miércoles, 1 de octubre de 2008
HOTEL RWANDA
At a few hours of the company of an agreement of peace between Hutus and Tutsis - endorsed by the UNO - in the Hotel Mille Collines (Kigali, Rwanda), that Paul Rusesabagina manages, small events start disturbing the ordinariness of Rwanda. Welded humus they instigate for radio to " eradicating the killer invasion of the tutsis ". Paul Rusesabagina is hutu and the director of the Hotel Mille Hollines. Respected by his generosity, his charisma and the contacts that he has, one sees involved in the course of the events when they threaten his wife tutti, to his children and to his neighbors with the death and manages to avoid the first obstacles by means of the bribe, with the hope that the international forces come at any time to avoid the Civil war. Nevertheless, the situation worsens. After the murder of the Rwandan president, the indiscriminate slaughters begin of tutsis to hands of the soldiers and citizens humus. Paul manages to protect theirs in the hotel, to which thousands of persons start coming asking for aid. While young international reporter, is present at the Dantesque spectacle and Paul uses all the resources and possible bribes to keep the tutsis sheltered in the hotel alive. The international forces come to Rwanda but only to evacuate the white citizens and to return them to his countries of origins and with orders of not intervention... Paul armed with courage, with the help of the colonel Oliver of the UNO (defrauded by the international behavior), will manage to shelter and to protect first, and to save later, the life of thousands of persons who trusted in him. He compromises himself with it itself to protect his wife tutti, Tatiana, his children and 1.200 neighbors tutsis that, frightened and threatened, come to the hotel asking for aid and cover, when the international forces offer neither intervention nor help to the chased ones. The rest of the world was closing the eyes, whereas Paul was opening his heart and was demonstrating that a good man can change the things.
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Good Carolina,thanks.
Martha
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