Prize Nicolás Guillén, Cuba.

Hemant Divate, poet, editor, publisher and translator, India.

Maruja Vieira, poet, Colombia.

José Luis Díaz Granados, poeta, Colombia.

Galel Cárdenas, president of the Union of Writers and Artists of Honduras (UEAH).

Giovanna Mulas, writer, Italy.

Pedro López Cerviño, poet and screenwriter for TV, Cuba.

Tamer Öncül, poet, Cyprus.

Gaston Saint-Fleur, poet, writer and executive director of Foundation Prokilti, Haiti.

Carmen González, coordinator of Laboratory Writings, La Havana, Cuba.

Renato Sandoval Bacigalupo, poet, Peru.

Julio Salgado, poet, Argentina.

Rodrigo Verdugo Pizarro, poet, Chile.

Fathieh Saudi, poet, Jordan/UK

Sinecio Verdecia, poet and performer, Cuba.

Sixto Juan Rodríguez Arrechea, poet, Cuba.

Julio Perez Verdecia, poet, Cuba

Silvia Nellys Cesin, poet, dance teacher and corporal expression, Uruguay.

Oscar Cruz, poet, CubaPoesía Prize 2012, Cuba.

José Luis Díaz-Granados, poet, Colombia.

Deysi Elizabeth Cheyne Romero, Red en Defensa de la Humanidad, El Salvador.

Susy Delgado, poet and cultural promoter, Paraguay.

Dennis Dancan Mosiere, poet, musician, actor, writer/editor Human Rights educator and a Fahamu Pan African fellow For Social Justice, Kenya.

Vladimir Marku, poet, escritor and professor, Albania.

François Szabo, poete, France.

Lucía Muñoz, poet, Cuba.

Juanita Conejero, poet, writer and cultural promoter, Cuba.

Claude Darbellay, poet, Switzerland.

Luis Carlos Suárez, poet and writer, Cuba.

Marion Bethel, poet, Bahamas.

Omar Felipe Mauri, deputed, writer and researcher, Cuba.

Juventina Soler, president of Granma section, Association of Writers, Cuba.

Bob Holman, poet, Bowery Poetry, Endangered Language Alliance, United States.

Abel Guerrero Castro, poet, Vice-president UNEAC, Granma, Cuba.

Alexander Besú, poet and radial realizer from Niquero, Granma, Cuba.

Gustavo Ramirez, organizer of The Festival World in the World, Granma, Cuba.

Daer Pozo, organizer of The Festival Word in the World, Holguín, Cuba.

Roberto Manzano, poet and essayist, National Poetry Prize Nicolás Guillén, Cuba.

Gloria Chvatal, painter, Colombia.

Juana García Abás, writer, Cuba.

José Luis Fariñas, painter and writer, Cuba.

Lina Zerón, poet, Mexico.

Miguel Cantilo, poet and singer, Argentina.

Juan José Dalton, journalist and representative of The Roque Dalton Foundation, El Salvador

Miriam Cairo, writer, Argentina.

José Antonio Cedrón, poet, Argentina.

Carlo Bordini, poet, Italy.

Samir Delgado, poet, Islas Canarias.

Beatriz Ortega, audiovisual communicator, Colombia.

Nidia Naranjo, visual artist, Colombia.

Rosina Valcárcel, writer, anthropologist, Peru.

Carlos A. Ostolaza, visual artist, pintor, Peru.

Norma Segades, writer and educator, Argentina.

Leydy Acevedo, poetry workshop leader and educator, Colombia.

Natalia Rendon, painter, Colombia.

Rafael Quiroz, painter, Colombia.

Ingrid Chicote, writer and educator, Bolivarian Republic of de Venezuela.

Cecilia Todd, composer and singer, Bolivarian Republic of de Venezuela.

Mohammed Bennis, poet, Morocco.

Antonieta Villamil, poet, editor, translator, Colombia/United States.

Annalisa Melandri, writer and journalist, Italy.

Olga Liliana Reinoso, writer, Argentina.

Osvaldo Ballina, poet, Argentina.

Isis M. Leyva Acosta, poet and representative of Casa Museo José Lezama Lima, Cuba.

José Luis Ayala, poet, writer and journalist, Peru.

José María Pallaoro, writer, Argentina.

Carlos Meneses, writer, Peru.

Julio Pavanetti, poet and president of Liceo Poético de Benidorm, Uruguay/Spain.

Dorothy (Dottie) Payne, poet, painter and director of ArtInternationale! Gallery and Art Lounge, United States.

Humberto Mello, poet, Brazil.

Jorge Rivelli, poet, Argentina.

Cristina Castello, poet, writer, editor and journalist, Argentina.

Benny Franklin, poet, Brazil.

Ernesto Carrión, poet, Ecuador.

Ana María Intili, poet, Argentina/Peru.

Abbar Yassin Hussin, writer and poet, Iraq/France.

Homero Carvalho Oliva, writer, Bolivia.

Diva Caballero, lawyer, Colombia.

Eduardo Hurtado Montalvo, poet, editor and essayist, Mexico.

Marta Ortiz, poet and narrator, Argentina.

Manuel Pachón, poet and professor, director of Escritura sin Límites, Colombia.

Alireza Abiz, poet, Iran/UK.

Ingrid Wickström, poet, Sweeden.

Hugo Muleiro, journalist, Argentina.

Cristian Avecillas, poet and founder of Grupo Teatromiento, Ecuador.

Horacio Duque Giraldo, writer, Colombia.

Salvador Tio, journalist, Puerto Rico.

Ofelia Rosales Giménez, journalist, Argentina.

Marta Speroni, journalist and human rights defender, Argentina.

Orlando Villa, writer and photographer, Colombia.

Miguel Navarro, poet, Spain.

Rosa C. Báez, journalist, Cuba.

Mikel Itulain, writer, Spain.

Ferruccio Brugnaro, poet, Italy.

Norton Contreras Robledo, poet, writer, journalist and member of Society of Writer of Chile (SECH), Chile.

Herman Schiller, journalist and director of radio programs Leña al fuego and Aguantando de pie, Argentina.

Marcelo Colussi, citizen standing, Guatemala.

Fernando Sabido Sánchez, poet, Spain.

Lobo Cruz, poet and founder Poets Party, Argentina.

Lena García Feijoo, historian, teacher and disseminator, Mexico.

Hugo Gómez, lawyer, Spain.

Augusto Rivero Mas, architect, Cuba.

Dick Emanuelsson, journalist, Sweeden.

Miriam Emanuelsson, journalist, Honduras.

Aníbal Garzón B., sociologist and journalist, executive member of Web Kaosenlared.net, Bolivia.

Ingrid Storgen, writer and journalist, Argentina.

Carmen Campos Pino, poet, writer and profesor, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Ana Daglio, translator, Argentina.

Yury Weky, profesor, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Sergio Badilla, poet, Chile.

Angye Gaona, poet, Colombia.

Anandi Fernández, poet, Argentina/India.

Jimmy Javier Obando, poet, Nicaragua.

Ramon Danilo Correa, poet and journalist, Dominican Republic.

Soledad Fariña, poet, Chile.

René Silva Catalán, poet Chile.

Ráger Santibánez, poet and profesor, Peru.

Jaime Huenún, poet, Chile.

Juan Carlos Ramírez, poet, Chile.

Enrique Winter, poet and lawyer, Chile.

Ximena Troncoso, poet and director of Society of Writers of Chile.

Verónica Aranda Casado, poet and translator, Spain.

Rubén Sacchi, poet, writer and director of magazine Lilith, Argentina.

Minor Arias Uva, writer and profesor, Costa Rica.

Eduardo Sanguinetti, philosopher, poet and artist, Argentina.

André Chenet, poet and editor, France.

Tristan Cabral, poet and philosopher, France.

Emmanuelle K., poet, writer, musician and filmmaker, France.

Christian Andersen, poet, Belgium.

Sandrine Féraud, poet, France.

Albert Anor, poet, Switzerland.

Yelby Ramirez Rengifo, syndicalist, Colombia.

Eddy Rafael Pérez, poet, editor, cultural promoter and professor, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Beatriz Palmieri, professor of art, coordinator of Proyecto Cultural SUR, Lomas de Zamora, Argentina.

Winston Morales Chavarro, poet, Colombia.

Natacha Santiago, poet, profesor and cultural promoter, Cuba.

Félix Contreras, poet, Cuba.

Juan Carlos Taborda, narrator, Argentina.

Eric Cobas, compositor, singer, writer and poet, Cuba.

Nelson González Bustos, lawyer, Chile.

Ron Ridell, poet, New Zeland.

Sergio Leyva Peña, lawyer, Cuba.

Pedro A. Rodríguez , academic, Cuba.

David Palmer, poet, wroter and journalist, Colombia/Canadá.

Toni Solo, worker, Ireland.

María Isabel García Mayorca, poet, Colombia.

Armando Orozco Tovar, poet, Colombia.

Jose Acelas, poet, Movimiento Comunal Nacional, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Ana Daglio, translator, Argentina.

Aurora Tumanischwili Penelón, Guillermo López, Fetera Flores (based collective of the Federation of
Energy Workers, Argentina, en CTA).

Alejandro Cabrera Britos, general delegate ATE Senasa, Dilab/ Martínez, Cta. Argentina

Igor Calvo, militant base del FNRP, Honduras.

Aline Castro, Red to América, Brazil.

Carlos Guanciarrosa, Group Enrique Mosconi, Argentina.

Carlos Loza, leader of ATE-AGP Asociation of Ports in the Central de Trabajadores de Argentina.

Eduardo Espinosa, leader of Association of State Workers, Argentina.

Carina Maloberti, leader of Consejo Directivo Nacional – ATE-CTA. Argentina.

Call for National Liberation and Social Union Front, Argentina: agrupación Martín Fierro Varela – Alte. Brown – Matanza – Mar del Plata, y Neuquén, Argentina.

Grouping Association Tolo Arce, ATE-SENASA, Argentina.

Association Germán Abdala – Ate, Ministry of Labour, Argentina.

Association Agustín Tosco-Río Segundo-Córdoba,

Unemployed Workers Movement of Flamarión-Rosario, Democracia Popular-Rosario, Rural Community of Tratagal-Salta, Biblioteca Popular Fernando Jara-Cipoletti-Río Negro, Union of Workers of Chubut, Argentina.

María Rosa González, social communicator, Argentina.

Susana Rearte, coordinating protection of public assets and sovereignty. Argentina

Eyes for Peace, office Spain.

Purificación González de la Blanca, Plataforma Global Contra las Guerras, office Spain.

Mindy Zhang, poet and translator, China-USA

Stanka Hrastelj, poet and writer, Slovenia.

Alicia Susana Gómez, writer and professor, Argentina.

Maynor Freyre, writer, Peru.

José María Pallaoro, poet, Argentina.

José Rouillon, professor, Peru

Rosa LuzArroyo Guadalupe, writer and professor, Peru-

Alaín Elías, writer, Peru.

Cecilia Palma, poet, Chile.

Bruno Portugués, painter, Peru.

Fanny Palacios Izquierdo, painter, Peru.

Etna Velarde, painter, Peru.

Eduardo Arroyo, sociologyst, Peru.

Carlos Ostoloza, painter, Peru.

René Dayre Abella, poet and writer, Cuba.

Red Bolivariana Antiimperialista, Brazil.

Maria Elena Mesa Mejia, visual artist and poet, Canada-Colombia.

Marilyn Bobes, writer, journalist, editor, Cuba.

Alfredo Calzada Liens, Specialist company Nickel Moa Nickel SA Comandante Pedro Sotto Alba, Moa Holguin, Cuba.

Francisco Santos, poet, Nicaragua.

Ángel Guinda, writer, Spain.

Rafael LLorca Signes, profesor, Spain.

Ileana Mulet, poet, writer and visual artista, Cuba.

Aldo Luis Novelli, poet, Argentina.

Igor Ursenco, writer, essayist, freelance translator (Republic of Moldova / Romania)

Arif Albayrak, academic, Cyprus/Turkey.

Rita Otero Serrano, narrative psychologist, Spain.

Agustín Conchilla, poet and writer, Spain.

Attila F. Balázs, poet, novelist, editor and translator, Slovaquia/Hungary.

Serge Prioul, poet, France.

Cliff Kawanga, poet, Malawi.

Lavinia Boschini, retired, Costa Rica.

Vania Elka de la Cruz Boschini, administrative, Cuba.

Edvino Ugolini, Artists for Peace, Associazione Penombre, Italy.

P
asha Gjidian, poet, Italy.

Pino de March, poet, Associazione Versitudine, Italy.

Ioana Trica, poet and translator, Romania.

Ostap Nožak, writer and translator, Ukraine.

Sergio Lambertucci, academic, Argentina.

Mário Augusto Jakobskind, journalist and defender DDHH, Brazil.

Rosina Valcárcel, writer, anthropologist and journalist, Peru.

Antonio Arroyo Silva, poet, Canarias Island.

Petar Tchouhov, poet, writer, musician, Bulgaria.

Senem Gökel, poet, researcher, instructor, Cyprus.

Andrea Garbin, poet, Italy.

Robin Ngangom, poet, translator ant professor, India.

Annabel Villar, poet, Uruguay/Spain.

Barbara Luz Natel, student and political assistant, Argentina

Leonardo Martínez, poet, Argentina.

Edmundo Aray, poet, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Sou Elza Romita, professor, Brazil.

Ana Romeo Madero, writer, Argentina.

Agnar Artúvertin, poet and writer, Faroe Islands.

Allison Hedge Coke, poet, United States.

Henry Mba Mellem, writer, poet, cultural promoter and translator, Togo/Cameroon.

Israel Pérez, poet, Guatemala.

Agustín Conchilla, writer, Spain.

Delasnieve Daspet, poet, Brazil.

Nelly Elías de Benavente, profesor, journalist and writer, Argentina.

Ranko Risojević, poet, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Igor Ursenco, writer, essayist and translator, Republic of Moldavia/Romania.

Fernando Manzanera, technical, Spain.

África García, international activist, Spain.

Mikel Itulain, writer, Spain.

Angelina Llongueras, actress and poet, member of the San Francisco Revolutionary Poets Brigade, Spain.

Carles Martín Gaite, director of the Instituto Iberoamericano de Estudios Andalusíes, Spain.

Jorge Ariel Madrazo, poet, Argentina.

Fransiles Gallardo, poet and civil engineer, Argentina.

Eduardo Embry, poet, Chile/Inglaterra.

Roberto Glorioso, writer, Argentina.

Roland Orsick, poet, Serbia.

Nicolás del Hierro, poet, Spain.

Jüri Talvet, poet and professor, Estonia.

Erika Meier, poet and artist, Peru.

Gabeba Baderoon, poet, South Africa.

Antonia Cerrato Martín-Romo, president of Asociación Migas, Spain.

Gaby Enam, poet, writer and pharmacist, Togo.

Thor Stefánsson, poet, Iceland.

Josè Pablo Quevedo, poet, Peru/Germany.

Antonio Leal, poet, Mexico.

Yira Plaza, journalist, Colombia.

Valeriano Forte, poet, Italy.

Giovanna Vexaida Orozco Vela, poet, Peru.

Bobby Coleman, poet and public interest lawyer, United States.

Lindantonella Solano Mendoza, poet, Wayuu Nation, Colombia.

Javier Mederos Zuaznabar, artist, Cuba.

Alessandra Bava, poet, Italy.

Dylan Brody, poet, humorist, storyteller, United States.

Amable Fernández, writer, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Azam Abidov, poet, Uzbekistan.

John Curl, poet, memoirist, translator, author, activist and historian, United States.

Henri-Louis Pallen, retired University teacher, United States.

Nahid Kabiri, poet , writer, Iran.

Cyrus Ebrahimzadeh, writer, director, actor, Iran.

Tinashe Mushakavanhu, poet, Zimbabwe.

Maria Cristina Drese, writer and poet, Argentina.

Levon Ananyan, chairman of the Writers’ Union of Armenia, Armenia.

Hermine Navasardyan, poet, Armenia.

Alfred Massa, poet and writer, Malta.

Libeslay Bermúdez, poet and journalist, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Fredy Chicangana, poeta, Nación Yanacona, Colombia.

Victor López Rache, poet, Colombia.

Gloria Arenas, painter, Colombia.

Mauricio Cháves Bustos, philosopher and writer, Colombia.

Olga Campofreda, poet, Italia.

Reza Mohammadi, poet and journalist, Afghanistan.

Marco Cinque, poet and writer, Italy.

Juliane Okot Bitek, poet, Uganda.

John Claude Smith, writer and poet, United States.

Ostap Nožak, writer and translator, Ukraine.

Omar Garzón Pinto, profesor, Colombia.

Ak Welsapar, writer, poet and journalist, Sweden/Turkmenistan.

Quito Nicolaas, writer, poet and bookreviewer, Aruba/The Netherlands.

Kouméalo Anate, poet and professor, Togo.

Florencia Lo Celso, poet, Argentina.

Amanda Pedrozo, journalist and writer, Paraguay.

Norma Segades-Manias, director of the Encuentro Internacional de Escritoras Los puños de la paloma,
Argentina.

Zein El Abdedin Fouad, poet, Egypt.

Bernardo Rafael Álvarez, poet and writer, Peru.

Enrique Sánchez Hernani, poet, writer and journalist, Peru.

Francesca Randazzo Eisemann, poet and sociologist, Honduras/Spain.

Malak Mustafa Sahioni, poeta, journalist, defender of human rights and director of International Human Right Defender Network, Siria.

Julio César Arciniegas, poet, Colombia.

Lasana M. Sekou, poet, St. Martin.

Milena Ercolani, poet and president of the Cultural Association La Sammarina, San Marino.

Abdourahman Waberi, poet, Djibouti.

Fatoumata Ba, poet, Mali.

Isabel Díez, poet, Spain.

Edoardo Olmi, poet, Rome's Revolutionary Poets Brigade, Italy.

Althea Romeo-Mark, poet, short story writers, Antigua and Barbuda

Elsa Tió, poet, Puerto Rico.

Teresa Colom, poet, Andorra.

Camila Fabi, writer and ballerina, Argentina.

Lauren Williams, poet and singer, Australia.

Linda Lema Tucker, sociologist and writer, Peru.

Lina Zeron, writer, editor and cultural journalist, Mexico.

Lauri García Dueñas, writer. El Salvador.

Julio Pazos, poet, Ecuador.

Victor Manuel Ramos, poet, Honduras

Niillas Holmberg, poet, musician, actor, Saamiland, Finland.

Andriy Bondar, poet, translator, Ukraine.

Vicente Rodríguez Nietzsche, poet, Puerto Rico.

Miguel Ildefonso, poet, Peru.

Karenne Wood, Indian writer, activist, anthropologist, Mojave Nation, United States.

Sigbjorn Skaden, poet, Sami Nation, Norway.

Mata-Uiroa Atan, poet and actor, Rapanui Nation, Pascua Island, Chile.

Jean Clarence Lambert, poet, France.

Flávio de Araújo, poet, Brazil.

TJ Dema, poet, Botswana.

Rashidah Ismaili, poet, Benin.

Arif Khudairi, poet and professor, Egypt.

Jan Owen, poet, Australia.

Ali Al Jallawi, poet, Bahrain.

Michel Croz Martins, poet, writer, professor and theatre director, Uruguay.

Edison Ortiz Toro, mechanical engineer, Colombia.

Dhabiya Khamis, poet and writer, United Arab Emirates.

Leo Verheul, poet, Netherlands.

Jules Deelder, poet, Netherlands.

José W. Legaspi, writer, Uruguay.

Alberto Jerez, visual artista, Colombia/Germany.

Paola Velásquez Carvajal, publicist, Colombia.

Montserrat Ponsa, journalist and writer, Fundación Cultura de Paz, Spain.

Olivia Miranda, visual artist, Colombia.

Hernando Calvo Ospina, essayist and journalist, Colombia.

León Valencia, essayist, director of the Corporación Nuevo Arco iris, Colombia.

Marta Renza, poet and novelist, Colombia.

Claudia Elena Clavijo Guevara, social researcher, Spain.

Martina Soto-kohler, poet and writer, Argentina,

Abimael Castro, journalist, Colombia.

Marlie Burton-Roche, visual artist, Canada.

Daniel de Cullá, bachelor of arts, Spain

Robespierre' s Friends, Spain

Poetry Republican Circle, Spain.

Marco Antonio Valencia Calle, poet and president of the National Literature Council, Ministry of Culture, Colombia.

Edgar Iván Segura, singer and autor, member of Network of Arts Kairos, Colombia.

Carlos Angulo-Rivas, poet and writer, Peru/Canadá.

Patricia Salomê Quintero Cabrales, profesor and activist of human rights, Colombia/Belgium.

Julio Avella García, cultural promoter and defender of humnan rights, Clombia/Switzerland.

Fadhil Al-Azzawi, poet, Iraq/Germany.

Carlos Alberto Sánchez, professor and essayist, Colombia.

Erkut Tokman, poet, translator and actor, Turkey.

Elohim Jiménez López, researcher of the Bertalanffy Center for the Study of Systems Science, Austria.

Fito Rodriguez, writer and university professor, Basque Country, Spain.

Armando Rodríguez Ballesteros, poet and journalist, Colombia.

Malachi Smith, poet, Jamaica.

José Martínez Sánchez, writer, Colombia.

Consuelo Hernández, poet, Colombia.

Alfredo Vanin, poet, Colombia.

Ignacio Izquierdo Ruiz, writer, Colombia.

Fabio Martínez, writer, Colombia.

Alí Ramón Rojas Olaya, rector de la Universidad Católica Santa Rosa, República Bolivariana de Venezuela.

Luz Adriana Quiceno Quiroga, graphic designer and poet, Colombia.

Juan Alberto Rivera Gallego, journalist and poet, Colombia..

Miguel A. Martínez P., economist, Panama.

Carlos Angulo-Rivas, poet and writerr, Carlos Angulo-Rivas, poeta y escritor, Perú/Canadá. Director, International Festival of Poetry of Resistance IFPOR, Perú/Canadá.

Mireya Kurmen Gómez, psychologist, organizational consultant, consteladora, Colombia .

Aldo Díaz Lacayo, diplomatic, Nicaragua.

Roberto Bustamante Vélez, philosopher, Colombia

iris Tocuyo, writer, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Fernando Asián, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Paulina Vinderman, poeta, Argentina

Amparo Osorio, poet, narradora y ensayista, Colombia

Antonio Correa Losada, poet, Colombia

Jairo Alberto López, poet, Colombia.

Gonzalo Márquez Cristo, poet, director of Con-Fabulación, Colombia.

Henrique josé Millán Medina, poet and essyist, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Lenín Pèrez Rangel, writer and journalist, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Néstor Francia, poet, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Faber Cuervo, writer, Colombia.

Fabio Martínez, writer, Colombia.

Dioscórides Pérez, painter and university professor, Colombia.

Alí Ramón Rojas Olaya, rector of the Universidad Católica Santa Rosa, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Luz Adriana Quiceno Quiroga, poet and graphic designed, Colombia.

Juan Alberto Rivera Gallego, poet and journalist, Colombia.

Emile Veillard, citizen, France.

Carlos Rene Galleguillos Rojo, professor, Chile.

María Egilda Castellano, sociologist, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Christian R. Farías, poet, essayist and university professor, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Juanita Pérez Ayala, visual artist, Colombia.

Andrés Camargo, musicien, Colombia.

Pedro del Valle, writer, journalist and professor, Guatemala.

Jorge Rodrigo Castillo Romero, professor, Mexico.

Paulina Vinderman, poet, Argentina.

Antonio Correa, poet, Colombia.

Gonzalo Márquez Cristo, poet and essayist, director of poetry magazine Común Presencia, Colombia.

Amparo Inés Osorio, poet, Colombia.

Jairo Alberto López, poet, Colombia

Fernando Linero, poet and musician, Colombia.

Silvia Blair, university professor, Colombia.

Carolina Brito, journalist, Colombia.

René Ramos Suarez, journalist, Colombia.

Edgar Segura, essayist, Colombia.

Esteban Emilio Mosonyi, anthropologist, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Jesús García, poet and visual artista, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Gustavo Maceas, poet, Colombia.

Jafeth Gómez Ledesma, painter, Colombia.

Alberto Camargo, theologian, Colombia.

Patricia Jabbeh, poet, Liberia.

Augusto Escobar, essayist and member of Academia Colombiana de la Lengua, Colombia.

José Yesid Sabogal, sociologis, Colombia.

Joseph Mwantuali, poet and writer, Congo.

P. Arturo Carrasco-Gómez, Anglican priest, Mexico.

María Helena Rivillas Martínez, Teresian nun, Colombia.

Luz Marina Valencia López, religious, theologian and educator. Colombia

Zoë Skoulding, poet, Wales, UK.

Fredéric Pacere Titinga, poet, Burkina Fasso.

Stephan Chaumet, poet and writer, France.

Norberto Ganci, journalist and director of Club de la Pluma, Argentina.

Ulygbek Yesdauletov, poet and editor of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Richard Krawiec, writer, United States.

Alexis Adarfio, engineering, writer and professor, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Nery Esperanza Montaña Mogollón, devout Teresiana, Colombia.

Oscar Luis Ferreiro, citizen, Argentina.

Lucia Dolores Narvaez, trainer of personal safety and the environment, Chile.

Elena A. Romano, profesor, Argentina.

Carlos Roman, construction worker, Argentina.

Lidia Beatriz Gianonni, citizen, Argentina.

Alejandro Jusim, troubadour and songwriter, Argentina.

Joe Perez, ciizen, Puerto Rico.

Nora Larroca, teacher, Argentina.

Francisco-Belmont-Juanito Guanabacoa, PCSur member from Japan.

Mabel Gladys Suarez, author and poet, Argentina.

Laura Raymond, writer, Argentina.

Damaso Manuel Martinez, poet, member PCSur, Argentina.

Julian Salas, city, Argentina.

Hector Torres Toro, poet, Chile/Canada.

Claudia Rocío Rodríguez Rincón, dancer and teacher in visual arts, Colombia.

Yolanda Añazco,. poet, Manuela Espejo Prize, member of Contemporary Writers Association of Ecuador.

Cristina Pailos, journalist and writer, Argentina.

Nuruddin Farah, poet, Somalia.

Fatoumata Ba, poet, Mali.

Fadhil Al-Azzawi, poet, Iraq/Germany.

Chirag Bandel, poet, artist and radio producer/presenter, Nepal.

Jean-Jacques Dabla, poet, Togo.

José Luis Reina Palazón, poet and translator, España.

Joseph Sarria, poet, Colombia/United States.

Marcos Cesar Gomes Andrade, citizen, Brazil.

Liceth Castro, social leader, Colombia.

Marcos Prieto, cultural promoter, Colombia.

Zabier Hernández, poet, Colombia.

Hugo Ramos, poet, Colombia.

Myriam Montoya, poet and translator, Colombia.

Maria-Rosa Gutierrez-Fowles, interpreter and translator, Colombia.

Guillermo Rhua Bardinni, poet, writer and composer, Puerto Rico.

Santiago Mazo Loaiza, professor, sindicalist, defender of human rights, Colombia.

Martin Eleazar Villa Quintero, professor, sindicalist, defender of human rights, Colombia.

Emilio José Chaves, engineer, researcher in economics and statistics, Colombia.

Allende La Paz, director of review Cambio Total, Colombia.

Maria Manrique, painter, Spain.

John Robert Lee, poet, Sta. Lucia.

Joumana Hadda, poet, Lebanon.

Antonio Leal, poet, Mexico.

Amparo Torres, visual artista, coordinator of Taller de Arte Pinceles Latinos in Toronto, Canada.

Kama Sywor Kamanda, writer and poet, Democratic Republic of Congo.

José Guillermo Campos, philosopher and university professor, El Salvador.

Isnardo Alexander Delgado Romero, head of promotion and dissemination in Central University of Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

María Jade, artista, Colombia.

Jorge Quintanar, poet, Mexico.

Dulima Hernández, architect and designer and history teacher, Colombia.

Gemino H. Abad, poet, Philippines.

Karla Lottini, writer and journalist, Mexico.

Luz Amparo Jiménez, political scientist, Colombia.

Marina Minicuci, essayist, Italia.

Nayar López Castellanos, political scientist and social researcher, Mexico.

Norys Nicoliello, poet and writer, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Ivan Alviar Machado, poetry reader, Colombia.

Norma Courlaender, cultural promoter, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Alfredo Medina, actor, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Lucila Lema, poet, Quechua Nation, Ecuador.

Ali Abdollahi, poet and translator, Iran.

Magalis Montagne Arráiz, teacher, Mexico.

Marta David, sociologist, Colombia.

Udo Kawasser, poet, Austria.

Lisna Marcó, arts graduate, República Bolivariana de Venezuela.

Ariel Montoya, president, Esquipulas Foundation, Nicaragua.

Mara Romero Torres, writer, poet cultural promoter and president of Asociación Cultural Arte Fénix, Spain.

Vahe Arsen, poet, Armenia.

Hilda Coronado Cubillos, religious sister of Asunción, coordinator of Justice, Peace and Integrity Comission Colombia/Perú.

Omar Darío Gallo, poet, Colombia.

Joanne Arnott, poet, Canada.

Patricia Jiménez, professor, Colombia.

Pedro Manuel Rincón Pabón, writer and journalist, Colombia.

Camila Charry Noriega, poet, Colombia.

Hermes Vargas, poet, Comarca magazine, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Diana Bellessi, poet, Argentina.

Guillermo Linero Montes, writer and painter, Colombia.

Jose Acelas, poet, Movimiento Comunal Nacional, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Ana Daglio, translator, Argentina.

Edmundo Aray, poet, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Sou Elza Romita, professor, Brasil.

Ana Romeo Madero, escritor, Argentina.

Javier Naranjo Moreno, poeta, Colombia.

Eduardo Márceles Daconte, writer and cultural researcher, Salgar, Colombia.

Mauricio Zapata Hoyos, presidente of Fundación Amigos del Arte del Caribe, Colombia.

Nubia Medina Torres, visual artist, Colombia

Alejandro Domínguez, visual artista, Colombia.

Diana Contreras, folklorist, Colombia.

Pedro Licona, poet, Colombia.

Hernando Ladino Flórez, university, Colombia.

María Elena Rivas Arenas, doctor in pedagogical sciences at Universidad del Tolima, Colombia.

Victor Hugo Ojeda, writer, México.

Fredy Alexander Muñoz Garzón, poet, Letter for South America, Colombia/Ecuador.

Paulina Macias, psychoanalyst, Colombia.

Pedro Arturo Estrada, poet, Colombia.

José Fernández de la Sota, poet and journalist, Basque Country, Spain.

Sergio Alvarez, journalist, Colombia.

Luis Félix Cuatindoy Guerrero, aboriginal journalist and comunicator, Inga Nation, Colombia.

Jacqueline Devia Castro, social worger, magister in Political Studies, Colombia.

Helen Psaralidou, member of Volos Poetry Slam, Grecia.

Mariano Barbosa, director of Young Peace Club Jover, Colombia.

Victor Isidro Luna, graduate de University of Utah, Mexico.

Francisco Sánchez Jiménez, writer, Colombia.

Fito Rodriguez, writer and profesor at Universidad del País Vasco, Spain.

Julieth Vasquez, professor, Colombia.

Carlos Jaime, enginner, Colombia.

Elizabeth Vargas, journalist, Colombia.

Juan Carlos Alarcón, writer and journalist, Argentina.

Antonio Acevedo Linares, poet, sociologist, essayist, university profesor, Colombia.

Luz Helena Cordero, poet, Colombia.

Felipe Agudelo Tenorio, poet and writer, Colombia

Jorge Castañeda, poet and writer, Chile.

Yezid Morales, citizen, Colombia.

Manuel Restrepo Dominguez, writer, Ph.D, director of magister on human rights, UPTC, Colombia.

Ulises Varsovia, professor and poet, Chile/Switzerland.

Fanny Moreno, writer, Colombia.

Omar Cid, writer and director of newspaper Crónica Digital, Chile.

Esperanza Vallejo, photographer, Colombia.

Elías Letelier, poet, Chile.

Cecilia Palma, poet, Chile.

Manuel Silva Acevedo, poet, Chile.

Olga Malaver, lawyer and poet, Colombia.

Bernardo Correa, philosopher, Colombia.

Carmen Amelia Pinto, writer, member of group El Túnel, Colombia.

Francisco Azuela, poet and writer, México.

Jorge Etcheverry Arcaya, poet, Canadá.

Elizabeth Azocar, citizen, República Bolivariana de Venezuela.

Nora Moyano, journalist of El viejo Topo magazine, Argentina.

Germán Hernandez Araguna, writer and director of El viejo Topo magazine, Argentina.

Sergio Lambertucci, academic, Argentina.

Mario Sanoja, antrophologist, profesor at Universidad Central of Venezuela, Culture National Prize, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Alexis Adarfio, engineer, writer an professor, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

Jorge Vergara Estévez, doctor in philosophy at Universidad de París, VIII Facultad de Ciencias Sociales Universidad de Chile, Chile.

Rafaat Haji Hamzah, poet, Singapur.

Emma Le Bozec, teacher, Argentina

Ligia Anadón, writer, Argentina

Cristina Villanueva, writer and poet, Argentina.

Pilar García Galed, poet and fighter for peace, Spain.

Ángela María Quintero Pachón, psychologist, Colombia.

Enrique Hernández-D'Jesús, poet and photographer, Venezuela.

Steward Carvajal, business and finance specialist, Colombia.

Martha Suárez Méndez, actress, Colombia.

Juan José Bejarano, filmmaker, Colombia.

Juan Iván Clavijo Parrado, filmmaker, Colombia.

Juan Guillermo Ramírez, researcher, film critic, Colombia.

Ricardo Elías Guerra, visual artist, Colombia.

Luis Andrés Botero Cadavid, visual artist, Colombia.

Patricia Tafur Perdomo, visual artist, Colombia.

Manuel Giraldo – Magil, writer and playwriter, Colombia.

Edgar Montañez muñoz, filmmaker, Colombia.

Etnairis Rivera, poet, Puerto Rico.

Jaime Echeverri, writer, Colombia.

Eduardo José do Nascimento Júnior, writer, Brasil.

Alejandra Zarhi García, poet, director of Imágenes de Océanos review, Chile.

Lizneira Roncancio, journalist and writer, Colombia.

Lucy Ortiz, poet, director of Proyecto Cultural Sur Vancouver Canada

Roberto Palomino, sculptor, autor, singer and poet, director of PC-Sur Canada.

Chema Rubio, poet, Spain.

Iduvina Hernández, journalist and defender of human rights, Guatemala.

Maren Kraushaar, political scientist, Germany.

Jonathan Menkos Zeissig, economist, Guatemala.

Mildred Hernández, writer, Guatemala.

Helvi Janet Mendizabal, editor, Guatemala.

Ricardo Hernandez, researcher, Guatemala.

Analía Bodrero, teacher and poet, Conservatorio "Luz y Lorca", Argentina.

Carlos J. Aldazábal, poet, Festival Latinoamericano de Poesía en el Centro, Centro Cultural de la

Cooperación Floreal Gorini, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

María Chapp, sociologist and poet, Argentina.

Leonardo Alejandro Hincapié, director of theatre, Colombia.

Andrea Gamboa Betancourth, media professional, Colombia.

Eira Stenberg, poet, Finland.

Humberto Vélez, Jorge Eduardo Solomon Ruales Carolina, Universidad del Valle, Policy Studies Program and Conflict Resolution, Colombia.

Jorge Campos, economist, poet and writer, Nicaragua.

Juano Villafañe, poet, Argentina.

Nestor Grany, musicien, Singer, composer, writer and p



Fuente: Página del Festival Internacional de Poesía de Medellín.