San Marcos Station
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Nunca olvidamos. "My favorite song is of the eucalyptus tree, it sings as I approach, its leaves are cool as water, and its trunk soft and strong as our hearts. It sings, always of forgiveness and never shall we forget our people, our struggle, and our strength."
Vanamari 3 days ago
This is not a forgotten history, although perhaps the San Marcos train station part of it had been lost. Thanks for pointing it out. I would only add that the Yaqui are very much alive, that despite the attempted genocide, they have continued to defend their territory, their traditions and their memory.
thoirdealbhaigh 2 years ago 2
This is a surprising bit of history that has somehow (conveniently) been forgotten. I hope many people will visit the abandoned train station and place a flower there in memory of these Yaquis.
--Zotz
Zotz01 2 years ago